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PAGE EICHT AML a a Re---------------- niin ities 'THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1930 2nd SEASON OF SHERIFF PAXTON SERIES STARTS TOMORROW NIGHT Sherif Paxton Start Tomorro Series Will w Night With Two Games at Oshawa Arena "Oshawa's S.P.A. Series" Gets Under Way Tomor- row Night at Local Arena at 7.30 p.m. -- Bowman- ville Opposes Whitby in First Game and Orono Meets Port Perry in Sec- ond Tilt--Series Is Caus- ing Much Interest And a Good Attendance Is Ex- pected--Admission Twen- ty-Five Cents Amateur hockey, other than an ex hibition game, will be officially open- ed to Oshawa fans tomorrow night at the Oshawa Arena, when four Juuior teams, none of them the Oshawa Juniors, will clash in a doubleheader, in the first round of the Sheriff Pax- ton Trophy Series, the first game SHERIFF J. ¥. PAXTON Donor of the handsome trophy starting at 7.30 p.m. The Sheriff Paxton Trophy is a trophy presented by Sheriff Paxton, | 'Preasurer of the O.H.A. and now a| resident of Oshawa, tor competition | among all Junior hockey teams in the | counties of Ontario and Durham, This | is the second year the trophy has | been competed for, Orono winning | the trophy last winter, the first year of competition. Sheriff Paxton has long been coa- nected with hockey and has been a member of the O.H.A. for a great many yess. The trophy is a tan- gible representation of the keen in-| terest he takes in 'hockey, especially | in these two counties. Last year there were only two en- tries, the other' teams having either disbanded or still in competition and in the series, Orono defeated Port Perry for the Cup. This year every city, town and village of any sixe, in the counties of Durham and On- tario, with the one exception of Port Hope, has a team entered in the scr- ies. Five teams, Orono, Port Perry Bowmanville, Whitby and Oshawa, | are striving to annex the trophy this | year and the ¢ompetition promises to be very keen. Two Games Tomorrow There will be two, games tomor- row night, the first starting at the hour of 7.30 p.m. sharp. owman- ville and Whitby clash in the first " game and this promises to be a real battle, with Bowmanville being slight favorites, Both teams are an un- known quantity, comparatively speak- ing, but they "have been keen rivals for years and a real hockey battle is anticipated. In the second game, last vear's contestants, Port Perry and Orono clash again. Orme Gamsby claims that his "Oronites" haven't a chance but we have heard Orme be- fore and unless Port Perry wants to be where they were last year, namely, among the "alsp rans", they had bet- ter tend strictly to business or they will be eliminated. Port Perry has a strong team but Orono has been practising faithfully and they can be relied upon to give a good account of themselves, : Oshawa Juniors have a bye and they along with tomorrow night's winners will draw to decide which two teams will meet in the semi-fin- als, Admission Fee is Small Judging from the enthusiasm being shown and the calibre of hockey be- ing produced by these teams during the practice hours at the local Arena, it looks very much as if the series is going to be a great success. A large crowd is expected. The Oshawa City hockey club, the Arena management and the trustees in charge of the Sheriff Paxton trophy have agreed to New Martin THUR. - FRI "THE CUCKOOS" Musical Comedy (All Technicolor) With Wheeler and Woolsey COMEDY Sport A La Carte FOX NEWS Today. ' RONALD COLMAN Free Treatments will con. vince you. W. C. HUTCHISON 154 William St, E, Phone 209 { 30 p.m. sharp, at which is being competed for at the Oshawa Arena tomorrow night, The Trophy competition is for Junior teams in the coun. ties of Durham and Ontario. Sheriff Paxton is the Treasurer of the O.H.A. charge a very reasonable admission fee and the attendance should be large. twenty-five cents, "two bits." One price for two games makes it a bar ain day and there should be a big crowd on hand tomorrow night at 7.- "Ab" Hambly's lce Palace, when Referee Ken drops the puck in the first game of the Sheriff Paxton series, Varsity Sts. Eliminate Pt. Colborne Toronto, Dec. 10--Varsity can now boast of two straight hockey victories!" entries from the Queen's Park college following up their win in the junior | game on Monday over Marlboros | with a 3 to 2 adyance in the senior S.P.A. series at the expense of Port | Colborne. The senior students in| their debut for the season gave an indication of having another good team, with most of last year's staff and several good additions, Port Col- borne also hinted strength, and pros- pects are that both-will play a prom- inent part in the regular O.H. A. ma- jor series. | The test last night was a typical early season warm-up, with not a great deal of geod . hockey or team play, but both forces displayed indi- vidual power that should be moulded | into high-class combinations with a | few more practices and games. The small crowd 'was treated to an inter- esting game, for the sides were even, and it was only a matter of chance which finished in front, There was little offensive strength shown by either side in the first per- iod, while the Ports collected a pair to start the second, only to have Var- sity reduce the lead before the inter- mission. In the last period the Ports, lacking the condition of the locals, slackened their pace, and Varsity took advantage to add two more scores for victory Shannon Leads Ports With Jerry Shannon and Fan Hex- imer of the flashy Niagar Falls junior team working on the front line, aid- ed by George Wade of Preston, the Ports were strong until lack of con- dition took its toil. The trio have all the natural ability for a great at- tacking line, but they did not work together, Heximer and Shannon giv- ing only occasional glimpses of their regular form, while Wade was not in- cluded in their play. Boucher's Goal Wins jor Rangers New York, Dec. 10.--A goal by Frank Boucher in the last minute of play, gave the New York Rang- ers a 3 to 2 victory over the Otta- wa Senators in a thrilling N.H.L. game last night. Climaxing a great third period rally in which the Rangers came back to win af. ter being outplayed through the first two frames, Boucher got away from the pack near the Ranger goal with Bill Cooke's pass to help him get clean, evaded the Ottawa defence by some fine stick-hand- ling and beat goalie Connell with an off-balance. shot. . SPRINGFIELD INDIANS WINS FROM BOSTON TIGERS BY 5-3 Springfield, Mass., Dec, 10.--The Springfield Indians continued their sensational play in the Canadian- American Hockey League when they annexed their eighth. straight victory at the expense of the Bos- ton Tigers here last night, the score being 5 to 3, An overtime period was neces- sary to break the 2 to 2 tie that existed at the end of the regula- tion hour. A goal by Selbert on a shot that caromed off the chest of Winkler proved the deciding tally. The Indians as yet are undefeated in the current campaign, JOMERS AND GOTTSELIG OUT OF HAWK LINE-UP Chicago, Dec, 10.--Tne league ! ipading Chicago Black Hawks were | without two front line stars when they met the Detroit Falcons In their National Hockey League PORT SNAPSHOT By Geo. Camrpzry, Sports Editor ; Sheriff Paxton Trophy Series The second series for the Sheriff Paxton Trophy Series. will com- mence tomorrow night at the hour of 7.30 p.m. when the puck will be faced-off in the first game of the series, w ith Bowmanville and Whitby junior teams playing the leading roles, This series was inaugurated last year and ponsored by Sheriff Paxton, Treasurer of the Ontario Hoc- key Association and now a resident of this city, Sheriff Paxton donat- ed a handsome trophy, now on display in the window at "Mike's Place," and this trophy is to be competed for annually by the Junior teams in the counties of Durham and Ontario. Last year, owing to the lateness of starting, only two teams entered and Orono detcated Yost Perry, in the second attempt, to capture the Trophy, » w » Five Teams Entered This Year I'here are five teams entered in the competition this year and some lively hockey is expected before the resting place of the Trophy for * The price of admission is only | Randall | the face off for | game at Detroit last night, the next season, is decided. Port Perry, Orono, Bowmanville, Whitby and Oshawa all have their representatives in the series this year. - The first round will be played off tomorrow night, with a doubleheader at the Oshawa Arena, starting at 7.30 o'clock sharp. In the firsk game, Lowmanville Juniors, for years a drawing card around these parts, will clash with their old rivals, Whitby. In the second tilt, last year's con- testants, Port Perry and Orono, hook up again * * LJ LJ Oshawa Jrs. Have a Bye Oshawa is the fifth Junior team entered in the competition but they | have drawn a bye and will not be playing tomorrow night. The two to decide winners of tomorrow night's games and Oshawa will draw semi-finals, which will be played on Mon iyed Wed which teams will enter the day. One team will get a bye into the final, which will be | nesday night » » » " Play In Belleville Friday The Oshawa Junors are fast and when the O.H.A should be able to give an excellent account Coming season of 1930-31 is ushered in, the ken prospect a of themselves. 7 Coach Randall has begun to "weed out" the ma Junior before terial and real snappy aggregation the are very Sherifi Frida night of this week, to play an exibition game wth Stan. Burgoyne bright, - In order to get in one game they enter Paxton series, the Oshawa Juniors will travel to Belleville on smart Junior team from that city, Belleville is reputed to have a stro ¥ "Kid" team this scason and the result of this game will be watched puch interest," This will give Coach Randall and excellent opportunity » try out different combinations with his players, Incidentally, ther fans being real hocke given Marlboro Seniors and the 1s quite some possibility of Oshawa a I loubleheader on Saturday night. Bank Commerce team, both of Toronto, may play with the Oshawa Seni and Ins spetiiaje "Drefreite_announcement will be made either Ti Friday. Lhe exe ut [tF - * ¥ "SPORT JOTTINGS" utive of the awa City and Industrial Athletic Associa at 5.00 o'clock, to discuss the It is to be hoped that some real action is = . . Osh tion will hold a meeting Industrial hockey tonigh loca problem, obtained Ld - "Walt." Central Bowling Alleys last night Branch captured the first prize in the Big Roll Off at the "Milt." Morris and Harold Hainer were right on his heels and the winner was not decided until the last ball had been rolled. » » - * Dr. F. L. Henry's rink, composed of R Gay, W. Karn, W. Holland and Dr, F. L. Henry, skip, were in the First Round at the High Park Bonspiel yesterday but they advanced to the thir round in the consolation scrics * defeated gam: * * * Ken, Randall, coach of the Oshawa City hockey teams, will 1 the Sheriff Paxton Trophy games tomorrow night and will lik the referee throughout the series. OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE PLAY TO DRAW AT RUGGER Twickenham, Dec, 10.--Oxford and Cambridge Universities played | a tie game, three points all, iu their annual rugby fixture here yesterday, The match was wit nessed by 40,000 and was played on ground heavy after a night rain, The sun broke up a nist which overhung tne grounds the beginning of the game a: after that fine weather prevailed CHICAGO SHAMS, ADVANCE Chicago, Dec. 10.--Chicago Shamrocks last night went into a tle with the Tulsa Oflers for first place in the American Hockey League by defeating the Duluth Hornets, 3 to 2, Ten thousand cus- tomers, largest Chicago throng which the junior league has at tracted this season, were on hand. Headley, Brydsen and McKenzie scored for Chicago; Green and Langlois for Hornets, PENN GRID STAR QUITS Philadelphia, Dec. 10.--Penn' football prospects for next sen son suffered a bad jolt yesterda when Warren Gette, star backfield man, announced that he wu through with football at tne Uni versity of Pennsylvania. Football | at Penn, especially after the Wi consin game, was "drugery Gette sald. AMERICANS DEFEAT PHILADELPHIA, 2-1 Philadelphia, Dec. 10.--A goal by Al Hughes in the overtime per- fod gave the New York Americans a hard earned victory over the Philadelphia Quakers at the Arena last nignt,' 2 to 1, Both sides bat- tled evenly for most of the game, but in the extra period the local defence tired and the Americans staged a rush which was produc- tive. WINDSOR BULLDOGS DEFEAT CHAMPIONS | Windsor, Dec. 10.--Cleveland Indians, league champlons and leading contenders for the tough- luck championship, dropped an other decisions by a one-goal mar gin here last night, when thc' Windsor Bulldogs won a scrapp International League fixture, 3 tf: 0 BROOKVILLE HOCKEY STARS JOIN ATLANTIC CITY TEAM Brockville. Dec, 10.--Walter. Adams and Ray Levia, well known Brockville hockeyists, have gone to Atlantle City, N.J., to play hoc- key for the Winter with a team being gathered to represent that city, Levia is a graduate the Brockville juniors to the inter mediate O.H.A. team gnd last sea- son with the Clarkson College of Potsdam, N.Y., created a favorable impression. After a scoreless first period the | Bulldogs took a 2-0 lead in the second. Late in the session, with | Cleveland a man short through a penalty, Arbour took Duncan's pass in the mouth of the goal and Baxter had no chance to save. HOCKEY DOUBLE-HEADER SHERIFF PAXTON TROPHY BOWMANVILLE VS. WHITBY 7.30 P.M. PORT PERRY VS. ORONO OSHAWA ARENA Admission 25¢ Er of Tai ee SE | Canadiens [ON.Y. Ameri THE SHERIFF PAXTON TROPHY Above is shown, (in the centre) Caters its second year of com petition tomorrow night Gamsby's "Oronites'" captured of the five teams entered in The first round of the series Arena tomorrow night, with ville vs. Whitby and Orono the competition again will. be played at the two games being played, vs. Port Perry. the Sheriff Paxton Trophy which . Orme this cup last year and will be one this year, » Oshawa Bowman- The cups on cither side of the Sheriff Paxton Tro phy are Public ¥chool Hockey tro- phics, DETROIT DEVE, ] BY BUFFA Fort Ktie, Dec. 10, International Hockey held Detroit night winn core | 310 1, a sl time tle: Soft ast play impos there was | checking, ing Hockey Results scores of hockey game terday follow National Yeague | times last Maple Leafs play. were a leaders, CY: in game, Boston Montreal N.Y. Ranger almost plenty International with Cley ! 'Detroit Syracuse SAL semi-Final Port ( the Olym ay against the Bison d SOnoy iborne YELLOW Canadian American [eague FROM SYRACI ' 5 Boston y Dec American League ¢ nt t t Duluth 2 Fahibition 1'al 10 Dunville | BF All i imcoe field iel 10) Int 1 paid burg nt th off a goa outset, an Detroit Falcons |Zirmec eo eat Chi-Haw!s in ng Very Rough Game| ic." © ghout rlet br br Detroit, Dao 10 The Detroit handed the lecague-leading ANCIENT VENUS IN Haw} the ht : nist Furope i 1 y Jackets fireg DISPUTE LO TEAM ~-Buffalo, League ife at all ing by a ow and at ice made gible, and of close and hard pics find- it difficult to make much hedl- efence, JACKETS WIN 'SE TEAM The Syra- ernational first visit last night sixth victory. to a fly- into 1 within a | d held the a thrilling | 4) Jackets t, defence inging the | ting VOory ered re be- Glacial Dr. Josef i Palaconto- g assanits eo Kk wlugmen | hrust f to |ar score la al period when | the Chic » team had tw y penalty med 0 men. in box. fatuette - Age urope stron, Using Only Three Subs. Toronto Leafs Go Down Fighting to Canadiens Leafs Use Only Three Spares Two on Forward Line, and Outplay Speedy Habit- ants for First Two Periods --Clancy Scores Goal on Pretty Play by Jackson, Who Is Later Knocked Out -- Penalty Enables Canadiens to Come Thru' | | With 2-1 Victory | Montreal, Dec. 10--~The Canadian section of the National Hockey League had a new leader last night, Montreal Canadiens, world cham- pions, taking a last- minute victory to 1 over the crippled Toronto Maple 2 | Leafs here to go into the top berth. The Leafs, with two forward line spares in action, played magnificient- ly for over two periods but were forced to bow to the speed Canadiens were able to turn on at the end. A penalty sustained when they were de-' fending their one goal lead also play- ed a big part in the loss. Toronto scored in the second per- iod, King Clancy completing a Bailey- Jackson rush with a short, rising shot, Jackson's play-making on this goal was superb. In the third, Cotton was benched for packing the defence and George Mantha fought his way in around the net, passing out to Lepine who scor- ed The winning goal, as has happencd many times this season, went to the bullet shot of Howie Morenz, speed king supreme, who flashed up left wing and sent a burning drive that Young Benny Grant did not sce. The victory was Canadiens' fifth ight and maintained their season's rated record on Montreal ice, have yjwwvon seven games, two and five at home, out of ten ronto. used only Jackson and Jenkins as spares in the forward div- on and Red Horner on defence and were out on their feet at the finish. Hainsworth and Jackson suffered minor injuries but returned to the Game Opens Fast e opened a fast clip, Cotton leading to's attack and Morenz and Jol iat replying for the habitants. They held at pretty cven terms in the first five minutes with many of the shots being long and easy for the goalies. The game was about six minutes old when George Hainsworth, goalie for Canadiens was struck on the face by a high shot from Bailey. { ainsworth retired for repairs but was not seri- ously hurt. Hainsworth took the cus- tomary ten minutes and returncd. Conny Smythe sent on a composite line of Bailey at centre, Jenkins and Jackson at wings and Horner and Day on the defence. Canadiens back- ed this line-up against the wall but A>) found Grant good and the defence steady. Jackson's penalty for tripp=- ing gave Canadiens a further advane tage to press but the Leafs held tight, Blair and Clancy gave Hainsworth a scare from close in and a minute later Hainsworth made a great stop off Bailey who raced in to pick up a rebound and get away a hard shot, Bruins Beat Out Montreal Maroons 10.--~The Boston, Dec, Boston { Bruins overcame a great final per- fod rally to defeat the Montreal Maroons, 2 to 1 here last night in a hard but cleanly played hockey contest, Hariy Oliver started the Boston Club on the road to victory ear- ly in the first scesion with his un. assisted tally, He gained the rub- ber in mid-ice, eluded the Montreal defence players and hanged a hard shot through Flat Walsh, The other Boston score came from George Owen's stick in the following period on a rush with Eddie Shore. A few plays later Jimmy Ward robbed Owen of the puck in the middle zone, swept through two enemy forwards and around to fire the shot that scored the only Montreal goal, Hal Darragh, speedy forward, who came to the Bruins in a trade with the Philadelphia Quakers, made an impressive debut before his Boston féllowing, COCHRAN LEADS HOPPE Chjcago, Dec. 10.--Welker Coch- ran went ahead of Willie Hoppe in thelr 18.2 balklina billiards match yesterday by winning the third block, 300 to 237. Cochran's vice tory gave nim a two-to-one lead in the six-block match, Today's match lasted only eight innings. Cochran's high run was 122, while Hoppe gathered runs of 76 and 79. WAR PRISONERS' FRIEND DIES M. Gasten Chapelle, who during the World War, helped 1,500 Allied prisoners. to escape, has died at Rou- baix, France, aged 51. Chapelle was taken a prisoner at Maubeuge in Sep- tember, 1914, and organized in the prison camp at Friedricssfeld a re- gular service for the escape of war | prisoners which was continued until July, 1917. Five hundred of those who gained freedom througly the ef- forts of Chapelle rejoined the French army. DAUGHTER MUST EARN LIVING In NI§ Will, Just nied, FITnry Lakes man, a florist of South Northwood, England, directed that his daughter should receive a "good religious and secular education, and be trained to rely upon herself and to earn her own living," and that she should re- ceive $5,000 at 21 years of age. Lake~ man left $118,000, off open book fo pleasing gifts 1) for smokers. n! Gee, ny 2c