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PACE TWELVE a oa a THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1930 BALMY BEACH BEAT "BLUE DEVILS" IN BATTLE BENEATH BULBS Blue Devils Put Up Stiff - Opposition to "B.B.s"' But Fumbles Prove Very Costly Large Crowd Attends On- tario's First Rugby Game Played by Floodlights -- Blue Devils Hold Seniors at 6-3 for Three Quarters But Two Unlucky "Breaks" Give Winners Their Last Ten Points -- Spectacular Playing and Fumbles Are Features of a Close, Hard-Fought Game (By Geo, Campbell) Two touchdowns, scored when an Oshawa half back fumbled a catch and & Balmy Beach player recover- ed and crossed the line for a touch- down, enabled the Palmy Beach Seniors to roll up the impressive score of 21 to 4 in their floodlight game last night at Ulster Stadium, Toronto, against the General 'Mo- tors' Blue Devils, The game was much better and far closer than the score indicates and the Blue Devils earned the ad miration and applause of most of the fans by the plucky and eapable scrap they put up. Balmy Beach started with a team made up, in a large part, of second string players but before the game Was over, they had thrown into the fray, at one time or another, practically every available member of thelr regular squad, including Stewart, Foster, Keith, Reeve and others Hubbell and Rowden both turned in wonderful games in the Oshawa backfield but fate gave them each a rude knock, Each muffed a catch which was recovered by an oppon- ent, who scored a touchdown, Lor- tie, Kohen, Bond, Logan and Wil- son all turned in great games hut they were pitted against a hunch of gridiron veterans and in the end experience told. Oshawa started out fast and at one time the score stood at two to nil for the Blue Devils. The score at the end of the first quarter was 6 to 2 for the winners and it was the same at half time, It was 6-3 at the end of the third quarter. This is just about a true indication of the margin of play in the first three quarters, The Blue Devils played good rughy and executed some smart plays, There was all kinds of action, in the first quarter especially and the entire game was lively, While not wishing to detract from the honour due Balmy Beach for winning the game, in all fair. ness to the Blue Devils, it must be admitted that the Deachers were far from being seventeen points bet- ter than the Blue Devils last night, They got touchdowns which were distinetly of the 'fluke' variety, On the other hand Balmy Beach re. ecoived nearly all the penalties for offsides. These last two touch. downs were scored when Rowden and Hubbell each fumbled the catch of a kek, In each case a Balmy Beach player sepoped up the loose ball and streaked for the Oshawa line and a touch, Good Game Until Last Quarter There was- no scoring in the 2nd quarter and the score at halt time 6 to 2, gives an jdea of just how closely the game was played. At the end of the third guarter, the score was only 6 to 3,%Le, the Blue Devils outscored them this peripd. The Beachers had the ball right on the Oshawa line when the final session started, They carried it over for a touchdown and then later, came the two "fluke" touches, The Blue Devils, in the last quarter, where not as the Blue Devils who played in Galt, and they were outlucked in the final stanza. After Balmy Beech got their second touchdown, the Blue Devils had them on the de- foensive for practically" all of the last quarter, with the exception of only one or two times, Clever Plays Feature Game The game was exciting and thrill ing, due to a great many spectacn lar and unusual plays, together with a great deal of fumbling, Osh- awa's first play won them a large number of supporters, when Trib- ble and Rowden combined for fifty vards, Logan's crash through the line, Teddy Reeve's excursion through the centre and resulting "Percy Williams' Act," by Mur ray Johnston, the' smart kicking of Ab, Box, Harris and, especially, Hubbell, and Lortie's fine run, were only a few of the highlights of the game, not to mention the fumbles, which were all too frequent Playing rugby by floodlight prov ed quite a drawing card and there was a good erowd in attendance The players liked the game and the spectators were satisfied, as the game was quite easy to wateh, The Blue Devils put up a game fight, against a superior aggregation, an they provided opposition which was quite strong enough to test the great Balmy Beach team Doug May, former Oshawa boy, was one of the best men on the Toronto team, His catching was. faultless and he proved one of the hardest men the Oshawa tacklers have yet heen called upon to stop Stewart, Kirkland, Hendry, Reeve, Keith, Sny der, Bex and Harris nll turned In rood games, The Oshawa line was subjected to some heavy plunging but they stood up well under the tank Johnny Hare, another Osh- awa boy, was In the game, In a 0.8, uniform Lortie was one of the hest for Oshawa, He tackled well and ecar- ried the ball nicely, Cutler turned in a nice game, as did Logan, Gray and Wilson, Cornish did well while he was In there Kohen, Bond, Boulthes and Walker tackled smartly, The backfield turned in a good game and they did rome fine running, but the hreaks went against them, THE GAME Balmy Beach kicked to Hubbell who returned to Harris An tension gave them a galn and then Kirkland craghed for a good gain Harris kicked to Hubbell who ran ten yards, On the first Oshawa play they drew the crowd to thelr feet with a wonderful play which netted fifty yards. Tribble passed to Rowden who completed a great run, Oshawa kicked and Balmy ex Beach were stopped right in front of their goal, Harris ran the ball out from behind the line for twenty yards. The Beachers were held ahd forced to kick, Rowden was not given his yards and Balmy Beach were penalized. Two bucks were held and then Rowden kicked well behind the line, Bond tackled the receiver and Oshawa got the first point, Brown crashed the line for a hig gain but a fumble spoiled the next play so they kicked, The ball was fumbled by Rowden hut Oshawa re- covered after several players had had a try." A buck was held and then "Doe" skirted - the end for yards, Logan was given a great hole on his buck and he went right through for yards again, Wilson gave them yards again and then Lortie went around the end for a gain, Balmy Bench were offside on the next down and Oshawa had the ball only three yards out, They kicked for another point, Oshawa 2 The plays wero eut short by the Oshawa tacklers and then they kick- ed. Hubbell fumbled the cateh but Rowden got the hall and moved up a little, Cutler had a buck and then Hubbell kicked to Harrig who fumbled and Oshawa got the hall, A huck was stopped and then Osh- awn was offside They kicked to Doug, May who ran the ball out from hehind the line for sixty yards A beautiful run An extension brought the ball across the field and the erowd thrilled to the ae tion. Two huecks gave them nine yards and then they kieked The ball bounded over the line and Hub hell was given no chance to get out Oshawa Balmy Beach 1 Huhb- hell kicked to McKenzie who made a Jovely running cateh He passed to Harris and hetween them they made a hig gain Hendry smashed his woy through the centra and erogred the line for a touchdown The convert was fuzzled, Oshawa 2. Inlmy Beach 6 second Quarter The second quarter started off with Oshawa kicking off, May took the ball on the ru An "off-tack 1a" smash gave thegn nine yards, A trick play was stopped hut they got their yards, Two plays were held and they kicked to Rowden awn's two bucks Jdid 'not gain much but Hubbell's kick was beauty Kohen brought the recely er down short kleked Hubhell An gained little, The and Hubbell } to Harri rot for thirty yards The lHne held firm and Harris kieked to Huhhell A play was fumbled and the next one smeared so Hubbell kicked. Balmy Beach were stopped and was given vards whe kicked fared vards to the too tench extension feked who away Oshawa n Harris donated a few no #0 the re Orhawa cause kicked At this stage Ab eame on the field An was stopped short and Logan spill ed the next one Box made a nica kick but Rowden brought the most of the way haek Hood was topped sudden and then Oshawa lost the hall on a fumble to Stewart The naxt play was fumbled and then Box kicked to Rowden, Balmy Beach were penalized for the third time for not giving yards, Oshawa kicked to May who wan hrought down hy Kohen for the last play of the first half Oshawa Balmy Beach 6 Box Third Quarter 2 kicked off Two exten gave the homesters thelr Heeve hit the I'he next Oshawa sion plays vards and then Teddy line for a short gain Screen-Grid On Sale Tomorrow! Ne NEED now to buy a name- less * stencil" radio to save a few dollars, Here is a new model of the famous Rogers... Seven tubes, four of the new Perfected Screen-Grid type... 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I'he crowd was large and they went away quite vatisfied, Practically every detail can be seen with ease and the players can casily be distinguished and recognized, LJ LJ Much Better Than It Looks The tragedy of the game was 21 to 4 victory for Balmy Beach wi tory should have been about half tl smart rugby and make no mistake right foot and enlisted a large num play, an _ extension, Tribble 10 Rowden, netted them fifty yards, A study of the score by quarters give . " is quite OK. The Oshawa play- t out on the field to get accustom- 5" At the time, only half of the I} the lights were turned on, the It is quite easy to follow the val, stands out like a barn on a. Ld * that the score board registered a vile, in reality, their 'margin of vic- vat much, The Blue Devils played about that her of supporters, when their first They got off on the s a better impression of the game » " A Lovely Game, Until-- Beach started with their of the regular positions and the BI the Balmy defensive and had scored two score at the end of the first quarte good rugby in the second session, a 6:to 2. By this time, Balmy have to be done, the third quarter and the Blog Devi ing them all over the lot and outsco making the score 6 to J, going into a touchdown in the first minute an looked like ending in a very nice ga and the consequent touchdown, foll ilar miscue, this time on the part of the a great deal but the . re Bame v Stars of Game May, well known in this night, His broken-field Box did The boys were glad tc Walker Kohen is improving steadily, turned in a 4 Loy attention Doug game last Harris and some nice ki plunged well, lineup bond, and ain and Cutler but marred LJ their fumbles What Others Say I'he following is what Bert. Per "Balmy Beach players had a goo their Saturday. In beating Oshawa in the Ulster Stadium the the Motor City intermediates, who tion for struggle against the at East date, and appear to be headed for It Queen's having beaten them at King SCasol was the second defeat f Fumbles paved the way for a coupl last night, but otherwise the Oshiw against heavier and arrangements at Ulster Stadium we heard about tooth their more ment was night could be easily distinguished from all sides of the could be followed easily, It was pr Beach's Ponton put most of his regulars into the game Hubbell and Rowden both attracted a Enders ex) second string men holding most ue Devils put them right back on short I'he 2. Both teams played still would | | | | single points in order, 'r was 0 to J nd the score at half time was 's mentor decided something in Is celebrated the occasion by shoy- ring them by 1 to 0 in this quarter, the last frame, Balmy Beach got d then Oshawa stiffened again, It full nl me but then came Rowden's wed a few minutes later by a sim Hubbell, self was a good one . » I'hese ten points changed | | | the city, was one of the stars of nal, Kirkland Beach's | running was, at tunes scensati cking Hendry » meet Johnny Hare, on the tackled well. "Rainy" | reat performance last while and | seaso night, as did great deal of A great ever Ld \d ngs work, | ry has to say about the game; | | workout last night, in prep Varsity Stadium exhibition game loo ent won all their group games t "Orfuns" at [ under were given a stufl argun have | the intermediate championship this or Oshawa in an exhibition game, | ston by 6 to 0 carlier in the scas | Balmy Beach | ang give an excellent performance | The favorable com of they field, and tl ¢ of touchdowns for wrienced opponents, lighting re ideal, and much yall. The numbers 1 play actically as good as daylight foor- | ball, as far as the players and fans were concerned, and perhaps tl | | day is not far distant when many o played at night. The only added feature would be a glass encle he f the important football games will sed | stand for the spectators to keep the chill night winds away ' Niagara Falls I'he Niagara Falls intermediate the Blue Saturday defeated St. Catharines last Saturd denotes a big improvement the can not possibly be at full strengtl to battle all the way to win, Devils here on m A defeat at this stage would be very costly, Here Saturday O.RFEU, team afternoon. The ay, the score being 3 to 2, ir and the Blue Devils, 1 en account of injuries, will have sceduled to play 18 almost This who "Cataracts" play bucker was stopped and Box kicked to Hubbell. Cutler hit the line and then Logan had a try, Hubbell kicked and was thrown by Reqve, "Liz" Walker came into the game, Oshawa's bucks hit a stone wall de- fence and then Hubbell got a nice kick away. Box had to kick and Rowden made a nice run, A short end play and a buck were both stopped and then Hubbell kicked to May. A buck was stopped before it started. The ball was fumbled on the next play but Balmy Beach recovered, TeJdy Reeve gave them the necessary distance for yards on his plunge. They were thrown for a loss on the next play. Oshawa got the ball on a fumble to relieve the pressure. Johnston failed to gain much on his plunge, Wilson was stopped and then Hubbell kicks ed, A forward pass sent Balmy Deach back nearer their own line. They kicked on the first down to Rowden, Tribble cut in on an ex- tension for a gain, The next play was a gain and Oshawa got yards, Oshawa tried two plays and then kicked for a point. Oshawa 3, Balmy Beach 6, Teddy Reeve was doing some very crude but none the less effec- tive holding, Box kicked and Osh- awa lost the ball when Rowden failed to cateh, Teddy Reeve walk- od right through and looked to be away for a touch, He moved to go around Rowden the only man left to pass, and Murray Johnston came from behind to make the tackle, The firét buck was stopped cold and then the teams moved to the ether ond of the fleld for the last quarter, Oshawa 3. Balmy Reach 6, Final Quarter The ball was only three yards out and right in front of the posts, The Oshawa line stiffened and the next buck wana stopped, With a yard to go, Balmy Beach got their touchdown on a short end play, Hendry was the ball garrier, Harris foozled the convert, and Oshawa kicked off, A buck was stopped and a fumble spoiled the next play, Harris kick. od to Hubbell. Tribble was stop- ped short and Hubbell kicked. Bal- my Heach lost and recovered the ball on the first play and then Brown went through to the second. ary defence, Ed, Wilson left the game, limping. Cornish, came in to kicked, take his place. Rowden muffled the kick and Stewart recovered and passed to Snyder, when he was tackled by Hubbell and Snyder went over for a touchdown, It was not converted, Oshawa 3. Dalmy Beach 16, Oshawa kicked well up the field, Two hucks were worth a few yards Harris came through with a heauti ful run of forty yards, Lortle was hurt when he went through for a buck. He stayed In the game, Hub- bell kicked for a point, Oshawa 4. Balmy Beach 16, Kirkland dropped the ball when going through for a buck, He kicked it well up ahead. Lortie sprinted back, got the ball and went back up the field for thirty yards, a beautitu! run. Hubbell kicked over the line but May caught the hall on the run and just managed to get it outside, They Hubbell tried once again after two plays had been stopped but May ran the ball out once again, Irwin battered his way through the line for a gain of for- ty yards. Hubbell made the tack- le. Meanwhile, Tribble, Logan and Peacock had found something to (disagree about and they were stag- ing a fistie argument, Logan and Peacock were penalized. Balmy Beach got the ball and kicked to Hubbell who tried to take the. ball on the run, He missed it, although touching it, and Snyder grabbed it up and went over for another touchdown, Two smart plunges gave Balmy Beach thelr yards. The game ended with the score----Osh- awa 4, Nalm¥ Reach 21, Oshawa---Flying wing, Lortie; halves, Hubbell, Rowden and Trib. ble; snap, Gray; quarter, MeDon- ald; insides, Logan and Wilson; middles, Cutlor and Johnson: out- sides, Boulthee and Hond, Subs, Kohen, Walker, Elliott, Cornish, Hood and Stott, Balmy Beach-- Flying wing, Norman: halves, Kirkland, Mays and Harris; gnap, Commins; quarter, Northam: insides, Hen. dry and Brown; middles, Peacock and Cole; outsides, Keith and Stewart, Subs, Box, Mackentie, Foster, Kirkpatrick, Hare, Reid, Trimble, Taylor, Irwin, Knowles, Roeves and. Snyder, Officials--Britnell and Balley, | man | United States { fans are Invited to attend and get | nwaits | will bo open to the skating publie | attendance | chumplonship | unexpéaeted PF R.E.U, 3luenose ws. Thebaud Race Is Cancelled Halifax, N.8.,, Oct, 30, ~~Plans for the ipternational racing ser ies Lo settle North Atlantic fishing- schooner supremacy, which have been on and off and on during the past few days, last night were off again, This was announced here by the Board of Trustees of the Dennis Cup, Following receipt of a telegram from W, W, Lufkin, Chairman of the American Fisher- man race committee, The Glou- cester mosgnge did not refer to the terms of yesterday's propossl of the local committee for a series to start Nov, 5, which had been made following Glouccster's request for reconsideration of Monday's decl- sion not to hold the races, but agreed that this deciston of Mon- day was "absolutely sound', It was apparent tonight that Bluenose of Lunenburg, present holder of the international title, and Gertrude 1, Thebaud of Gloucester, victor in the Lipton exhibition series, would not meet again this year On Monday, H, R, Silver, Chair- of the Hoard of Trustees of the international trophy, wired the representatives at stating that, In view of economic and other factors the view was held that a race this fall would inadvisable, The United fitates committees replied with a request that this decision be re- considered, (Houcester, hae Toronto Leafs | tive linesman and knows Hold first workout On Ice today Noon Toronto, Oct, 30,-- After ten days in Parry Bound, where they have been engaged in conditioning exercises, the Toronto Maple Leafs packed up late last night and en- trained for Toronto, They arrive early this morning and will make their first appearance on ice this at the Arena Gardens at today The practice session open to the public and the n noon will he a glimpse of the team in action, Manager Andy Taylor of the Arena Gardens announced last night that a good sheet of fea the players and from now on until further notice the Arena every ey A ning each band will be in night, Pickering Puts U.T.S. Out-First | Time in long while! ¥ Rosedale | Toronto, Oct, 30 t U.T.5.'s hopes with Ht, Miehael's Pickering up- of a playoff for the group when thoy won an 11-1 victory over the Bloor lady yesterday at field, Banking on thelr recent one sided victory over St, S. were picked to be an easy win. ner in yesterday's encounter, but Plekering fielded a team which outplayed its rivals from every angle, Incidentally first victory of the season, St, Michael's are now champions of the Interscholastic group of the O and seem far In the play-downs, Tackling has heen the weakness of the U.T.8, team all season and yesterday Alan and Minchinton were able to run the ball back for it Mike's, U.T, | was thelr likely to travel | #ood gains on almost every kick, |! These two players were the stars | of the game and along with Rag- | nor were the cream of the Plck- ering contingent, FRvans and J. Armstrong fought all the way, but Stollery was probably their most valuable man, Pickering Starts With Rush Tho break of the game came a few minutes after the kick-off when Raynor intercepted a bad 1, T.8., pasa and sprinted down a clear field for a touchdown which Alan converted, St. Kitts Juvenile Lacrosse Teem Receives 0.A.L.A. Cup and Medals 8t, Catharines, Oct, 30--Canada's nattenal game, lacrosse, is enjoying a gratifying revival in St, Cathar- Ines, whore it was born over sixty years ago, as was indicated by the large gathering of lacrosse enthus- lasts at a dinner at the Hotel last night, giver in honor of the §t, Catharines' Juvenile Lacros- se Club, winners of the 0.AL.A, championship this year. The City Lacrosse League, ors ganized by Frank J, Dixon, old friend of the national game, and one-time star goaltender, had a re- markably successful run, which pors tends good things here for lacrosse next year, : Tomorrow is the day whgn lazy men 'labor and fools reform.--Pink- lespeare, -- It isn't proper for a girl to sit on a young man's knee without "first obtaining his permission, -- Detroit News, v Ze CART W LUMBL R (0 4 ATHOL ST w OSH Pho Leonard | SA TTT Whoever told the gang that it was | remainder of after nine o'clock at half time cer. | tainly played a dirty trick on us, 'cause immediately they heard this they all-got sleepy and from then on | the Beachers took advantage of our lethargy and scored plenty and often Ld LJ LJ 1 It all goes to prove that we have | been trying to get across to "our public" all season, viz, that we arc | all an innocent lot of boys and must get our beauty sleep, (Did I hear some one in the crowd say "Lord knows they need it), What do mean, the sleep or the beauty LJ LJ » you Rene Lortie is showing every time out and last night he stop ped the first four plays all himself He carried the ball better than usual | Well and all in all, turned in a first class performance, | 4 . Gene Tunney Logan got away a nice run in the first quarter wi » » he picked a hole in the Beaches line | lig and galloped for a nice gain, * v ' Sporting Wuxtree Reeves came o the second half along with Seu Foster and immediately in flea Red made their appearance known with | Cataract large | a few linear contributions of dimensions, Teddy is a very effe to know about the game L] LJ » Doug, "Chips" May, whom one remembers around here as high-class ball player played smart game on the and seems to be he standing season juggling hide. ever led for the ho an out Ll . LC] Secty, Harold Bailley with Gordie Brittnell as umpire we had another old pal on the sticks, Sweeney Davis, ley had a tough time and making him self heard and had to tell Kohen to | Mention occasions | Geo, shut up on numerous However, Kohen wasn't to be switch- ed off so unceremoniously and kept up his chatter all through the game . » * Yond and Logan drew the only penalties for the Blue Devils Balmy Beach drew a like number, just to keep things even Lortie, up better | all there is | Jeachics backfield | d | 1 | had . was referee | { vard | the hi Referee Bail- | it only postp | til the ne Rusty Morin, with a couple of lors slung over his back, was down 0 renew acquaintances, Sam Johns son immediately nailed down the re« hat in case Rusty k h again he An's makt away with any of the port holes around our dressing round, Ld Jaird an I { Maing aoors. se ol jeenny . (scar d Wilf, Varley, a ouple of other old Blue Devils were mi hand to give the gang the once h us good luck for the the on wer and wi SCA 9» : Johnny "Eyber" Hare was in unis form for the legches last wight and turned in a smart score at, owtside, He is also their second string quars ter so should get lots of work with the Gold and Blue vy» n in the secs ately jarred a the Beachers preserves, His tackling took a heavy toll on carriers and they all got up slower after The Doc, had knocked the pins from under them, Scotty Cawkell, the Beaches mane er, Look o hundred dollars iy after the sving that his team miion senior title, will, and thep about t club . are shifty and peed, Their plays | get away with t I'hey will go unpionship, 1 (late next Motor Niagara Falls Devils in a the Blue league fixtur One of t 1 ling pli ex ecuted last night was the "Perey "The broke on a plunge for a touchs to beat, wting Exe y wiggle tree and he ten yards to go with n when Murray John» ston came up fast from the rear and Teddy, about six yards from It was a nice run, even if f I the touchdown un- xt quarter, Murray wouldn't item, so 1 did,-- $25.00 downed ne fi "Tailor-made 1Suits ...,. 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