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PAGE EIGHT ' . THE OSHAWA: DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1930 OSHAWA JUNIORS ELIMINATE OAKVILLE LIONS IN FAST GAME Local "Kids" Finish Strong To Win Round 8-2 and arn | 2 Right to Meet West Toronto Game Starts Poorly But De- velops Into Fast, Thrilling Tussle -- Oshawa Scores ~--Three in Last Period -- Visitors Tire on Large Ice Surface Farewell Oakville Lions West Toronto Juniors Next In what was undoubtedly the fast: est Junior game to be seen at the local Arena, so fars this year, the Oshawa Kids defeated the Oakviile Lions by four to nothing to win the round by eight to two goals. The game besides being fast, produced everything that makes Junior hoc- key so attractive and the fans went home well pleased. The Oshawa Juniors, by virtue of their victory earned the right to meet West Toronto in tlie next round of the Ontario playoffs. The first game will be played in Toronto, at the Arena Gardens, tomorrow night with the return game at the local Arena on Monday night, First Period Uneventful The game started out poorly and for the first twenty minutes it look- ed as if it was going to be just an ordinary game, The locals took things easy and their play. at times was ragged and loose. Burr was an offender in this respect, but like the rest' of the team he snapped out of it and played smart hockey during the last two periods. The Lions took the aggressive but they were con- tent to confine their scoring threats to long range shooting which was in- effective. Vic. gave the Oshawa fans a scare when he handled several of these long shots with a little too much confidence. Neither team scor- ed during the first period and the fans were given little chance to ex- ercise their lungs, With the start of the second per- iod, the game speeded up consider-, able and play become more open. Both goalies were given plenty of work to do and they did it well. Au- thors scored Oshawa's first goal of the game on a lovely lone effort. "Jeff" took the puck from goal to goal, all alone and his perfect shot culminated a fine effort. Oakville tried hard to cut down Oshawa's lead but they lacked finish around thc nets, Final Period Fast The final period produced the fast- est hockey of the night and had the fans in a frenzy for practically all of the twenty minutes. Thirty scc- onds after the period opened, Lortie scored a nice goal when he took his own rebound off the boards and beat Adamson with a hard shot. About three minutes alter Lortie scored an- other goal, with a hard shot. Oak- ville almost scored on a nice play when Davies drew the Oshawa de- fence men together and passed out to Ronald. Ronald went in and drew Burr out of the net, but his backhand shot missed the net by about an inch. He deserved a goal. Oshawa got their fourth tally of the game on a clever combination play. Lortie broke away with Drinkle and only one de- fence man to beat. Lortic gave. Ed- AY MC Sth Annual Minstrel Show Hundreds Turned Away Last Year Get Your Tickets Now at T. B. Mitchell's Drug Store or Puckett Dros. Grocer ADMISSION 35¢ NEW MARTIN NOW SHOWING BELLE BAKER IN * SONG OF LOVE with RALPH GRAVES "FLIGHT" FAME or COMEDY UPPERCUT O'BRIEN Fox Movietone News i . Now Playing | 'THE 'Trespasser Gloria Swanson REGULAR ! : scored after four minutes of dy a perfect pass and he made no mistake. Adamson didn't have a chance, Soon after this Lortie, while making a speedy attack, was tripped and he slid into the goalpost. He received a cut on the upper lip and was out for the remainder of the went back on him and he had to go off. Oakville spoiled a good chance here, when they weakened their own team by drawing two penalties, and the game ended with the score still 4 to Ronald, Young and Davidson were the pick of the visitors. Adamson in the nets, also turned in a fine per- formance and made a, dozen smart saves, All of the goals scored were earned counters, . He has the mak- ings of a smart goaltender. Every member of the Oshawa team turned in a good game. Burr played his usual good game. The defence worked better than ever before. Thomson run the attackers into the corner and he used his weight cf- fectively, Lortie's rushes were al- ways dangerous and his two goals came as the result of pretty efforts. The forward lines, the Alternate line especially, turned in a good game I'hey backchecked well, and practi- cally- all the time. Morison, on skates for the first time in a month, found a little difficulty in keeping his feet underneath but he was very useful, Authors, Bradd, Drinkle and Peterson all contributed a great deal to the victory. Little, playing at right wing, worked hard all the time he was on the ice and played one of his best games of the year. Ir the Kids continue to play the brand of hockey that they dished up in the last two periods last night, they will give West Toronto a real battle, In fact--well, wait and see, The Game Both teams opened cautiously, Da- vies made the first rush and Lortie followed with a nice try. Oakville took the aggressive while Oshawa waited for the breaks. Play speedcil up and Davies gave the crawd a thrill when his shot came to rdst on the top of the net... Oshawa went right back and Oshawa scored two goals in quick succession but both were offside. Davies drew the first penalty when he tripped Little as he was going in. Lortie passed to Drin- kle who shot hard but Adamson made a nice save. Thomson stopped Davies with a stiff body check. Mor- ison made a nice rush and passed to Little who almost scored. Young went clean through and missed the net. Oakville almost scored when Burr pulled some careless work on an easy shot, Lortie let a hard drive go that Adamson almost missed, The period ended with the teams no fur- Second Period Davies made a good rush, but end- ed in the corner when he lost the puck. Lortie intemepted a pass in front of the net and made a nice rush, but his pass was too hard. Ronald was given a rough ride, when he tried to go in for his own rebound Oakville made a nice rush, but got stopped at the defence, Lortie cane' right back and only Adamson's good work prevented a score. Authors scored Oshawa's first goal after thirty minutes of play, when he took the puck trom behind his own net and went all the way through and beat Adamson with a beautiful low corner shot, It was a lovely goal Oshawa were going all out at this stage. Twice Drinkle went through but Adamson made two smart saves. Bradd and Davies were both sent off, rapping each other with their sticks. The crowd was in an uproar. Lortie scored all alone, but the play was. called back. Morison drew a penalty for shoving. Oakville tried to take advantage of the penalty, but they lacked pep. The period ended with the score Oshawa I; Oakville 0. Third Period With only thirty seconds of play, Lortie stopped Ronald and went up to the centre and shot at the boards. He went in, took his own rebound and scored Oshawa's second. Oak- ville came right back and almost scored with a long shot. It hit the top of the net. Drinkle went clean through, Wot Adamson saved, ,Bradd tried to score on the rebound, but Adamson saved that too. Lortie play when he circled the defence and smashed a hard shot past Adamson for another goal. Thomson drew a penalty for tapping an opponent. Little made a nice sive when David- son went right through. Oakville put four men up and completely do- minated the play for a while, but they could not score. Davis gave Ronald a perfect pass and Ronald drew Burr out of the net and then missed the net by an inch. Oakville continued to press, but they could not score. Oshawa scored their fourth in a pretty combination play. Lortie broke through and as he came to Davies, the only.one leit on the defense, he passed to Drinkle, who 'scored with a nice shot. Lortie broke London Takes Second Place London, Ont., Feb. 20--~London In- ternationals returned to second posi- tion in the International Professional Hockey League by blanking the Windsor Bulldogs by the score of 4 ito 0 before a crowd of over 4,000 spectators here last night, Johnny Sorrell, London left-winger, went in- to the leadership of the league for goal scoring honors when he notched London's four goals. There was no question of suprem- acy as far as the Londoners were concerned, as they outplayed last year's champions, who battled hard to get out of the second division, but lacked the finish of Roy, Brother's team. = game, A minute later, Drinkle's knee ther ahead than when they started. | HOCKEY RESULTS Hockey games played yesterday resulted as follows: O.H.A. Senior B Port Colborne .1 Hamilton ...e..l O.H.A. Intermediate zBradford .....3 Coldwater ......0 zBradford wins round 4-2, Walkerton ...,5 Royal Mil, Col, 4 .1 Tor, Customs ..0 O.H.A, Junior «esd Oakville .........0 wins round 8 to 2, L vases Peter, St. J. ....0 oss ned Hamilton .......1 sevens Windsor +vv.e...0 Canadian- American 4 Kingston I London OSLON +4 vsas sein Philadelphia ...5 Providence. ... Springfield away and was going down in a burst of speed when Ronald tripped him as he shot and Lortie slid into the goal post. He received a sevgre cut in the mouth and had to go off. Ronald got a penalty. © A minute la- ter Drinkle had to go off with a hurt knee, Davies drew another penalty. Adamson made three saves in quick succession and Ronald and Davies got back before any damage was done, Morison drew. a penalty with only two minutes to go. Davies fol- lowed might after. He got put off for the rest of the game. Oshawa were content to keep the puck out of their territory and the game end- ed with Oakville trying hard to re- gister at least one goal. Oshawa 4, Oakville 0, The teams: Oshawa Burr Thomson Lortie Drinkle Bradd Peterson Morison Authors Oakville Adamson Davies Shannon Ronald Young Wilson Gair Davidson Serafield Position Goal Defence Defence Centre R. Wing L. Wing Alternates Alternates Little Alternates Hurst Alternates Referee--A. Mollenhauer, Toronto, Summary First Period Penalty--I11 min., Davies, Oakville, Second Period Penalty--27 min,, Davidson, Oakville Goal--30 Tin., Authors, Oshawa. Penalty---32 min,, Davies, Oakville Penalty--32 min., Bradd, Oshawa. Penalty--38 min, Morrison, Oshawa. Third Period Goal--41 min, Lortie, Oshawa. Goal--43 min,, Lortie, Oshawa. Penalty--47 min, Thomson, Oshawa (;0al--53 min, Drinkle, Oshawa. * Penalty--55 'min. Ronald, Oakville. Penalty--56 min, Davies, Oakville, Penalty--58 min, Morison, Oshawa. Penalty--59 min, Davies, Oakville, Sedebeitodtoddodd. Bededoiteidedd Ca a a a ne at With Stone And Broom AMONG OSHAWA CURLERS + Bette teatuatocts ee La ae + ry La The Oshawa rinks, entered in the Toronto Bonsplel, are still meeting with varied success, F. Michael's rink suffered their first defeat yesterday when they were giving a lacing in the third round of the North American Life Trophy. An Orillia rink, skipped by W, O. Tudhope administered defeat. The score was 13 to 3, Both F. Mic hael's and F. JE, Ellis's rinks are still in the running for the Ryrie Birks Trophy. Both are now in the fourth round. L. O. Clifford's rink Is going strong in the games for the Seiber- ling Trophy. He is now In the fourth round. The following are the results of yesterday's games: RYRIE-BIRKS TROPHY Third Round Oshawa, F. E. Ellis, dale, R. L, Stephen, 8. NORTH AMERICAN LIFE TROPHY 10; Mark- Third Round Orillia, W. O. Tudhope, 13; R. Michael, 3. WRIGLEY TROPHY Second Round Toronto Victorias, H. H. Chis- holm, 11; Oshawa, W. A, Coad, 7. Oshawa, Dr, ¥. L. Henry, 15; Thornhill, F, H, Echlin, 12, SEIBERLING TROPHY Second Round Oshawa, L. O, Clifford, 12; Mea- ford, W. Braithwaite, 10. Owen Sound, D, J. Barss, 10; W, A, Coad, 7. "Bert, C. Hall, Kitcherer, Oshawa, L. R. Luke, 12, *-- Extra end. Oshawa, F, R, Michael, 13; Agin- court, D, C. Thomson, 9. Third Round L. 0. Clifford, Oshawa, won by default,. F. 13; READY FOR QUEBEC DERBY Quebgc, Feb. 20.--Thousands of dog lovers dnd sportsmen from all parts of the North American continent are waiting in Quebec for the start, this morning, of the eighth annual East- ern international championship dog derby. Fifteen mushers from Canada and the United States will set out, led by Ovila Dupuis, at 9 o'clock this morning, and the entrants include such famous mushers as Earl Bryd- ges, Leonhard Seppala, hero of the dash to Nome and winner of last year's race; Frank Dupuis, who won the event in-1926, and Emile St. God- dard. HAMILTON LOSES TO CLEVE. LAND Hamilton, Feb, 20.--~Hamilton and Cleveland battled through 70 min- utes. of nonchalant hockey here last night in an International. Hockey League fixture with the Indiaps cke- ing out a 2 to 1 vietory to add a pair of points to their lead. The visitors showed little to warrant the victory, for while Tigers were decidedly off color the Indians were little better. PORT SNAPSHOT * By Gmo. Camresuy, Sports Editor West Toronto Next : _ The Oshawa Juniors gave about 1,400 hockey fans, about a hund- red of whom were from Oakville, a real treat last night, when they sent the Oakville Lions back to the Jungle till next year, The game start- ed poorly, but the fans were given the last thirty minutes, large ice surface tired them out, and in ficulty in staying with the local lads, t had to bear the brunt of the backchecking duties and by the middle of the last period he was nearly all in, L minutes last night. The Oshawa Kids meet the West Toronto Juniors next. The first game will be in Toronto at the Arena Gardens tomor- row night, with the return game here Monday night. There should be a large following of fans go up from Oshawa to the game tomorrow night, * * Sheriff Paxton Trophy Get this! Orme Gamsby, the amiable sportsman of Orono, entered a junior team in the Junior Sheriff Paxton Trophy Series. is open to all junior teams in the Counties of Ontario and The Orono entry is liable to spring a surprise. Orono intermediate O.H.A, team are eligible for junior. are to be made to Murray Johnston, Oshawa, by Feb. 24. The Osh- awa juniors have also signified their It is expected that entries will be received from Whitby, Bowmanville, Port Hope, Port Perry and maybe from Cannington, Beaverton and This series should prove * *® Oshawa 'Seniors in Uxbridge. The Oshawa Seniors play their first game of the group playoffs The return game will be played at the Arena A great deal of interest has been shown in the tonight in Kingston. on Saturday night, local Senior team and a record crowd should be on hand. will be without the services of their colorful defence pla Lane, for tonight's game and likely for Saturday's game, Curly is down in the Maritimes, ice-racing for the General Motors, bodychecking 'will be missed plenty. periods, can be obtained by phoning 35. Ld * Port Perry Hockey Tournament The Oakville team started out fast, but the more than their money's worth in the last period, they found dif- Ronald, the sixty-minute man, He failed to go the full sixty * * This series Durham. Practically all of the All entries intentions of trying for the trophy. a real attraction, ¥ v Kingston Tenight locals The r, Curly His rugged Results of the game, tonight, by * * The Port Perry hockey tournament got off to a good start yester- day. other game, the Port Perry team Uxbridge went down to defeat before the Lindsay team. In the and the Canadian Bank of C merce team of Toronto, fought for twenty minutes overtime, -but could As the not break the three-all tie. for another battle, the game was g LJ LJ Toronto team could not come back iven to the Port Perry entry, Ld LJ An Indoor Golf Tournament Have you been up to Jack Robe 'rt's Winter Golf School yet? Jack is going to hold a tournament, an indoor tournament, open to all golf- ers. Any person can enter this tournament, and there is no entry fee, The tournament will consist of driving, pitching and putting tests. The tests can be made any time between 1000 am. and 9.00 p.m. If you want to improve your game and get ready for the beginning of the outdoor. scason, here is the best opportunity you will ever have, * ¥ * * City Industrial Hockey Tonight There will be three games o f* Pop" hockey at the Arena tonight. One juvenile affair that should prove a hum-dinger and two intermed- iate battles that will produce everything that a hockey game can pro- duce, Three games for two-bits, There will be no other Industrial hockey games this week, other than the games tongght. The next three games will likely be played next Wednesday night. SPEED SKATING MEET A SUCCESS Whitby, Feb .20.--Hundreds o! sport enthusiasts of the town and district were in attencance at the annual spced and [fancy skating meet held in the arena last night under the auspices of the Second Whitby Scout Troop and the Whitby Lawn Bowling and Tennis Club, The presence of Ernest Vier- koetter of Toronto, famous mara- thon swimmer, who presented the prizes to the winners of the var- fous events, proved an added at- traction, Demonstrations of speed and grace in skating were given by Jimmie Good, Flack brothers, Al- bert Walters, Hattie Donaldson and Norine Smith, KINGSTON JRS. GET TWO-GOAL LEAD OVER PETERBORO ST. JOHN'S Petggboro, Feb. 20--In a gruelling battle on soft and watery ice here last night the Kingston Hockey Club juniors defeated the local St. Johns' 2 goals to 0 in the first game of the O.H.A. second round series. On the play the score might guite easily have been reversed, 'for the Peterboro youngsters did more attacking than the visitors and at times had the Kingston players penned up behind their own blue line. They failed, however, to beat Cunningham, who played well between the posts for the winners. Increase Your Weight 5 Pounds 30 Days Or Money Back Doctors and good pharmacists know that Cod Liver Extract is full of vitamines that make flesh, cre- ate appetite, build up the power to resist disease and puts good solid flesh on skinny men and women. So now men and women who keep up with the times are taking McCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tablets --rich in flesh producing, health building, strength creating vita- mires and as easy to take as candy. So why mot start today? Why not fill out those deep hollows in neck, cheeks and chest? Why go on through lite with sunken cheeks and narrow chest when you can take advantage of this straight forward offer. . 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DURHAM WINS ROUND, THOUGH GAME IS TIED Shelburne, Feb, 20.--~Although Shel burne intermediates held Durham to a 2 to 2 tie here last night, they lost the round by 11 to 3 and passed out of the Northern Hockey League run- ning. The locals showed a most de- cided improvement over the game at Durham and made last night's game a spirited contest, NEILL'S The STORE OF BETTER VALUES WILL SAVE YOU MONEY IN ALL FOOTWEAR R. NEILL, Ltd. 12 Simcoe North O.H.A. BULLETIN The semi-finals have been reach- ed in the O.H.A, intermediate ser- fes and the draw is as follows: Friday, Feb, 21.--Walkerton at Bradford, Monday, Veh. Walkerton, i Friday, Feb. 21---Daris vs. Jor- dan at Grimsby, Monday, Feb, Paris. The intermediate finals will be played Wednesday, Feb. 26, and Friday, Feb. 28. GAMES FRIDAY, FEB. 21 Games and referees for games Friday, Feb, 21, follow: Intermediate Series Walkerton at Bradford-----H., H. Jacobl, Toronto, i Paris vs. Jordan, at Grimsby-- Ernie Collett, Toronto. 5 Junior Series Oshawa at West Toronto (Ar- ena Gardens 8.30 p.m.)--A. Moll- enhauer, Toronto. Peterboro St. John's at Kingston --Ernie Wortley, Toronto, In the semi-final round of the junior series Windsor-Walkerville Tech, if winner over Kitchener. will play at Niagara Falls, Monday, Feb, 24, with the return game at Windsor, Wednegdav, Feb, 28 If Kitchener defeats Tech., the first came with Nineara Falls will he played at Kitchener Monday, Feb. 24, with the return game at Niae- ara Falls," Wednesday, Feb, 26 War] Balkwill, of Brantford, will referee Doth games, Sr. "B" Playoff Hamilton - 1 Pt. Colborne - 1 Niagara Falls, Fcb., 20.--Last night's O.H.A. Senior B play-off | game here, when Port Colborne and Hamilton battled to a 1 to 1 draw ran truc to advance notice and pro- duced the biggest crowd of the sca son at the Falls Arena. Some 4,000 fahs were in attendance. Or this number, about 1,000 were from Port | Colborne and some 300 from Hamil | ton. The return game wil lbe played ! at Hanulton Saturday night, The game found two evenly match= ed teams giving their-all and playing nip-and-tuck hockey throughout Both teams were quick to take ad- vantage of the od man through pene | alties, but no scoring resulted when | cither team was thus handicapped. | The Port Colborne team played well | together, and their experience was in| evidence in shots, On the other hand | the Tigers showed a little margin on | speed. 24--Bradford at 24--Jordan at Walkerton R.M C. Eliminated From O.H.A. Inter. Race by Last Period Rally by Walkerton Scores Three Goals in Last Period to in Sudden-deaith Game, 5-4 BAI Toronto, Feb. 20.--Walkerton intermediates eased R.M.C. Cadéts of Kingston championship contention in a sud- den-death p ena Garde 4 score, wondering yet how it all happen- od. fod with a two-goal lead and up tv that time looked team. stand attack maintained all through session, While a couple of hundred Walkerton of Northern town, playing under the direction of Coach "Bill" Hancock, relentlessly wore down that R.M.C. lead and that gave them the decision. out of the O.H.A. yoff game at the Ar- #last night by a 6 to The Cadets are probably They went into the third per- like the better But they could not with- a determined combination which their opponents the final fans created a bedlam rooting, the players from the entirely the' goal until then it disappeared they counted It was probably the most excit- ing hockey game played at the Ar- ena this season and it deserved 2| school! He packed condition and a willingness to play | lay Shield, emblematic of house. The Cadets had wide-open their energy on maintaining 3 speedy though poorly organized at tack. Their system got results in the first two periods, but Walker- ton found the answer to it in the final frame, and time and time again the R.M.C. forwards were taken out of the play as the puck- carrier was stopped at mid-ice, while. the Walkerton front line- men, three abreast, carefully pags. ed their way through the R.M.C defense to get some close-up drives at White in the R.M.C. cage, Af that White made them earn every tally, He went down battling to the last and he hadn't a chance to #top those three goals thot ciuded him in the concluding chapter, He stopped at least a dozen that look ed like certain counters, and for a time it appeared as though Walk- erton would just fail to victory, so stoutly and st did White resist their w ized combination attacks, AVA CLUB APPOINTS COACH Brantford, Feb. 20,--The Ava Gol | Club has named as essional | for this year John M. on, a Scottish amateur of the Loch Lever | learned h rolf at the [ Leven otf links, wi the Fir BOVRIL every day helps you keep the lu away Bovril builds Strength PERSONAL SERVICE % May We Help You. 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