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PAGE EICHT THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1930 BLUE DEVILS AND SARNIA CLASH IN FINAL AT STADIUM TOMORROW St. Catharines to Enter A Team in Inter. O.H.A. Turning Proceeds, of Their Big Final Game With Sarnia Wanderers, Over to Cause of Charity _St. Catharines, Nov, 25.--For the first time since 1923, St, Cathar- ines will be represented in the In- termediate O.H.A. this season, that being the decision of the enthusi- astic meeting, held here over the week-end, The Garden City puck chasers will use the Falls arena for their home games and give every indication of getting somewhere as a unit, instead of having players of this city bolster up the ranks of other nearby cities and towns who have facilities of artificial ice. The official entry went in to Sec- retary Hewitt today and the group by that body will be the next step toward bringing this city, which is a hotbed of hockey, up to the re- alization of the need of an artifici- al arena all its own. St, Kitts has the assurance of gpod backing from a quartette of gentlemen and the nucleus of a smart aggregation of hockeyists is already working out I Apparently Oshawa May Have Pro. Hockey Team Galt, Nov. 25.~Prospecis are bright for Galt again being repre sented in the Canpro Hockey Lea~ gue, "Dubie" Kerr and Alfe kine ner were jn town yesterday in cone nection with the reorganization of the league on either a six or eights team basis, to open Dec, 3, and were well pleased with the reception they received from local men. Kitchens er and Guelph are certain starters, while Hamilton, Niagara Falls, Osh- awa, Stratford and Galt are also ex» pected to be in it. At least six of lakt seasam's local team will be ave aiflable, Thoms and Gracie With Eatons Team Toronto, Nov, 25,--With all at the Falls' ice palace. -- 1 Jackie Horne Defeats Phillips Toronto, Nov. 25--A knockdown in the first round, which was not long enough for the referee and timer to demonstrate their abilities in the way of elementary arithmetic, practically cost Jackie Phillips, the Canadian welterweight champion, the decision in the six-round main bout at Massey Hall last night when the Shamrock Club staged a five-bout. show. From the time that Phillips regained his feet, he and Jackie Horner, of Syra- cuse, went along at an aggressive rate, with the tide of battle fluctuat- ting first in favor of one and then the other, and while the local lad closed with a strong rally that took the sixth and final round by the big- gest margin of any except the first, he was just short enough to permit the julges to give the decision to Horner by a unanimous vote, It was a good battle all the way and, while he was defeated, Phillips showed a decided improvement over his form in his previous engagement, and with two hard bouts as a foundation he General Motors' Blue Devils Rugby Football Club, including players and executive, taken at the Motor City Stadium, on Thanksgiving Day of this year, when the Blue Devils defeated Galt in the last group game of the year. Tomorrow after- Above, we have a picture of the | noon, these same Devils, practically team, will do battle with the Sar- nia Wanderers at the Motor City Stadium, starting at 2.30 p.m, in an effort to overcome a six-point vad, and so win the Ontario cham. pilonship. - & p < THE 1930 EDITION OF THE OSHAWA GENERAL MOTORS' BLUE DEVILS RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB Oshawa Blue a home-brew The Blue Devils and Stadium Managers are turning the | Asst.-Secy., entire proceeds of the game, above expenses, and a record crowd is expected to be on hand to see these old grid. iron rivals battle title, they are Swartz, Vice. Wilber, Vice- Don. President, Russ, President, Dr. Norman "Liz" Walker, Coach, Nell Hezzelwood, Secretary-Treasurer, Scott Hubbell, Captain, Ed, Wilson, Os Cornish, Gord. Cook, Claire Elliott, Thorn. ton Logan, Jack Bond, Charlie Mc- over to Welfare Fund, for the Ontario Reading from left to right, Top row--{', B. Watt, Donald, Lecky, Past-President, Kinnon, Brown, Clark, Mascot. Clark, President, Geo, Hood, Ned. Boulthee, H. Wiginton, Harry Ross Mac- Past Presidnet, H. A. Hon.-President, "Billie" ZND ROW--W, H. Russ. Cutler, | ( Morris Jim Stott, Don, Luke, .Asst.-Trainer, Kohen, Wes. Hicks, Alex "Doc" Rowden, "Wink" Gnmmow, Bill Wanless, Jack Henry, Truman Brown, H. W. Sam Johston, 'ampbell, Rene Lortle, Gray, Murray Nicoll, Trainer Bill Tribble, Johnston, (Personnel) and (Publicity) .-- Absent, Geo, should not be long in reaching his old-time form. Each bout down the card of four six-rounders and one over eight rounds had at least one boxer with the reputation of being a heavy hit- ter engaged, but contrary to expecta- tions, there were no knockouts, in fact the couple of knockdowns that were scored were not long enough to deserve a count, At that one of the bouts, the eight-round semi-final between Dick Sharpe of England and Chuck Long, a colored middle- weight from Los Angeles, did not go the limit, being stopped by the re- feree after the fourth round, when Long was awarded the victory on a technical knockout, Sharpe has been troubled by a bad eye ever since he made his first appearance in a local ring, and the cut is generally opened about the third or fourth round, Blue Devils Can Hardly Wait to Clash With Sarnia --Oshawa Must Win by | Seven Points or More to Win Championship--Riv-| alry Is Keen and Hard-- | Bitter Battle Is Expected | --Local Team Faces Hardest Task of Career With Grim Determination MAROONS RECALL "BALDY" NORTHCOTT Montreal, Nov. 25.--Lawrence "Baldy" Northcott, formerly left winger with the Montreal Maroons, will be brought back from the Windsor team of the International League where he was sent at the beginning of the season, it was learned here last night. ° North- cott, along with several other for- mer Montreal players, has becn sliowing good hockey with the minor league team and will be re- placed on the Bulldogs by a play- er now on the Maroon team. The name of the player who will be relegated to the Bulldogs has not been announced. Tomorow afternoon bids fair to | be one of the most important af ternoons in the history of Osh- awa's sporting activities, At the Motor City starting at 2.30 p.m. the Oshawa General Motors' Blue Devils will battle with the Sarnia Wander- ers in an effort to overcome a six- point lead won by Sarnia in the first game, and by so doing, annex the Ontario Intermediate rugby championship. This is the third cession that the Oshawa Blue Devils have opposed the Sarnia Wanderers in the finals for the On tario title and Oshawa sport fans are just living for tomorrow after- noon, Rivalry Is More Than Keen The rivalry between these two teams is more than keen, Each year the series between these two teams becomes more and more like the Tigere-Argos series, The animosity is marked and tomorrow afternoon, not only will the Blue' Devils bo fighting for the Ontario championship but they will be op- posing a team which they would rather defeat than any other feam in Ontario. The Blue Devils did teams in action, especially when thiey are so closely matched and the Blue Devils and Wanderers are particularly keen to defeat each other, It should be a great game. Undoubtedly it will be rough and Stadium year in sne- New Martin TUES. - WED. "Once A Gentleman" with Edward Everett Horton Comedy "One Nutty Night" PATHE NEWS "You'll Find it There" | utmost | fans Record Crowd Expected at Big Rugby Game Wed. When Blue Devils Fight For Title rugged, Blue Devils Must Fight The Blue Devils have had some | Wanderers in Final Battle stiff tasks to face in their three | seasons of activity but tomorrow | afternoon they will be called upon | to perform a feat which is almost | impossible. #In order to Ontario champions they must de- feat Sarnia Wanderers by seven points or better. They can do It and they are going to do all In their power to bring the cham- plonship to Oshawa The Blue Devils are a great bunch of rugby players when they face odde and tomorrow they will face which will tax their ability to the Can they do it? and players doubt it and claim they are going to win right in Oshawa Local fans are right behind the Blue Devils and the boys are going to give all they have got 4 put Sarnia among the also rans." It Is quite evident now, that when the final whist] blows tomorrbw afternoon the in fact, team which started will not be the | team which will fin- player on the Oshawa the Every is going to give all They must, same ish, squad got, everything. as if become | odds | Sarnia | he has | they hope to win the game and the | What a battle 1t will be A Benefit Game title. jesides being the Ontario Inter- | mediate rughy final, the game to morrow is a Benefit game. the proceeds are heing the Oshawa Welfare given Fund 18, to That | Both the Blue Devils and the man- | fren! in ol exactly appreciate the ment they received at Sarnia the first game at the hands "JoJo" Stirrett and his stalwarts and it is quite certain that they will be returning the hospitality which was extended to them, not In a final rughy game, the feel- | ing is always high between agers of the Stadium are turning over all their returns, over and above expenses, to the ald of Osh- awa's needy. This fact lating interest and should assufe a record attendance. Not only will Oshawa fans have a chance to help in the Welfare Cause but Toronto Gets Its First Glimpse Friday. . You See It -- NOW! An astounding romance running the &ay banger to bitter ofl og ng Yue qumut rom Ramon Novarro Again brings his golden voice, making to an unforgettable Portrayed DION DOROTHY ' JORDAN Paramount News "THE SINGER OF SEVILLE" Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Passionate Tal i Old i \d v Ry This Outstanding "Cast Spain ERNEST TORRENCE his dashing love- romance in RENEE ADOREE Is stimu- | the | Nront SNAPSHOT By Gro. CamraeLl, Sports Editor Come Early And Avoid the Crush * Have you got your ticket for the tomorrow If you haven't obtained your pasteboard yet, At the present time, it looks as if the General Motors' Oshawa Blue Devils are going big game afternoon. get busy, to play before the largest crowd they have ever had on hand, to watch them in action, when they take the field tomorrow afternoon to do battle with their old rivals, the Sarnia Wanderers, in the finals, . * * * What a Game It Will Be local red-blooded rugby fans are talking about Sarnia Wander- the third Rugby Everywhere you go, afternoon, and Intermediate the big game here tomorrow the third ye to do battle only one thing, in mn for the been a ers visit Oshawa for ar successi Ontario keen afternoon, local rugby year in succession lor championship. There always 'has feeling of rivalry be- arc this tans mn tween these two teams but tomorrow going to see a game they city For the first the activities, they have a grudge game on. their hands, in every They the handed out to Ed * Rowden and it is going to be a real battle, . . . » Six - Points To Overcome to" win the Ontario Championship, the Blue Devils must Because it witnessed betore, started their such as never time since Hue Devils rughy sense of the word resented treatment Wilson and "Doc In order defeat the Sarnia Wanderers by a benefit game, and the proceeds are going to the Oshawa Weliare to be a wonderful crowd on hand. The Blue they are determintd to come through with the will take Be hand to urge them a wonderful game, no matter who. wins, » » . . A Grudge Game Devils. rugby tilts are becoming more and more battles every year, Saturday's game players of both teams came out of it with a deter seven points or more, 18 there is Deviis stiff they will bh fund, Sure face a task but Title along and some stopping: on It These Sarnia-Blue was no lke 1 Tigers-Argos. pink tea, and the mination to even up scores and sores when they clash here tomorrow all the earmarks of being a grudge The Oshawa players, incensed over afternoon. This gives the game battle in every sense of the word, the treatment handed out to "Doc" Rowden, are going into the game to get their own back, For the first time since they went into rugby, there is real fecling in a game in which the Blue Devils are involved, and this means that there will 'be no quarter asked or given for the whole sixty minutes, Probably Sarnia feel about the same way, and if so, then the fans are duc to see the hottest rugby clash that has ever taken place in the Motor City. If anyone doubts the feelings of the Blue Devils on the matter, just ask Morris Cohen his opinion. When Morris gets into the game tomorrow, fecling as he does, it is going to be just too bad for somébody, So, when the teams line up tomorrow, look out for squalls right from the opening whistle, and be prepared for a rcal Donnybrook. »* * LJ LJ Holiday Declared A half-holiday has been declared by Mayor T. B. Mitchell the crowd on hand should be the largest ever to witness a rugby game in Oshawa, The Alger Press have printed the programmes free of charge. The Ontario Regimental Band will be in attendance and in all, with the Ontario' Championship at stake and a six-point lead to over. come, it will be a wonderful, thrilling struggle. It will be sixty minutes of championship, hard, rugged rugby and when the final whistle blows, may the better team be the Champs. Gordie Britnell will be Referee and "Red" Harper will be Umpire. and they will be on hand to see the best rughy game ever played in a record smashing attendance, Be on hand and cheer these fighting this Blue Devils in their efforts for vie- city and to urge the Blue Devils in their uphill fight for victory. Coach "Ldz." Walker and his men of might are just fighting mad at the present time and they can gee nothing but a victory. Ko- hen, Wilson. Tribble, Cutler, Cor- nish, , Logan, Gray, Bond, Boult- bee and all the rest are just wait. ing impatiently for the big game to begin. The admission is the regular price. of B60 cents and the game starts at 2.30 p.m, will be on hand. epic struggle and their should be What a crowd, It will. be an' tory oyer, great odds. BURMISTER MA YREFEREE Welland, Nov. 25. -- "Butter" Burmister in Welland yesterday stated that yet he hadn't located for the season. The former Wel: land star, who gave a smart dis- play of netminding in the Can-Pro League last year, declared that there was a chance of his joining the staff of pro league whistle blowers and bell ringers. He evinced great interest in the re- turn of the Welland teams to the O.H.A. Oakville and A urora Win S.P. A. Games Last Night Out-of-Town Teams Meet Oakville Juniors Advance ot | Expense of Willowdale Kids--Pickering College of Aurora Juniors--Inter- est Is Quickening Toronto, Nbv, 25.--Out-of-town teams visited Toronto last night to try their luck in the 8.P.A, pre- season junior series, Oakville and Aurora winning the right to re- turn for further competition, Oak- ville eliminated Willowdale by 7 to 2, while Aurora put Pickering students out 7 to 1, The games were below the average of early eason hockey with many of the | boys on ice for the first time this | vear and it was more Or less glorified shinny. While ragged, play was appeared prospects on all squads which should be | developed when practices and! games smooth out the rough spots and spystems are adopted, Aurora, hinted as a championship hope for Ontario hockey, did not appear as strong as expected with new additions to the team failing to | impress, A. complete forward line from Paris started for Aurora and al- though they had a little combina- tion and seemed to know what to do with the puck, there was noth- ing in their play to give any in- dication of future greatness, Two players . from Gravenhurst also helped Aurora's cause but the complete team will have to im- prove a great deal to be consid- ered in the running. Pickering students gave tha gelected Aurora team a good tus- gle and only for several easy goals that slipped into their cage, past a reserve goalie, they would have heen much closer on the score gheet, Tha students were forced to start without their regular net- minder, who has not recovered from rugby injuries and they were groatly weakened. Tt was only in the second priod when - Plckering tired from the pace that Aurora took command, Jack Raynor Good aa Pickering put up a good strug- gle considering the opposition, and never gave up trying for a score, being rewarded in the last period when Allan tallied on a long drive. Jack Raynor was the hest for the Students, although tiring fast and he had a good partner on the de- fence in Toller. The Paris forward line of Ray, Glass and Hodder showed a nice brand of early season hockey while Smart and Scott paired well on the defensive, hut they all fa}l- ed fo live up to the advance rumor that the North Yonge Street boys would be the ones to watch. Hod- der was the hest of the crowd, getting three goals and an assist while Glass also counted three times, Hedney getting -the other tally. Oakville did not have much trouble disposing of Willowdale, having a big advantage ovér the north-end lads The Lake Shore Roaders lost most of their good team that went into the O.IN.A, playdowns last year, with two players going to the newly-organ- the brand of there | centre, | the second period, fzed Mimico. Club; moving to and three god | Ronald, star | Owen men graduating, Sound, Oakville Defence Good Oakville defence was too much Jrs. Fall Beneath Attacks ror willowadle fast night, with Davies and Rae spilling attackers with heavy body-checks, while Lee a neat centre, wera best for | was good in goal, Wilson and Mac- | Donald worked well on the Oak- 1 ville front line, the former making Everton and Wilson Willowdale, but with the majority of them feeling ice for the first time since last season they could not be expected to show much Rae radéd from his defence to score two goals for Oakville in the first period, while Wilson got two passes from Rae and and Everton tallied dale. In the final frame, scored again for Oakville, Wilson counted again while Findlay for Willow- Meftes MacDonald for scores, in teams hard st practice and with | opening nights less than a week | away, everything points to the To= | onto and York Mercantile Hockey League having the best season in {its history, The group opens with {a double-header at Ravina Rink | next Saturday night when four out | of the five teams will step out on | the ice for the first time. Imperial foi always a contender, will hook up with the famous C.C.M, sextef | which made guch a triumphal tour | of Europe last Winter, in the first | game, while CN.R,, last year's city | Industrial champions, meet the re | juvenated Eaton outfit in the nighte cap, Eaton's Strong Line-up In previous seasons Eaton's play= under the name of Eaton's House Furnishings, but this year have extended their territory, and now represent the whole company. They have lined up an outfit that promises to he in the title hunt right from the beginning, and on paper at least, look to have one of the strongest amateur teams in the country, ed BROSTOFF WINS OVER LEBRUN Sherbrooke, No, 25. ~~ Benny Brostroff, of New York, won his scheduled ten-round fight with Young Lebrun, of Montreal, here last night when the latter was dis' qualified in the fourth round. Le- brun was stopped for bunting with his head in the clinches. The fight was awarded to Brostoff, who was) leading In points at the time, Ye CAREW LumBER (0 74 ATHOL ST w Phe YHAW A Elecrto-Magnetic Health Appliance Free Treatments will cone vince you. W. C. HUTCHISON 154 Willlam St, E. . Phone 269 Look through the Cello- phane wrapping --- mark Peg ance --- a true indication of its finer quality which smoking promptly proves to you. Sealed in moisture-proef Cellophane to keep them fresh and prevent pocket breakage. Top's superior appear-