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Reginas Make Record Score| Players Average 157 Pins for . Three Games -- Win Group : Reginas claimed the champion- ship of the first half of the A Group schedule in the Y.M.C.A. Bowling League Tuesday 'evening when they swamped the Dominion Bank by 391 pins. The winners howled an ave- rage of 167 in the three games, the scores ranging from 136 to 177. Mar- shall was the high man with an ave- rage of 166, The Bank Clerks failed to go over the 130 mark, The scores were: 1st 2nd 3rd Reginas Hipwell ... Henry ... Marshall Total 1415. Dom, Bank Mounce ... ... Thomson ... .. Ormiston .... Meran Total 1024, Reginas won by 391 pins, Boulders Win The second A Group fixture went to the Boulders by 1!3 pins, Only two of three games were played, the Boulders winning both ends, King made the highest score, his mark being 151. 1st 2nd 3rd Game Game Game 147 136 161 154 164 177 1st 2nd Srd Game Game Game «180 130 142 126 83 HE, |] we 98 127 Boulders King Carruthers Turney . SRBIOT via vi cerereee Total 803, 1st 2nd 3rd Game Game Game 7 RGR | 7 McNeally ... ... ...134 101 Thompson 143 Total 690. 0» Boulders won by 113 pins. B Group Ends In: B Group East Ends took a fall out of Harmer's Go-Gettersnhy the arrow margin of 22 pins. Parsons of the winners was the most consist- ent bowler, making 126, 124 and 120. The East Ends are now tied with The Reformer Scribes for second place. This was the last scheduled game. East Ends Babe Penpushers Ba a 1st 2nd 3rd Game Game Game 83 128 69 105 146 93 126 124 120 Downey .... Parsons .... Total 994. GoGetters Harmer ... Miller .. "1st Game 121 2nd 3rd Game Game 94 97 117 118 Game Game Game|, THE ONTARIO REFORMER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1922 How They Stand INDOOR BASEBALL Won Lost G: M C .. Pedlars Business Men Williams .... Dreadnoughts ..... Knights of Pythias .. Fittings ...... Regiment Y.M.C.A, AXA vsrn Oshawa F.C, MOtros ..,..... Cedar Dale ,.. Bankers ....... ss: Last Night's Results Business Men 26, Metros 7. Williams 21, Regiment 11. Bankers defaulted to Fittings League will January 4. LADIES' IN R LEAGUE Won Lost sees r eens DEI E) DRI . sas rene CHORE TIBIS DI NOAA D 4 St. Gregory's Superiors . Fittings Teachers Pedlars GMC: irrsiness Ward & Dewlands, ,. 1ast Night's Results Superiors 18, G.M.C, 4. ALOR ODD Speed Fiends Penpushers Dom. Bank day Spillers vs Hot Dogs Boulders vs Dom. Bank B Group Dobson's Pets Scribes ,... East Ends Go Getters Sterling Pedlar's Tanks Reformer "Y" Dormitories .. Bill Mixers Business Men Pedlars General Motors Hot Dogs Speed Merchants .... Last Night's Results All games postponed League will re-open January 3 Demme OOOO Salter ... Total 972, | East Ends won by 22 pins. | 113 105 i 2 In the Ladies Indoor Baseball League, Superiors drew up to with- in a half a game of St. Gregory's last evening when they administered a defeat to General Motors, the score being 18 to 4. The Superiors are going great guns just now and when they meet the Saints an exciting contest is expected. They are strong in the field and at the bat and should give the league leaders an argument before the championship is decided. The teams: Superiors--J. Elliott, ¢; K. Wells, p; IL Orchard, rss; M. McArthur, 1b; D. Williams, 2b; L. Clough, rf; D. Robinson, rf; D. Moore, Iss; V. Fulton, if; C. Harvey, cf; E. Bate- man, 3b. \ G.M.C.--D. Latrell, G. Beaupre, V. Orchard, F. Gibson, V. Fowler, M. Cooman, I. Jewell, M. Mason, M. With a view to getting the first | Many Boxers Will Compete ' in Local Show An additional number of applica- tion forms for amateur cards for the boxing tournament to be held here by the Oshawa Boxing Club next month have arrived. They can be obtained from C. Kewley at the Re- former office, . Judging from the number of local boys already entered it is probable that this tournament will be held for their benefit alone. The Riverside boys from Toronto and the other good out of town boys will be matched to- gether, It is realized that some of the local kids have not yet developed sufficiently to pit them against some of the Dominion champs. The good boys will he evenly matched while novices will be pitted against those in their class. Those who have not yet procured amateur cards should make immediate application, The officials of the Oshawa Ath- letic Association are endeavouring to secure the armories for the oc- casion, Business Men Defeat Metros Regiment Me Defeat at Hands Piano Makers With the schedule a little more than half completed, the Indoor Baseball League was brought to a close last evening until after the Christmas holidays. The contest for the leadership has been excit- ing to say the least, but when the league re-opens on January 4, the fight will be continued harder than ever. At the present time there are six teams within a few games of each other, General Motors heading the list with seven victories and no de- feats. G.M.C. have a couple of hard games ahead of them while the oth- er leading teams have the majority of their toughest contests completed. One of the features of the league race is the showing of Knights of Py- thias. The Knights got away to a poor start, but after one or two bad games started to win and continued the good work until now they are in sixth place. The only two teams which have yet to win a game are Cedar Dale and Bankers. Only two games were played last evening, the third game being de- faulted to Fittings by the Bankers, who could not get their players to- gether. However, a practice game was played and the fans received a Regiment Drop One In the opening contest Williams half of the schedule of the "Y".|forced the Regiment down a notch Bowling League completed before the Christmas holidays, an A group fixture was played last evening, the Speed Fiends meeting defeat at the hands of the Penpushers by 65 pins. The Reginas were scheduled to meet the Y.M.C.A. but by agreement of the two teams the game was post- poned and may possibly be run off Friday evening when the schedule will be completed. The victory gained by the Pen- pushers over the Speed Fiends came as a surprise, but when Gillott is bowling around 103 anything is [1 to happen. Waite also was away off color turning in 103 and 93 in two games. The Penpushers secured a big lead in the third game with not ome of their trio falling below 135. The game did mot af- fect the league standing as the Re- ginas have the first half title firmly within their grasp. The scores:-- ist 20d 3rd game game game 8% 98 149 104° 148 135 121 128 145 2nd 3rd same 116 ise 138 114 in the league standing, when they won a spirited battle by 21 to 1h Some snappy baseball was display- ed with the Regiment holding their own until the fifth innings when the Music Makers took a big lead. Gow- er twirling for the Soldiers perform- ed nicely for the first few innings but the winners' batters got to his offerings in the closing stages. * The teams: Regiment--McNally, 1b; Critney, 2b; Salter, ¢; Gower, p; Kewley, Iss; Hurst, 3b; Harris, cf; Wilcox, rf: Beaver, rss; Metcalfe, spare. Williams--Ward, 1b; Langmaid, 2b; Fowler, Iss; Carlyle, p; Snow- den, rss; Fair, 3b; Southwell, of; Branton, If; McLaughlin, ¢; Robin- son, rf; Fishileigh, spare. The score:-- Regiment .... 202 40 3 0-11 Williams + 50534 4x21 The Business Men strengthened their hold on third place when they trimmed the Metropolitans 25 to 7. have shown improvement during the past few games and but for their throwing would have held last year's game | champions to a much closer score. The "| participate. Constitution of Church League Several Changes Are Made-- Will Affiliate With 0.A.AA. : The Inter-Sunday School Hockey League which will operate in four series will be governed by a new constitution which was drafted last evening by the executive. Last season a number of difficulties were encountered which will be eliminated this season by introducing new rules. The league will affiliate with the Oshawa Amateur Athletic Associa- tion and be governed by their rules. The president, E, L. Petley, will be the league's representative on the 0.A.A.A. The league will turn. over to the parent body 5 per cent of their gate receipts, All players must be registered on or before the last Sunday in Decem- ber prior to the opening of the league and with the Sunday School with which they intend to play. Players must be in attendance at Sunday School one out of two Sun- days prior to a game-in which they A certified list of play- ers participating in a game, made out on regulation form, signed by the superintendent of the Sunday School, must be handed 5 official in charge of rink before mence- ment of game, Under this rule no player may play on the teams of more than one Sunday School. May Be Suspended Any player who shall be accused of ungentlemanly conduct or con- duct inimical to the interest of the league shall have his case adjudicat- ed upon by the executive provided always, that the executive may, if they see fit, give the player an op- portunity to tender his resignation within a period of ten days as a play- of the player not doing so when given the opportunity proceedings shall be taken, 0.H.A. rules will govern all games except "that for- substitute players, ead team being allowed four extra men instead of three, Junior and senfor games will consist of three fifteen minute periods while the juv- enile and midget games will he of two twenty minute periods. "Protests All protests must be submitted in writing to the Secretary within twen- ty-four hours after the game accom- panied by a fee of $2. This fee will not be returned if protest is disal- lowed. The protest committed will consist of the executive of the pro- testing teams. Failing to arrive at a satisfactory decision the protest will be referred to the 0.A,A.A, Ref- erees for all league games will be appointed by the 0.A.A.A., care to be taken that the officials appointed are not connected with any Sunday School team. All entries of teams must be made by January 3, 1928, accompanied by the entrance fees th, gre senior $5, junior $3, juv- $2, midgets $1, The admis- sién charge at games will he: re- lar games 15 cents, final games, adults 25 cents and children 15 cents, The Trophies The trophies to be played * for this year will be the same as last season, while a new trophy will be PAGE FIVE procured for the midget series. In the senior series there is the Jury and Lovell Cup, junior series the Alchin' Trophy and the juvenile series The Reformer Trophy. The teams of each group will play home and home games. The win- ners of each group will play home and home games, Total goals will count in the play-offs in each series. 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