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PAGE SIX 4 vied THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1930 OSHAWA JRS.GET TWO-GOAL LEAD IN FIRST GAME WITH OAKVILLE Local "Kids" Play Smart Hockey to Win Fast, Exciting Game 4 to 2 Game Is Close -- Burr, in Nets for Oshawa, Gives Oakville Fans a Treat in Goaltending--Oakville a Fast Team (By Geo, Campbell) The hockey fans of Oakville were given a rude jolt last night when they saw their fast Junior team, the Oakville Lions, get! de- feated in the first game of the round, by the brilliant clad Kids from Oshawa, The score of the game was 4 to 2. For two periods the teams bat- tled tooth and nail, but all the ef- forts to beat the opposing defence were of no avail. Drinkle scored the only goal of the fist two sessions, when he went round the defence and beat Adamson with a tricky shot, From then on until the end of the second period, the teams tried in vain to score, The Oakville Lions, led by Ronald, an exception- al fast centre man, swept up the ice time and time again but the Oshawa defence was strong, the forwards were backchecking well, and Burr, in the nets, was unbeat- able, Urged on by over a thousand screeching fans, the Oakville team tried every trick known, but they could not score. The Oshawa boys were also trying hard but Davies and Shannon, backed up the back- checking of Ronald and Young, proved an inpregnable barrier, Thick and Fast In the last period, the goals came thick and fast. The majority of the fans, getting two chances to cheer and three chances to groan. About 20 Oshawa fans present, had three cheers to two groans, Play started out lightning fast and it was evident that both teams in- tended to score. Lortie got Oshawa second goal on a bullet like shot from outside the defence. Oakville scored their first goal, an accident, when Lortie deflected a shot into the net, when trying to stop it with his stick, Peterson got the goal back on. a pass from Drinkle. A minute leater Oakville scored again and from';then on until the finl gong, it was just one of the smart- est hockey games that you could wish to see. Drinkle scored Osh- awa's fourth and his second of the evening, on a nice shot from out- side the defence. The star of the game, from an Oshawa standpoint, was Burr, Vie turned in one of his best games of the season;-in fact it reminded me of the Shamrocks-Young Ran- gers game, of last year. The Oak- ville fans were sure given a real treat in goal-keeping, Vic saved his team several times, when the Oakville forwards were right through and for a long while, it looked as if he was going to have a shutout. Ontside of the goalie, it would be unfair to select any player or group of players of Osh- awa team as the stars of the game, Every member of the team played one of their best games of the year, and they were up against their hardest opposition so far this year, They checked well, and made good use of their openings. A few slips were made but these will be remed- jed. If the Oshawa team continues to play the brand of hockey that they dished up last night, they will take plenty of stopping. Don't get the idea that this Oak- ville bunch of puck-chasers don't know. what's all about: They are a sweet hockey team and the ser- jes is not over yet by a long ways. Davies, their sturdy defence man, js a smart rusher and was always dangerous, Young, the right wing- er is a tricky player and he kept Peterson and Little humping. Ron- ald, the speedy centre, is undoubt- ably Oakville"s best man. He has speed to burn and can stick handle. Tt will be a real smart Junior battle tomorrow night and the win- ning team should give the much touted West Toronto Juniors a real tussle, The Game Play opened with Oakville get- ting two shots away on Burr, Lor- tie broke away and Adamson bad to save, Young rushed and got right through but was boarded by Bradd, who got a penalty. Young followed soon after for' tripping. Wilson made a nice rush and Osh- | Osh: awa went right back and scored. Drinkle, the scorer, circled the de- fence and gave Adamson no chance with a hard shot, Thomson and Bradd combined for a good try but Bradd's shot was off the net, Oak- ville began to press but could not get inside the defence and Burr handled the long shots easily, Ron- ald broke up several of Oshawa's combination attacks, On one of these plays he broke through and shot, Burr was slow in clearing and he was shoved back into the net but the play was called back. Drinkle went in close and shot but the goalie saved. Wilson gave the Oakville fans a thrill when he shot hard but the shot went by tho post. The period ended with the score 1-0 for Oshawa. 'Second Period Soon after play opened Oakville | went right through but Burr sav- | Oshawa displayed some smart | ed. combination at this stage of the game. Little was sent off for trip- ping Young. Shannon made a nice rush but could not get through. Davies rushed but Lortie stopped him with a stiff body. Lortie came up the ice and passed to Drinkle who 'almost scored. R. Young- Gunn got a shot away that almost dribbled past Adamson, Little and Authors broke awuy and a good chance was lost when Little failed to pass. Lortie sailed up the ice. Davies drew a penalty for holdinz, Ronald got in some excellent rag- ging tactics at this stage of the game and Davies got back before Oshawa could take advantage of the penalty. The period ended with Oshawa holding their own and the score still Oshawa J, Oak- ville 0. Third Period Oakville started out with a rush. Oshawa soon came to life and Ad- amson was given some work to do. Peterson and Drinkle combined for a nice try but Adamson savd a hard shot. Lortie went down and shot hard. Shannon stopped the shot with his jaw and had to go off. Davies stopped Gunn with a stiff budy. + A minute later, Lortie went to centre jc rnd let drive with a terrific shot that beat Adam- son for Oshawa's second goal. A few minutes later, Davidson shot from outside the defence. Lortie tried to stop the shot with his stick but only succeeded in deflecting jt into the met for Oalvil'y's first counter Oshawa went right back and scored their third goal on a combination play. Drinkle passed to Peterson, who scored with a nice shot. A minute later Oakville scored their second goal. when Ron- ald went in and batted in his own rebound. Play was lightning fast at this stage and the crowd was in an uproar. Drinkle scored Osh- awa's fourth when he 'beat Adam- son with a nice shot from just out- side the defence. Oakville tried hard to cut down Oshawa's lead, but the game ended with the score Oakville 2, Oshawa 4. The teams: Oakville W. Adamson J. Davies J. Shannon L. Ronald R. Young D, Wilson J. Davidson Alternates N. Gair Alternates H, Summer Alternates Harris Alternates Referee---A. Mollenhauer, onto, Oshawa Burr Lortie Thomson Drinkle Bradd Peterspn Gunn Authors Little Hurst Tor- Position Goal Defence Defence Centre R. Ving L. Wing THE DARK SECRET A HALF HOUR SKETCH AY.M.C. SIXTH ANNUAL MINSTREL SHOW | St. George's Parish Hall Paris Eliminates Acton In A Close Game Galt, Fe» 18--~By the same score in whichh their previous two games ended, 3 to 2, Paris Green Shrits last night defeated Acton in a sudden- death game here to decide a winner in the second round of the inter- mediate series, Not only was it the most exciting game of the year here, but the season's record crowd was on hand, Acton brougfht down 400 rooters and a band on a special train while Paris had fully 300 supporters, and the rivalry was keen, HOCKEY RESULTS Hockey games played yesterday re- sulted as follows :-- O.H.A, Senior "B" Hamilton ......:4 Kitchener ,...,..0 zWoodstock ....4 Chatham .......0 z--Woodstock wins round 6-1, LH.A. Intermediate Pais ...........3. Acton ,. cranenend2 zJordan ....s.ss2'SIMCOC vue esenss z--Jordan 'wins round 10-3, zR.M.C. 3 Peterboro ......3 z--R.M.C. wins round 11-8. Coldwater ......2 Bradford . zWalkerton .%,.7 Watford z--\Walkerton wins round, 9-1, O.H.A. Junior Péter St. Johns.3 Lindsay ..... shawa ..v......4 Oakville zNiagara Falls .15 Pt. Dalhousie ..1 z--Niagara Falls wins round 22-3. Soo Industrial Steel' Plant +3 Abitibt Nor Senior Durham :.......9 Shelburne American Association Paul ..»3 Minneapolis ,...1 Canadian. American Boston 4 Philadelphia Intermediate Intercollegiate xWestern 4 Varsity ,.. x--10 minutes overtime, Woodstock Sr. "B" Team | Wins Group PPOPRPN | PPR, | St, Woodstock, I'eb. 18. --The | | Woodstock Red and Whites earned | the right to go into the next round | of the O.H.A. senior series when | they defeated the Chatham team | here last night by the shut-out | route, 4 to 0, winning the round by | 6 to 1. The visitors were outplay- | ed in every department of the | game, They could not keep up to| the speed displayed by Charlie Thrower and his team-mates and | the combination of the homesters had the visitors bewildered. Laurel | Wilson and Al Stevens were just about the best for the visitors, The Red and Whites falled to show a weak spot and they came out of | tonight's strenuous battle without | injuries. 1 0. H.A. Bulletin | will play at St. John's on Kingston Juniors Peterboro against Wednesday, Feb. 19, with the re- | turn game at Kingston, Friday, Feb, 21, These games are in the first round junior playdowns. Games Wednesday, Feb. 19 Games and referees for Wednes- day, Feb. 19, will be as follows: Senior B. Series Hamilton at Port Colborne (at | Niagara Falls); Earl Balkwill, Brantford. Intermediate Series Toronto Customs and Brokers at Paris (sudden-death game); A. R, Oliver, Galt. Coldwater at Bradford; Ernie Parkes, Toronto. | R.M.C. v, Walkerton (sudden- death game, Arena Gardens); Mac | McCarthy, Toronto. | Junior Series Kingston at _ Pererboro' John's; Ernie Collett, Toronto. Oakville at Oshawa; A. Mollen- hauer, Toronto. Referees kindly confirm appoint- ments, St. Hamilton Eliminates Preston 4-0 Hamilton, Feb. 18. Hamilton ent- ered the final series for O.H.A. senior series B honors here last night when | they defeated the Kitchener Green Shirts 4 to 0 in the third and final game. On the play last night there was no argument as to the better team, Hamilton outspeeding their op- ponents at all times. The wingers scored their counters in the first and final periods, Ne- ville scored the first two in a min- ute, while "Gonie" McGowan added the last pair, and all four were on individual efforts, (Other Sports, Curling Results in Toronto Will Be Found on Page 3) Including! Her First Talking Picture ! Emerges more more compelling 'in « all- speaking drama- dazzling, tremendous tic triumph-- A stenographer's heroism and Jeartbreak por trayed with dim mortal artistry. 3-Days starts | Wednesday | TRESPASSER » She romps, she loves, she fights, she flirts. she wrings your heart with pathos. ¥ Capiog \Iertain:n | Donated to the + Above is William McAdie, donor of McADIE TROPHY Oshawa Curling Club by the late William McAdie, and won this vear by a rink skipper d by A + Lambe: rt. LATE WILLIAM McADIE the McAdie Trophy to the Osh- awa Curling Club, By error the photograph of another old resi- dent of Oshawa, J. Jacques, was used In yesterday's paper instead of the above. R.M.C. INTERS. WIN ROUND FROM PETES Peterboro, Feb, 18~The Peterboro O.H.A. intermediates were eliminated here last night when they were held toadto 3 score by the RM.C, cham pions of the Lakeshore group, The Cadets came to the city with a three goal lead, having won on. Friday night at home, 8 to 5. The game last might was fast and clean, though both teams checked heavily. Botlt tedms were tied 1 to 1 at the end of the first period and each scored twice in the second per- iod while the final period was score- less. ARENA - NEWS A comparison of the play in the junior game last night, Peterbor- ough vs. Lindsay, with the brand served up by your own juniors, just | demonstrates the advantage of a proper sized ice surface. ® %x = PORT SNAPSHOT By Gro. CamreeLL, Sports Editor The Oshawa Juniors preset The the fast « think t Oshawse | Do you When Oh, the forward When ) I'h What mor Are they Is he Don't When Oh, he And he He'll save Just to keep dow Is he good enou 4 a ht vn the score h for i re they 1 key fans of most 1 the And wig be the that when a team g tact, sled, it was found neces- nce in prices is only ver of the Oshawa-Oakville 'riday night, on and appr val: dap W: ar Song! Oshawa Seniors The Osha Thursday Sa Kingston on Thursday Saturday night. A lot of There over three The hockey fans i An O.H.A: Senior playc Ontario finals. seniors wi 1 play on turday of thi and th people week. should be night. game, ver goes into the ance than the . Hog miles 1, opening night, he return ga «What We at least their with the Queen Becs first game will be in at the Arena on going to miss their bath this thousand at the game on Saturday around will be in town to see the a battle it will be! The win- predi¢t an even larger 1 games The me will be week, are atte as large. Oshawa Nats. Presentation and Banquet The in the Oshawa Nationals w Rotary Hall, Centre street, il hole | their banquet on Thursday night at 8.00 p.m. At this banquet the medals and Cup, now on display in the window of Mike's Place, will be presented. The invitations have of prominent sportsmen will be present at this banquet, in honor ya for soccer, not only in Oshawa but the boys who have done throughout Ontario, * * been sent out and a large number of * + This Is Good in an that We notice fario newspapers, the Quebec, have invented a new game called "Broom-Ball" game that they have 'just invented' and the game Rotarians and the Kiwanis, difference from the that the Kinsmen, Oshawa for the last four weeks, is ing the game on skates, However, article that appeared in one of the many On- skating employecs of Chateau Frontenac, The oniy have been: playing in that in Quebec they are not play- although the game has been play- ed in Oshawa for some time, the Oshawa players, do not claim to be the originators of the game. "Dit" Clapper Still Leads Montreal, Feb, 18<Players of the teams which are leading the {two scc- tions of the National Hockey League continue to wage a close and iuter- esting struggle for scoring and points honors, The weekly statistics, 1ssued last night from the office of Presi- dent Frank Calder and including the games 'of Sunday might, reveal that Aaston and Montez! Maroon play- ers lead in Mthe asiual scoring of goals, while players of contending clubs figure in tha fight for points. While Boston Bruins were sweep- on in fughion to cinch the champiership of the Ame erican division of 'the league, two members of their "dynamite trio" of forwards were potent factors in the aavance. Dit Clapper, rugged right wing, assumed the lead among actu- a! goal-getters in the league by run- ning his total up to 33 goals, Ralph (Cooney) Weilan!, the diminctive sunitre-ice player of the Druin line, is ina tie with Nels Stewart, Mon- IRT4 scnsaticnil tread centre, cach having scored | Jl goals, These who | tomed to | not stride at teams the to be all, > do | seen able to find their RT | As most of the semi-f | the finals are generally (the big sheet, it | enjoyed by | ed to it, nalg and all | p obvion those team | | Advance { ville would { toughe of | been up lonbt it is there that about boys reports were Just the ainst this ea Oak- prove position irit Curious sp when nitude « | also queer how itself into | come an integral I ; folks | fully in the r own hockey plant, | fast it has titted | life and of it. they of ou ot port part be- | . | | § » for Health! Jlave you been | down for an ¢ vening session on the ice yourself? About three hundred | r+ friends ar be found | to every } other n Wednesday night' | ther h while. Oakville bringing their own r ers' club and a big | | bunch of fans and they come sixty | miles to see their team play. » will b If Oshawa can't pack that Arena | to boost along our own youngsters | there is something wrong. This is |a game in the semi-final group | and the win counts by goals on the | round. We now enjoy a slight ad- vantage. | # * | If you do and he has no harness vr him just take an hour off andy help him make a Bet. » ® Do you know a boy who has al log? * " + | The Dog Derby for is shaping up beautifully wrizes are worth while. Look in announcement tomorrow, | farward | game | in them for the rest of first period was not produc- | | Petes gc | the | wide | ley | took | Olympia"s {| Hewett .and Howe | check February 27, | and the | for | Peterboro St. Johns Win Game and Round to Eliminate Lindsay Jrs. Game Is Fairly Fast With In-| dividual Rushes Compos- ing Major Part of Play -- Large Ice Surface Bothers Both Teams (BY BERT MORTLOCK) A crowd of close on 900 watch- | ed the Peterboro St. John's junior | team beat the Lindsay Olympia's by a score of 3 to 1 in an exciting sudden death game at the Oshawa Arena last night and winning the round with a score of 5 to 3 after two drawn games on home' ice. Peterboro was the better team but neither showed any class of hockey and the shooting when in the prox- imity of the goal was exception- ally weak, Lindsay's in their failure to pass when tacked by opposing defence ev player playing a selfish and hugging the puck far much, Yet with this lack of hockey t game was and Interesting both { to the limits after the end of period, had little left the game, too good fast ing extended Lind tiring the cond The tive of any scoring and throughout the whole 20 minutes the teams were as evenly matched as could wish to the game with an offensive on the 1 the without any effect. The ice surface seemed to effect aggregations somewhat and see, large both the opposing defence, Dallin for the Lift Lock boys was playing a nice game from the on his shots, Howe and Beg- went off for of began to show up some straight, vards. The period ended score, Peterboro, in fact missed the 71 with The second period was a repeti- | tion of the first with neither team making any headway. the outstanding man for tife and Mills for Lindsay. The raced from one end of the the other right through the period but there was as yet ne sign of combination and when a man did break right through he was unable to place the puck into the net and often not near it, Towards the end ol the period Lindsay began to show on the pace and the Potes the game in hand but the back checking of the prevented any scorir went off during bad like | Petes puck fce to consistent period for a trip and a and this frame ended the | the first with no score. minutes Provic led 10st exciting hockey of the eve , not good hockey but intcrest- I Vier opened the The last twenty | say downfall was | at- | fairly | cams be- | and | & Petes returned | 'and Edwards Wins puck was seldom carried past | start but was | trips in this per- | jiod these being the only offences in | 1. otherwise clean piece of hockey, | i, Towards tlie end of the period Weir | | but he too was 'not shooting | st by | no | Weir was | { 1 | | "Brefney scoring on a pass from Cuthbertson and was followed by the second coun- ter for St. John's in the next five minutes. McPhee went off for throw- ing the puck and Howe followed him for a trip. Wier scored number three on a lone trip up the ice and then the game became real exciting, Lind- in a vain endeavour to score fought like wild men and could haye scored many times in the last seven or cight minutes if they would have only passed, but they would not, Ey- cry time they broke away and got to the defence in keeping the puck always lost it. Howe went off again for a trip and Lindsay, t king ad- vantage of his absence, put in the! only. counter, McPhee tallying. last two minutes Lindsay, pla one man defence, tried in v even up the score, but were - ended 1 of a three ad one | Lindsay opened | impson Beaten York, Feb. 18.--Jimmy v, Holy Cross eprinting flash, George Simpson of Ohig State, 100-yard wonder, in the final of the G0-yard dash at the New York Athletic Club games at| i Square Garden last night, ined a lead of a few inches firet half-dozen strides and 5 margin to a yard at iles Schoening of Col- ia University was third and Frank Hussey, New York, A.C, vet. eran, fourth, The time was slower than had been expected, Daley being clocked in 6 3-5 seconds, as compared to the record of 6 1-5. Simpson and Daley, rival sprint. ing standard-bearers of Middle { West and East, stood out as the Velass of the field, winning their | qualifying heats previously in the | identical figures of 6 3-5. The fina) quickly settled into a duel between { Simpson and Daley. with the latter | having the better of it allthe way. Dal teat | Schoening was a yard back of the | Ohio State x | Phil Edwards, former New York | | | flash, and Canadian Olympic the crowd of 1,200 brilliant victory over Dr, Paul Martin of Switzerland and Fred Velt of the N.Y.C.A, in the half-mile," one of the events, The time was University star, thrilled with a feature 1.56 1-5. ARENA. MOCKE Y=-- JUNIOR O.H.A. PLAYDOWN OSHAWA OAKVILLE WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19th TICKETS NOW AT MIKE'S PLACE GENERAL ADMISSION 35c. RESERVED 50c, 75¢, $1 _ _ i -- _------ -- New Martin 1 3 Days i} STARTING WEDNESDAY ALL TALKIN HIT , COLUMBIA PICTURES provonts i/ IBELLE B/ 4 Y 133 bi «SONG ¢ LOVE' | a GRAVES DAVID DURAND EPuARD SAL Belle Baker The "Galli Curci" of The Talkies divected by ERIEC. KENTON | FOX MOVIETONE NEWS 0 COMEDY *UPPER-CUT O'BRIEN"