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PAGE TWENTY OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1930 BLUE DEVILS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING - 0.CI. WIN WIN BILL | General Motors Rugby Club "Blue Devils Flold Second Annual Meeting W. H. Clark Elected Presi- "dent for Season of 1930-- Plans Started for Annual Dance Off to Another Good Start Wednesday night in the Board Room of the General Motors Office, the General Motors Rugby. Club held their second annual meeting and there were about thirty members of the club present. The Blue Devils were successful in winning their league this year but lost the Ontario title to the Sarnia Wanderers in a thrilling series. Wed- nesday night they closed the business for the past scason and elected their officers for the coming year. H. C. Lecky, President of the Club, opened the meeting with a few suit- that dur- .able remarks. He stated ing the last season's association with ihe Blue Devils, he had derived more whole hearted satisfaction from his connection with the Blue Devils than from any other source. He compli- mented the boys on the splendid man- ner in which they upheld their name last vear and the sportsman like way in which they accepted defeat. said that he considered them the finest bunch of fellows that he had ever been associated with. Ross Mc- Kinnon, W. H. Clark, R. Wilber, D. Swartz and C. E. McTavish all echoed the words of the President, After these remarks had been made an election of officers was held. W. H. Clark was elected to be the Presi- dent of the General Motors "Blue Devils" Rugby club for the season of 1930. R. Wilbur, D. Swartz and C, E. McTavish were elected vice- presidents for the coming year. Neil Hezzelwood was re-elected to the position of Secty. Claude Watt was named Secty.-Treasurer. B. Jenner, M. Johnston and Baird were elected to form the licity Comimttee. Plans Made for Annual Dance The next item of business to be discussed was the Blue Devils' dance. After a number of suggestions had been heard and discussed dt was de as Asst, Pu 9 cided that the dance will be held | al sport | This will be social and on February 21. hig night in the world of Oshawa. Russ. Wiginton was elected Seer tary for the dance and the following were the chairmen appointed# for the different committees:-- Ralph Hamilton, Decoration mittee; H. C. Lecky, Tickets; Jenner, Music and Printing Watt, Publicity; W. H. Clar freshment; H. R.- Wilber, Finance; P. B. Swartz, Invitation and Alex. "Gray, House. will choose their own committee. Olympics Defeat e- Com Bert. © Millionaires 3-1: Toronto, Jan. 11. Petter teamplay and a real punch in the pinches the Detroit«Olympics last night vanquished the battling Toronto Millionaires in an national League g Rink. On the play vaders earned the they were forced to travel "speed to defeat the Okemen, and ft was only a rally in the last period that gave Frank Foyston's men the decision, In tribute to the mer fhat gallant Niagara Falls Jiddie Baker, who died of injurie "westerday, the players, officials and fans stood with bowed heads for a minute just after the gam began. Baker was admired by Ariends and opponents and his sud- 'den death has shocked all sports amen. The 8s and the referee Jast night e crepg herr arms. TWIN-CITY TEAM Ravina e snappy verdict, - but nory of player, woi on t DEFEATS BRANTFCRD | Kiteliener, Yan. nidget substitute 'the Kitchener-Waterloo senior 'team im group ¥B" of the O.H.A. role up. an overtime game with rantford he when with a trifle Jriover four minutes of the extra time gome, he banged Reinhart's 'rebound into the cage. Reinhart liad made » fine rush, and Gray the 'Brant goalie, made a clever 'gave. but he did not get in front [of Mader's hard drive, and Jhe 'game was over. The score was 2 2 to 11. ~Mader, the or a good many seasons now, {Tuke has been a familiar hi Junior Hockey teams of He managed the Oshawa js taking an active interest team again this year. Te | nected with | make this a banner season for the | Blue Devils. surer, | { third The different chairmen | -Showingz | Iter- | in- | at top | right-winger - of | fl. Ha. A RK Who, on Wednesday night, was | elected President of the General | Motors Rugby Club for the coming | season. "Wally" is well liked by il the Blue Devils and those cone them. He jis out to Good Iie ki | | | | | | Queens 3-2 11 period and without a B team from 'this Queen's Universit) 8s were 0-1 a -2 ne played i some and present in the ne the contest. | the right | scored a nice | solo rush, breaking | defence to pick up a | loose dise. This was the only | score of the period although Belle~ | ville missed some fine chance | Bob Scott evened yunt ly in the second fra when silt to the Md vith a Mende r | Smith, Scoring two | hold- tally, Belleville, Jan goals in the k ing the | the senior | defeated The period Tt 1st opposition 8C0 was the fastest g: ville for » crowd was arena to watch Queen's went when Gibson years away on foot goal throug on h a the the « ear- he and , the view me de bea Queen his 01 having | obscured. { took the lead midway in Patterson scored | Queen the game when a counter from a scramble, The fr: as 1 Belleville and y more counters Queen's we | inst them | | were not Canning ed the count when he took perfect pags from inside the defence and ed the pastime when the mouth ,of | beat Morris, ' | the game was | Khandled to ne and easily rt of ighened up towards penalties. were petting seven. 1e-locals was the ith the de- Murphy prom- | the handed Jueer Bob Sott for tl hést man on the f Squir inent for the 1} The forward line of C ted faster than Bellev vd early In the last period COURTIGE LEAGUE HEARS A DEBATE, | Subject Was "Resolved That | the World Is Getting Better air 6=-t arl Shortt spent the week: end in Toronto guest of his aunt, Mrs, Jack Hicks, Miss Hattie Osborne is visiting in Toronto. The meeting of the young people on Thursday evening last was very largely attended. In the absence of the president, Miss Hattie Osborne, Mr. Jas, Hancock, first vice-president presided. The first part of' the evening's en- tertainment was a debate -- "Re- $0ived that the world is getting bet- er" taken up by four members of he League. It was pretty thorough- ly discussed by the debaters and the negative side won, although we do not like to Belicre the world is. real- ly on the decline. The trail-rangers then entertained by darky songs and some stunts which caused a good deal of merriment. Wilfred Brown and Harold Osborne gave readings and altogether the boys put on a good program. * services were all fine and well attended. Several from. heré are taking the Agricultural Short Course in Bow- manville, On Saturday last Mrs, Susan Shortt who has beén in poor - health, and bas had to keep her bed for!some- time past, :brated her glinety- fourth birthday. She had several callers during the day and was pre- sented with beautiful plants and flowers. Her son, Mr. R. C. Shortt, Tony Hill, visited her last week as he always does when her birthday comes, end, 0 ide g and I'S, ence of . 1] en's but | Courtice PROSPECT BRIEFS Prospeet, Jan. 7.~The friends "of Mr. Geo. Smith's will be sorry th learn. that Mrs. Smith has received word from London saying Mr, Smith has 'been moved from the Sanitarium to the Victoria Hospital in London further treatment. Died, January 6th, at on her late | { residence, Mrs. C.- Valentynee Fun- | O.H.A. Bulletin , Wednesday, | for | (at Earl Belleville | - Wins From {| Norm | Murphy, | Kay | Teasdale, | ' | Clarke, A meeting 6f the O.H.A, execy- tive committee will be held -at King Edward hotel, Niagara Falls, Ont., Saturday, Jan. 18, at 6 p.m. +The Mitchell club has defaulted its remaining gameg in intermedi- ate group No. 11, Seaforth . has decided to drop out of junior group No. 13, section B. Toronto Rangers having drop- ped out of the senior A series, the Nationals'at Rangers game sched- uled to be played Tuesday, Jan, 14, has been cancelled. The Big Four group junior double-header ovig- inally scheduled for Monday, Jan. 13, at Arena gardens, will be play- | ed Tuesday, Jan. 14. | Simcoe intermediates are play- ing at Cayuga Monday, Jan, 13, with the return game at Simcoe, Jan. 15. Port Colborne juniors will play at Niagara Falls Tuesday, Jan, 14, instead of Monday, Jan, 13. Referees have been the following games: "Senior A Series "Tonight Varsity at Nationals (Arena gar- | 8 Farlow, dens, p.m.)--Harold B Series London Senior Chatham Easson, § Windsor Mie Windsor) Fast Maes at 5 W. H. Legg, Lon- don. Intermediate Series Western University at Balkwill, Brantford. Junior Series Gananoque at R.M.C. ston)---Joe Smith, King Monday, Jan, Senior A Series Varsity at Queens (at Kingsto Clair Devlin, Kingston. Intermediate S p Port Dover at Dunn Port Colborne. Gravenhurst at Brace Cook, Orillia. at Coldwate on, Midiand. at Burlingt Hamilton, Walkerton at Listowel-- on, Stratford. Lakefield pointn . w y at Bowmanvill Jaco lor mto. Orono at Port Bowmanville, Acton at Toronto, Guelph A Paris -- King Havelocl 1" Hone WW. Edgar, Brampton-- 4 rt ges | Preston )--C. Ingersoll . a will, Brantford Simeoe at Cayuga Hamilton Blenheim at Glencoe {holds, Chathanr. Stayner at Creem mett, Barrie Durham at Owen Ashley, Wiarton. Caledonia at Waterford Burrows, Dunnville Junior Series Peterboro 2t Oshawa---J. den, Port Hope Stouffville McCarthy, Orangevill re Roy J Sound-----Allan Poe Row- Markham --Mac Toron Loftus Wast to (Ra Jim Toron o Upper Canada Colleg drew's (Varsity arena, J. Walshe, Toronto Hamilton . at Grimsby Moore, Port Colborne, Cayuga at Port Dover--L feree at St. Ay 4 pom.)--W, Dinty yeal re- Hagersville at Simcoe-- Local re- feree, Diondon at A. R. Oliver, Brantford H.C Karges, Kitchener Windsor Tech. at (at Windsor)----Pick sor Meaford at larrie. Referees kindly "confirm appolnt- Brantford J. H.C.-- Galt, at Paris Hines, Wind- Collingwood | ments, appointed | | | | Toronto, | w. | Hed- | George | Amhersthurg | Bus | PORT -SNAPSHOT By Guo, CampBrLL, Sporis Editor Simcoes Tonight The Oshawa Simcoes should have a good: crowd on hand tonight when they tackle the Canadian Westinghouse team from Hamilton, Both these teams are playing Intermediate O.H.A. and they should put up a great battle. It will give the Simcoes a chance to compare themselves with a team from another group. The Simcoes are enter- ed in a smart sce ~tion, Bowmanville, Whitby, Port Hope and Oshawa Simcoes are all smart outfits and all have a chance of winning the Lhasa gw er should go far in the playoffs, * * * * group. Oshawa Juniors The Oshawa Juniors suffered their first defeat of the season last night when they met the Bowmanville "Kids." The score was 2 to 1, Burr, Lortie and Drinkle were the best for Oshawa, Lortie scored the Oshawa goal, The Oshawa Juniors should defeat the Bowmanvilie team when they play the return game. A full account of this game appears on the Bowmanville page. The Oshawa Juniors play again on Monday night when they meet the Peterboro City team.' This will be the ganic of the season for the Qshawa juniors. \S *® * * ' Skating Last Night I'he new Oshawa Arena bad their first skating last night and about three hundred people took advantage of the opportunity, to don the The ice was in good condition although it was inclined to chip, t r to the fact that the air itself was cold. * * Oshawa Collegiate Wins Two Games as if the Oshawa Collegiate are going to have a couple of ketball teams this year, at least the juniors are shaping up won their game yesterday from the East York won their game in an impressive style. They should We ly thi Sy The first home blades. * * tcams juniors » a long Seniors are good also, Rangers tos Last | Game to ue eens id | Jan. 1t.----In the first O.H.A. 'game of the deleated the Tor- » last night by the ore a large through with ymbina- dective victory. cned team on | they showed | form, taey were out- iri-eolor team after | ton, nior bei hin 1 and better I irst period, Queen' V forward | ti one rked two hout the game, 1e three team, Lav and the n, Reid, m line georing 1 up a | \iough the aten many from how WALTER FAIR Fair, who is this year for the Oshawa Juniors, played hockey for Oshawa for many years. Remember rushes from the defence... Wan > {knows hockek and before the sea- son is over the Juniors will knew all that Walt can teach them, Wait coach Walt, oting | rdf their husky lnyed a perfor- | Hughes for the and LBORNE Ww IN Jan, '11. in a row PORT Col Port Colborne, their sixth victory Colborne took the 3 tailed to brea! rg into camp last night 5 to 2 tacks. to maintain t)ecir lead in the local upeed | senior O.H.A, croup. i 1gErs For Vi always d little eriod, down the T ry r I'he 1 ive | Port Colborne | I AYM.C, ACTIVITIES | Regular meeting of the A.Y.M. C. was held last night. Elections for the positions of vice-president and secretary will be held next Friday. A good practice was held after the meeting and the show is beginning to take shape. The show will be held the latter part of Feb- ruary. The exact date will be an- nounced later, The badminton championship of the club has not yet been decided, due to the inability of one of the finalists to get down to the club at the present time, The cham- pion will be declared not later than the end of January, however, In the meantime, it is the intention of the Chairman of the Recreation- al Committee, C. Keith, to run off another tournament between the regular devotees of the game. The next meeting will be held Friday night when a complete line- up of the show will be presented and gone through. HOCKEY RESULTS Hockey games played last night re- sulted as follows: O.H.A. Senior "A" 8 Toronto R'g O.H.A. Senior "DB" Belleville .......3 Queen Stratforc Woodstock xKitchener Brantiord x--Ten minutes' time. O.H.A. Intermediate Varsity ... Markhar Milton ... Georgetown Dunnville aa ayus . Simcoe .. Waterford Glencoe Alvinston Petrolia Strathroy aGoderich I aMitchell ded Queen's Western over tod ited Gravenhurst Port McNicoll Markdale I indsay 3racebridge Elmvale Owen Sound Peterboro ... Milverton Dunnville 3 Brant. Hanleys. .¢ Kitchener Port | Stratford In-| | Guelph | Port Dover | { Marlboros | xParkdale x10 minutes overtime. Barrie 3 Aurora I'renton Napanee Bowmanville Oshawa ... Willowdale ... Stoufiville ... Orangeville Bramptor Stratford ......8 Galt x10 minutes overtin Collingwood 3 { i Lind xU.1 Parry Sound .,».2 x--Ten minut those | GUELPH LOSES AGAIN Guelph, Jan. 11 - Kitchener Flying Dutchmen handed the Maple Lcafs their fourth straizh ioss when they ran out on the long end of a 3-1 verdict here last .t in played hed up crowd nt Guelph fans who w the home team show all kinds of ability ip | the way of hock-y, except | thk2 puck into the net, ir intention an he Loli [age eral services are being held on 'Wed- nesday at 2 p.m. Election was held. at on January the 6th, - Mr, Am, Thompson' and Mr. Wm. Parrott running for Councilmen in this div ision. cighteen votes. Mr. T. Riscborough Mrs. Geo. Smith and family, one day | last weel. | School has again opened after the | Christmas holidays, a number being absent on account of colds. The opening day of school the teacher, Mrs. Roach, treated the scholars with nuts and candies. Mr. and Mrs. A. Robertson visit- Manchester visited with JACK BOND Who last season was captain of the Generel Motors Blue Devils, Jack was seen in action on Thursday night and in the last period play- ed some good hockey. He is the captain of the Oshawa Seniors for ~this year, \ | | | | | | | Parr, RANK BLACK Mr. Parrott winning out by | Oshawa boy who is this year the Secretary-Treasurer of the Osh- awn Simcoe's Intermediates who are making a name for them- | solves in the Intermediate | ranks. | | ed with Mr. and Mrs. John Christie last week. Messrs. Fred Ackney, M. Christie, and S. Christie were in Toronto on Lorne Johnson spent the week end with Mr, Karl Martin at the home of his parents, F. Martin. Mr. Sid Smith has moved to Mr. Leader's farm. We are pleased to report Mr, Ralph Miller has recovered suffi- ciently to be removed to his home. Miss Lillian Pickard is spending the holidays at her home. Miss Sprague of Toronto is with her mother, Mrs, Gibner, over the holiday. s -v | lor {well known >| Pa 4 of this city as he game which will be on the 15th. P.C.C. and oct | yy putting | Local Collegiate Win Both Opening Games Of Basketball Season Juniors Defeat East York, 20-5, and Seniors Win Close Game by 20-18 he collegiate opened its 1930 Bas roa campaign with a double win vesterday over the East York teams. The first games drew the largest assembly of students to the gym gal- leries that has so far been seen and they sure weren't disappointed as the' locals handicapped by the absence of coach Barley gave two of the finest exhibitions seen in the school gym it quite a while. 2 The junior game was the O.CI from the first whistle the final score being 20-5. The senior squads h ever were so eveflly matched that it took the 'thirty scconds of pla to deride issue,--and did tha crowd yell? Superior combination | iunior game an interesting tussle vatch, the O.CI. forwaru ini Ww ell together placed itself cf stantly in scoring position and o with shots preventc greater, The East last the made the to AMMY" LOWE ager of the © 'hawa Sens Hockey team. * y is [inconsistency among &! {the score being | "used to be | York "team was considerably the "Sammy" hter. team and at tin seer for their able. to get through the fi 1 defence as played by the O.( ! core at half time was 8-2 { at full time 20-5 for O.( virly heavy 'quintet represent the Toronto seniors and size matcl led a rains the speed of the loca ' Ps el Edd a battle royal. Dukes Win It was a put and take affair; . i score and the ot G | Reiralize it. As a result Junior ames | score was tied practically at all tir | The O.C.I. forward line showed ey 11 on the attack but failed to ch leaving too much to the himself. « | lis cs ready player ing his team firse woul Giving their |, se ie Sarl back, lead Four junior Ip, 2, Off g.at the Area gi al sa "I. since the de ni*ht in the first | fence cou ould aly break up the p double-header. Thiz was the {-;p. work of the York defence reverse hict feature of the game for o met this ) wi : al of the O.C.L's points. ca ¢ $ shots close in. re at half time J-18 for O.( fealor Lineup East York--R.F. Send ". Dennon, R.B. 11. the Toronto, Jan. were at a loss t York for bi ack 'and that » 8-8 and at full Parkdale in ten m d other | Toronto C.C ime by 3 place group. were pi to the there was = rdly dull the proceedin victory that d this year, Defence hapioved Marlboros' defence pla improved game and the nets for the Y the Dukes, Varsity were | moat the contest ck LF. Sith 1 yvercame k teg of overt ined Both gam *. Henley, L.F. Hicks, L.B, 1 James, *Sen'or Lineup 'ork--R.F. Legg, R.B. Andison, Hende: Guiltinar and n Jins, L.P. Godire D ving | rthey, atlv ert 1p Temas, Armour, Hind, L.G. Guiltina Alt. Myers, McIntosh. erce--R. R. Pogue, Toronto. in for nts ation centre Dukes sw ' force showed and with ar- | for most of the ept on | yore ol lia Good came the the Var slon®. in close --------i-- Tailor- made Suits... $25. 00 Scotland Woollen Mills | ROTISH, Manager citad ity DEPENDS "Would vou rather gis | r women?" Westinghouse HAMILTON VS. Oshawa Simcoes Intermediate O. H. A. oi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kendall, Toronto, spent the holiday with their parents. Mr, Russell Horn and < Mr. and Migs. Arthur Horn 'of Saskatoon, are vistting friends around here, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hortop spent Christmas with their daughter, Mrs, Winters, in Oshawa. Mrs. Jas. E, Mitchell are spend- ing a {few days th Lemonville, attend- ing the funeral of her neice, Miss Mrs, I.. Cassidy of Brooklin visit- ed with Mr, and Mrs, E. Kendall on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Butt and chil- dren, and Mr. Tohn Moore. of Osh- awa, Mr. and "Mrs. Tom Moore of rospect, visited with Mr, and Mrs. John Moore in Manchester on Suu} day last. : Seats ARENA ONIGHT Admission - Reserved Seats $1.00, 75¢, 50c Rush Seats - North End Door 35¢ on Sale at Mike's Place