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TT fi THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1932 "TODAY'S SPORTING FEATURES New Toronto Defeated Native Sons Last Night 6 to 4 Hamilton Tigers Defeated Sea Fleas 13 to 9 Baltimore Took a Doubleheader From Toronto POE YAGE TODAY'S SPORTING FEATURES The Dukes Play Toronto Typos in Toronto Tonigh?* Percy Williams Surprises Critics at Seattle Marlboros Srs. Downed Brampton Team 8 to 7 SHAWA ROTARIANS TOOK PART IN CONVENTION SPORTS R. S. Morphy Won Prize for Best Net Golf Score C. C. Stenhouse Upheld Oshawa Club in Bowling Tourney--Four Oshawa Golfers Played in Golf Tournament Oshawa sportsmen were prom- inent at the sports carnival held op the last day of the Rotary Convention in Hamilton, The Oshawa golfers were again to the fore with R. S. Morphy winning one of the net score prizes, hav- ing the best net for the first nine holes with a 36. The other golf- ers were well up and report a splendid day. Bowling was also one of the items among the day's activities and C. C. Stenhouse up- held the traditions of the Rotary Club and the Oshawa Lawn Bowl- ing Club. The bowling tournament which was a two-game affair run off on the plus system was held at the Scottish Rite greens. In the first round Mr. Stenhouse was pitted against Mayor C. Pee- bles, of Hamilton and secured a draw, each team having twelve points. In the second game the Stenhouse rink went down to de- feat before the rink skipped by H. B. Breckett, of Brantford, by a score of 12 to 11. Four Oshawa golfers'took part in the golf tournament which was played on the greens of the Ham- ilton Golf and Country Club. R. S. Morphy with a handicap of 14, had a net score of 75; Cecil Can- non, with a handicap of 24, had a net score of 79; W. Karn, with a handicap of 24 had a net of 84, while Leo Gray, with a handi- cap of 24, had a net of 96. Poor Batting Lost Game for Toronto Maple Leafs Toronto, May 19 -- Glenn Lieb- hardt held the Baltimore Orioles to four scattered hits in the first game of vesterday"s doubleheader at the Stadium, but the kind of hitting his teammates gave him didn't prevent the Birds from gétting a 3-to-2 de- cision. The visitors then went on to make it three in a row from the Leafs by annexing the second game 3 to 0. Strangely enough, the Leafs out- hit the Birds during the afternoon, but they showed a woetul lack of power with men on bases. They left sixteen ruriners stranded dur- ing the two pastimes. In the first game they collect2d nine hits--their larzest total in anv one game here to date--off Ken Holloway, who al- so walked three batters, but they ware only able to hold the Birds to a tie score until the ninth, In the second game, Frank Barnes hooked up in a mound duel with Harry Smythe, another south- paw, and Leafs got two hits and never cam: really close to scor- ing. Barnes gave up six hits,, one of which was a home run over the left field fence by "Buzz Arlett. It was Arlett's thirteenth of the season, and it put him one up on George Puccinelli of Rochester for the league home run honors The Leafs had plenty of opportun- ities to beat the Orioles in the first game. Helloway's three passes were all inserted into the second inning, together with an infield hit, but the best that frame produced was a lone run. In each of several in nings a hit at the right time would have provided runs for the locals, but their weakness at bat is"becom- ing notorious that it is some- thing of a surprise when a Toronto player is batted in the so International EIGHT VICTORIES Rochester, N.Y., May 19.-- Rochester made it eight victories in the last ten home starts with 1-to-0 ten-inning victory over Reading in the series' final yes- terday. It was a battle of left- handers, Willis for Reading and Eckert for Rochester. ROYALS DEFEAT BEARS Montreal, May 19.-- Royals gained an even break in the four- game series with Newark by win- ning the fina! yesterday. 6 to 2. Brown pitched his fifth win of the season, allowing only five hiss. All the Newark runs.came In the first inning. Shiver hit for the circuit in the fifth with one on. BISONS DEFEAT SKEETERS Buffalo, May 19.--The Bisons made it three out of four victor- ies over the Jersey Skeeters hy copping the final game yester- day afternoon, § to 5. The Bisons pickéd up eight runs on four hits, due to the ex- treme wildness of Pitcher Art Jones in the first five innings. Jones walked six men and hit two others, while "his mates contributed a couple of ghabby plays behind him. Ryan's homer with "the sacks loaded was the most potent blow, as the Bisons tallied six times, aided by only two hits, in the fifth. Ld National DODGERS BEAT PIRATES Pittsburg, May 195.--Southpaw Bill Clark limited the Pirates to four hits yesterday and the Brooklyn Dodgers made it two out of three for the series by pounding Bill Swift in one big inning to win 4-2, Clark pitched perfect ball for the first six innings, not allowing a man to reach first, but weak- ened toward the finish, The Dod- gers got four hits and three runs Tomorrow ! For Two Days As New as Tomorrow's Times! IT'S YOUNG! IT'S DIFFERENT! ENDS TONIGHT Big Bargain Show! "Dancers in the Dark" With Miriam Hopkins And Jack Oakie "Cock of the Air" With Chester Morris And Billie Dove IT'S WITTY, WISE, THRILLING! Nothing ever like it! R o m a nce, thrills, laughs in the lives of r a dio performers! U ING) Whe ~and this smashing cast of celebrities MADGE EVANS - ANITA PAGE KAREN MORLEY - JOAN MARSH NEIL HAMILTON JEAN HERSHOLT WALLACE FORD 0 serial ee 1 Thrilling NOT morrow E sy YSTER 11] TAIL M Adven Added! MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON 4 DAYS The Wonder Picture of "the Year "SUNSHINE S in the fourth. "Lefty" Doul led with a double, a triple and a single, BRAVES TOO MUCH FOR . CARDS S.t Louis, May 19.--The Bos- ton Braves pounded the St. Louis Nationals for 12 hits yesterday to take the final game of the current series 5 to 3, with Tgm Zachary limiting the Cardinals to five safeties, Jesse Haines, who defeated the Phillies in his first start this season, lasted six in- nings against the Braves, being followed by Lindsey and then Carleton. Berger got four hits on one-third of those by Boston. GIANTS ENJOY BIG INNING Cincinnati, O., May 19.--After being held helpless for six in- nings, the New York Giants cut loose in the seventh yesterday with a cluster of six blows that brought seven runs, drove Si Johnson from the mound, and de- feated the Reds, 9 to 3. THREE OUT OF FOUR Chicago, May 19.-- Pitching by Guy Bush and batting by the vet? eran Charley Grimm gave the Cubs a 6 to 4 victory over Phila- delphia yesterday and a margin of three games out of four in the series, American RED SOX FINALLY WIN Boston, May 19.--The Boston Red Sox vesterday scored their first win of the season on their home diamond by topping the Chicago White Sox, 13-10, in the final game of the series. Five rival pitchers were slaughtered as the Red Sox broke a six-game losing streak. GROVE BEATS TIGERS Phfadelphia, May 19.---The Athletles captured the series from Detroit, two games to one, by winning the final contest ves- terday, 8 to 2 Three homers featured the as- sault on Uhle and Herring. Foxx hit his tenth homer of the season with one on base. Dykes and Simmons accounted for the other two. White hit a homer for De- troft in the ninth, RUTH CAME THROUGH New York, May 19.-- Base- ball's great showman, "Babe" Ruth, stepped into the breach at the crucial moment in the inning yesterday and brilliant pitehing performance by Henry Johnson with his seventh home run of the season The homer gave the Yankees a 3 to 2 victory over Cleveland, Washington, May 19.--The Washington Senators gladly sent the St.' Louis Browns on their way yesterday after droppisg four straight games to the vaders, the final, 11 to 7. Leading the league when the second division Browns arrived, the badly battered Senators fin- ished well established in second place, with the crushing New York Yankee power to'face to- day. Ma riberos Edge Out Brampton Toronto, May 19. -- In one of the best played games of the sea- son, Marlboros last night de- feated the Brampton Excelsiors by 8 to 7. It was a see-saw af- fair, and it wasn't decided until the last period when the Dukes scored two goals to their oppon- ents' one. The Mann Cup hold- ers have been hit hard by the loss of stellar players to professional clubs, but they are. still'a pow- er to be reckoned with. Lepsett, centre player for the Marlboros, was the outstanding star of the contest. He checked effectively, but it was as a goal- getter that he scintillated. Lep- sett scored four goals and assist- ed in another. "Mush" Thomp- son, Jim Mulliss and "Tony" Stapleton were in the limelight for the visitors. Lepsett opened the scoring five minutes later when Dobson took a pass from Thompson and hit the twine, Then in thirty sec- onds Coulter put the Dukes ahead only to have Campbell equalize the count before the intermis- sion. In the next session each team scored twice, and this feat was duplicated in the third. Marl- boros set a torrid pace in the last period and Lepsett gent them in- to the lead in three minutes when he did the solo act again. Eight minutes later Carroll got the goal that decided the Issue. food. Comfy Rooms. Relaxa tion. Homelike Comforts. Fine loca- tion, one Block to Ocean. Breathe Air. Cour. tesy, are Yours for Less Thon You Think. Write now. tenth | capped a | in- | New Toronto from Native Sons 6 to 4 O'Neill Outpitched Down- ing in Hurlers' Battle -- Sons Belated Rally Fell Short--Egan Hit Triple and Double Toronto, May 19--The West Tor- onto Baseball League ushered in their twilight schedule last night at the Goodyear Field, with the cham pion New Toronto club scoring a victory over visiting West Toron- to Native Sons of Canada 6 to 4, in a well played game which was terminated at the end of the. sixth mning owing to darkness. Prior to the game Manager Bob Weath- erup of the New Toronto team was presented with the Spalding Trophy by Harry I. Price. Past President Harvey Brown introduced the cele- brities, including Councillors Apple- ton and Bogleman, Chief Padgett, President Radke and Bill Kerr, President of the T.A.B.A. The Game I'he game developed into a pitch- er's battle, with "Chic" O'Neill, a new addition to the suburbanites' hurling staff, outpitching Roy Downing, who turned in a fine ef fort until the fifth inning, when he weakened, the winners registering four counters to take a 2-run lead. Lake Shore runs in the .* The So the stanza Artie Ezan doubled, scoring but the next two hitters suc- cumbed to O'Neill's slants via the strikeout route. Egan was the big hitter of the evening, connecting for a » and a double. [To-morrow night at Earlscourt Park Oshawa Dukes play Typos at 643 o'clock. Beaty, Toronto, and Dell, Oshawa, will officiate, The maoite lead 6 t« lated rally in when two, R.H.E. L000 042-40 | oo 001 102--4 6 1 Haldenby, Hayward: Schultz New Toronto Native Sons and and O'Neill Downi tA lll ll kb.P NEW MARTIN COOK I DATA ADDED ATTRACTIONS Daily at 2.80--7,00--9.00 Reguelar Prices { Jack Crawford, | Clifford Sproule and John Clem- Won Game U.S. Will Use Same Players New York, May 19.--Ellsworth Vines, Frank X, Shields, Wilmer Allison and Johm Van Ryn, the same team which defeated Cana- da and Mexico, will meet the Australian team in the final North American zone Davis Lup tie at Phladelphia next week, Bernon S. Prentice, chairman of the cup selection committee an- nounced yesterday, Fitz-Eugene Dixon has been named non-playing eaptain, Dwight F. Davis, donor of the cup, will be honorary referee. The Australan team wll consist of H. O. Hopman, enger, the same squad that de- feated Cuba in Havana last week. It has been eight years since the United States and Australia met in Davis Cup'competition. In the 1924 challenge round, and the outcome of the matches at xNew York.. 3 Cleveland x--Ten innings. WILLIAMS SHOWS GOOD FORM May 19.-- Hee Edmundson, University of Wash~ ington track coach, took a look at the flying heels of Percy Williams of Vancouver, B.C., Olympic sprint champion four years ago, in his first workout here cn Tues- 14--Trénton at Picton. 21--Napanee at Trenton, Ball Scores INTERNATIONAL Won wir 39 17 18 18 NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Seattle Coach Chicago Boston Cincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Pittsburg LEAGUE P.C. 655 607 L600 600 Newark Rochester Buffalo Baltimore Montreal - 19 Toronto ........ 12 Jersey City .... 9 Reading .... 6 "Don't out of Edmund- in gurprising- and may yet defender of his count Williams the 1932 Olympics BA : son said later, He 'y good condition 29 . Yesterday's Results | prove a worthy "993 Brooklyn. ' 1 Pittshurg + = lgprint titles," New York... 9 ( incinnati : Williams, bothered the Chicago. a Phladelphia 4 | two vears by injuries, came Boston...... b St. Lous to train under Edmundson. yet," iii past Yesterday's Results here Baltimore. ..2-3 Toronto : xRlochester.., 1 Reading on Buffalo. . 8 Jersey City ... § Montreal. ... 6 Newark x--Ten innings, AMERICAN LEAGUE f . Lost (c¥-\ : New York h t I R - LiL) E Washington .... 9 Cleveland . 1 Detroit evs ens 1 Philadelphia 1 St. Louis i 1 1 2 Superfine. thin... strong i +s they make "rolling your own" a pleasure. .. packed in double-slotted automatic booklets : : ; the most and the best for five cents. Chicago Boston : Yesterday's Results Philadelphia. 8 Detroit 7 120 leaves Philadelphia . will be watched with unusual interest, | The Australians have ope of | the world's foremost singles play- ers in Jack Crawford, who also forms a good doubles combina- | tion with Harry Hopman. The battle between the two na- | tions which, together, lifted the Davis Cup 16 times, may hinge on the outcome of the doubles if Crawford lives up to 'his sensa- tional advance notces, His sin- gles match with Vines will be an outstandng feature of the series, to be played at the Philadelphia Country (Club courts, May 27, 28 and 29. . The winning team plays Brazil, survivor of the South American zone, n June at a site and on | dates yet to be gelected, Cobourg Golf Dates Arranged Cobourg, May 19.--A partial schedule has 'been arranged for some of the golf clubs in this dis- trict, the majority of whom are opening the season with local matches and tournaments on May 24. Some district events arrang- ed for are: June 1--Trenton at Cobourg. "" 15--Belleville at Trenton, 29--Bay of Quinte Golf \ Association champion- ship at Napanee July 6--Trenton at Port Hope. ' 13--Pecton at Trenton. " 27---Trenton at Napanee, Aug. 10--Port Hope at Trenton. 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