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1928 i THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES. THURSDAY, MARCH 15, PAGE EIGHT E 0.C.1. CAGERS LOSE TO UTS. - Northerners Have Edge on Intermediate O.H.A South Porcupines Blank the] Ports 40 and Qualify to Meet Kitchener, Senior O.H.A. Champions in Al lan Cup Elimination Toronto, Mar, 15.--Cracking under the strain of a strenuous schedule which has forced them to play almost every secoud might for three weeks, and under a batter- ing barrage of body blows in the present series, Port Colborne, champions of the O.H.A, intermedi- ate series, were eliminated from the Allan Cup competition by South Porcupine at the Arena last night by a 4-to-0 count. Five thousand fans saw the climax of the most interesting set to engagements be- tween the Northern representatives | - and the O.H.A, secondary titlehold- ers in many years, The winners play Kitchener here [riday and Saturday. | It was the body checking of that sturdy little brand of North Ccun- tree hornets that sent the Lake- siders crashing down to u decisive defeat. In the first game of the series the Ports snatched a two- goal lead early in the opening period, but Allen Murray and his mates jolted the opposing attackers into submission, and came back to even the count at 2 to 2. Then the scene shifted to Niagara [alls for the second game, Again the Ports eked out a slim lead ana again they were battered back and forced into a 1-1 deadlock. Lead for First Time The deciding game wus set for | last night, and it was no. long before the striped Northerners gave indications that they were on the trail of victory at last, In the two previous encounters the Ports had forced the North Couniree lads to fight from behind, bur Murray turned the tahles when he sent the Porcupiners into the lead midway in the first period. Again befare the gong sounded the persistent hornets drove the ouck into the Ports' citadel, In the second period the North- erners twice swarmed over the Lakesiders' defence, and ali was over but the shouting, The third period was little he.ter 'han shin. ny. The Ports pre-sed sallantly, driving their wearied bodies into] that jolt-studded Por:upine defence for twenty minutes, but not a goal rewarded their effor:¢ Even the blase regular: wor forced to admit thay there lus no heen a more grueliing bat ie touzht on Arena fice this senso, Muriny hit several Port attackers =u hurd that they hurtled into the houvds 15 feet away, while Larry Culp met "Chuck" Cross fair und and the Lakeside player stag' hack to his own blue line and coi- lapsed. In the second period Speree the Northerners' left wing, wus laid low in mid-ice by a «ti/f check and forced to retire, while Ii patrick lifted the younger Dutch man of the Cain ilk tn the first light with a jarring bump. Murray, Bumper. de Allen Murray, the compactly built youngster who holds torth on the Porcupine left defence caught the collective eye of the crowd. Murray gave one of the! cleverest exhibitions of the fine ar of bumping that has been seen here in many moons, He picked of the Port attackers with a mach- ine-like regularity that was a revel ation, Looking into the puck car- rier's eye and utterly disregardins | the puck, he threw his sturdy | shoulders or hips into the ai to toss him to the fice, When he offensive te ane took a hand on the was just as effective, for he spiii the Lakeside defence on numerous occasions, once being successful in nicking the twine. i When the Porcupiners dropped is behind their own blue line they be- came a regular Brigade of Bump. | The forwards took a hand in the | bolsting hostilities and hurled | | re | tion of hamps themselves at the hockey wearied Lakesiders with a will, "Young Dutch" Cain was a worthy part- ner for Murray and he handed out many a disconcerting check. He is skating faster than ever, but show- ed a penchant to drift into the corners on his rushes. Ve "Chuck" Jemmett, the Northern |y centre ice man, turned in his best game of the series and scored two goals. He skated fast and made |) numerous clever plays for his wings, and his fast breaking thrusts always held a threat. Spence dart- ed up and down the left boards like the pesky little insect whose colors, yellow and black, the Northerners wear. While on the other flank McHutchion checked up in time for the passes. Gagnon was the better of the relief men, although Saunders did yeoman, work when sent in. Neither wes ken |; the winners' front rank. Thornton in Fine Fettle And back of this light and youth- ful set of puck-chasers, louie Thornton handled the net assign- | ment to the King's taste. This keeper of the gate, affects a. rab bit's foot, which he rubs over his face in a mystical rite before each | tionals | streak period and hangs on the goal dur- ing the play. But. his play last |i night was not due to the Kkindli- ness of Lady Duck, them from all angles, from close mn | and far out, and forthcoming Boxing Show is exceeding pectations, and this show es to be about the best |regiment has sponsored. Ten bouts | tare carded, and the boys have been | arefully picked, and are as evenly | proved. section has been arranged for, and every person is guaranteed the seat purchased. sale at 7.45 bouts, are on sale | Mitchell's steadily, bug was tardy in getting greort suitable | the show, as many have bought seating arrangements. [nay ladies at the last ton He stopped {a result the several times [ finals (Great Demand For Seats For Boxing 1ourney The demand for tickets for the Ontario Regiment all ex- promis- that the matched as it has been possible to get them. The seating capacity will be en- arged, and the accommodation im- A larger reserved seat Rush seats will go on the evening of 23. Reserved seats at Mike's Place and drug stove. A special is being made to provide seating accommodation for of the ladies at the tickets, and have been enquiring about the There were show March comfort STRATFORD BLANKS HAMILTON 6 TO 0 Stratford Sarre 14 Stratford Na continued their winning in the Canpro race hy ng a shutout victory over the Tigers 0 to 0 here Tigers running for point behim scor Hamil drop + league bf nto, pract the One nt of skated out of his citadel to check | they came to the Classic City te an unmolested attacker ner which earned him the appella- "the best buck-checker on the team." Pudgy Pete Kilpatrick led Port Colborne in its gallant, though | futile, stand against a younger and | fresher team, The Lakesiders'| pilot bumped and rushed like a Invenile, and when his mates weuk- |, ened unedr the four-goal deficit and the demands of thelr own tired bodies Kilpatrick went up on | the forward line and thrusy at that |} stubborn Porcupine delensive | screen for the full twenty minutes ol the third period. Rock was on the receiving end stiff jolts, and was none too steady on the defence, but hehind this second line **Dinty" Moore did his best tg stem the tide of the North ern victory, The rangy Cuthbert and his flanks, Nixon and Mountain, cur- ried on under a bitter gruelling {and ag times flashed brilliantly, | | but they lacked the punch that] scores goals, Their shooting was | erratic and it had to be "on," tor) Thornton certainly was, Nixon was| the most effective of the front line) in the early stages, was dangerous ut times, Mountain |! wus seldom prominent, Morrell and evening when plans were (', Cross mixed it with a will, which |t was a mistake when opposed to superior mixers of the Porcupine|y type. South ton; defence, centre, Jemmett; McHutehion; subs, Gagnon. Porgy Colhorne-- lence, R. Cross centre, Cuthbert; and Nixon; subs, Cross, Referce- U. OF T SECURES ANOTHER TITLE |; Thorn! Murray | --~(oal, and Porcupine Cain saunders and |} Moore; de- Kilpatrick: Mountain and C, Goal, and wings, Morrell | Ih F ~lirnie Parkes. lapprova 1. 14 of added the diate intercollegiate hockey pionship oi Eastern Canada to their | senior laurels gained earlier this vear, when they defeaied Loyola |X College in a sudden-death final here |! tonight, 4 to 1. £ Playing an essentially defensive |} game from the start to {inish, Var- | 0 ity thrust cffectivel: secure, their total, while Loyola bat- tered without avail against a gener- lly sound outer and the in- | vineihle worls of the win- wrs' net, 8 | -- | -Uniyer mterme cham- ' Canadian Windsor at ! Hamilton and Cuthbert {annual meeting of the senior series this year | ehener, wings, Spence and | of players but they will earry {and retaining Cie, ter and Woodstock sure {gersoli, I Middlesex | representatives applieation for admittance were accepted on | President at intervals to | Brantford, {and Wednesday, at St. of Toronto will again be in a man- [ primed for a win to give them 1 no sition { the leaves { fourth loss led witl with Kitchen their tic game them trailing the covetey place by two points CANPRO STANDING of the clubs mcluding cou hut Falcons' The standing Leagu ' nght's games, is as Stratford Detroit Kitchener Falcons | Hamilton Cross | N, of rome | Windsor ! London Falls Remainder of Schedule i Friday--Niagara Falls at Kitchener, Stratford, London [Fale Detr Monday ns at | INTER- COUNTY BALL LEAGUE HOLD ANNUAL the | | | tonight, As | Motor City Quintette Take: no reason why that eighteen paint | to | MEETING AT GALT ~The semi- Inter-county 3aseball League was held here this ade for The coms- (alt, Ont., Marhe 14 he coming season's activities, will he posed of St, Thomas, Guelph, Kit- Galt and Brantford, [Pre on and London have dropped out, he former on account of the an playing intermediate their senior fran- As for the intermediate se ries it promises to he the hest in eh history of the league, with 'reston. Galt, Brantford, Kitchen- start In- the Elgin yea) had who ms and they the understand- he 0. B. A. A, nts its Guelph. is in this series : Season Opens May 5. A schedule committee 2d of Past President W, H., Heise, Scott and. Secretary ILa- mond was named ot draft a tenta- ive list of dates. The cue will pen on Saturday, Mary 5, and wil) lay a 24 game schedule. Ine pening games are May 5, Galt Guelph at May 9, n the league, who played in league last present wie ng that alto a possi- hility compos Kitchen.» Thomas. Oscar, Hett Shep the l« mpires-inchief. Other officials he picked from the league. and Babe | FALCONS TIE FOR t t it I i {1 { 1 t it , Filler mara wrapper iby play practically the full game wi out and burned determination | gallantry needed | Professional { while c badiy Fa'roas perch with the monied-men a point up in third place. ate la three-goal advantage in the with only one substitute on the {serve bench, of | pluck ever displayed by a sional team, goal deficit. possible for the Falcons were LAST PLAY-OFF PLACE March 15.--With a fie- which included all the for movie heroes he homeless Ialcons insursd hemeelves of at least a tic for the as paly-off place in the Canadian Hockey league last ifsht by holding Kitchener Mil- jonaires in a four-all deadlock, Hamilton, the nearest rivals or the last chance to creep in th hampionship competitions, heaten by Stratford. now roost on the Toronto, ion finish, was fourth Only a desper- rally in the last period he Birds the privilege of he points as Kitchener nar pa gathered wo frames and seemed sure tors. Facing probable elimination and the the greatest Faleous zave ome demonstrations of profes- to overcome a The 'task seemed ipr- worn 10 h- appeared leg-weary but the spiirt of has won ma the titamie test of having rest amd out, that | zames for the forlorn Faleons {red them on again and of the ! were deadlocked the ti at the hour the tea Birds battling a three zosls to tie the echumi regulation ms ------------ loss | at | Kitchener, | and twenty ] | and jed in a first i vie- | re- | Wonderful three- | { | Public School SPOR1 SNAPSHO1S | Hockey Champs Oshawa Collegiate face a dificult task when they again meet U.T.S. m Friday in the second game of the round, in the interscholastic bas- Ketball playdowns,--to ovércome an 18 point lead. Larger leads than this have been overcome of course, in basketball where large scores are the rule, but a deficit oi nine field baskets, playing against a team of the calibre of UTS, is far from easy. Reports state that the game at Toronto yesterday was one of the fastest ever seen in high school basketball there, and the Oshawa players although on the wrong end of the scoring, gave a good account of themselves. The return game will be played at the collegiate tomorrow afternoon. The northerners came into their own last night, when the South Porcupine senior champions of the "irozen wastes" finally vanquished the Port Colborne team, exhausted aiter two strenious contests, both of which went to a tie. The heavy body checking of the Porcupines had much to do with the result, the defence taking a lot out of the light Port forwards, and making them wary of stepping around the rearguard, The Porcupine team on the other hand, went out and got tour goals in the first two periods to make things sure. South Porcu- pine now meet Kitchener, and another of those almost inexplicable rul mgs sends them against this team tomorrow, giving them a one-da lay-off, after the most strenuous series any team has had this yea To make matters worse, they play the feturn game the following after noon, Rather nice for the Green Shirts who have had a long rest, and should be right on edge Tor the series, Kitchener is evidently the "white haired" The banquetting hall of Soulh Simcoe school presented a gala appearance last night when the Home and School Club tendered a banquet to the winning Hockey team of Oshawa Public schools. The tables were beautifully dec- orated in the Home and School Club colors, and eut flowers which also carried out the color scheme, as well as the ribbon decorations on the cup. A sumptuous repast prepared by the ladies thoroughly enjoyed hy enty guests. The chair was Mr. ¢. F. Cannon, who openedce Mr. C. ¥. Cannon, who after his opening remarks called on Mayor Preston to present the cup, which he donated last year to the cap- { tain Herbie Cooper. Herbie re- | plied in a few well-chosen words, thanking the Mayor on behalf the team, also expressing the | that it would remain at | Simcoe. | After heen was sev had and about ably filled by yoy champions of the Ottawa district are four goals down t Montreal Vics, champions of the P. of Q., after the first game of the round at Montreal, Trail, champions of the B.C. league, and Alberta and Saskatchewan; the University of Manitoba, South Porcupine, Mont real Vies and Arnprior are the survivors in the Allan Cup climinations Foronta baseball club followers will be surprised to liear that Andy Anderson, long a member of the Leafs, and latterly of Buffalo, has been sold to Shreveport of the Texas League, Andy has refused to report He of the hardest hitting outfielders in the International for never being below the "charmed circle," and in ade play every position on the field, except the battery If An have stuck to third base, ta second base, ors the outfield, he would not now be cavorting in Class AA ball. On the face of sistent and good work in the International, there mg rotten in Denmark" about this Shreveport busines \rnprior, this, Arthur Blackler, on behalf of the Junior and Senior | teams, read an address to Mr. Crossman, the manager of the | teams, and JoJeJkJ Blanchard presented him with a beautiful pair of gloves as a token of their appreciation of his untiring ef- forts in their behalf. The ed upon has heen one VCArs, probably his cor calls Miss the were then speeches, following for brief | Annand, "the principal of | school, Mr. Knight and Mr. Blow py mer. Mey Won, the pre Oshawa Students Lose by | 18 Points to U.T.S. Five Club, and Mrs. Corin as ex-presi- Lio 4 appears to he "song dent. These ed with ing. speeches were interspers- snappy community sing- A vote of thanks was then Mrs. Geo. Clarke, convener refreshment committee, stating that if the ban- enjoved as much hy the donators it was a of fall. Two | the She Oshawa | replied, the first half of yester-| quet wg day's game would certainly mean | receivers as the Waterloo for the Toronto fquin | thorough SUCCess tette, and wnother | VICTORIAS EASILY tak a hits ethall should not of the lead | periods played in Short End of a 48 to 30 Score in First Game -- Local Team Has a Slight Chance to Overcome Lead Although Facing a Stiff Handicap day's rest for| them might also do them no harm. The teams were Oshawa Collegiate ward, Younz (13 Gummow (10); [ (4); right guard, left guard, Baivd (2); s Crothers and = SEL right forward, Coles (16) left © forward, Hicks (3; center, Douglas (12 right guard, Marshal (6): left nard, MeDon- nell; subs, Whidden, Fletcher (9), Foot, Ashdown and Smith Referee- Miller right = for forward, | Hubbell 1); Kohen ; deft centre, Barnum 1h Montreal, March 14 hampions of {Ottawa match 1 Queliee titlehold For the first Oshawa Collegiate ball team tasted the dregs of de feat when in the first of the series with University of Toronto Schools In the third round of the Ontario High School Basketball ehampion- ship play downs, played in Toronto | yesterday ernoon, they were de- feated hy a 48 wo after time this year, senior bhasket- Iproved n LS aft | indulged to score, Perey Toronto ling from | Are Sanguatiedll | of ! hope | South 'ven S. PORCUPINE BEATS PORT COLBOR A Comedy lassie Matinee Daily 2.30 p.m. of War Daze and Pavisian Nights Ted McNamara and Sammy Cohen The Ccmedy Team of "What Price Glory" COMEDY Charlie Chace in "US" Also: Scenic--Paramount News. | 10 + exhibition Two goals in each of n riod S wctorias and on: their the | scored their tone | last period when Cockburn. V onutsi early the first two third gave | \rnprior in end of count they were ahead at the the first hall by a 19 to 12 It was another good game with plenty of action and interes throughout, but after a brilliant first period attack, Oshawa weak- ened under the strain of this, their | third strenuous game in seven days. and fell badly before 'tha fast hreaking. and persistent nt tacks hurled at them by the U.T.8. quintette, One of the deciding factors in TT.8.'s victory their centre Dick Doug who stands | six feet seven inches in his hosiery. | On of his unusna! height and reach, the .0.C.1, guards found it impossible to check with the re- sult that basket after basket either fell to his or was directly Combining with hin on the for- ward line, Fletcher and | Hicks, all had an *on" day in| their shoofing =o that despite the briiliant efforts of the 0.C.1. men, Toronto, once they got started in | their eventful last period seemed | find it impossible to do any- | thing wrong The first throughout, curate style completely ed. They points e managed in was 18, account Jot to period was Oshawa's and their dashing, ae- seemed to have U.T.8, baffled and overwhelm- scored their first seven | ven before U'T.S. had to locate the Oshawa net their play for the entire minutes not hardly once the Toronto outfit show tne / they uncorked in their sen- | play of the last and de- period. Oshawa's team was well nigh perfect in the nz period and neither Gim- | nor- Young, the Collegiate | sharp shooters were lackinz in| their efforts around the basket, In the second period, phere of the did ab wows the atmos- game changed entire- Iy. U. T. 8S. seemed to be a dif- ferent team in every department gradually they overhauied Oshawa's lead and then in turn, after tying the score at the 26 to 26 mark. proceeded to sct up a of their own which Oshawa was unable to keep time with. Despite their defeat, Oshawa can be credited with having turn- wonderful game. 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