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' V, Weir (Belleville) Final Averages C.0.B.L. | (Compiled by Fred C Beaudry, official league statistician) George Ada, right fielder of the Kingston team, led the batters of the C.0.B.L,_ for the season which has just ended, finishing up with a mark of .378. Ada is topped by three batters, but nome of them can be classed as regulars. : Singulary enough the three leading hitters among the regulars, were the outfielders of the Kingston team, Ada, Buck and Cherry, they apparently forming the A B.C. of swat in the Central Ontario League. Ada had only a margin of five points over Buck, and eight over Cherry, the latter being the outstanding hitter in the league in the last few games his team played. Ada and V. Weir of Belleville had the most singles, 24; Buck, Cherry, H. Mills and Harrison werd tied for doubles with 8 each; Britton of Kingston had most triples, 5, and Young of Oshawa was the home-run king with four circuit swats, Youhg alse had the honor of hitting for most bases, his 25 hits being good for 48 bases, three more than Cherry of Kingston. Harry Blakely of Belleville proved the best base-runner, stealing 13 sacks, while Buck and Britton of Kingston, V. Weir of Belleville, and Kellar of Oshawa each had § sac- rifices, only to be topped by 'Shiner' Johnston of Peterboro, with 7, Cherry scored the most runs, 28, while Wolfe of Oshawa was second with 23. Kingston Leads in Team Hitting ; In team hitting Kingston were leading mainly through Belleville's slump in batting in their last three or four games. At that Kingston had only 13 points on the Nationals, wha topped Oshawa by nine points. But in slugging the Motor City team lead, making their 199 hits count for 299 bases, 19 more than the Nationals, Oshawa were ahead in the number of extra-base hits they made, getting 33 doubles, 14 trijes, and 13 homers in addition to their 139 singles, Belleville showed the way on the paths, with 61 stolen bases and also in sacrifice hitting. The complete official batting averages are: G ABR 1b 2b3b HRTHTBSH SB P.C. Moore (Peterboro) .... 1 3 2 2 666 Fournier (Kingston) 7 422 A. Weir (Belleville) L400 Ada (Kingston) ..... .37¢ Buck (Kingston) ... .378 Cherry (Kingston) '....s 370 Wolfe (Oshawa) ..,. 357 Jones (Oshawa) 357 Green (Belleville) 333 Collins (Deloro) 329 Matthews (Oshawa) .329 Britton (Kingston) 326 Heckman (Peterbhoro) .320 H, Mills (Belleville) 817 Batten (Peterboro) 315 Rose (Peterboro) ...... 310 Gibson (Belleville) .... 300 Harrison (Peterboro) ,, Ao R. Elliott (Kingston) 300 J. Quinn (Oshawa) 308 Ross (Belleville) .291 Young (Oshawa) 287 A, Quinn (Deloro) 287 Ash (Peterboro) .. 282 W. Mills (Belleville) .282 878 270 L269 266 264 264 268 .263 "ee PP 19 82 83 78 70 24 23 18 19 16 20 19 17 16 14 117 10 11 11 tee vee Dt 00 © 2 RO a COCO RO += 00 00 Ih ORD 19 " TERRY IREREE) EEE EE] IEEER) ERR} EER] J. Arniell (Kingston) Regan -(Delogo) C, Elliott (Oshawa) Tetro (Kingston) Young (Kingston) ,, Mein (Peterbore) ,,.,, Boudreau (Deloro) .,.. Boyd (Deloro) Blakely (Belleville) Hardill (Peterboro) Turner (Peterboro) Ralph (Deloro) Legon (Peterboro) Jack (Deloro) R, Scott (Belleville) , McCallum (Oshawa) , Williams (Oshawa) Kellar (Oshawa) Swanston (Peterboro) Dainty (Oshawa) Macpherson (Kingston) T. Morrison (Oshawa) ,, Wilgar (Peterboro) H. Morrison (Oshawa) .. B. Hall (Peterboro) ..., Johnston (Peterboro) J. Hughes (Deloro) Burgess (Deloro) TT Jamieson (Kingston) ,,. Joyce (Kingston) Whitely (Oshawa) .. Sutton (Oshawa) , Brown (Deloro) ,.. J. 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CO OOODOH TITRE RD NRO -IWW- DD CLUB BATTING G AB R 1b 2b 3b 20 711 129 154 33 11 24 783 136 159 41 9 3 212 21 757 141 139 33 14 13 199 so+» 21 714 108 137 356 9 0 182 237 20 674 66 131 19 8 3 161 205 FIELDING In fielding Oshawa were only six points behind Belleville, and bad they played out their string of 24 games, the chances are they would have been heading the league in that respect. Only Deloro made fewer errors than the Motor City team, and they had one game less. Matthews of Oshawa was the only regular pitcher to go through the season without making an error in his position on the mound, he having 23 chances which he fielded perfectly. The complete fielding averages are: ist HR TH 4 202 TB 269 280 209 SH SB P.C. 22 50 ,284 24 61 .271 18 36 .262 20 19 .255 12 25 239 Kingston rrp Belleville ... rp Oshawa Peterboro ... Deloro ... PO 62 PC. 1,000 A. Quinn (D) 1.000 G. Arpiel (K) Kellar (0) ... H. Mills (B) Stone (K) Brown (D) .. McCallum (0) Moore (P) om IOYER KEE) :»wvwrr rr» Elliott (0) Jamieson (K) .. Brown AD) -.:-- Batten (P) .. Sutton (0) Weir (B) Eliott (K) Quinn (D) Rose (P) Harrison (P) ... McCallum (0) NWNVR) OE UNNI IARNDID =p CELE SCR NC OR ER DRO - --- 4 THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST z4, 120 Hardill (P) . . G. Aralel. (K) .oqanncnnnns H, Morrison (0) ...ianene Johnston (P) ..... Young (0) Regan (D) J. Arnlel (K) Batten (P) ...cqcqqcannee R. Scott (B) Smith (K) B. Hall (P) Gibson (K) Vanes G, Arpiell (K) ..... aes aaa} assearsssasacs NB esenanscance MM HH oveNwIrvaNnessroON Ow Johnston (P) McCallum (0) ...... Wood (DP) .. .... H. Morrison (0) Gibson (K) ...... Elliott (0) Green (B) Sutton (0) ...vneee sanaen Blakely (B) ,....00. «i scott (D) ... seessss ¥ Britton (K) verere 30 Jack (DP) iver nnn Holyman (P) ,,...s T. Morrison (0) .... Mein (P) . Boyd (DP) Batten (P) ON 4d bh pk 4 00 BO BOND ODODOOD [EEE RY Cherry (K) ..... Hagerman (B) .. Williams (0) Heckman (P) A. Weir (B) Ralph (D) oShea (D) A, Scott (B) Flagler (B) . Palmer (B) Smith (P) . Dainty (0) Burley (B) Tetro (K) Yeu Fournier (K) ....... + Brown (D) . Jones (0) Ash (P) Fair (0) Ada (K) Buck (K) Burgess (D) .,... Matthews (0) ,, Green (B) 'ea Boudreau (D) ..... Ross (B) 'i B Hall (P) vovse oo: Wolfe (0) ,.... Wilgar (P) ,., Jack (D) Boyd (D) Rose (P) Macdonald' (P) J. Hall (P) Turner (P) Berry (D) Scott (D) Jamieson (K) G, Arnlel (K) ,, Young (K) ... Smith (K) .. Gibson (K) Elliott (0) Darrah (B) Hughes (D) Holyman (P) .... Batten (P) Legon (P) OO PE CED OOO HNN Hm dM NN LHRH "EEN ~~~ wD 000000 oN -_r CE CEO PE COD PHN CHONNO HANNE WN ~NO~"OOOODOODODOHO HWM Wilgar (P) Hagerman (B) Whitely (0) WwW. Mills (B) Swanston (P) Elliott (0) Collins (D) .r J. Quinn (0) , A. Quinn (D) Tetro (K) J. Arniel (K) - a3 -- ME ---CRON=RND Dey Wee saNewOoOODON Matthews (0) Buck (K) Fourpier (K) Young (K) Leal (D) Cherry (K) Ralph (D) Rose (P) + Harrison (P) ..00 500933» Jeflery (B) Wood (D) Dainty (0) Hardill (P) Heckman (P) ' Shea (D) ..... Morrison (0) .. Smith (K) Gibson (B) ..... Utropki (B) ..... Macdonsld (P) ..... . Jamieson (K) ..... Jack (D) Kenpy (0) Gerow (B) Darrah (B) Britton (K) sr EE Serr ssi rrss DODO NON HN HNNDODVNNDORNOHUDOOD =D DODO NPA R MMMM MDOIDOOODOD DOOM I Fielding # G PO Belleville ..,..» 24 614 Oshawa .. béb Deloro 502 Kingston 539 Poterboro .,,sss ++.» b34 : Oshawa and Kingston were tied in the number of double-plays made each team executing MAfteen double-killings. Belleville bad 12 double-plays, while Peterboro and Deloro had 8 each. Of the in- dividual players, Stone of Kingston and Harry Mills of Belleville fg- ured in most, each being in ten double-plays. The players Sguring in double-killings were: 5 Oshawa--Kellar, ,9; McCallum, 7; Sutton, 6; T. Morrison, 4; Ruin, 3; Young, 2; Dainty, 2; Elliott, Fair, Williams, Matthews, 1 eac » series nrres Kingston--Stone, 10; Elliott, 9; Britton, 7; J. Arniell, 6; Tetro, 3; Ada, 2; Smith, G. Arnlell, Young, Cherry, 1 each. Belleville--H. Mills, 10; V. Weir, 7; R, Scott, 6; Blakely, 5; W. Mills, 2; Hagerman, Gibson, 1 each. Peterboro--Harrison, 5; Ash, 5; Johnston, 3; Holyman, Rose, Wil- gar, Batten, Heckman, Swanston, 1 each. Deloro--¥fughes, 5; Wood, 4; Quinn, 4; Brown, 2; Collins, Regan, Burgess, Scott, Leal, Jack, 1 each, { "Hoot" Gibson's pitching was the outstanding event of the twirling during the season, The Belleville star won 11 and lost 3, for a mark of 785. He and Dainty of Oshawa were the only pitchers to be on the mound for 100 innings or more. Dainty pitched 101 innings, allow- ed 54 runs and 104 hits, fanned 56, walked 19, hit 3, and won 7 and lost 4, while Gibson pitched 112 frames, allowed 31 rums and 79 hits, fanned 65, walked 15, bit 2 apd had two wild pitches. Hardill of Peterboro was the strikeout king of the league, he turp- ing back 71 via the 8.0. route. Smith of Kingston was the wildest, walking 27 men in 25 innings, The complete pitching records are: G IP R H S80 BB HB W Harrison (Peterboro) 28 I 3 » 9 2 4H Gibson (Belleville) . 14 112 31 79 65 15 Fournier (Kingston).. 5 36 12 FAGE Nie Heckman (Peterboro.. Daindy (Oshawa) ... Utronki (Belleville) .. Shea (Delore) ...... Smith (Kingston) ... Young (Kingston) ... Jamieson (Kingston) . Hardill (Peterboro) Matthews (Oshawa) . Wood (Deloro) " Jack (Deloro) Macdonald (Peterboro) Cherry (Kingston) Ralph (Deloro) Buek (Kingston) Rose (Peterboro) Leal (Delgro) .... «« Jeflery (Belleville) Kenny (Oshawa) .. Gerow (Belleville) Britton (Kingston) Darrah (Belleville) "Bubs" Britton of Kingston, was the champion waiter at the plate, the Kingston shortstop drawing eleven free tickets to first. Harry Mills of Belleville, was right behind with ten walks, Peterboro proved the best at drawing walks, getting 63, while Kingston had 60, Belle- ville 56, Oshawa 51, and Deloro only 16, The players received bases on balls as follows: Kingston--60--Britton, 11, Elliott, 8; Cherry, 7; Tetro, 6; Stone, 5; Gibson, 4; J. Arniell, 4; Fourier, 3; G. Arniell, 3; Buck, 3; Smith, 2; Ada, 2; Joyce, Jamieson, 1 each. Peterboro--@3--Turner, 8; Harrison, 6; Holyman, 6; Heckman, 6; B. Hall, 5; Rose, 5; Ash, 4; Swanston, 4; Batten, 3; Wilgar, 3, J. Hall, 3; Mein, 2; Johnston, 2; Macdonald, 2; Hardill, Smith, Moore, Legon, 1 each, Belleville--56--H. Mills 10; Ross, 8; V. Weir, 7; A. Weir, 6; Hagerman, 6; W. Mills, 5; Green, 4; R. Scott,3; Blakely, 2; Gibson, 3; Burley, 2; Flagler 1. Oshawa--Quinn, 8; McCallum, 6; Kellar, 6; Matthews, 6; Wolfe, 6; Fair, 5; Williams, 4; Morrison, 3; Jones, 2; Young, 2; Dainty, 2; Elliott, 1, Deloro--Quinn, 4; Boudreau, 3; Hughes, 3; Regan, Ralph, Col- lins, Jack, Shea, Scott, 1 each. In strike-outs Stone of Kingston showed the way to the others, the first baseman of the Limestone City team whiffing 23 times dur- ing the season. The Kingston players as a team struck out more than any of the other teams though Oshawa and Peterboro gave them a great run for the doubtful "honor." The players striking out were: Kingston--117--S8tone, 23; Elliott, 14; Buck, 13; Tetro, 13; J. Arniell, 11; Cherry, 10; Britton, 7; Gbson, 6; G. Arniell, 5; Ada, 5; Smith, 3; Young, 2; Macpherson, 2; Fournier, 2; Jamieson, 1, Peterboro--115--Harrison, 10; Heckman, 10; Ash, 10; Rose 10; Turner, 9; Batten. 8; Wilgar, 8; Macdonald, 8; Hardill, 7; Holyman, 7; J. Hall, 7; B. Hall, 7; Johnston, 5; Swanston, 5; Mein, 3; Smith, 1. Oshawa--115--McCallum, 15; Young, 15; Kellar, 12; Fair, 8; \730 6386 1600 .500 '.500 .500 428 .363 333 322 .250 .000 L000 .000 .000 000 2000 .000 .000 000 .000 .000 oo COOOL B® tod db CEC OOH HOO HNNMNOWINDSADSON CC CO OPO OPPOOOOHOPWeSSOPSTO COCO LOOCOOLO WRIA =D NW I ER Lt bt 00 © on 9 ON md om a. " { Sutton, 10; T. Morrison, 10; Williams, 8; Matthews, Elliott, Dainty, 6; Wolfe, 4; Jones, 4; Quinn, 3; H., Morrison, 1. Belleville--935--R,_ Scott, 13; V, Weir, 11; Hagerman, 11; Green, 10; Ross, 7; H. Mills, 6; Blakely, 6; Gibsouw, 6; Utronki, 6; A. Scott, 5; Flagler, 4; Burley, 3; Palmer, 1; A. Weir, 1. Deloro--§5--Brown, 14; Quinn, 10; Jack, §; Regan, 8; Scott, 8; Hughes, 7; Burgess, 7; Collins, 6; Shea, 6; Bourdreau, 2; Boyd, 2; Berry, Leal, Ralph, 1 each. During the season there were 53 men hit by pitched balls, Kingston having the most, 15. "Hap" Harrison of Peterboro, was hit most times, 5, while Stone of Kingston stopped four with his body. The casaulites were: Kingston--15--Stone, 4; G. Arniell, 3; Ada, 2; Cherry, 2; Tetro, 2; Fournier, Elliott, 1 each. Belleville--12--H. Mills, 3; W. Mills, 2; R. Scott, 3; Blakely, 2; Gibson, V. Weir, Jeffery, 1 each, Peterboro--11--Harrison, 5; Rore, 2; Heckman, Hardill, Mae: donald, Johaston, 1 each. Oshawa--39--sSutton, 4; Dainty, 3; Wolfe, 1; McCallum, 1. Deloro--6--Hughes, 2; Collins, Boyd, Weod, Brown, 1 each. It wasn't the lucky seventh, but rather the lucky sixth that proved the big scoring inning during the year. In all 81 runs were chalked up in be sixth. The second inning was next high with 78, Kingston's big innngs were the fourth and fifth, the team scor- ing 22 runs in each of these frames. Belleville's best inning was the sixth, when they scored 30 times, while Oshawa made a good start all season scoring 25 runs in the first inning. Peterboro's best was the third, with 19, while Deloro depended on the d and sixth for the most of their scoring. It was rather unusual that Peterbore scored only one run all seasen in the first inning, The runs during the season were scored as follows: Kingston--1, 20; 2, 16; 3, 14; 4, 22; 5, 22; 6, 9; 7, 14; 8, §8; 6; 10, 0; 11, 2--129, . Oshawa--1, 25; 2, 17; 3, 17; 4, 4; 5, 17; 6, 20; 7, 18; §, 13; 6; 10, 2; 11, §--14), Belleville--1, 14; 2, 20; 3, 8; 4. 18; 5,9; 6, 30; 7, 14; 8, 16: 9, ; 10, 0; 11, 0--136. Peterboro--1, 1; 2, 14; 3, 19; 4, 17; 5, 17; 6, 10; 7, 6; 8, 15; 10; 10, 0; 11, 0--109, ' Deloro--1, 9; 2, 12; 8, 9; 4, 1; 5, 6; 6, 12; 7, 10; 8, 2; 9, 4; 10, 1; 11, 2--68, All teams--1, 69; 2, 78; 3, 67; 4, 62; 5, 69; 6, 81; 7, 68; 8, $3; 27; 10, 5; 11, 7587. 1 3 on) Peterboro had most men left on the bases, 164; Belleyille had 153; Kingston, 148; Oshawa, 147 and Deloro 129; a total of 741 men stranded on the sacks. ; 9, YACHT IN OCEAN RACE LONG OVERDUE, ARRIVES PLYMOUTH Plymouth, Eng., Aug, 23.--The yacht Mamago, long overdue here in the Fastnet Ocean Yacht Race, arrived this morning. 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