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aati * THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, "SATURDAY. AUGUST 6, 1927 y For In ustrial Leagu e "nn Finals "rimmers, Defeated By ~ - 4 , caused a mild sensation #4 the Industrial Softball League les last night when they defeat- Trimmers by a 9 to 6 score to in the right to meet Chevs for 'champlonshp of the Industrial ball League. It has just been recéntly that Cadillacs made their ui for the play-downg coming from behind and overcoming a millstone around their necks in the Tem of a number of games which they dropped at the first of the reason before they got under way aad proceeded to win games at the tat pace they displayed last night, 80 that their victory was all the more overwhelming. The game was a sudden death affair, with Trimmers being the favorites on ac- eonnt of their standing higher in the league. One of the best soft- ball crowds of the season saw the game and all were well satisfied with the brand of ball that was ser- ved up. ~The battle wasn't decided until the eighth. inning and up till then it was anybody's game with the fact being readily recognized that it would be: either the team that got the breaks or the one that came through with the heaviest hit- ting that would win the game. Hits at the right time for Cadillacs tells the story and there is very little which could be accredited to the ' "breaks." J Home runs by Love for Cadillacs and Lott for the Trimmers were the batting features of the game, while on the field, some note- worthy plays were made hy Love- 1gek and Matthews. Doubles were by W. Hall, Matthews, and Sal- n for the Caddies and by Kil- birn for Trimmers. There were ng triples. Both pitchers turned in worthy games and deserve credit for goinz the route and gathering if four strike outs in Martin's case in Salmon's. Salmon y while Martin went ) a clean pet as far as charities were con- ned, "Roth teams got off to a right foot start in the first innings when thev ran over three counters In 8th case. Four hits In fast sue- fon were responsible for the runs that went to L. Hall, Roddick ald W. Hall for Cadillacs, while ffmmers got theirs almost as ly when Lovelock walked and was followed by three hits from Tintt and Elliott and Kilburn to sgore Lovelock, Lott and Elliott, Il went smooth from here until fourth' stanza when Cadillacs ged apother . eruption awl put three more runners across before t were quelled. Copeland hed, Love homered, Matthews ubled and Trimmers' infield er- ri to give the three tallies. Primmers replied with two runs in the fifth when Lott drove out his homer with Lovelock on the paths as the result of a single which he thered in previously. The next ring was in the eighth when hoth outfits again took a hand at it. Cadillacs took three and for the third time in as many scoring ~fanzas, they got four hits to drive them in. Benson, Copeland and Matthews got the runs while the hits went to these with Salmon making the fourth. Trimmers were only able to score one but it was far better than nothing at that critical stage of the game. Elliott brought it in on a single followed by another from Kilburn. With such a good sample as this in. the semi-finals, the champion- ship series should promise to be a whirlwind and all of the fans who saw the game last night, along with many more will be sure to be back again for the games on Tues- dav and Thursday. The line ups were: Cadillacs--L. Hall, 1b.; Roddick, 2b; W. Hall, 3b.; Smith, Lf; Benson, s.s.; Copeland, c.f.; Love, c.; Matthews, r.f.; Salmon, p. Trimmers--Fair, s.s.; Lovelock, 1.£; Lott, r.f.; Elliott, 3b.; Frink, 8; Cooper, 2.: Kilburn, 1b.; Mar- tin p.; Goodall, cf.; Leydon.c.f. Score by innings: Cadillacs 300300030--9130 Trimmers . 300020010--6121 ae CThovse and Row- ARRANGE JUNIOR " LEAGUESOHEDULE mentioned RHE 3 1 The Junior Industrial League s~hedule for the mext ten days was made wp at a meeting of the execu- tive Teld last pizht. These zames will practically finish the schedule snd the olay off dates will he arrang- #4 in the near future. The folow- ing are the zames, dates and parks = which they are to he plaved a "C" indicates Cowan Park mad san "a" Alexandra Park: Mon co Aur. 8--Rangers vs Beav- PES ol Wed Aug. 9 Beavers vs. Lake- shows. A. her New Mm mg Ame, cman ri. Ang. 11--Eagles vs. Beavers, A a : : Aug. 10--Phillips vs. Eag- il--Jeafs vs. G. M. - 9-6 Score, Eliminatea + SPORT CARD FOR TUDAY Lake Shore Semior Oshawa Motors at New Toronto. wa Junior St. Andrew's vs, Motors at Alex- andra Park. (Championship). mfwy. mfwyp. hmrdl, mrd wa In Christians vs. Cobourg at Bow- maaville. a Ladies' Inter City Toronto Marlboros vs. O.M.I, at Collegiate grounds (7 p.m.) GAMES FOR MONDAY Oshawa District Junior Motors va. St. Andrew's at Alex- dra Park, Ladies' Softhall Robson's vs. O.M.I, at Collegiate grounds, [ORNTO BOXER DEFEATS PANAMAN Husky from Central Ame-ice Ran Into Shower of Larry Gains' Fists ---- "King" Solomon, heavyweight fron Panama, and a campaigner of exper ience in United States rings, saw shower of gloves and stopped others h didn't see in last night's bout agains "Larry" Gains of Toronto. Gains wo the decision, the announcement o which wasn't necessary because th local heavy had the advantage in cyer: round. It was the best showing Gains has ever made. He emerged from the advertised battle without a scratch, but his opponent here many souvenirs of Gain's accurate hitting. The show wasn't the best by severa' metres ever put on here and had it not been for a sensational six-rounder he tween Tommy Mitchell of Toronto any! "Jeo" Marsh of Aubyrn, N.Y. the fan would have gone away talking to th m selves. Even with this bout producing more action than is generally seen anywhere many of the spectators wer: in poor humor following the bouts, "Joe" Stone of Auburn, N.Y., causes! most of the dissatisfaction. He took one terrific swing on the jaw from Doug Lewis in the second round and immediately hegan to look for th: easiest way out of a bad situation. He was knocked down twice and on two other occasions sat down with cel rity and grace when he was perhaps lab- oring under the impression that he had been hit or would be in a hurry, Ordered: Out of. Ring i At any rate, Referee Marsh didn't do any counting when Stone took his final, tumble. He ordered Stone to arise, but when that worthy declined with thanks Marsh waved him to his corner. This all happened in the second round. The shoved down once, and Lewis. was exceedingly careful, won by a good margin. Gains entered the ring weighing more than the man from Panama. His weight was announced as 19034, while Soloman scaled at 187%. The Toronto heavy started in from the outset to pile up points and his accurate leit hand beat a tattoo on Solomon's face. lhe first round produced little in the way of excitement and the fans yelled for action. Gains, however, had what ad- vantage there was. In the second Gains caught Solomon with a terrific clout on the forchead and opened a cut which bled profusely. In the fourth Gains was all over his lumbering opponent and crashed him with lefts and rights to cut his nose badly. Throughout the rest of the bout Gains made these cuts his targets, and the Panama boxer was kept on the defensive and in evident distress. He bore many bruises as he sat disconso- lately in his corner at the conclusion of the bout. BRITISH BOWLERS WIN Hamilton, Ont., Aug. 5.--The vyisit- ing British bowlers won today's match at Fernleigh greens against local and district rinks by a score of 149 to 104, or 45 up. Of the six games play- ed, Grimsby and Dundas rinks were the only two to win victories. The Dundas rink, skipped by J. McCurdy. closed the 20th and 2ist ends with 4 and 3 up respectively to win 20-19. C. W. Carpenter's Grimsby rink won 26- 2 after being one down at 'the 20th first frame was tame, but Stone was | is, who : League semi-fianls last night those who saw the game the win on their play all the ve: against the Chevs, Chrough the honors, The thirdgame is Billy a win they won't come --for thie time being, at least. up for the championship of th The games of the season Park, today, teams are keyed to nings of real baseba Those who observed the fi League which appeared on t have received a surprise when game, | the black mark but a ga default last Tuesday nig v team were up in North Bay wi ing it impossible for them to fi BABE RUTH GETS 5TH HOME CLOUT Chicago Cubs Cleaned-Out By the Red Sox Visitors 1 4 | New York Aug. 5--Babe Ruth's 35" hom~ run cf the season, placing him within two of the string already com- piled by his team-made, Lou Gehrio featured. the: Yangees' 5 to 2 win ovep Detroit "today. The victory gave the Hugmen' an even break in the four- game series. After a rocky start, when the Tigers clubbed him for two runs in the first inning,. Waite Hoyt settled down and i held Detroip. runless thereafter. The Yankees battered. Ken Holloway, usual- | ly a nemesis, from the box in the third, Smith finished for Detroit. At Boston, two triples by Ira Flag- stead played, important parts in the Red Rox 4 to') victory over the Chi- cago White Sox. The game marked the fourth siraight win marked up by Carrigan's charges, gave them a clean sweep in the White Sox sories and pushed their string of homestay vie- tories to nine out of the last twelve starts. Flagstead's triple in the third started a three-run rally, and his sec- ond three-base hit 'in the sixth ac- counted for the final Hub. tally. Washington hammered frur St. Louis | pitehers for a total of 17 hits and won a slugging match from the Browns 17 | to 8 at the Capital. In the fourth the Senaters scored 10 runs and Goslin, after starting off the inning with a single, hit a homer over ! the right field wall, scoring two ahea! of him. It was his ninth circuit clout of the esason. : At Cincinnati-- New York 0000000000 5 2 Cincipnati .00020001 x3 7 1 Barnes, Songer, Devormer and Tay- jor: Luque and Sukeforth. At St. Louis-- RHE Brooklyn .. 2002001 00-515 3 St. Louis .. 000200000-2 6 0] McWecaey, | Petty and Henline: Rhem, Reinhart, Littlejohn and O'Far rell. At Chicago Boston .... 0100 Chicago ... 001 3 RHE. RHE. Softballers 'to still retain a hold on: the strin, South Ontario Seftball League championship. : They were beaten by 11 to 10 in. their game here Thursday but were far the better team last night and are now the favorites for Brief Comments On Local Sport Cadillacs' victory over the Trimmers in the Industrial was a surprise fo some but that the Cadillacs deserved way t The Caddies been going great guns lately and it's already a mat- ter of spévulation as to what will happen when oh go up Although they had the scare of their lives on Thursday at Alexandra Park, Williams Piano Company. came in Whitby last night and defeated the County Town for the to be played Monday. Benson's Motors Seniors journey to New Tor- onto today and they all state that if they don't pull out with back to show their faces in Oshawa A win for them in Toronto will suit them perfectly and put them in such a position in the league standing that the very worst they can do is to tie e group. are in the offing and it will take no urging to get a crowd on hand for the Junior Oshawa and District play downs which are te be seen at Alexandra Monday and if necessary, a fever pitch and there 1 at every one of the games, be St. Andrew's or Motors? Time will tell, Wednesday. Both will be nine in- Will. «& nal standing of the Industrial his page on Wednesday, might they discovered that Chevrolet no longer have their reputation of not yet losing a league tual game bh twas mot an A he which they gave to Phillips by ht when more than half of their th St. Andrew however that gave them 's Juniors, mak- eld & team, JOE WRIGHT WINS DETROIT REGATTA ilenley Runner-up Now Fav- oved Entry for Champion- ship Event Detroit, Aug. 5.--Joe Wright, Jr. { venty-one-year-old rowing champi- on, runner-up for the English Dia- mond Sculls, was winner of the sin- gles event of the 55th annual regat ta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen at the Wyandotte Boat Club course 'near. here today. Wright's victory places him as a fa- vored entry in the championship single sculls event, to be held to morrow. Wright, representing the Argon- aut Rowing Club, Toronto, won his race when Kenneth Myers, of the Bachelors' Barge Club, Philadelphia, collapsed at the mile post while (leading the field by a length. Myers: 'who shovels coal into a New York to Philadelphia freight engine when he is not rowing in a national regat- ta, was taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced as suffering from "complete physical exhaustion." The senior 145-pound four-oared shell event was taken by the Penn Athletic Club with the Argonaut Chub of Toronto second and Detroit third. The time was 6.29 3-5. Ar- gonauts were beaten three lengths. The Argonauts took the interme- diate eight-oared shells mateh from the Detroit Boat Club in 6.09 3-5 The Springfield, Mass., Rowing Asso- cietion was third. The Pennsylvania Barge Club took the senior four-oared shell race with the Rarhelors' Barge Club second The time was 6.36 3-5. Tre Rachelors' club carried off the honors in the senior gunadruple sculls event in 6.13 2-5. The Un- dine Barge Club of Philadelphia placed second. The Wyandott, Boat Club crew won the junior eight-oared shell Jace. ; In winning the junior eight, Wy- '|andottes provided the finest Minis! of the day, being but half a length 01 10 Greenfield. McQuillan Jones and Hartnett. At Pittsburg-- Philadelphia 2 3 0 Pittsburg .. 00 | Ferguson, Ulrich and Jenpard; Ald- ridge, Yde and Smith, Gooch. (scratched. "'im fromt of Culver Military Academy The senior 145-pound doubles 00020 2X 12 1 sculls event was won by the Un 100401-7 9 ¢ dines on 3 "row over." The Detroit Boat rrew, the only other entry, was "ww BASEBALL RECORDS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost P.C 2 4 640 614 563 535 9 S18 Jersey City . Reading ...... Yes Baltimore S Jersey City .... 3 No other games scheduled. Games today--Toronto at Baltimore ; Buffalo at Reading; Rochester at Ne- wark ; Syracuse at Jersey City. Games tomorrow--Toronto at Balti- more (2); Buffalo at Reading; Roches- ter at Newark; Syracuse at Jersey City. NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost P.C 3 614 594 559 533 A456 Chicago Pittsburg St. Lows New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Bostdn Philadelphia Yesterday's Results Cincinnati. ..3 New York Brooklyn .. 3 St. Louis Chicago......... 5 Boston .... Philadelphia 9 Pittshurg Games today--Boston at St. Louis: Philadelphia at Cincinnati; Brooklyn at Chicago; New York at Pittsburg. Games tomorrow--Boston at St Louis; Philadelphia at Cincinnati; Brooklyn at Chicago; New York at Pittsburg. AMERICAN LEAGUE on 0st 0 40 46 49 PC JH 608 54: 524 AR) New York Washington Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland St. Louis Boston 33 . Yesterday's Results New York....... 5 Detroit Boston .... ..4 Chicago Washington 17 St. Louis Cleveland at Philadelphia--Rain Games today--Chicago at new York St. Louis at Philadelphia (2); Detroit at Boston; Cleveland at Washington Games tomorrow--Chicago at New York: Detroit at Boston; Cleveland at Washington. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won Lost Pu Hy 579 550 536 532 A31 .393 308 Toledo Milwaukee Kansas City Minneapolis St. Paul Indianapolis ......... Louisville Columbus 3 * Yesterday's Results St. Paul 4 Toledo .....:.: 3 Minneapolis. .... 10 Columbus ...... | Indianapolis... .. 5 Kansas City ... 0 Milwaukee 9 Lowisyille, LEAGUE STANDINGS Score of 36 Runs Starred By Malleable Ladies Nine Swamps Robsons Leathers Winners to Hard-bought 16 Captured By Opposing Soft Ball Tribe At Government House " A 36 to 16 score was hung up in a Ladies' Softball League game at the Collegiate grounds last night when the Ontario Malleable dam- seals swamped the Robson Leather nine. O.M.I, scored all their runs in alx innings and went so far as to score nine in both the second and fourth while four were hung up in the first and third, and five in the fifth and ninth. Two double plays pulled off by Malleables were the high lights of the game the first coming in the second to squelch a four run batting rally and the other in the fourth when a runner was on first and one was out at the time. Except for these and a few lusty hits, the game was without sensa- tion as far as good softball was con- corned. Both teams started off well in the first canto when O.M.I. carried oft four counters and Rohson's two. A walk, a double, and two triples were responsible for bringing Jean and Isa McDonald, Kay and Rom- bough home fo the Malleables, while a hit and several fielder's choices wére. responsible for Spencer and CHICAGO TAKES SIXTH VICTORY Boston Pirates Jinxed By the | Cubs' Winning ! N New York, Aug. 5--Chicago increas- ed its lead over the Pirates today by making a clean sweep of the three game series with Boston, taking the final game today, 5 to 2. It was the sixth victory in a row for the Cubs. Ken Greenfield, whose pitching aided' materially in beating the Pirates in two. games in their last series, was unable to check the Cubs today when they launched their attack in the fourth inn- ing. He was replaced by McQuillan. Percy Jones, in addition to holding the visitors to eight scattered hits, led the Cubs' attack with the bat, making four hits in four times at the plate, The bat of Cy Williams today spell ed defeat for the Pirates at Pittsburg and Philadelphia won the final game of the series, 9 to 7. The veteran Williams, who is leading the National League in home run blows, added another to his total and also got a single, double and triple and a base on balls for a per- fect day at bat. He drove in five of the Walker scoring for Robsons Thirteen batters came to the plate in O.M.I.'s half of the second and all but one made the circuit, Hazel Holmes counted twice, The third was almost as bad when thay sent in another quartette hut the fourth was worse when fourteen hatters came upa nd nine runs were scored. The next inning again saw the team bat aound ubt only five runs wer ghalked up this time. The sixth, seventh and eighth were scoreless stanas for O M.I. al- though in nearly all ©f them they had runners on the furrows, Five more came in the ninth however and with their count now 63 runs, they decided one and all that enough damage had been done for the day. Rosbons scored In as many ses- sion as the Malleables but their dif- ficulty was in getting as many runs to keep pace with them. After get- ting two in the first hey came In with four in the second which in it- self was all right but this time hap- ened to he five less than what the Kia fleabes had garnered In their half of the same stanza, One more came in The third and then they went scoreless for two innings, coming back in the sixth with one nad multiplying it by five in the seventh Eight batters went up in the eighth but three runs were all that eould be garnered. What was probably a record for Phillies' runs and scored three himsell, BERLIN TALKS TO BUENOS AIRES NOW Belin, Aug. 6.~--The longest diss tance ever attained in commercial radiophomting--a stretch of 7,600 miles--was achieved Wednesday night when wireless telephony wae successfully inaugurated'; betweppi Berlin and Buenos Aires, Argeny' tina, via the Nauen Radio Saatiom, the Ladies" Softhall League wa# hung up by Marion Kay for Malle- ables when she scored no less than seven runs out of: eight times at bat. Six runs were scored hy Isa McDonald, while five or fonr were bought in by Brown, Copelanfl and Holmes Spencer topped the day for Robsons with four out of five aps pearances, AED. The line ups were: O.M.1.---J, McDonald ss, I. Mes Donald 3b, M, Kay ¢, M Brown 2b.' E. Rombough If, E, Pipher rf," B, Shortt vf. V. Copeland p, H, Holme# ef, H. McLean 1b 3 Robsons---M, Spencer ss, N. Walks' er 2b, M. Phillips 3b, D. Judd 1h, 0. :Shirdell ef, J. Harland cf, A, Harland rf, 8, Shirdell If, Fergus sop ¢, Wilson p, Stacey p. - P.C. 1,000 77 B5T1 429 .333 .250 .200 Team Maple Leafs Eagles. Beavers, .. . Phillips .. # G. M. Office, . Lakeviews. 400 000 Pr 750 572 143 Pontiacs Woodbridge Danforths 6 LUMBERJACK ENTERS SUIT FOR $3,145 Quebec, Aug. 6.-- Claiming $3,- 145 under the provisions of e Workmen's Compensaton Act for damages sustained when a tree fell on him last winter, a local lumber- jack has entered action for that amount against Paul Tremblay, con- tractor of this city. The West Side Boat Club of Brooklyn was awarded the four-oar- ed shell race, also on a "row over." The other two entries, crews of the Wyandotte and Detroit. Boat Clubs, scratched and the Brooklyn crew was required merely to cover the course. ---- | | | absolute --there is no harshness in good tobacco! esterfiel CIGARETTES Ha sak [420