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Pat eilhil DAILY 1IMES, WEDNESDAY. MAY 9, 1928 SENIOR BASEBALL AND LACROSSE SCHEDULES ARE ANNOUNCED Oshawa Senior Lacrosse Team to Play Opening Game in Brampton on May 24th Double Schedule Drafted in Senior O.A.L.A. Series-- Oshawa's First Home Game Will Be With To- rontos Saturday, May 26 At a meeting held last evening in the Prince, George Hotel, Toronto, presided over by President Kelley of the O.A.LA, and the following rep- resentatives of the 'six senior clubs, 1. L. Johnston, Weston; George H. Sproule, Brampton; W. A. Moore, st. Catharines; George Munroe, Osh- awa: Gordie Thom, St. Simon's, and I. C. Waghorne, Toronto, the sche- dule for the senior series was drawn up The schedule will be a double one, with cach team having ten home games I'he scason will open on Victoria Day, and there will be three every Saturday and holiday until September 8. With two Tor- onto teams in the series the schedule committee made a good arrangement, there being only one double-header slated for Toronto during the season, Weston playing St. Simon's and St. Catharines visiting Torontos on Sep- tember 8, the last date of the sche- games dule. The first three teams will qualify for the play-offs for the champion- ship, the second and third meeting in a home and home series and the win- ners taking on the club that finished first. The last game of this final ser- es will be plaved on October 6. Ow- the length of the O.A.L.A. schedule there is little likelihood of there being a play-off for the Sana- dian title as clubs must be ready for the Canadian series by Labor Day. The following is the schedule: 21---Weston at Toronto, Osh- mg to awa at Brampton, St. Simon's at St. Catharines. : May 26--St. Catharines at Weston, Brampton at St. Simon's, Torontos at Oshawa. June 2--Torontos at Weston, St. Simon's at Brampton, Oshawa at St Catharines. . June 9--St. Simon's at Toronto, Westoft at Oshawa, Brampt lon at St. Catharines. June 16--Weston at Brampton, To- rontos at St. Catharines, Oshawa at St. Simon's. ] June 23--St. Simon's at Weston, St. Catharirnes at Oshawa, Brampton at Torontos. June 30--Weston at Brampton, To- rontos at St." Simon's Oshawa at St. Catharines. July 2--Oshawa at Weston, St. Catharines at St. Simon's Torontos at Brampton, July 7--St, Catharines at Torontos, Irampton at Weston, St. Simon's at Oshawa. July 14--Brampton at Oshawa, Weston at St. Catharines, Torontos at St. Simon's. July 21--St. Catharines at Bramp- ton, Torontos at Weston, Oshawa at St. Simon's. July 28--St. Catharines at St. Simon's; Torontos at Brampton, Weston at Oshawa. Aug. 4--St, Simon's' at Brampton; St. Catharines at Weston; Oshawa at Torontos. Aug. 6---Weston at St. Simon's; Torontos at Oshawa; Brampton at St, Catharines. Aug. 11--Torontos at St. Cathar- ines; Brampton at St. Simon's Osh- awa at Weston. Aug. 18--St, Simon's at Weston; St. Catharines at Oshawa; Brampton at Torontos. Aug. 25--Weston at Toronto; St. Catharines at Brampton; St. Simon's at Oshawa. E in his first flying film--the greatest yet filzaned! | THURSDAY - FRI ) en---------------------- ~ SATURDAY DAY dog story Also-- Final Chapter of "THE VANISHING RIDER" Don't Miss The Last Chapter COMEDY " FANDANGO " Lapino Lane in NEW MARTIN THEATRE Ontario Motor . 99 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH 1928 OAKLAND SEDAN Used as Dendonstrator. Fully guaranteed. ' : Big Reduction in Price. - Sales Limited Leats Deteat Orioles S5to2 Toronto, May 9.--Although Don- ald Hankins, admittedly one of the best bets on the Toronto staff of Pitchers, had been blasted from the mound by the Orioles no later than Sunday, he was sent back at Dunn's dock yesterday, and this time he re- paid Bill O'Hara for the confid- ence the Leafs' pilot put in him by winning thé ball game 5 to 2. It was Hankins' first victory of the season. As a matter of fact it was the frist time that the former De- troit and Newark right-hander has been able to stay on the hilltop for the full nine innings, but apparent- ly he hes found himself and may be expected to go on to greater things. Bill O'Hara hopes so, also Prey Solman and Vice-prexy Dunn, all ol whom have been counting strongly on him to win at least 20 games for the Leafs this season. Another Southpaw Probably thinking of the success the left-hander Coumbe enjoyed against the Leafs on Monday, Jack Dunn sent Stewart Bolen, another southpaw, to the pitching throne yesyterday. Bolen had a world of stuff, but his idea as to the loca- tion of the platd was rather vague, and sevgn bases on balls did nol work in his favor, He allowed ten hits to twelve made off Hankins, but four of the Birds' twelve came in the last inning, and accounted for two runs. Hankins kept the Baltimore blows well scattered, pitching skil- fully with men on bases. In addi- tion he was given strong backing by his supporting cast, the infield holding him up in a fashionable way, wth two double plays popping into the picture when -they were needed, - The lightweights of the Leals carried their team's punch, Burke and Cote each having two hits, with the shortstop driving in two runs and carrying another over himsell. Burke twice crossed the , plate, while Webb and Phillips each pro- pelled one over, and another count- ed on a passed ball, Hectic Game Throughout It was a hectic game throughout, with the umpires coming in for con- siderable abuse, Before it was over Manager O'Hara, Coach Burchell and Outfielder Sheedy of the Leafs had been shown the short way to the gate, while Captain Billy Webl had been threatened with the sam? punishment, The fun started when Webb took objection to Gaston's decision on a third strike in the third inning. Webb thought he should have hal a pass, hut Gaston ruled other- wise, The captain gave the umpire guite an argument, finally being forced to retire to the bench a sub- dued, but not a beaten man, Then 'in the fifth, with Webb on second Sheedy cut the ball past Maigel, and it appeared to he on its way to left field, but Urbanski raced oyer, came up with it in his gloved hand and made a fast throw to third. Gaston called Webh out, and that was a signal for O'Hara, Burchell and Webb to rush to the plate. They stamped around, did # lot of talking, but finally O'Hara and Burchell did the lockstep to the clubhouse, ¥ BRAMPTON'S NEW PLAYERS Brampton, May 8.--Excelsiors held their second practice of the season tonight at Rosalea, and there was a large number of play- ers out, Coach Walter Mara was in charge and put the boys through a fast practice and was more than pleased with the material he has to round out a strong senior twelve, The veterans have not all turned out yet, but it is expected that by the opening of the lacrosse season that there will be few ab- sentees, Gowdy, the Hamilton star, is one of the new players in town who is sure of a place, and his work in practice is exception- ally favorable. O'Hearn Elgin and Jim Smart Fogg a Western recruit; and Jim Smart Fogg, of last year's Georgetown O.A.L.A. intermediate team; Gibson and "Foss" Wilson are among the recruits aspiring for a place on the twelve. HUMERY KAYOES CUTHBERT Paris, May 8.--Tiger Humery, French featherweight champion, amply avenged his knockout by the British boxer, Johnny Cuth- bert, last September, by stopping Cuthbert in the seventh round of 2 12-round return match here to- night. Cuthbert's seconds threw in the sponge after Cuthbert twice had been floored for counts of eight and seven, REGENT Now Playing CHARLIE CHAPLIN "The Circus" SHOW WELL IN PRACTICE | SPOR? SNAPSHO1S The senior O.AL.A. dates were announced this morning with the opening games scheduled for May 24. Oshawa opens the season at Brampton with Toronto playing in Oshawa on May 26. With but very few exceptions the games have been arranged for Saturdays while others are on holidays. Looking over the schedule one can draw the conclu- sion that this year's race for the senior silverware will be probably the most interesting for many seasons. Central Ontario League baseb 11 schedul was i d today but there evidently have to be some changes according to the dates announc- ed in the morning papers. However, that does not alter the fact that Peterboro will play in Oshawa on May 24, and go to Kingston for the second game of the schedule. be the visiting team in Oshawa, On the following Saturday Belleville will For the first time in the history of the Central League double- headers have, been intsoduced. This has been made necessary due to the five team circuit and lateness in starting. Oshawa's double bill is slated to be played on July 2 with the Kingston Ponies. Now that the schedules in both baseball and lacrosge senior series have been announced, local teams will settle down to bus ess in carnest and whip themselves into the best shape possible for the opening tus- sels, both of which come on the same day. becoming keyed up in anticipation seasons in the history of the city. Oshawa fans are already of one of the most exciting sport CRICKET NOTES Tuesday evening officially opened the season of crivket in Oshawa as far as the Oshawa Cricket Club is concerned. The evening was spent in some hard net practice getting the boys back to their usual form, With the new additions to the club it puts strength in the batting, where it was lacking last year, W, G. Moore, one of our new addi- tions, is very clever with the hat and should be a great asset to the team. 'I. Longbottom is another recruit who shows great form and should keep the scorer working very hard. KE. Chappell, who ar- rived here from Yorkshire, where cricketeers are born ,is a proven bowler and should keep the score of our opponents low, We are very sorry to hear of our youthful cricketer being ill and hope for his speedy recovery, A. Haley is the youth, and he is missed amon? the boys. So here's to his being back again soon getting the crease heated wit}, runs. 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Kingston at Deloro. 11--Kingston at Peterboro, 15--Deloro at Belleville. Peterboro at Oshawa. CLEVELAND 3 TQ 0 DEFEAT YANKEES New York, May 8.--The Cleve: land Indians chopped a game away from the lead of the Yankees here today when George Uhle let the New Yorkers down with four scats tered hits, two of which went te his pitching opponent, Herb Pens nock. Cleveland won, 3 to 0, give ing the Yankees their second coaf of whitewash of the season. Pennock suffered his first 1928 defeat. He pitched good ball, but the Indians bunched four hits and a sacrifice fly for two runs in the secopd. The third Cleveland run was add- ed in the sixth on Lind's triple and Joe Sewell's single. Tuesday's Scores Toronto..... 5 Baltimore .,.2 Montreal,... 4 Jersey City ...1 Buffalo,.... 7 Newark .. ... Rochester... 7 Reading .. ..3 Secretary Newton Thompson, Belleville, of the Central Ontario Baseball League, released the sche- dule for the season's games yester- day, as well as the certificates of the players who are eligible to per- forny in the league. It will be the first time in the history of the league that doubleheaders have been scheduled, but this was made necessary due to the late starting with five teams in the loop. The season will open on May 24 and close on August 15. Osh- awa secured playing certificates for 27 players, the certificate of Norman Kilmer being held pending further proof of residence. Belle- ville secured 20, Kingston 17, Pe- terboro 17 and Deloro, the new entrant, 15. May 24--Kingston at Belleville. Petereboro at Oshawa. May 25--Oshawa at Kingston. May 26--Belleville at Peterboro, May 30--Peterboro at Kingston, Deloro at Belleville. 1--Belleville at Kingston. 2--Deloro at Peterboro. Belleville at Oshawa. 6--Peterboro at Belleville, Kingston at Oshawa, 8--Deloro at Kingston. 9--Oshawa at Peterboro. 13--D"Peterboro at Deloro, (doubleheader). Jelleville at Kingston, 16--Kingston at Peterboro, Deloro at Oshawa. 20--O0Oshawa at Belleville, (doubleheader). Kingston at Deloro. Oshawa at Deloro. ~ Tuesday's Scores 23---DBelleville at Peterboro Pittsburg.... 6 New York , . 5 27--RBelleville at C A. Chicago oe Deloro at Kingston. Cineinnati, . . 2--DBelleville at Peterboro, St. Louis, .. (morning game). Kingston at Oshawa, (doubleheader) Peterboro "at Deloro, (afternoon game), 4--Delaro at Belleville, Peterboro at Kingston, 7--Kingston at Belleville. Oshawa at DPeterboro. 11--1"Deterhoro at Kingston, Belleville at Deloro, (doubleheader). Kingston at Peterboro. Belleville at Oshawa ~Peterboro at Belleville (doubleheader). Deloro at Oshawa, bleheader), 20--DBelleville at 21--O0shawa at DPeterboro. 25--DPetérboro at Oshawa. Oshawa at Deloro. Aug. Aug. Games Today ug Baltimore at Toronto (2 and 4 p.m, . Jersey City at Montreal, Reading at Rochester. Newark at Buffalo, American League Won Lost P.C. 15 5 L750 sve 1 5 Cleveland... ..., 16 8 St. Louis ,, ... 14 12 Petrold vss iv vaa 11 16 Washington , . § 12 Boston... .. «« 1 MM Chicago Th 17 New York .. Philadelphia Tuesday's Scores Cleveland.... 3 New York , Boston . 5 Chicago Philadelphia... 4 .St, Louis Detroit .12 Washington . Games Today St. Louis at Philadelphia. Chicago, at Boston. Detroit at Washington. Cleveland at New York, June June rome | ERRORS DEFEAT GIANTS June -- Pittsburg, May Freddy Lindstrom, Giant third baseman, enabled the Pirates to win the first game of the series here today, 6 to 5. The victory placed the champions within half a game of first place, Lindstrom's error on Grantham's sacrifice in the second paved the way for two of the three Pirate runs, and his fumble of Paul Wan« er's grounder in the next round was responsible for three more markers, Henry pitched well for the Giants Grimes, former Giant, opposed him, The Giants threw a scare into the Pirates in the ninth, when they scored two runs and eame up to within one of a tie, Grimes forced Ott to lift a fly to Scott with the tring run on second and two out, WHITE SOX DROP TO LAST PLACE Boston, May 8.--Chicago lost its seventh straight game here to- day when Ed, Morris, one of Bos- t s rookie pitchers, allowed the visitors but four hits, The Red Sox won by a 5 to 1 score, Connally, who started for Chi- : hit hard during the first ® 8. --FErrors by June June June National League Won Lost 11 1 10 rc New York Cincinnati Pittsburg Brooklyn St. Louis ,., Chticago BOStON .., i os Philadelphia , , June June DEO LO 1D = 0 C3 00D D3 sinh 39 mk Brooklyn , Boston ,, ...2 Philadelphia , 4 Games Today Philadelphia at St, Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago, Boston dt Cincinnati New York at Pittshurg. American Association Lost St. Paul i... 8 Kansas City 8 Indianapolis , Minneapolis', Milwaukee Louisville , Toledo Columbus P.C. L680 667 045 .b42 520 L400 360 308 14 18 (ds > detent dropped Chicago in- to the American League cellar and boosted the Red Sox into seventh place. Tuesday's Scores Kingston, Indianapolis... 5 Kansas City 9 St. Paul , Minneapolis.. 6 Columbus ' Louisville.... 9 Milwaukee , Games Today Louisville at Milwaukee. Toledo at St. Paul. 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