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PAGE SIX THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1932 ems _. a ea el 'TODAY'S SPORTING FEATURES Oshawa Dukes Play Native Sons Here Today Toronto Nationals Took Mimico Into Camp South Ontario Box Lacrosse League Formed SPOR AG TODAY'S SPORTING FEATURES Maple Leafs and Tecumsehs Battle in Toronto Lakeshore League Elected Officers Last Night Vernon Gomez Stopped Washington Senators LAKESHORE BASEBALL LEAGUE OFFICERS ARE APPOINTED Orme Gamsby, Orono, Elected League President Oshawa Will Have One En- try Which Will Play Twi. light Games Here on Wednesdays -- Away From Home Games to be Played Saturdays -- T. Elliott, Vice-President-- O. Cornish and: W. R. . Branch Represent Local Club on Executive The Lakeshore League officially came into being for the 1932 sea- son last night at the Genosha Hotel when a meeting was held for' the purpose of receiving entries and electing an executive, With the ability and enthusiasm which have been included this séason in the executive the league should be an outstanding success, with Oshawa Duquettes, Orono, and Port Hope taking part in the schedule zames. The executive which will carry on for the season includes Or Gamsby, of Orono, President; T. Elliott, Oshawa, Vice President M. B. Bennett, Port Hope, Secre- tarv-trcasurer. The local represen- tatives on the executive are Messrs. Banpon and R. Winter, Messrs. Goodwin and Christie, Port Hope and Messrs. O. Cornish W. », Branch, Oshawa, The opening games in the league | ~ | will be played on May 24 with Oshawa taking part in a morning game at Newcastle against Orono and Port Hope playing at home with Oshawa as the visitors in the afternoon. During the summer all the home games of the Oshawa Duquettes will be played on Wed- nesday afternoons at the Stadium and "will be twilight fixtures start- ing after supper, The road games for the Duquettes will be played on Saturday afternoons, Under the arrangements made last night the first two teams will play -off for the championship with the winner continuing in the Provincial Inter- mediate playdowns, the league be- ing affiliated with the O.A.B.A, It was at first thought that Osh- awa would be represented by two teams but it was found that this system would weaken both teams to such an extent that the calibre of ball in the league would be im- paired. While a considerable num- ber of first class players have been gathered in by The Dukes, there are a large number of plavers whose interest brought them out to the practices of The Dukes carlier in the scason, and who were not just good enough to catch a place They have real ability, however, and with a little more experience will be crowding the veterans next year for a place on the senior team. With three teams in the league such as Orono, Port Hope and Oshawa Duquettées the race should be a thriller, Orono and Oshawa will have the advantage of youth while Port Hope will have a sprinkling of veterans and young- sters and mav be looked upon as contenders, However, Oshawa can- not be counted out and with the plaving ability that has been de- veloped in softball circles here in the past there is no reason 'in the team should Orono: | and | LADY TERRINGTON IN CANADA Montreal, -- Lady Rena Ter. rington, first woman to act in English talking pictures and au- thor of books on Canada and the British West Indies, was present recently to informally inaugur- ate the 1932 Canadian West In- dies passenger service. Lady Terrington is developing a novel and a book of impressions con- cerning eastern Canada, partic- ularly Saint John, N.B., and Hall- fax, N.S. STARTS TODAY Ken Maynard NEW Nationals Won From Mimico Toronto, May 21 -- Playing su- perbly in the last twenty minutes, the National O.A.L.A. senior team in that spurt outscored Mimico here last night by 4 to 1, and won a well-merited 9 to 5 verdict, The Seca Fleas were the better team, and they had to be, in view of the fact that they served 14 of the 22 penalties inflicted. A handicap like this generally results in defeat, but the Nationals had other plans. The Suburbanites were very much in the running until they weakened near the end of the third period. Just previous to this they had scored twice in succession, to come within gone goal of tying the count at 5 to 5, The gffort proved too much for thom, however, and the locals proceeded to dominate the situation, Before the intermis- sion they registered twice, and in the next session' they outscored the plucky invaders by 2 to 1, International KEEPING IN KACE Rochester N.Y., May 21.--Buf- falo again defeated Rochester yesterday to keep on the heels of Newark, the final score being 4 to 2. Fred Fussel limited the Wings to seven hits and fanned six, while Ira est pitching of the year to out nine and allow but seven bingles, Winsett"s homer with Mueller on first, and Crouse's triple, after which he scored on Ryan's long fly to Southworth, won the game in the fourth [u- ning. George Puccinelll had two doublés to continue his hitting streak end raise tis conseculive game ictal to ch ¢y-one, He drove in one run and scored the other DON BRENNAN CHECKS Newark, May 2].--Don Bren- nan's six hit oitcting and the Bears' heavy hitting beat Head- Ing yesterday 5 to 1, to even the series, one-all, George Selkirk thumped out a homer for the feature hit in a game that was marked by long runs for hard hits. strike KEYS Ball Scores Smith did his fin- | American FERRELL'S SIXTH WIN Cleveland, May 21.--Wesley Ferrell won his sixth victory of the season yesterday as the Cleveland Indians defeated St. Louis, 11 to 7, in a game mark- ed by 15 bases on balls, seven off Browns' pitchers and eight off Indian hurlers. Cleveland made three passes and five hits count for seven runs in the fourth, : TIGERS WIN IN ELEVENTH Chicago, May 21.--~Detroit caught up with Vic Frasier in the eleventh inning of a pitch. ers' battle yesterday by combin- ing two singles with Jonathan Stone's home run for three runs to defeat the White Sox, § to b, in the opener of their series. WALBERG'S FIRST Philadelphia, May 21.--The Philadelphia Athletes made it four victories in a row yesterday by taking their second strajght from the Boston Red Sox, 6 to 1 VICTORY The Athletics pounded Ed Dur- ham and his successors for 11 hits that included five doubles. Jimmy Foxx, who crashed three hits, drove Simmons home with a double and hit another in the fourth inning to score Cochrane and give the Athletics enough runs for the day 6 WINS FOR GOMEZ New York, ' May 21.--Vernon Gomez, the Yankees' sterling southpaw, kept this club on top of the American League stand- Ing yesterday by holding the Washington batters fn check to win the third game of their "erucial" series, 6 to 3. The victory broke a compli- cated deadlock, giving the Yanks a margin of a half game and of 37 points in the percentage col- umn, i CARDINALS GET TWO HITS S.t Louis, May 21.---Larry French, Pittsburg southpaw, al- lowed only two hits yesterday in the Pirates' 5-to-0 shutout of the St. Louis Nationals, Collins knocked a double in the seventh for the first hit off French, and in the ninth, with two out, Delker made a two- bagger for the only other hit by the Cards. | dog's | drel belongs to Rail, Ship Highway And Air For C.N.R. Trans-Canada Tour Montreal, May 21, -- Travers- ing some eight thousand miles, of which six thousand will be cover- ed by rail, fourteen hundred by steamships, five hundred by auto- mobile, with an optiona) eighty- mile journey by aly, the all-ex- pense trans-Canada tours of the Canadian National Railways which will leave Montreal and Toronto in July are attracting much attention from holiday seekers, it was stated by C, Howard, Manager of the Tourist | Convention Bureau of the dian National Railways, the detalls of travel are after in advance in these Cana- pre All of | looked | | Columbia, arranged tours, Mr, Howard stat- | ed even to arrangement fol and for the delivery of mail at various stopping place ight ing trips in various cities, mobile tours in the Canadian Rockies, steamship journeys on the Great Lakes and the Pacific Coast are all included in the plan of all-expense tours, and in uuto- addition this year travellers are given the option of flying be- tween Victoria and Vancouver on part of thelr journey, The first tour leaves Montreal and Toronto on July 8th and 9th respectively and the second on July 22nd, and 23rd respec- tively. All inclusive rates ar- ranged provide for fares, meals, and berths, sight seeing trips and motor transport, with stop-overs a such delightful points as Min- aki Lodge in Ontario, Jasper Na- tional Park in the Canadian Rockies and Kitwanga, the totem pole village in northern British An experienced tour conductor will accompany each | of the tours. laundry service at points en route | This year more than ever be- fore, My. Howard stated, there is an apparent desire on the part of the holiday seekers to take ad- vantage of such pre-arranged tours in order that they may know exactly before leaving home what such a jaunt across Canada will eost them, Rush For Scotch Dogs on Letitia Soon Exhausts Small Supply Montreal, May 21 life," sighed representative of the Glasgow heavy industries aboard the ty mission steamer watched the struggle to the dogs which have he¢ over on the ship Only eight fine little specimen of Scotch dogs came on the Let tia but they have. all been dispo ed of and the owner, Chapman, declares that he could have gold a ship full Competi- tion to secure one of the famou breeds was intense, Orders for big sections of ma- chinery are naturally much rare: "We do not mind if we do not Oh for a one of the ade Letitia, a iT snap up n brought dent | We are | viewed our products | ed the Robert | | obtained quite ! and this | ders single order," a sald "We are confi- prosperity will come next year or two and content to demon- what we have to offer. Then we shall the orders We have had many inquiries from and their experts have and admir- our work- prepared to ecure a sentative that in the repre- hack quite strate SECUTS firm excellence of manship. We are wait Many of the exhibitors have substantial orders morning it was estimat- ed that the total value of the or- must he nearly the $300,000 | mark. A short pecially reprehensible the other eller appears Capitalism car one when 'wo- without pre- a London MONS VETERAN ° 3 WINS WITH SLOGAN Mayor Stewart With Chevrolet Coach Toronto, May 21.--Ten words written one evening made an en- tire family happy when William Hart, 17 Kersdale Avenue, Tor- onto, was made the recipient of a fully equipped Chevrolet Coach ag prize in the Bachelor Cigar Contest. Mayor Stewart of Toron- to made the presentation at the City Hall on Friday. Over 8,000 entries were sent in to the Bachelor Cigar Contest which called for ten-word slogans to hearten and encourgae Cana- diang to work for prosperity, Mr. Hart's slogan, considered most inspiring by the judges, was: "let History Write of Canadians: 'They Were Triumphant in Ad- versity'," It is interesting to note that Mr, Hart was one of the old Brit- ish "Contemptibles."" He fought in the Retreat from Mons in Aug- ust, 1914, as corporal in the Elev- enth Hussars, In 1915 he was wounded and gassed while serv- ing on the Canadian Flank and in 1918 was again caught by shellfire and blown up at Hame! Wood. He lost his speech for five months and incurred heart trou- ble through his.long and arduous war service, Coming to Canada in 1919, Mr. Hart, in spite of war disabil- ities, soon proved his mettle, To- day he is a well-known Canadian citizen, active in the life insur- ance business. He is married and has two daughters. Following the winning of this first contest, Andrew Wilson & Company Limited, makers of Bachelor Cigars, anmounce an- other patriotic contest with a Chevrolet Coach as the prize, The details of this new contest are Toronto Man. Presented by | South Ont. Boxla League Will Have Five Teams Organization Meeting in Whitby Last Night Was Largely Attended--J. J. King of Whitby Was Elected President -- The Schedule Will Be Drawn Up Shortly Box Lacrosse as inaugurated last year by the professionals has been taken up in Ontario with great enthusiasm and the latest section to take to the game is our own Oshawa district, An organize ation meeting was held last night in Whitby when a league to be known as the South Ontario Box Lacrosse League was put om the map, with teams entered from Port Perry, Brooklin, Whitby, Harmony and Bowmanville, The meeting was a most enthusiastic one with the representatives very much interested in the prospects for the coming season, Present at the meeting was Fred Wag- horn, of the O.A.L.A., who aided in the formation of the league. The slate of officers selected last night include -- Honorary President, Norman Irwin, White by; Honorary Vice President, Frank IL. Mason, Oshawa; Presi- dent, J. J. King, Whitby; First Vice President, Bob Levia, Port Perry; second Vice-President, Dick Rovan, Bowmanville; Sece retary-Treasurer, Herb Willis, Brooklin. The executive com- mittee composed of a representa~ tive from each team will be made up of the following: Bowmanville ---Dick Witheridge; Harmony--- Malcolm Moffatt; Whitby--Bob Richardson; Brooklin--Jack Mc- Duff; Port Perry--F. Wood. Arrangements are being made whereby the games will be played in the local rinks and after the drawing up of a schedule in the near future the season will get under way with this new form of sport that has hecome so popular in other centres. A meeting for the purpose of electing an executive for the INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost } Newark .. +. ..20 11 Buffalo .. ....20 12 Whitby entry will be held short ly. broadcast daily over local sta- GIANTS MOVE UP long the little 1 tions. Brooklyn, May 21.--The Giants | get ri WW supportii overpowered Daazy Vance and the | i » n Dodgers to win the first game «f Baltimore vi 218 3 an interhorough series, 9 to 4, Rooter 4% 1d : and to go into fifth place in the Tray Sash 13 National League, passing the de- Jersey City .. .1( feated Phillies, Reading .. va 1 ' Yesterday's Results Newark .... b Reading .... Buffalo .... 4 Rochester ... 2 Only games played, Games today----Montreal at To- ronto (2); Jersey City at Balti. more; Buffalo at Rochester; Reading at Newark, AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost «+ 20 5 21 10 . 1 'ws because 5 inn these times are catty -- I -- WHISTLING DAN MARTIN 2,307 009,00 Daily at TUESDAY--WEDNESDAY BENNETT BOLES FOX PICTURE ENT | T Boston Endg Cincinnati .. fight ; = St. Louis Tonig New York ALWAYS ADDED ATTRACTIONS 419 400 393 Philadelphia ...13 18 Brooklyn Para 18 Pittshurg «vail d 17 Yesterday's Results New York .. 9 Brooklyn ... 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