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3 N THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES. HE A WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1927 -- - Petes no Match for Fast St. Andrews Crew, Win _Again by Jak ""Dozy" Ogden Has Lit- tle Ditleulty in Subduing Lifdock City Representa: 'tives in Return Fixture -- Saints Qualify for the Nex Round of O.B.A.A, Play- downs Fourteen straight games this sea- 8. without a defeat being scored budinst them was the record hung Le wy ®t, Andrew's Juniors last whit ut alexandra Park when they delvated Fewerboro Kiwanis by a 17 tu 2 score to win the first round u. the Junior O.B,A.A, play downs by & total of 82 puns to 2, With the "froubles of the first round so easily stowed away, St. Andrew's are now off to ai flylng start towards the finals for the Junior Baseball championship of Ontario, and dis- playing the brand of ball they did Jast nig, ther, should be no stop- ping them from a show in when the finat-curtain Is drawn, In yesterday's contest, the Saints were fn the lead all the way, and with a combingtion of window-breaking' hitting and eagle-eye fielding, they had little trouble in turning back the hmrd working Kiwanis who were comparatively inferior both in their pitching department and all-round fielding, . The features of the game were the particularly hard hitting activi- ties of Carver, who turned in a per- fect day with four hits in four tints at-tat, and Young and Little who connected. for home runs be- sides having several other hits in their appearances at the plate, Al- though he had a rather small strike out record, Opden had a good day of # from a pitching standpoint, v hile tielding laurels could go t&# Young and Gummow with Little and - Hubbel also well to th, front. Graham, 'Hall, LeBar and Gilliespie were: the best for the visitors. Noth teams had men on bases in the first "without any score result- ing, leBar, th, first man up for Peterhboro went as far as third be- fore the 'side' was retired when he got on -throngh a single and was helped te: third on a pair of field- ers' cholges. pan uf Jor St. Apdrew's, Carver, that started the ball rolling for them. Ho also got on through a sin' Je but only went as far as see- end, being sent there on a sacrifice, Fight 'men batted for the Saints in the second when they sent in four rups on A collection of five hits and a walk. Gummow pried off the lid with a single which was followed by a double from Hubbel that re- sulted *n 14, tally. Hubbel count- ed o na single from Little whi'e the shortstop took his fling at the score board when Carver notched 2 one bagger after Ogden had both- | ered Guiry for a charity. Ogden brought np the rear in the scoring when Daird hif a trickler to short that wasn't fielded in time for either the play ot th, plate or first base. Apother harmonic group came in in the third to occupy the Saints for another spasm of run scoring. Young, Little, Luke and Ogden were the guartette and they counted om a tripl, from Young. an error at short, twb walks, a hit from Car- ver and an error for Guiry. A home ran by Young was the only scoring in the fourth, the hit rolling into loft field. Young again counted fin' the fifth with Carver and Baird this time keeping him copany. Two gingles in a Tow started it and put Carver and Baird on third and second bases when Young doubled to relieve the com- It was also the first | 17 to 2 Score [ SPORT CARD FOR TODAY Lake Shore Senior Motors vs, Goodyears at Alex- andra Park. Ladies' Softball Robsons vs. G.M.C. at Collegiate grounds, GAMES FOR TOMORROW 0. and D, Softball (Finale) Williams vs, Chevrolet at Alex- andra Park. BIRDS, STARS WIN TWO WHILE BISONS SPLIT DOUBLE BILL New York, Aug, 16.--The Syra- cuse Stars gained half a game on the league-leading Buffalo ¢lub by taking two games from the Keys at Reading, while the Bisons were breaking even with Newark, Syra- cuse won the first games 7 to 2 and the second 8 to 6, George Quellioh, of the Keys, hit two home runs, one in each Eime, Buffalo won the first game at Newark 6 to 0, Mangum's twirling proving invincible, but they lost the second 3 to 2, gestion, scoring himself on « hit fro Gummow a few minutes later, The record crop of all came 'in he sixth when the side batted | round and tive runs were scored ft a new pitcher, Sturgeon, who wins sent in to relleve Guiry of a iweather heating which he was sus- (taining on the hill. Herore Stur- yreon appeared, however, Little paid Guiry a farewell tribute by poling out a home run into far center field [whieh was his first of the season land a heanty at that, Sturgeon marked his arrival to the rubber on two of the Saint's batters' backs in sneeession and then issued a walk to load the bases. Hits from Young and Gummow cleared them in short order, though, and before the last out was made on a nonchalant catch {hy Graham of a fly ball dropped (from Westhrooke"s mit, the count kad ounted five runs more and was !now floating nt the 17 mark, Car- ver, Baird, Young, Little and Shen non were th, run scorers. | Peterboro's savers from a shut out come in the fifth inniny when a triple and two singles went for {a pair of clrenits. Gilllesple aec- [eounted for the first of the singles jbut he was retired on a fielder's 'choice by Young, Guiry going safe on the play. A three bagger from lLeBar into left field scored Guiry while a single from Baker resulted in the run for leBar. About the only real pitching which Ogden displayed in the affair was seen in th, last inning when he struck ont the side on about thirteen pitched ba'ls. On pearly all other occasions, he et the field- ers do thé work and his strategem proved ereatly successful in all but ithe fifth when the two Peterboro bar- {runs crossed the plate on the rage of hits. Despit, the fact that there was {much at stake In the game, it was a rather listless affair at times, but even at that it was considered to be a better game than that play- ed in Peterboro on Saturday. The hitting at least was better, while ithe team play, especially Kiwanis', seemed to have improved. The Lift Lock men ar, 2 good team in their class and they must be given credit for the hard working game they put up, but the tact was readily recogm®se® that they were no mateh for the loca! ball tossers fin either the game here or that in Peterboro. The box score: H PO A Sturgeon, 3b, » .... Graham, ss Hall, 2b Holling'h, rf Gillespie, of Guiry, p, rf wae ONDODmOmm DD DWNO- DR | voc owRw us - sees unnese® © | SR mmBdDuoedowPa PTD pe DON ay COmamuadeln 36 17 19 211 Guiry 6; by Sturgeom 1; by Ogden 7. Hits of Guiry 17; off Sturgeon 2: off Ogden 5. Struck out by Guiry 7; by Sturgeon 9; by Ogden 8. Bases on balls--off Guiry 3; off Sturgeon 1; off Ogden 2. Hit by pitcher--By Sturgeon (O=den, Car- ver). Stolen bases--Peterboro 4; Oshawa 11. Left on bases--Peter- boro 7; Oshawa 7. Passed balls-- boro, on bases. Brief Comments A slight error occurred in we hasten to correct. Park. This should have read slugged the ball to all corners known, p.m. daylight saving time, thir The second game will Friday, In "Games for under Ladies' Softball, Robsons va. G.M.C, at Alexandra legiate grounds, as it does today. In last year's Juvenile series, St. Andrew's had twelve straight games to their credit before they lost the second game of the series to Guelph in the finals, same team followed it, while this year the Saints have won fourteen straight games without a defeaat to make it sixteen if you count last season's activities. their winning streak carry them? St, Andrew's made Peterboro's best look like a team in a different class altogether in both the game last night and that on Saturday, and yet they didn't seem to be extending them- selves in the least. One thing was evident, however, and that was that the Saints have found their batting eye, on the bases when they were on their hitting sprees, In a bulletin received last night from "Dick" Branton, Secretary of the Oshawa and District Softball Association, the umpires and first play-off date for the series between Williams Piano and Chevrolet for the Murray Miller Cup and the right to represent Oshawa in the O.A.8.A, play downs were made August 18, which is tomorrow, was the date set and the game is to be played at Alexandra Park beginning at 6.30 The umpires will be H, Hester at the Jos, A. Legge at first and second bases and J. Fair at On Local Sport 1 yesterday's Sport Card which Tomorrow," it stated Robsons va, GM.C, at Col- Two victories over the How much farther will They of the lot and fairly ran wild probably be seen on Monday although there is nothing to prevent it from being played on ositively! Absolutely! the funni- st picture of the year, some say the funniest they have ever seen, is 'Rookies' coming to the Regent screen tomorrow night, featuriny George K. Arthur and big raw: honed Karl Dane, who made so many friends in Oshawa last week as lanky Swede baseball payer in "Slide Kelly, Slide." Th, loves and laughs and thrills of recruit-days will all be depicted to you in this mighty barrage of joy. Manager Osler has been in constant negotdstion with the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios for many weeks trying to obtain a release date for the showing of this production in Oshawa and has only recently been able to secure hook- ing arrangements for it's Regent presentation, due to the popularity of the film throughout the conntry, It is a guaranteed cure for the hives, and patrons of the Rerent should not wait too long before seeing it. ns towards the end of the week, gents will no donbt be at a preminm, This ,venineg fins! showines of Nlo- 'yin Swopson In "The Love of Sun- n'" ran be seFn BASEBALL RECORDS INTERNATIONAY. YVEAGIUE Won Lost PC. 646 603 .551 549 527 468 421 .233 Buffalo Baltimore Toronto Rochester Jersey City ,..3-4 Jersey City ..1-1 ..8-3 Rochester ..5-0 ..8-2 Newark 6-3 ...7-8 Reading 2-8 Today's Games Toronto at Jersey City. Buffalo at Newark. Rochester at Baltimore. Syracuse at Reading. NATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto Baltimore Buffalo .. Syracuse Regent Offers a Barrage Uf Laughter In "Rookies" Not "if" not but" not 'maybe' -- 4 'Rugby Season 1s Almost at Hand The draws for the preliminary and urst rounds in the singles competition the Ushawa Lawn Bowling have wow been arranged and will be played at the local green this week, between August 17 and 23 inclusive. The games are to be of twenty-one points each alla wopnn.on rules are to govern Lhe following are the draws: P.eliminary Round H. M. Black vs. T. Cochrane, K. Gral.am vs. J. Fisher, P. A. Blackburn vs. W. H. Jack ul W. Tribble ys. Geo. Morison, T. Twentyman vs. W. Goold. Sidney Taylor vs. R. Graham. vardoe vs. C. Branton. G. Bennett vs, C, C. Stenhouse. First Round Winner of No. 1 vs. winner No. 2. Winner of No. 3 vs. winner No. 4. Winner of No. 5 vs. winner No. 6 Winner of No. 7 vs. winner No. 8 T. Corn vs. E. Goodman. C. Richards vs. S. Young. B. Lott vs. L. Stevenson. C. Peacock vs. H. Hurst. The secretary of the club announces that the second round of the Scotch Doubles Competition must be played off by Saturday August 20. . All games which are not played by this date will +0 by default. | VN F. tel verly p.riected double steal, Burke i h sliding over the pan to heat Radwan's From Skeeters Jersey City, N.J., Aug. 16.--Toronto made further progress by annexing both games of today's doubleheader against Jersey City by scores of 3 to Lin the first and 4 to 1 in the wind- up, to give the Leafs three games in a row. The splendid pitching of Jess Doyle in the first and Vic Sorrell in the wind-up game, together with the gilt-edged fielding and effective bat- ting behind them was responsible for the Jersey City shortage in tallies. Doyle showed fine derensive work in the curtain-raiser to hold the locals sufe after being touched up for ten hits, while Leon Williams, whe oppos- ed him held the Leafs to eight, from which they managed to squeeze out a brace of three runs. Burke Steals Home It was Toronto's lucky bunching in the fourth that paved the way for the success that followed. Two hits were stuck in this, the only inning in which more than one hit was allowed, and it was due to Merwin Jacobson, who 'has appeared at his best in this trip 'here, that the stage was set. He hit hard to centre for two bases, and took third when Harrington sacrificed. Burke was rewarded with a free trip, Alex- and 'r then tore off the drive that scor- ed Jacobson to balance the run regis- tered hy the Skceters 'in the third. Burke sprinted around to third on the hit, and a moment later Burke and Alexander became involved in a ST. ANDREW'S ELIMINATE PETERBORO KIWANIS FROM JUNIOR RACE |Leafs Win Two --the unfailing mark of tobacco quality Chesterfiel CIGARETTES 00 ot a return of Daly's throw in the direction of second. Burke's slide carried the victory with it. BOWLING TROPHY TO CHANGE HANDS Toronto, Aug. 17.--The Gold Cup, emblematic of the Dominion lawn bowling champlonship, will travel to a new club this year, as Balmy Beach and Toronto Victorias yesterday qualified to meet in the finals on the lawns of the Toronto Canoe Club today. The Balmy Beach rink, skipped by T. J. Simpson, en- tered the last round by beating W. Morrison's Toronto Canoe Club four in the semi-finals, while F. J. Lighthourne's Vies advanced with a win over W, Scott's Parkdale rink. Neither club has won the honor before, and there should be a great match when they meet this after- noon at 2 o'clock, Good progress was made in the Dominion tourney yesterday, the finals being' reached in the main event, while the semi-finals were neared in the Ontaria competition and part of the fourth round was played in the Toronto Trophy event, the second consolation series. Fin- als in hoth the Dominion and On- | tario events are scheduled for to- day, while the last round should be reached in the Toronto Trophy. The primary doubles will also start to- day on the lawns of the High Park and St. Matthew's clubs. "My mither says there was a fly in the cake she bought from here yes- terday." Confectioner--* 'Hi, lassie, I likes to treat all my customers fair. Tell yer mither to bring the fly back and I'll give her a currant for it." Last Chance! ANY SUIT IN STORE | gor Every Article In Our Furnishing Stock Reduced, Hurry! A.L.Rodgers Cor. King and Celina Sts, Monte Blue, was for more than thirty years a locomotive engineer in Indiana. One of the boy's keen- est pleasures was to ride with dad on the engine and it was bis am- bition to follow the same occupa- tion. When in his husky teens he fired for his father, and would no doubt bave succeeded him as en- Lost P.C 6338 B17, 569! 554 A450 424 Pittsburg Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia .5 Cincinnati xSt. Louis ...5 Boston x--REleven innings. Today's Games Pittsburg at New York. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Chicago at Brooklyn. xLouisville x12 innings. Only games scheduled. , Reuben: "Yongfellow said that An this world 2 man must be either anvil or hammer." Glyn: "He was i wrong. Some men are neither; they | ave merely bellows." gineer, had not the lure of the road led him from the State of his birth. Part of his longing to be free and afoot came from the long time after the death of his mother, when he lived in a Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home. His early years had fitted him for man's work and the Cherokee blood that flowed in his veins made him choose roads "The Black Diamond Express" Featuring Monte Blue Coming To New Martin on Thursday William Jackson Blue, father of { for, rather than a feast provided. This is why swinging an axe in the lumber country or a pick in the mines were just to his mind, for a time. Then he must be up and off. Cow-punching, riding bucking bron- cos, soldiering, sailoring, he gave them all a fling. He was a happy- go-lucky wayfarer till the fates with no prompting from Blue himself, landed him im the movies. In the movies he has endeared himself to millions to whom he symbolizes what a "regular guy" should be. Monte Blue in "The Black Dia- mond Express," a Warner Bros. production, directed by Howard Bretherton, comes to the New Mar- tin Theatre Thursday for a run of instead of roofs and a crust fought three days. 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