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2g THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1930 'HEADER AT 'LO ENA TOMORROW NIGHT "DOI JBLE 'Red Aces and Laundry [Tie King St. Jrs. Lose "Moffatts Defeat Simcoes First Game of Juvenile Play- ~ off Results in One-ail Tie --Laundry Has One Goal Advantage Over King St. for Second Game of Jr. Playoffs--Moffats Create Three-Corner Tie Before the best crowd of the season the Oshawa City and In- dustrial League completed the fist; game of the playoffs in both the Junior and Juvenile ser- s 'last night and in addition the Intermediate series was completed. The hockey produced in the first two games was the «best of the season in the respective groups, and the fans were well satisfied. Even n the first game of the Juin ile playoffs the Red Aces and the Oshawa Laundry Juveniles battled for three periods and at the ena of the time the score was called one to one, The Red Aces were awarded a goal in the second per- fod, after some discussion, for some unknown reason it was decided that the goal would be disallowed. The reason 'is mot definitely known yet. Both teams played smart hockey, The Laundry had an advantage in the forward lines but the Aces defence pair, Guilt~ ipan and "Ernie" Marks, Jr., play- ed well. Guiltinan's rashes and combination efforts and Marks' body checking were very notice- able. Cooper, Major and MeDon- ald were the best for the Laundry. The second game will be started with both teams on. an even basis, for .the Juvenile title, » Goal Lead For Laundry In the first game of the Junior "THE STORE WEAR AT -- NEILL'S VALUES WILL SHOW YOU STYLES IN.STRAPS AND TIES IN NEW SPRING FOOT- $5.00 and $5.50 OF BETTER R. NEILL LTD. 12 SIMCOE ST. NORTH Plavotss, the Oshawa Laundry scored the only goal of the game to give the King St. team thelr first defeat of the season. These teams 'were evenly matched and the game looked and "one 'might say, should have been, a goalless draw, Hubbell scored for the Wet Wash, but the goal was more or less of the lucky variety. He barged his way past the defence, but the puck almost got away from him, As the puck was roll- ing, Hubbell swiped at it with the epproved "fore" stance, and the puck entered the net. Both teams battled hard to score after this tally, but in vain and the game ended with the score 1 to 0 for the Laundry. ; Motfatts Win ~® + The Moffatt men won the last scheduled game of the intermedi- ate section and by so doing, made ia three-cornered tie for second place. Three teams, Moffalts, Tex- tiles and Anglicans must play off, the winner to meet tne Daily Times team for the intermediate title, The game was fairly fast with the Motor Men putting' the mom effort into the game. Stevens and Williams played well for the Mo- tor Men. Their defence was also good. The game ended with the score 3 to 2. The date of the next Industrial games will pe announced as soon as it is known, Oshawa Rinks Lose T'oHighPark51-49 Toronto, Mar, 13~This is enter- tainment week at High Park Club, On Tuesday afternoom there were five riuks from Galt and in the eve- ning three from Milton, while last night five rinks from Oshawa were the guests of the club. This after- noon five rinks are coming down from Kitcheper and tomorrow night five from Bfampton. The Kitchener match this 'after- noon will commence at 2.30 p.m, din ner being served at 1.30 at the club house. High Park still have three = clith competitions™to complete, so there Lwill still be plenty of curling, but the boys at the west end club never seem to tire of the grand old roaring game, « In its Oshawa game High Pagk won by two shots, This match was won in the last few ends, one of 'the features being the -inch-hitting of Skip Fred Lucas. Oshawa High Park J. Dunn L. C. James F. Garrard C. W. Keith MONTREAL AAA. AND XAVIERS STILL TIED, Montreal, March 13. ~Montreal Amateur Athletic Association and St. Francois Xayier, scnfor and in? termediate champions of Quebec, bat tled 30 minutes' ovprtin) ifle fast night in a vain effort' to break a one-all tie in what was to have een the fin- al game in the series to decide, the provincial entry in the Allan Cup playdowns, The first game, played on Sunday," ended 'in a scoreless draw. "A: Record; Crowd The game was played before a re- cord crowd in the. Forum, Both teams appeared meryoud/ at the sout~ sct, but soon caught their stride, M. A, AA, took the lead si minutes af+ ter the: start when Brydson, High School star, dashed down to catch Huggins' pass-out from behind the Kt and 'fooled; Coulter with a siz- ing shot for the first' goal, The: evener came in 'the period at 5.50 when Gaudette, sub right winger for St. F.X,, on: a solo sush lost the puck 'in front of 'the M.A, AA. defence but circled aroufid to pick it up as it rolled through, to beat/ Kerr on a high corner shot. The teams then: tired themselves gut in 65 minutes of dogged effort which failed to produce a score. BEVERLY UAKB Beverly lake is the most, westerly of the chain of lakes through which the 'waters of the Thelon river flow into Chesterfield inlet and Hudson Bay, It was so named by J. W. Tyrrell C.E., after Beverly Fairchild, the young son of C, C. Fairchild, D.L.8,, the chief assis- tan of Mr, Tyrrell on the explora- tory trip through that part of Can- ada in 1900, for the Department of the Interior. CE. Hare" | \/ C.F. Boyle H. C. Lanter, sk 7 J. D. Reid, sk 13 M. Gay W. Allen R. Gay W. J. McLean S. Elintoff KR. G. Agnew C. Parsons, sk ..9 FJ, Lucas sk 12 P, Canning T. A. Fraser M. Jacobi W. H, Handy M. Lambert H. B. McGee T, Fishleigh, sk 14 J. McLaren, sk 7 Geo. Henley E. S. Moore L. Stevenson R. M, Tuthill Ww. Js Holland J. F. Hollis J. Thompson, sk 9 W., Gemmel, sk 8 C."F. McDougall R. H. Cole F. G. Chester G, i Boyd F. E. Hare 0. Bracken W. A. Haresk 11 J. Shouldiee sk 10 Total second | + PORT SNAPSHOT By Guo, Caxrams, Sports Nditer PANE Industrial Hockey A better cfowd'than usual was on hand last night to see the City and Industrial hockey ganfes at the Arena, The first two games, were juvenile and junior playoff. games, and the hockey produced was well worth seeing, The juvenile teams were evenly matched and a one-all draw resulted,' A goal was allowed in the second period, but at the end of the period it.was.disallowed, We may here more of this later. In the junior: game, the Oshawa Laundry got a one-goal lead for the sécond game of the playoffs with King street. The game was closely contested. The Moffatts created a three-cornered tie for second place by winning from!the Simcoes. Textiles, Moffatts and Anglicans are all tied for second place, A draw will likely be made tonight. Two teams will play a sudden death game and the winner of the bye will meet the winner of that game, in another sudden death game, The winner of second place will meet The Daily Times for the intermediate title, »® LJ " * Double Header There will be a double header at the Arena tomorrow night. The first game' will 'be played at 7.15 p.m, and will be between the Port Perry team and the Orona squad, for the Sheriff Paxton Trophy. This in a two-all tie, At 8.15 pm. the Oshawa Collegiate and Belleyille C.I, mect in the first game of the finals for thelnterscholastic Eastern On- tario title, If one of the Collegiate students come up to you and asks you to buy a ticket for this game, buy it. The Collegiate team are out to make enough money to pay their expenses t» Belleville, This means quite a lot. Get out and give thera your support. The admission tomorrow 'night is "two-bits." Tickets are now on sale at "Mike's Place," Johnston's Clothing Store and Jury & Lovells, ¢ % *® » ® Boxing Show At a meeting of the Ontario Regiment Boxing Club held last eye- ning at the Armouries, Boston McDonald announced that he will not be fighting in the card that is going to be presented here 6n the 20th, Boston's reasons are not of the best, but his place can readily be fill- ed and more than likely an cven better bout will be produced. Ld w ¥ Ld Eskimos Lose The Hamilton Tigers continued thelr victorious stalk whin they defeated the Iroquois Falls team last night in the first game of the Ontario playoffs. The score was 2 to 1, Again Hamilton scored as the game drew to a close. It looks as if Hamilton will climinate the Es- kimos., * LJ LJ] LJ Tonight's the Night Tonight's the night! that the West Toronto juniors and Niagara Falls meet to decide the O.H.A. junior title. Now that West Toronto have been defeated once, they will likely get down to business. Which- ever team wins, it will be a real game, "game will be good. The last session, it will be remembered, resulted °, Miss Walsh Sets a New In Nova Scotia the apple-grow- ing industry bas aassumed great importance, the bulk of the crop being aannually exported to Great Britain. There are records of the growth of apples in Acadia from Hamilton Tigers Get One.Goal Lead in First Game With Iroquois Fal Toronto, Mar. 13--~Led by -that brilliant hockey general, "Gonie" Mc- Gowan, the Hamilton Tigers, Ontar~ 10 Hockey Association representati- ves in the Allan Cup series, defeated Iroquois Falls, N.OHA. standard- bearers, by 2 to 1 at the Arena Gar- dens last night, Strange to say, not more than two. thousand people at- tended, the opinion being general that the Northerners would have no chance to topple the conquerors of the University of Toronto sextet, In this the guessers erred, as Iroquois held the Bengals even until the fast two minutes, when McGowan got his scond goal of the game. The Tigers are a tired lot of play- ers, and they will be even more weary during the remaining games. If victorious on the round---they play against Iroquois this evening at Ham ilton--they will oppose the Ottawa champions on Saturday and Monday, and in the event that they win they will be 'sent- against the Montreal titlcholders, on. Wednesday, Now it all sums un to this, that those Tigers, while . cking the ne- cessary weight, hay. .arried on a winning campaign against heavy odds and they owe their success to fine generalship and the uncanny leader- ship of McGowan, the little fellow who often' goes the route in centre ice, McGowan was the standout per- former last night, even if he wisely refused to exert himself, except on those occasions when the Iroquois defense weakened. Then, like a flash, he went into close 'quarters and he made no mistakes, the red light be- ing flashed as he shot the puck past "Rip" Powers. Saunders is Eskimos Best The Eskimos provided a surprise in that they played much better hoc- key than expected, Against Paris they failed to show to advantage, ev- en if they won the series rather de- | cisively, but last night, both on de-| fense and attack, they were highly effective, Saunders, playing right wing, was the Northerners' best play er, but for some reason known only to Coach Fred McGurn he was not used any too often, In fact, McGurn depended mainly 'on his veteran tor- wards, Chiroski, Cybolski and Fa- hey, and kept the youthful perform- ers out for long stretches. Wilson, Iroquois left-winger, who is on the Detroit negotiation list dis- appointed the fans, but he did get in some terrific long-distance shots that had 'Goalkeeper Marsh on the alert, Wilson failed to combine with his team-mates, and seemingly took no chances on getting to close quarters where the Tigers would have willin ly done a lot of bodychecki Goalkeeper Powers and vi the stocky defenseman, were' othe who did fine work for the invade from the North, but Iroquois defe men, Murray and Lavigne, drew t mahy penalties, Murray getting thr, and his partner two. It was wh Lavigne was serving a sentence the first period that StcGowan scor the first goal of the game, Hamilton-Goal, Marsh; defen Oliver and McKay; centre, McGo¢ an; wings, Louch and Hayhoe; sul Neville, Farrell and Schwab, Iroquois Falls--~Goal, Powers; d fense, Murray and Lavigne; cents Wimperia, wings, Saunders and Ww: son; subs, Fahey, Chircoski and C bolski. Referce--Harry Watson, First Period Hamilton, McGowan, 19.30. Second Period Iroquois Falls, Saunders 6.14 (Wilsot Third Period Hamilton, McGowan, 18.08, Penalties--Murray 3, Lavigne Cybolski, Oliver 3, McKay and M Gowan, 1635, 220 Record New York, N.Y, March 13.--Phil Edwards, the tall colored runner of the Hamilton Olympic Club, and Dallas Creamer of Toronto, both pla- ced in their events at the Knights ! RID RADI : : 35h of Columbus track meet at Madison EEN- ew Screen Grid Models Hear Them Now! New Corablaativi. Model 701 ' Less Tubes Square Garden here last night, Edwards, running in the "Casey 600," trail Bernard McCafferty, of Holy Cross College around the cur- ves. At one point he almost caught the flying leader, but at the finish he was four yards behind him, Miss Creamer won her heat in the girls' 40- -yard dash and placed fourth in the final. A slow start spoiled her chances and she was unable to gain much of the ground she had lost, In the girls' international 220-yard sprint she came second, just ahead of the bunch who followed Stella Walsh of the New York Central Rail road Association of Cleveland, in her record-breaking dash around the boards, Miss Walsh clipped 2 7-10 seconds off the old indoor Tecord when she covered the course in 26 1- 10 seconds, She bettered the outdoor record for the distarfte by 7-10 sec- onds. Conger Wins Mile Event Ray Conger won the Columbian mile, the feature cvent of the pro- gram, beating out Dr. Paul Martin of Switzerland by a yard. Conger turned in the fastest time of the in. door season, 4 minutes 15 1-5 seconds to retain the honors he won in the same event last year. It was the sixth straight victory at the mile route ine doors this season for the Illinois A. 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