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PAGE TWELVE re Er Ra ni THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, Wr TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1930 FINDS OLD COIN Kingston, -- While going through his garden recently Dr. A, C, Neish came across a Montreal Bank token of the date of 1837, "Opn one side of he token are the words in French, Province du bas Canada" and on the other side is the Montreal Bank coat of arms, The date of this token is five yrars earlier than the one found under the corner=stone of the srchbishop's Palace # few days ago, Smith's Valls, = Fatally injured when he fell from a truck on which he was "hitching" a ride, Ronald Vrancis Purdue, O-year-old son of Mr, and Mrs, Joseph ¥. Purdue, 17 iden Avenue, died in the Public ospital here, SEEKS DEPORTATION Lindsay ~Fdward 'Thorne, a 22 rear-old English lad, who wanted to e deported, and stole a wheel in Toronto and another one at Whitby, was sentenced fo six months for set- ting fire to the C.P.R. station at Ops, three miles south of here; He still hopes to be deported CONSTALE ROUGHLY HANDLED Cormwall=Coustable Wilfrid Bey. trand of the local staff uf the Pro vineiul Police, for the second time within a few weeks, lias been rough ly handled by an alleged bootlegger, with a possibility of fatal results, Bertrand was steuck over the head with an oar, His assailant escaped, CONTEST WINNERS Cobourg. = The Northumberland County Girls Training Course ton ducted under auspices of the County Department of Agriculture, was n great success, Three girls qualified to gompete in the Judging competi tion at the Canadian National Fxhi bition in Toronto on Sept, 3. There were ten prize winners in the North trond County course, HURT FIGHTING FIRE Broekville--=Vire totally destroyed a barn owned by David Hunt at Tilley, Mr, Hunt and his son, Flwell, re ceived slight injuries in fighting the flames Oshawa City Score Four Goals In Second Half To Defeat Ont. Hospital 4-2 Sun and Breeze Prove Im- portant Factors in League Game Between Oshawa City and Ontario Hospital at New Tordnto -- All Goals Are Scored in Same Net and Team Score Goals When Sun and Breeze Are Behind Them--City Get Four Goals in Second Half to Overcome 2 Goal Lead and Win Game 4-2 On Saturday Oshawa City travelled to Toronto to play Ontario Hospital in a First Division League game, Close won the toss for the Hospital and Brown kicked off against the sun and a strong hreeze and the city went to the attack and Hayes made some wonderful stops from Smart, Dunstall and Brown, The sun wis bothering both sides and the layers were having a hard time play ing in such an extreme heat, Brown was almost knocked cold and was out 10 minutes when going through for almost a sure goal and from the free kick just outside the penalty area Hayes, the Ontario goalie, made a great save from Lobban's drive, Away went the Hospital to their end and Kuddock broke through the City's de fence and beat Shields, Hospital 1, City 0 A few minutes before half time Hospital were awarded a penalty from which Francis scored the sec ond goal for the Hospital, Kuddock at this period was carried off the field Half time came; Hospital 2, City 0, Second half started with ithe city playing against a strong breeze and the sun behind them, Murray went centre forward for the Hospital; the City went to the attack and from Lobban's drive Baird handled the ball when it was going to goal and Lob ban scored from the penalty, Hayes made a great attempt to save hut could not hold his shot from the kick-off, Ballantyne was forced to kick for a corner. From Fullerton's corner kick Nichols had a beautiful goal, Hospital 2; City 2 Fullerton in this game was playing the finest game since he has been in Oshawa, «From the kick-off the City forwards supported hy their magni ficent half-back line were showing the football they are capable of, From Dunstall t&» Brown to Carrie to Nich: : I; mi . M% fore the j1le]e)y ALEXANDER Murray« v BZA ols back to Carrie who passed (he ball back to Lobban who scored the finest gonl on this ground this sea son, Hayes made wu wonderful at tempt to save as he lay on his buck the ball was at the back of the net and he was a surprised man, Drown had a great drive from 40 yards just go ing over the bar. Dunstall © broke through twice, Huyes throwing him self full length to save from him Hughie Shields In goal had only two kicks at the ball in the second half # few minutes from time up Dunstall to Brown back to Dunstall that player bent the defence to score the City's fourth goal, Final whistle blew few minutes later with the score be ing, City 4; Hospital 2 Line-Up Ontario Hospital; Haye lantyne, Murray, Close, Grant, Kuddock, McCartney, Crozier City=-Shields, Fullerton, Grant, . Lobban, Cuneliff Hroawn, Carrie and Smart, Referee~\W, Taylor Oshawa Nats. Win From Mount Dennis Oshawa Nationals had Mount Den nis as visitors on Saturday in a Major League game, The Nats had things all their own way and won rather easily by 3 goals to nil, Smith for the locals saved a penalty kick, Bro die was played at centre and scored two goals, while Peter Gow scored the other goal, Boyd turned in a great game at left back The hall back line, McLean, Coll und Hursf kept a good hold of the game, while the forward line. just toved with Mount Dennis defence, Oshawa City and Oshawa Nationals meet in the play-offs for the Ontario Cup on Thursday, 2th Ask, at Motor City Stadium, kick-off 645 pan As both teams are playing right at the top of their form and beating all com ers, this should be a scorcher of a game, Dan't miss this gume Bird, Bul Francis, Clark, Lappin Dunstall Nichols The return game will be played the following Thursday, 14th August, at Aleximdrea Park, also a twilight game goals to count on the round SOFT DRINKS It 1 were getting out a new soft deink 1 would name It "Hello Everybody," because then it would get so much free advertising over the radio, UNDER PRESSURE Hw--="When 1 dance with you, 1 fee! an though I wera treading on clouds." . She--"Don't kid yourself; those are my feet" USED 1929 ESSEX looks like new. Ross, Ames Company Limited . Phone 1160 BARGAINS SEDAN. A Beautiful Car for the Whole F 1928 ESSEX SEDAN. Thoroughly reconditioned and sold with our 30 Day Guarantee 1929 FCHEVROLET SEDAN, small mileage, runs 1926 CHEVROLET CANOPY top-truck, } ton, just the truck for delivering groceries, CARS amily New Car Warranty. & Gartshore Soccer Title Goes West- Penalty Goal Winnipeg, Aug, 5.~Back to the (ar side of the Rockies in the care of Royals of New Westminster goes Canada's soccer championship, By a lone goal, scored on a penalt kick: the Constmen snatched away the title from Montreal's Canadian Nations! eleven In tne odd match of a three- game Dominlon final series Saturday, ach squad had previously taken one win in the titular series at Carruthers Vield, It was the thwacking right boot of Jack Coulter, Royals' centre forward, that contrived the downfall 'of Mon- tread, title-winners last year, ¥fom the penalty spot on Saturday Coulter lined a drive straight and trus into the Montreal net for the 1-to-0 win, From the same spot on Tuesday he had given Royals an earlier penalty kick victory as a starter of the series The Nationals' most brilliant form wis shown in evening the final Thursday by a S-to-0 triumph, Re-entry of two players who were injured in the first tit transformed the beaten Royal team of Thursday into a synchronized ensemble of sys. tematic play-makers, The two addi- tions were Coulter, who colinted the only goals the Coustmen made in the verios, and Les Rimmer, crafty right half, Woods, stellar back, who was hurt in the series' starter, was un while' to join the Royals' line-up, but young Waugh performed capably in Wis stead Success for New Westminster, win ners of the Canadian title in 1928, marks the close of a hectic miss-and out series In which the coast team eliminated Calgary Hillhursts, Alberts champlons, and Winnipeg Hearts, Manitoba-Saskatchewan winners, to take the Western championship, The Montrealers, winners of the Con naught Cup in last year's Dominion play, crashed through to Fastern honors against an impressive opposi tion, BASEBALL IN THE MARITIMES Indications : Are Yarmouth Will Again Play Off With Moncton in Finals Halifax, NS, Aug. § (By W, ) Foley, Canadian Press Sport Writer) For the past three seasons the Ma ritime amateur baseball champlonship has reposed in Nova Ceotin, In 1927 und "28 the Sard hitting Springhill miners copped the honors and last enson Yarmouth emerged victorious alter nu series of upsets thut made a good kasehall season exciting This season finds Yarmouth their championship nine intact playing the kind of ball they pro duced in the last few weeks of the 1929 campaign, when they were win ning pluydown and. playoff games, Springhill, out of the Nova Scotia finuly last scuson for the frst season since the war, will be very mueh In the picture this season, Meanwhile Saint Agnes, of Halifax, who elimin nted the highly favered Cumberland County miners last season, are at the top of the Hahfax Twilight League ngain and at the writing appear to he the likely team to play Springhill in the first important playdown match of the 1930 schedule Liverpool will likely represent the South Shore, but nothing, much in the way of championship material Is expected from this source Down Cape Breton way the Dom inlon Hawks are setting a pace that should put them in the Nova Scotia playdowns with plenty to spare, To date the Hawks have won seven games against no defeats, Westville, a former title contender, have a strong team this season and may fig. ure in the Provincial finals, Senlor baseball in New Brunswick seems to he on the downgrade, al though Moncton may be a strong con tender, Prince Edward Island play- ers made a fine hid for Maritime hon ors last season, the best bid since the war, and may cause some excitement before they are eliminated, as they ure expected to be, Biseball men around these parts seem to think that either Yarmouth or Springhill will play Mencton in the Maritime /baseball finals this year, with and Is -------------- Hamilton Tigers Win From Fergus Thistles, 6-3 Fergus, Aug. 5 = The Hamilton Tigers continued their unbroken string of victories here on Saturday ufternoon when they defeated the local Thistles hy 6-3 in an O.A LA, senfor B fixture, Tt was Hamilton's tenth straight win, If Weston wins its remaining games Fergus will fin. ish the schedule in third place, Wes- ton has to replay one tie game and one unfinished game with Toronto, NATIONAL LEAGUE GIANTS BLANK ROBINS * Brooklyn, N.Y, Aug S=Aided by three home runs and perfect fialding support Fred Fitasimmons blanked the Robins Jesterday to give the Giants 'a 4 to 0 decision over the leugue leaders. The defeat cut the Robins' lead to two 'and one-half james and sent New York within four games of the top, WHEN. PITCHER HITS , Bogton, Mass, Aug. S=Pitcher Cunningham's double which scored two runs in the second inning, was the big factor in Boston's 3 te 2 win over the Phillies yesterday afteps noon, He held the visitors to eight hits, three of them by "Lefty" O' Doula single, a triple, and a home run, BUFFALO WINS LONG GAMM Rochester, Aug, b.-~Haochgsier and Buffalo battled through it~ ting orgy here for 11 innibgs fe- fore the visitors finally, bundhud three extra base blows foy two runs and the decision, 184 to 11, The Joss cost Carlisle Littlejohn his runs and the decision, 13 io 11, straight wins in a relief role. BEARS WIN FOURTH STRAIGHT Nowark, Aug. b.-In a fres- hitting and loose fielding - affair yontorday the Newark Bears took thelr fourth straight victory from the Reading Keys, 8-5, Neither starting pitcher went the route, Byron Kpeece relleving Jim Vaul- kner for the Benrs and George Ball retiring in the seventh frame In favor of "Lefty" Woolfolk for the visitors ERRORS BEAT ORIOLES Jorsey Clty, NJ., Aug, B,--Jor- sey City evened the series with Dal. timore here yesterday by takng the fourth game 7 to 6, before a erowd of 3,000 persons, The Orioles found diMeulty play- Ing under artificial light, making sx errors, which accounted for three runs in the first and an- other In the sixth, Five succes. #lve hits sent Weaver to (he showers In the eighth, AMERICAN LEAGUE GROVE DEFEATS RED 30X Philadelphia, Pu, Aug, S5-"Lefty' Grove pitched and helped to bat himself to his seventeenth victory of the season yesterday as the Athlet les defeated the Boston Red Sox, 13 to 4 Grove the world champions away to un early lead with a home run with two on hase in the second and then proceeded to sentter (he Sox's 12 hits as his teammatés piled up more runs sent GEHRINGER HAS BIG DAY Detroit, Mich, Aug. 5 Charlie Gehringer drove the ball into the centre field bleachers with the buses full yesterday to break up a J2-in ning pitching duel and give the Ti gers a clean sweep in the series with the Chicago White Sox, 7 to J It was Gehringer's fourth hit and second home run of the day INDIANS WIN IM NINTH St, Louis, Mo, Aug, 5<The Cleve land Indians scored three runs in th ninth inning to defeat the St. Louis Browns yesterday, § to 2, and cap ture the series, three games to one It was Wesley Ferrell's jeghteenth victory of the season Ferrell was first opposed hy Sam my Gray, and for six innings neither team was able to score Leats Take 2 from Royals On Holiday Toronto, Aug. b.-~Cracking out hits at moments when they inflict ed the most execution upon the enomy, the Maple Leafs éaptured both ends of the morning and af- ternoon clvie holliday offerings against the Montreal boysbgkqlp against the Montreal Royals at Maple Leaf Stadium yontorday, Tho scores were 0 to 8 and 8 to 1 In each contest, tha O'Nefll men plled u potent bat with more than thelr 'customary effectiveness, rog- intering fourteen anfeties in the forenoon fracas, and compiling an oven dozen In the afternoon as- slgnment, They supplied a little hotter pitching than did thelr op- ponents and rendered aparkling support to the moundsmon, The attendance was away below the mark usually accorded holl. day fixtures, The total for the day would hardly reach four thonsand, Tha threatening clouds and the intense heat of the afternoon no doubt kept many fans away, The double victory did not put the Leafs back In third place, but it placed them in a virtual tle for the position with the Royals, Coming after a five-game losing streak it wan decidedly welcome, Leafs Revenged Two Montreal slabmen, who heretofore this season have been more or leas unbeatable against the Leafs, were forced to aceept defeat, Art Smith, the third ol the pitchers' manager Holley par. aded In tho morning game work. od two Innings and the loss was chalked up te him, Smith fol lowed Hartman, who had relieved Classot In the Arst inning. In the afternoon John Pomor- aki, who has boaten tha' locals three times and blanked them twice, 'went. the route, and right from the beginning tho homie tal ont landed on his offerings with a vigor that was highly discouraging to hin hopes for further laurels at the O'Nellmen's expenso, WE ---------------- TWO U.S. GOLFERS . LEAD FIELD IN THE QUA G ROUND London. Ont, Aug, §.-~Two United States players J, Raymond Ferguson of Philadelphia, Pa., and Francis W, an, Birmingham, Mich, shared the glory yesterday in the qualifying round of the ship. Unheralded before the start of play thin paly blaged through a gruelling 36-hole test to tie for medal. honors with scores of 144, They will play-off later in the weeki AUSE, DISASTER IN THE MIDDLE WEST Ruined--Livestock Die' in Fields Chicago, Aug, B.~Unprecedont: ed heat and drought reached the proportions of an economic disas- ter in the contral states Loday, Crops were rulnel, water sup. plies depleted, lives stock killed and still the mercury stuck fast near tho top of the thermometer, Tomperatures which have remain. od near the 100 mark for weeks on end were credited with (he doath of gome 200 persons, Dum ngs to crops was estimated at four hundred million dollars, Deaths In August already have mounted to throes score, Tha brassy sun hourly is ecrumpling hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of growing plants, Whole counties of wheat and corn in the "bresd-bagket'"' states wera baked hrown, Corn suffered wo soversly (hat in many cases it wold for higher prices than did wheat on the nation's grain mars Bo wevore was the dry spell In Southern Hlinols and Eastern Mis sour! that scores of farmers could find no water for thelr suffering live stock, Hundreds of head of cittle wers slaughtered Other farmers hauled water for miles by automobile, Boakeepors were hard hit, Their buzzing charges, unable to find blowsomm, remained In thelr hives and consumed the honey which hind been stored for the wintor Residents were ordered. to quit watering thelr lawns In Chevy Chase, Md, Those whose Erass plots looked green an "seoff-laws," Authorities asked housewives not to do their washing In Getty burg, Pa., bocauss the elty's ter supply was near exhaustion Cotton Crops In Bad Shape Cotton crops In Texans and Oklaho ma wore In worse condition than for years, A plague of Erusshoppers wa from th State of Chihunhua, Mex leo, complicated the situation Bwoltering travellers from south said the Insoets were In such A thick cloud that they the sun, made telegraph lines lonk lke thick ropes and impeded ral) road travel by mashing on th rills wo that engine wheels could noy obtain traction The advance guard of the hop pers already had arrived at I) Fano, Tex., whern governmental combat them Streams, rivers and well throughout the whole midwest ho enme dusty Fish wera dying hy the thousands in sag nant Inkes of actually hot water THE QUESTION exclaimed Carl a lad of seven "And she in pretty too." Alter woveral moments thoughtful consideration of grow up do the hoya girls because they are pretty Just because they are good you when papa married you?" And mother is wondering, i -------- i] marry Crops ih Central States Are were regarded | | avening reported advancing on the border the obscured Crop experis were making plans to reported "Mamma, I've got a sweetheart," one evehing on his return from school, of the subject he asked: "Mother when we the or ke ONTARIO FLIGHT BY R100 NOT YET ABANDONED Officials Hope to Fly to To- ronto If Weather Improves -- Wt. Hubert Alrport, Montreal, Aug, h.~'"I'he Iden of a Night over Canadian territory hefore the re- turn journey has not at all been abandoned, and it Ix hoped (0 ¢m- bine the fight to Ottawa and "Bor. onto into one and carry that out If reasonably favorahle wenlhor conditions should occur for the fight prior to the departure of (le ship. for England, It will be neces wiry Lo cancel the other proposed flight to Quebec,' Bo says an oMelnl statement Issued hy the Canadian Department of National Defence yesterday, re. forrving to the proposed Might of the British dirigihle R100 to Ot. tawn, Toronto, and Quebee, According to the original plang the N-100 was to have vigited Ot. lawn to-day, These plans wera cancelled following injury the fabrie of a stabilizing fin the ship, pending repairs "The damage to the in covers of the N-100 occurred whan the ship wax some 200 miles from (he BL. Hubert airport, and was caused by violent air disturbances Tha fabric ripped In wseveral places, which necessitates replacement of about 200 square feet of material New Cover in 24 Hours "The new section of the cover wig made within 24 hours In the nireraft works shop of Canadian Vickers Limited Tha work of fitting the new fahrie to the ship was commenced, but progress has heen dolayed by strong winds on Bundny afternoon, I§ weaiher conditions impYove it Is hoped to complete the repulrs by 'Wednesday Atmospheric disturbance on such as those whizh caused thins damage far mors vielant and frequent over land than over rea "The exieting weather steibu tfon of an high pressurs area over Hudson Bay Is associated with dis. turhed conditions In the Bt, Lawr once Valley, particularly to wort of Montreal Ho long as the present conditions exist it is not considersd advisable to fly the ship to. the westward, The Idea of a fight over Canadian territory hefore the return journey has not nt all heen abandoned, however, and it is hop ed to combine the fight to Ottawn and Toronto into one nnd carry that out If reasonably favorable weath- or conditions should oceur for the flight prior to the departure of the ship for England "On this continues "it will 'only ba poisible to enrry a fow representatives of tn of tion ofMeers Cancel Quebec Might "It will he necessary to cancel | the other proposed flight to Quahae ny the ship passed there by dny Night "It in Interesting to note that ne part of the hull structure falled under the severe conditions experi enced The Information gained will be of great value In connec tion with the design and comple tion of futura fin covers "The decision to curtall tha pre gram of flights in Canada on the occasion of her present visit was arilved at with the greatest reluet. Anco, ax the Interest of the Cann dian people In R<100 has been very | flight," the statement the prose and a few technfen) avin BOVRIL A SPLENDID ~ PICK-ME manifest. 1 had been hoped to kive as large a number of Cann- diane the opportunity of recing the ship as possible." Jane's Dilemma As soon as Inne saw the calens dar whe realized with a sinking sensation that I was her aunt's birthday. A moment's panic before sho saw (he way out, A Long Dis tance call solved the problem and pleased her aunt more than any gift, TRAIN ENGINEER SCALDED TO DEATH in Wreck of C.N.R, Train North Bay, Aug, bh.--Enginae William Hil of Allandale, wa sealded to death nnd fireman Harry Tomlin, also of Allandule, wa ri ously burned when a Canadian Na tional passenger tran en route mile south of HII siding yostefd: morning, The. engine and five Jumped the tracks, the engine tin ing over on its side The five rear sleeping cary remained on the tracks None of the passengoy was injured, EC ------------------ CO SEMET - aa iD ke Tomlin was able to crawl out, through the door of the overturned locomotive, hut HiIl was planed In the engine, Vor several minutes the blinding steam balked the train crew in thelr efforts Lo ansv Hill's piteous cries tor help. Hq wan finally drugged out through the door, hut wos so badly hurned that he died while ey route on a special train to the North Bay Horpital, Passengers All Escape Injury hers from Toronto Inlt the ralls n | roaches |g . mn WE ARE SOLE AGENTS LANARK M.P.P. DIES IN TORONTO Dr. James a Anderson Passed Away Yesterday After Brief Illness | Toronto, Aug. B,-=Dr, James A | Anderson, M.P.I°, for South Lanark | since October, 1029, and former | mayor of Smith's Falls for a term | of five years, died here yesteriuy | morning in Lockwaod elinfe, where he had been n patient since Ved nokday last, | Dr, Anderson wag horn at Ox« | ford Milly Ont, 60 yoars ago, Ile radunted in medicine from Trinity College in 1903 and has since con ducted a wuccossful practice nt | Emith's Fall He is survived hy | his widow formerly Miss 8, A, Zufelt fmith's Falls, ------ TERT KE-- SOLVAY SIZED FOR POCAHONTAS SCREENED AND CLEAN CANNEL DIXON COAL CO. 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