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» THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1930 iy PAGE SIX DUSTRIAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 'PLAYOFFS AT ARENA TONIGHT | Niagara Falls Stagea Desperate Rally to Tie Round With West Toronto Score Goal With Only » Minute to Play, on a Long Shot, to Win Game 4-2 and Tie Round at Six All --+Final Game in Toronto Thursday om-------- Niagara Falls, March 13-Everys thi otha goes to make up a thrill ing key contest was unsavelled bere last night when Niagara Falls scored a 4-to-2 victory over est Toronto in the return game of the. OHA, junior finals to tie up the series 6 to 6 and necessitate a sudden-death game, which will be yed Thursday night at Toronto, t was West Toronto's first defeat of the O.H.A. scason, "A capacity crowd of 5000 fans crowded into the Falls Atena and witnessed one of the hardest-fought exhibitions of the winter pastime ev- er seen on local ice. Two gallant bands of youthful stars gave their all and the final ops was quite be- fitting. the cccasion, as, the vast crowd was unquestionably pro-Nia- gara. West Toronto proved the better nine-man team on the night's play, but Gene Fraser Pv, to shift his regulars around and make them work overtime to offset that advan- tage. Lawport, on the defense, was a tower of strength to the visiting team. His coolness in both coming and going excursions was a revel- ation. Thoms, Collings and Gracie; on the starting front line, all pro- ved clever combiners, as well as strong individual performers, + The trio were all good playmakers. Gra- cie was much more prominent than in the game at Toronto last Satur. fay afternoon, For the winners, Kalfleisch, on de- fense, who scored two of his team's goals on fortunate 'breaks" was a tireless worker, Max Kaminsky gave another of his spectacular perform. ances and played some forty min- utes of the sixty. His stickhandling was brilliant and only tough "breaks" kept him from doing more di than the one goal he netted, "Fan Heximer was ever dangerous and the fastest man on the ice. Jerry Shan- non. showed the effects of injuries sustained in Saturday's game; but ve a brilliant performance in the nal period. Fischer in goal again rose to high heights on many close calls. First Period Even The first. period opencd with Thoms and Kaminsky exchanging hot shots. In' less than two minutes Thoms gave West Toronto a three- goal lead on the round when he took Lamport's pass at mid-ice, ska- ted a few yards and let go a smoky drive from the wing. Kaminsky sent the home crowd wild at 530; when he stickhandled down right wing, shot a backhander that glanced off Lamport's skate into the West To- . ronto goal to even the game score. This break gave the Fraserites new hopes, and they attacked stromgly, 'and had a margin on good scoring chances in the first ten minutes when their regular front line kept up with out relief. But when forced to use their subs, the locals lost their edge and it became apparent early that tthe Toronto team were much the ¥ ; stronger nine-man t In the hall of the first period, the visit: got in some strong and clever offen sive work, and Fischer made som reat saves with Lan.port, Gracie, homs and: Collings figuring one way or another in plays that clevers ly brought 'the disc in close on Fise cher. Gracie Increases Load It again looked sweet for the To- ronto team when Gracie took" Colls ing's pass to score after 45 "second of play in the second stanza, Kal fleisch tied the game score 14 min. utes later; when his long shot from outside the blue line, deflected off Lamport's hand into the cage be- hind" Geddes, -With McLelland serv- ing a penalty at the end of the chap ter, the locals pressed hard, hut Ged- des was unbeatable, The game was delayed midway in the stanza when some radical fans threw peanuts, etc, on the ice when Referee Rodden rightly stopped the lay in a scramble in front of the West Toronto goal The final period was crowded with excitement. The Toronto team play- ed strong defense hockey, but never lost an opportunity to break away. The Frascrites threw four men on the attack, and the crowd rocked and roared as the Toronto goal would get in danger, A fist. fight started midway in the period, and major penalties were imposed on Shannon, Heximer, Ewens and Lam. port, With four men aside, Essel- tine worked in alone for the third came in the last minute, when a long ls' - goal. The winning marker hot by Kalfleisch went home, Niagara - Falls--Gqal, Fischer; de- fense, Esseltine and Kalfleisch; cen- tre, Heximer: wings, Shannon and Kaminsky; subs, Steele, Sweeney, Smith and Dunham, West Toronto--Goal, Geddes; de- fense, Lamport and Hearn: centre, Thoms; wings, Gracie and Collings; subs, McClelland, Kressler and Ew- cns, Reierce~M. ]. Rodden, Toronto, First Period I--West Toronto, Thoms (Lamport), 2.13. 2--Niagara Falls, "laminsky, 2.13. Penalties--Kami 3--~West Toronto, Gracie (Collings), +50, 4---Niagara Falls, Kalfleisch, 13.15, Penalties--McClelland, Third Period §iaNiagara Falls, Egseltine, (Steele), 6~Niagara Falls, 'Xalfleisch, 11.00. Penalties--Shannon, Lamport, He- ximer, Ewens and Sollings, . All penalties but Collings are ma- jors, i ------------ HER GAME UNSATISFA RY Pinehurst, N.C., Glenna Collett, national golf champion, announc- ed yesterday she has decided not to play any more tournament golf until the North and South Wo- men's meet here in which she will defend her title, Miss Collett, who will remain here urtil after the North and South tournament, is not sasistied with her game, and her defeat by Miss Maureen Orcutt at St. Aug- ustine, Fia,, 'last week. ' She has decided to do intensive practice in preparing for the North and South, .. 7 HOCKEY RESULTS Hockey 'games played yesterda resulted | ollows este y O.H.A. Final *Ningara Fels +4 West Toronto 2 : tied gs 6, ; apie, Lasts dar wi overtime, Boston ....... ieago 40d Allan Cup Eli tions Port Arthur ,,..0 Winnipeg Elm 0 xTrail ,..........3 Blairmore ..,.! xFirst game Alberta-B.C, winners. International Leagué xBuffalo Detroit 0.00.1 x10 minutes overtime, J ian League GRIE oo, iciavinas sO Guelph o.0viei 4 Brantford .......4 Kitchener ,,,.] U. of T. Inters. AreAgain Champs Kitchener, Ont.,, March 18, The University of 'Toronto Inter- collegiate intermediate team are champions again as a result of thelr 8 to 2 victory over the West- ern University team in thelr sud. den death game here last night, In the two previous games the round ended six-all, the score in Toronto being two-u!l and In Lon. don four-all, The better team won on the night's play, but they all but had victory snatched from them by a sensational rally staged by the Londoners with 50 minutes of the game, gone,. Al the time Toronto was leading 2 to 0 and appeared to have nothing to worry about. Then Bill Marsden's men came to life and they ran in two goals and nearly knotted up the count. In the first two periods, Toronto had the better of play, but in the final Western showed some clever hockey, and had. they played as well in the other two spasms would have won the contest, However, U, of T.'s steady play gave them the championship, though they ap peared to be a little disorganized when playing a mar shy, Ferguson netted two goals for the winners and =~ was their best. man, while Statham and Smillie also played well, For the losers Walkem played hard hockey all through and Schnarr played smarts ly in the latter part of the game | to bag both of Western's goals. The Toronto team earned their one-goal advantage in the initial period, even though it came with Western playing & man shy. For the previous minutes Bill Mars. den's players had been two men down, but they courageously kept the Blue and White team at bay. PROTEST ACTION OVER MUSHER March 12, dents have pro- tested against the treatment ace corded Donald Flett, Indian mush er, who falled to finish in last | week's 200-mile dog derby from The Pas to Flin Flon and return. Flett dropped out at Cranberry Portage, halfway back on homeward trip. Critics hold that he was given little or no attention as he drove his team into the stopping-posts after the other four entrants had passed through, A -millionaire's son Las taken on a $156 a week telegraphér'a job. But father's the president and pay- master and is not likely to see him starve.---Lethbridge Herald, - . Parker's New Streamlined Shape Sets Low in the pocket... | Feels "At Home" in the Hand Parker's new streamlined Duofold Pens (and Pencils to match) look neater and set Jowerin the than others because the clip starts at the halfway down the cap. 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Camesris, Sports Editor ~ Industrial Playoffs Tonight There should be a good crowd at the Arena tonight to sce the first. of the playoff games inthe juvenile gnd junior scctions of the Oshawa City and Industrial Hockey Leagues, No doubt, a great many fans haye just been waiting for the playoffs, There will be three games tonight, and the first two will be playoff games, The last will be the fst scheduled fixture of the intermediate section, Moffatts and Simcocs, the three teams tied for second place, the Oshawa Laundry and the Red Aces, juveniles, between Oshawa Laundry and King: street juniors, If the Moffatts can win this game they will become one of The first game will be between The second will be Both of these games are the first of the two that will be played to decide the league winners, Goals are to count on the round, These battles will produce some real smart hockey, Admission, "two-bits." Ld " w No Game Thursday The Blue Devils' and the Chev, ladies' hockey teams will not be entertaining the Belleville team at the Arena tomorrow night, The Belleville teams will not be able to be here until a week Thursday. The games in Belleville on Monday night resulted in a defeat for the Oshawa men by 4 to 3. In the girls' game, there was 1 Hw score, *® » One More Game The fans of Oshawa are going to have at least one more chance to see an Oshawa team that is still in the running for hockey honors, playing against an outside team. On Friday night, at the Arena, the Oshawa Collegiate hockey team will meet Belleville CI, in the first of the'Interscholastic final, Goals are to count on the round and the local boys are out to get a comfortable lead in order to win the Eastern Ontario Interscholastic Championship, This team deserves support and as it is the only local tefim still in the running, they should get it, * » When Does the Arena Close? Rumour has it that the lochl Arena will close for the season on Saturday night, Arena Manager this morning, we not close this Saturday or even the next, This is entirely wrong. In an interview with the were assured that the 'Arena will The Oshawa Arena will be closed on Friday, March 28, with a monster Carnival. Get ready for it. AR » * Oshawa Nats. The Oshawa Nationals Soccer L] * Elect Officers Club held their annual meeting at the Motor City Stadium last Thursday and the following officers were elected: start traning tor Stadium, at 7.30 pm Nats Motor City new comers weld * + will be made President, Jumes Miller; tary, Wm. Strathearn; treasurer, B, Sykes the coming ome, vice-president, J. Morgan; secre- executive, S, Elliotts The orrow night, sat the 's players and any scason, tom * Last Minute Victory I'he Niagara Falls Arena last night was no place for anyone suffers ing with a weak heart or nerves. The first perfod was good, the second period "sounded" as if it could not be beaten, but the third and last session eclipsed everything. It sure was one hectic evening, It must have been heartbreaking to the Toronto supporters to see Ged- des make such marvelous saves only to miss a long sl I'hat's the game. * . minute to it, with only a Almost but Net Quite oo It might be of interest to: the local hockey fans to know that Oshawa almost got the final gafe between West Toronto and Niagara Falls, The Oshawa Arena was very seriously considered, in fact at one time it loked as if the game would be here, but the Toronto Arena will hold more than the local ice palace, so the game will be played at the Arena Gardens. Toronto from Oshawa to sce thé if * * There will be a large number { people go to game, . » More Tough Luck The New York Rangers when Frank Boucher, star of the bone. This injury will greatly ofts, got another smack in the eye last night Rangers, received a broken collar- impair the Rangers chances in the plays + but they lost the services of their {son put the Leafs in front when h BABE RUTH SIGNS FOR TWO YEARS AT $80,000 PER Saturday af St, Petersburg, Fla, Babe Ruih's bluff that he would re- en a three-year contract + per apnum was called by President Ruppert. who offered hi and a two-year contract, which the home run slugger acctpted. tip-off is that Ruth came to terms on the advice of sofie newspapermen # pointed out that he was not doing himself any good by holding out considering that time are not any toe good and that the Yankees tire from baseball unless he w Ww. ! made Irvin Bailey feel under obll- $86,000 are experimenting with a new manager. 2 SPRING FASHIONS _At a recent Toronto fashion show, were displayed gowns of black lace for afternoon, soft flowing chiffons for evening or swart tailored suits cothpleted with equally. chic littly hat of panamalac, "Double date's" ensembles for: the formal dinner and dance seemed to be the demand of Dame Fashion. Flowered and printed materials of soft drapy quality were seen in 'all the afternoon and evening. frocks, and 'the black and beige acer ane seared also, Black, with its' ages ald Jure 'seemed the favorite for all times of the day, its distinction heightened by the occasional vision of vivid color of flame, erpucine jade |. green or French blue The sport clothes were the most attractive: of all. Everything in sports from the mannish black suits with braided coats, skirts of black and grey, gtiine collared blouse and tie, small black hats and a silyer fox fur thrown aver ohe shouider to the new sensation' fh tennis apparel of jatnty (Uek<ln blouse and loose sorts | the winning team" in an and socks, LF. Boucher Qut For Rest of Season With Broken Collar-Bone New York, March 12,~~The New York Rangers partly atoned for the 6-0 shutout they received from .the Montreal Canadiens Sat- urday by "hol@ing the Flyin; Frenchmen to a 3-3 tie in a fur fously contested overtime National I rckey League ae last night, star centre, Frank Boucher, Boucher received a broken col lar-bone in a collision with Marty the second period, and his loss pu. a serious crimp in the Ranger hopes for success in the Stanley Cup play-offs, The tie did not do much good for either team, for it cost the Rangers a chance to tie the Chic- ago Black Hawks for second place in e American group of the league, and dropped the Canadiens into a deadlock with Ottawa for second place In the Canadian divjsion. Maple Leaps Take Last Home Game Toronto, Mar, 12.-~An enthus- lastic crowd of fans, but the smal- fest that has attended sn N.H.L. fixture in this city during the past season, witnessed the farewell home performance of the Maple Leafs' present campaign at the Arena Gardens last night. It was a winning display by the Leafs. They defeated the lowly Pittsburg Pirates by 3 to 2 In a game that lacked brilliance, but contained enough exciting hockey to keep the spectators interested. The Leafs were short three play- ers, Harold Cotton, Charlie Con- acher and "Red" Horner, Cotton was suspended a game following his major penalty received at De- troit on Sunday night, when he and "Rusty" Hughes traded punches. It was Harold's third major 'pen- alty of the season, and his suspen: slon was automatic under the rules. Charlie Conacher is in hos- pital 'threatened with what is be- Heved to be diptheria. He has been Burke, Canadien defence man, in J 4 number of employees of the Gdneral Motors met in the Industrial Relations Building on Friday night, March 7 and a Quoit and Horseshoe pitching club was formed, The final decision as to who should hold office was not made that night but alter a great deal of discussion the following capable persons were clected to office. Honordry Presidents, R, S, Me- Laughlin, H, A, Brown, W, E, Davis, , H. Beaton; Honorary Vice-Presi- dents, W. A, Coad, Col. Chappell and G, W, Hezzlewood; President, Fred McBrien; vice-president, Duncan Blair; secretary, J. W, tarriott; Treasurer, Fred Hobbs, Quoit and Horseshoe Club Elect Officers In addition to the election of of- ficers, several committees were form. 4 ed. A great deal of enthusiasm was gy shown, About twenty-five persons attended the first meeting and be fore noon of the next day the mem- 8 bership of the club had been doubled, All those who are interested are ask- ed to be at the next meeting which will be held on Friday night, March 21, It is expected that, a report from the grounds committee will be made | at this meeting, l It is the intention of the club to hold tournaments among the mem- bers and among outside clubs, BUFFALO GOES INTO + FIRST PLACE BY TIE WITH DETROIT 1-1 Fort Erie, March 12.-- Buffalo went into first place in the Inter- national Hockey League by tying the Detroit Olympics at 1 to 1 in 70 minutes of the fastest hockey that has been seen here this sea- son, It was a hard-checking, closely fought contest all the way, with the Bisons having an edge on the play, Both teams showed remark- ably strong defensive work and broke up many attempts at com- bination. Ottawa Senators Defeat Maroons Montreal, March 12.--In spite of stellar « goaltending by "Flat" Wamkh in the Maroon net, the Ot- tawa Senators defeated the Mont- real team 4 to 2 before a crowd of 13,000 people here last night, Walsh was called upon to perform sensationally during the whole game, and although he held off the Ottawa onslaught for almost half the game, he was unable to beat the whole Ottawa team by himself and let in four counters, The Sgnators outchecked and outskate eir opponents at every turn, Time after time the Maroons drove down the ice only to have their play broken up by the Ot tawa defense line, while all the bothered with a sore throat for the past two or three weeks, and fit grew worse yesterday. He was taken to the hospital for examina- | tion. "Red" Horner was on the injured list. He was given a.rough ride by the Cougars and "Rusty" Hughes opened up a gash on his face with his stick when "Red" stopped him with a bodycheck, The Leafs, however, did not need the three absentées to beat the Pirates, although the visitors made It very interesting indeed In the closing minutes by cutting down a three-goal lead to one, and nearly scoring the tying tally. 'The scor- ing started in the second period after a moalless, but nevertheless, exciting first period, Harvey Jack- he dribbled a shot past Joe Miller following a scramble in front of the net for a pass which Joe Primeau had made after Day, Primeau and Jackson had combined for a real dangerous dash on the Pirate's citadel, Jess Spring was In the penalty box at the time, The bal. ance of the scoring came in tne "inal frame, Bytowners had trouble to beat was the Maroon goaler, GALT STOPS GUELPH'S WINNING STREAK Galt, March 12.-~The Guelph winning streak was brought to an ond here last night when the locals defeated them 6-4 for a timely victory. Not only did it strengthen their grip on second place, but fit assured them of a place in the play-offs. The visitors were off color and missed "Don" Goodwillie in their attack, he being sick with the flu, although Mickey McMillan, subbing in his place, was far from being a weakling. However, they could not get going right ano were checked close but cleanly, On the play the locals deserved their victory and by a large score. "Bas" McGattin took the scoring hohors with four of Galt's six counters, while Randle got a pair for the visitors. Courtney in the local nets gave a fine exhibition, Bailey (ets Trophy and Two Goals $80,000 | The Perhaps the fact that he was presented with the George King Hockey Trophy for being voted the most popular player on the team gations to somebody. At any rate, the "Ace," after the .presentation was made, went out and scored two goals and put the Leafs so far out in front it appeared "as if the, rest of the game would be tame, The trophy ceremony ushered in the final frame. Mayor Bert Wenn made the presentation after "Hap Watson made the announcement. The players of both teams gather- ed around and gave the "Ace" a hand as the handsome trophy was given to him. A flashlight picture was taken and then the game went Black Hawks Lose Close Game to Boston Bruins ---------- Boston, Mass, March 12,~The Poston Bruins had to overcome a terrific third period drive hepa last night to defeat the Chicago ck Hawks, the only National League nockey club that has proved troublesome to them, by a 4 to 3 score, This game was the Stanley Cup champions' eleventh straight victory and the seventeenth con. flict without. a set-back, When the teams went on for the third session the Boston club had & 8 to 1 lead. After less than three minutes Artie Somers caged a brilliant' score, and later Earl Miller hooked a long forward from Tommy Cook for aother, The Hawks had 10 minutes to square the game, They put on a vicious four-man attack, but the Bruins, aided greatly by George Owen's timely rived checking about the net, held them off. Sp OLD COUNTRY SOCCEK -- London, , March 12. Newcastle United defeated Burnley by three oals to nil in a first division, nglish soccer' league watch yess | while Burmister had an off night, letting a couple casy counters riude him, BRANTFORD CANPROS WIN FROM KITCHENER Brantford, March 12.-~The Kit chener team lost its second game In two weeks here logt night, the locals winning 4-1, The locals de~ served the victory this evening, scoring four goals before the visit. ors scored in the last period when Lott and Schneider combined a tally, The game was fast until the teams lagged a little halt way through the third period. An un- fortunate accident to Heller caused the visiting centre player to be sent to the hospital, He received a bad. cut over the eye. Dr. R. W, Knight was at the rink, and after exam- ining the wound sent Heller to the hospital, where an eye specialist was in attendance. BROWNS MAKE FINAL OFFER Toronto, March 12.--~The St. Louis Browns have made their fi- nal offer to three holdouts, Heinle Manush, Ralph Kress and Geo. Blaeholder, Business Manager Bill Friel declared. + 340 Friel sald Kress is demanding a salary "all out of reason" while Blaeholder wants only a little more than he was offered. Manush however, will not.be given an in- crease, according to Friel terday ot Bysujey, detented Lut apton Orien efoa on by 8 goals'to 1 In an English League third division soccer game on the ground of the latter club sterday, . laton was: given 3 Fl report' yesterday, Port Arthur.( Elmwoods-( Port Arthur, March 12,--Por Arthur, present holders of the Allan Cup and Elmwood Million- aires, of Winnipeg, battled to a goalless draw in the first game of Shole play-off series here last night, Simply because they could not get any breaks at all against the packed defense of a team over which they showed superiority in aggressiveness and speed, the Port Arthur Allan Cuppers were forced to conclude their home half of the series with Elmwoods of Winnipeg without any advant- | age in score, The visitors from the Manitoba metropolis held them to a blank so far as goals were con- cerned. 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