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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1931 TS PLAY GUELPH IN GALT TONIGHT - CURLING SEASON ENDS oa Toronto Team In Game Here Saturday Boys 'Completely Out. | Fiayed the Kent School Ce Runners-up for the Schools Vith. 2 run and dash which has [racterized every game this year, m composed'of the finalists in Senior League of the Public pol hockey series defoated Kent jool senior team of Tcronto at Arena 'Saturday are a, hy a of 2 to 0. nt School came to Oshawa confident of whitewashing the | boys but they went back with knowledge that they had béen ed off their feet by a hard ing fast skating cleven team. School were runners up in Senior Hockey League in Tor- ato Public Schools. In fact they tere nosed out of the championship ya lucky 1-0 score by Park School. t Friday in a benefit game they the same school 3 all'and show: themselves just as good as the ipions. They were awarded 2 sclal trophy in recognition of Ir fine play. They possess a forward line which plays well jether and which should be able skate rings around their oppon- , But they didn't get a chance 0 show their stuff in Oshawa. The Oshawa forward line stepped night and checked them so hard right 'front of their own goal that it $8 almost possible to count on 's fingers (and toes) the num- of times they got past thelr np blue line. hen Billy Bell first dropped the Toronto secured it. The Osh- forwards playing very unortho- hockey followed 'them right "to their own goal and the tking season commenced. It con- d throughout the whole game, only occasionally did the puck st the Oshawa line to a Tor- to wing who carried it down the to be met by the stonewall de- 1926 Ford Coupe. Chesroiet ie 1920 a "Cou Price ..... id Fora Loupe. 3 Gio ... $125] | | 1927 Chevrolet ing. Price .. $160' 3020 Star Touring, $95! $95 = Shula $125 dod 2 Touring. $ | a Ford Sedan. $60! ps 5115 92% Chevrolet $175! $265, . $150 3400 . $200] ; Sida Soni at Hg Br 26 Chevrolet flan. Price ...... Chevrolet ! Price ..... Chevrolet Be" Price... Chevrolet ha) ie ar ony $465 ome XrLY Durant Sedan. Essex sScdan, { trees nnanas E-Gakiand Sedan, $175 $175 Oldsmobile i. Prices ...... Cusroles Dntine Coach. i ci rer $0851 8 Gime" $300 ron 2Coush, $400. .. $425 fence put up by Al. Barnes and Mike Singer. These two would stand up well on any junior O.H.A. team and when they got their. man, well, they got him. After one particularly brilliant rally by a Toronto wing, Barnes swept through the front line trenches of his opponents to he met by the defence who attampted to sandwich him. They did, but both went to the ice while Barnes sailed on to be robbed of a goal by Mat- hers, in goal for Toronto. The first period remained score- less with Oshawa consistently hold- ing the best of the play. In the sec- ond period with the adequate for- ward line of Hercia Singer and Clarke of South Simcoe School, pushing the play, Hercia, on an as- sist from Clark, completely fooled Mathers to count Oshawa's first point. Later in the game period Goodchild shot from the corner and the puck shot into the corner of the net off Mathers pads. However this was disallowed as the goal judge Toronto started to mix things up a bit and a number of penalties were handed out by Billy Bell, Mike Singer, the fiery young defence man for Oshawa, almost lost his temper but the referee banished him until he cooled down a bit. In the third period Toronto be- came desperate and played four 'men up, whenever they got past their own blue line, which wasn't often, for the Oshawa players con- tinued to check just as hard as ever. After a grand checking feat Tubby Walker, of Centre St., fool- ed Mathers again and dropped one in the corner. Toronto swept down the ice repeatedly while Singer was off again but Stark saved the day for Oshawa. If the Juniors desire a real goal tender next year Stark is their man. For Toronto Hinchcliffe, Willis and Atkins were the best while Goodchild, Hercia and Barnes play- ed most consistently for Oshawa. Billy Bell, of Toronto, proved a very capable referee. Principal Nichol: son, C. F. Slater and a number of others accompanied the team. The return game will likely be played at the Arena Gardens next Saturday. The teams lined up as follows: Oshawa--Goal, Stark; defence, Singer and Barnes; centre Good- child; wings, Walker and Pearce; alternates, R. Hercia, H. Hercia and Clark. Toronto--Goal, Mathers: defence, as follows: Canadiens 44 26 10 8 129 89 M. Leafs Montreal Americans 44 18 16 10 76 Ottawa Boston . Chicago . Rangers . Detroit . Phil'dphia 44 Buffalo . Windsor Cleveland Pittsburg London . Detroit . Syracuse P Springfi'd 40 29 did not see it go in. N. Stratford .. pointed out, Hockey Records The final standings of the var- {ous professional hockey leagues is NATIONAL Canadian Section PEWEL 'T BA Pts 60 53 46 46 24 44 22 13 9118 99 44.20 18 6106 0e 74 44 10 30 4 90 141 Americax Section 44 28 10 6 143 90 44 24 17 3108 78 44 19 16 9105 86 44 16 21 7102105 4 66 4 73184 INTERNATIONAL PWLT PF AP 48 30 13 5115 76 65 48 26 16 7 141114 57 48 24 18 6131112 54 48 21 18 9101108 51 47 21 20 9 88 80 48 47 17 28 2 97126 36 48 9 34 5114171 23 CANADIAN-AMERICAN Final Standing W LT PF. AP 9 2167101 60 Pro'dence 40 23 11 6132 96 52 Boston Phid"phia Haven Ontario League Playoff Games list The following is the of games still to be played in the playoffs for the Ontario Hockey ~eague championship:-- Mareh 22--Oshawa at (at Galt) Mareh March Falls March 30--Oshawa at Stratford. April 1--Niagara Falls at Osh- Guelph 5 Oshawa, Niagara --Guelph at --QOshawa at 25 on or awa. The championship to date is as follows: standing Points Guelph... civ eisananneae 6 Niagara Falls ... Oshawa ..... The Oshawa team, it should bo has only played one game so far. Stratford, Guelph and Niagara Falls have played tour each. McGill Goal Up in Halifax Game Halifax, March 23 23. A troupe of 40 14 22 4 96114 22 | 12 22 ¢ 34108 50 | 8 80140 26! | ry if PORT SNAPSHOTS Well-Known Coach and Athlete Oshawa is acquiring a well-known rugby coach and player in the person of Ralph Knight, who is coming from Woodstock this week to take a position in the Oriental Toxtiles, Limited. Ralph is an old Kitchener boy who learned his rugby at Queen's and played on the Kit- chener intermediates when they won the O.R.F.U, championship a few years back. For three seasons he was the coach of the Woodstock junior O.R.F.U. team, and he also coached the Woodstock intermediates in hockey for a season. He is quite an acquisition to Oshawa's sport- ing ranks. *® * » * Play in Galt Tonight The Oshawa Patricias are taking a trip to Galt today, and this evening they meet the Guelph Maple Leafs in.the second of their games in the playoffs for the league championship. Guelph at present are at the top of the heap with six points, but that does not mean a thing to the Pats. who are going to the Royal City with the idea of winning three more points, The game will be played in either Galt or Kitchener, as there is no artificial ice rink in Guelph, and the natural variety of ice has been chased away by the mild spell of the last few days. » = » * Here on Wednesday The Maple Leafs will be back Ticre on Wednesday night of this weel, and if the Pats. can win tonight they ought to turn the trick again on home ice. A win tonight will keep the fans highly interested, and should ensure a large crowd for Wednesday night's game at the Hambly ice- palace. * * * * : Planning the Lacrosse Season The first call has been issued for a public mecting under the auspices of the Oshawa Lacrosse Club, to be held on Tuesddy evening at 7.30 p.m. in the club rooin at the Motor City Stadium, interested in lacrosse will be made welcome at the meeting, and in view of , the fact that the General Motors will not be sponsoring senior O.A.L.A. lacrosse this year, there will be an added interest in the doings of the city club. Clarence Cox would like any lacrosse players who wish to join with the Oshawa City Club to get in touch with hin by telephon- ing No. 924, Anyone * * - * Oshawa Nationals Change Training Night As the Nats. are having a dance in the Winter Gardens on Thursday of this weck all player ded that training will be on Tuesday + this weck: instead of the usual * Any new Player s are invited to come to the Motor t § pr and et acquai The Season Ended Un Saturday night the curlers packed away their stones and broonis, and turned the key in the lock of the door of the curling rink, to bring the season to a close, It has been a splendid season for the jocal club, which has done well in competitions with other clubs and in.the big bonspiel, and it was fitting that the last weck should sec so successful a bonspiel as the open invitation event proved itself to be. In recording ed durng the week-end 'were as fol- Maple Leafs .. Loronto Lal: Holloway and Willis; centre, Hinch. cliffe; wings, King and Atkns; al- rey. Referee, Billy Bell, Toronto. M. Battleford in $65 * * * Tie at Winnipeg Wiunipeg, March 23.--Saskatche wan, winner of the Allan Cup be. once in the 22 years since it: was set up as emblem of Canada's hoc- key title, today rests new-found hope on the sturdy shoulders ot North Battleford Beavers. First intermediate squad ever to red-shirted giants from McGill Uni- versity, Montreal, met Truro's de- pleated Bearcats at the Forum here Saturday, and from that collision sparkled 60 minutes of head-up hoc. key from which the Quebec cham- pions finally emerged with a one- goal lead. This they will carry into the second and final game of the Maritime-Quebec Allan Cup play- downs at Moncton tomorrow night. The score was 2 to 1. Ottawa Rideaus Win at Hamilton Hamilton, March : 23---Penalties, win the Wheat Province"s hockey championship, Beavers on Saturday 1-all draw and high- ly touted Winnipegs, tives of the Manitoba-Thunder Bay First contest of a two-game ser- les, with the wind-up'billed Tuesday night at Winnipeg, the tie game was a long 60 minutes of dreary hockey. Maple Leafs Beat Senators by 9 to 6 Toronto, Mar. 23--V 23--With the Otta- wa Senators showing more ambition generally displayed by a club that is playing its last game of the season, Maple Leafs were forced to call forth their best scoring efforts én $550, 3495 "$775. $225, . $200. . $225 $365 i i i Saturday night 10 turn back the tail- enders, 9 to 6, and it was not until it in the manner that is necessary for a club that is about to enter the play- downs for the world's championship, For the greater part of the first two periods the Maple Leafs not only looked bad but were away below form and had it not been for a bril- liant display by Lorne Chabot in the.{t net the Senators would have been so far ahead that the Smythemen would have nceded a telescope of consider- able power to see them at all, The Leafs entcred the game with together with disregard for com- bination play, brought about the downfall of Hamilton O.H.A. sen- for champions in the first of home and home Allan Cup games with the Ottawa Rideaus at the arena here on Saturday night. As a re- sult, the Yellow and Black will in- vade the capital on Monday night with a one goal deficit. The Rid- caus came from behind to defeat the Tigers 2 to | and gave ample indication that they will be hard to topple in the return contest. Leading with a clean cut goal in the opening period, Hamilton saw the count evened in the second on a combination play that drove close in, and after they had been unable to take advantage of a situ- ation which found three Ottawa meg off the ice at the same time, the locals suffered defeat when the lone Ottawa scorer, Gordle Peterkin, ran in his second goal of he game late in the third frame the final 20 minutes that the locals [as Hamilton had two men serving got their combination plays clocking [time in the hoosesow. BRUINS WIN LAST GAME Boston, March 23.--The Boston Bruins ended their reguiar Naional Hockey League season here Satur- day night by handing the Montreal Maroons a 3-1 setback. As both eams had won places in the next playoffs they were unwilling to run any risks and there was but little body-checking attempted in wide-open conflict, the the closing of the season, the sports editor wishes to express thanks to the officials of the club who gave splendid co-operation in reporting the various events of the curling club. ua LJ Baseball League Meeting The annual. meeting, of the Lakeshore baseball league, in which the Oshawa Aarabs are vitally interested, is to be held in Port Hope on Wednesday night of thi s week, at the department of agriculture office. It is important that the Aarabs be represented at this meeting, and the secreary-treasurer of the league, M. from the local club be in attendance. - Ld B. Bennett, has asked that someone BRITISH SUBS MAKING WAR ON CHINESE PIRATES Are Operating Against Sea- Rovers Who Prey on Merchant Ships Hong Kong, March 23.~The Bri- tish navy has started open subma- rine warfare against roving Chinese pirates who prey on foreign and Chinese ships in the Bias Bay area, Four new submarines have been sent from Britain to reinforce the two now operating against the sca- rovers off the South China coast, last stronghold of the nirates, The new submarines are of the "P" class, the latest thing in underwater fight- ing ships. The Poseidon and the Perseus, two units of 'the new flotilla, are expected in Hong Kong this month. Their sister vessels, the Pandora and the Proteus, are undergoing repairs after a collision in Gibraltar Bay and will arrive later. For years the daring pirates of the Bias Bay region have had their own way with merchant vessels. Often hoarding them Tn onen sea, they %iead them toward the Bay, where the plunder is taken off to the mountain homes of the pirates. Wealthy pas- sengers are often held for ransom. Most of the marauders are former soldiers and fishermen lured by the prospect of easy wealth. In one in- stance the ruffians were headed by a well-dressed and bobbed-haired young woman who brandished a gun in each hand as her comrades ransacked a Japanese steamer, Generally the pirates board the vessel as passengers and reveal themselves only after the ship has passed into open sea. They usually carry out their plans without much interference unless there are armed guards on board, Constant patrol along the Bias Bay coast is maintained by destroyer squadrons and submarines, but the latter havé been found more effec- tive. A number of attempted pirate raids have been terminated abruptly by the appearance of undersea boats, but with only two submarines it was not possible for the China fleet to maintain year round duty. The Canton government is report- ed to contemplate joining the anti- pirate warfare. LIBRARY GREW QUICKLY Aberystwyth, Wales, March 23.-- The collection in the National Lib- rary of Wales, opened 22 years ago without a single book, today num- bers 550,000 items, many of them priceless manuscripts. The late Sir John Williams, a physician, trans. ferred his collection of Welsh books and manuscripts to the library on the opening day. the knowledge that the result made no difference to them and with the intention of keeping away from injuties, and this combination caused them tq look about the poorest they have on local ice this season. The defente was like a sieve, and the Senators, imbued with the desire to defeat the possible champions tore in on the goal, and how Chabot turned aside some of the attacks will always remain a mystery. ! CANADIENS IN TIE Montreal, March 23, -- A 4-4 overtime tie between Canadiens and the Philadelphia Quakers 3at- urday night closed the schedule of the National Hockey League here. The chief objection to these swell gangster funerals is their infre- quency. --Waco News-Tribune, Ye CAREW -- LumpLR (© A ~ HR er Bs STARTS TUESDAY ~~ Together Again! JANET GAYNOR CHARLES FARRELL c-- "The Man Who Came Back" Final Times----Touight Richard Barthelmess in--"THE LASH" Ontario Motor Sales Mercury Service Karn's Drug Store Mike's Place Oshawa Motor Club - (affiliated with Ontario Motor League) THIRD ANNUAL CAPRICE GENOSHA HOTEL Thursday March 26th, At 6-30 P.M. EVERYBODY WELCOME (Ladies especially invited) Tickets may be procured at the following places: -- Oshawa Motor cw Office Mitchell's Drug Stor Jury & Lovell's ei Store Hockey Results The scores of hockey games play- lows: Allan Cup Playdowns Otta. Rideaus 2 Hamilton .. McGill 2 Truro Winnipeg .... 1 N. Battleford National League 9 Ottawa . oCanadiens .. 4 Philadelphia Boston ...... 3 Montreal sChicago .... 2 Detroit International League Cleveland .... 4 Buffalo .... sLondon .... 2 Syracuse .... Canadian American League Springfield 5 Providence ., oNew Haven .. 1 Philadelphia American League 2 Buffalo 1 oSt. Louis .... 8 Tulsa 7 sChicago. .... 6 Kansas City .. 3 s--Played Sunday; o--Overtime, Now in Training |: At Columbus, Ga. |; Columbus, Ga., 'March 23.----Rain and cool weather have combined in handicap the Maple Leafs in their training sojourn here. On Saturday Steve O'Neill's athletes were forced | to spend the day indoors. 1 During the early morning hours, | ¢ Georgia and adjacent states were swept with a cold wave that brought a heavy downpour of rain | c: and when the regular time arrived | t for the practice session. Golden Park here was totally unfit for play. | i The rain continued during the day |t winding up in a sort of grand cli- max with a thunder and lightning storm. Yesterday, however, under laden skies and a temperature that was far below what the Leafs experienc- ed in their first five days here. Man- ager O'Neill mustered his players at the park around one o'clock and they went through a brisk two-hour session that included everything but batting practice. The players are all in good condition but they worked under wraps yesterday in order not to counteract the benefits derived from the warm weather last week. Rogell Under Weight The biz event of Saturday was the arrival of Billy Rogell. Rozeli would have reported sconer only he did not receive his transportation. After waiting three days at his home in Lawrence, Mass., for it he finally paid his own way down here. Rogell is about five pounds under his usual weight but he looks ex- tremely fit. He had been working out in a gymnasium at Phillips Aca- demy. Andover, Mase., previous to reporting. While there he ran across Bucky Burke. According to Rogell, Burke has taken off.about 15 or 20 pounds and has been working hard all Spring to get into condition. Rogell declares that his arm fis feeling great. He hurt it while with Detroit last year and it bothered him all season. However, he was whipping the ball around in great fettle during this afternoon's drill and he is quite keen to get down to daily practice sessions. HAWKS WIN AT DETROIT Detroit, March 23. The Detroit Falcons wound up the local Na- tional Hockey League segson here last night in a bang-up rames with the Chicago Black Hawks, the Hawks coming off victorious by a 2 to 1 score, South Carolina Avenue At the Boardwalk ATLANTIC CITY'S Newest Centrally Located Fireproof Hotel $5.00 DAY AND UP AMERICAN PLAN Write, Phone or Wire. R. B. LUDY, MD. Pats Need to Win Tonight' s|, their ghaimplon; shin by playing against 'the ing no artificial ice, so the coming of spring games the move games. | Maple Leafs are lead ng the parade for the SA Wednesday while. ule ahead of the as good as any of the other teams in Maple Leafs, Without Ice Are Playing Home Games At the Galt Ice-Palace the playoff series, so they will be in there battling for the full sixty min- utes in an effort to land a champion- ship 'for Oshawa in its first season of professional hockey. Game to Stay in the Run- ning for the Ontario League Championship -- Guelph Play Here on Wednesday NEW RINK FOR LINDSAY Lindsay, March 23.--Things are beginning to move ia the proposal to erect a new hockey rink for Lindsay similar to Preston's $23,- 000 structure and on Mcriay night a committee of five will meet to form tentative proposals lor get- ting together members or varioos local societies and starting a cam- paign to raise the balance of cap- ital asked for befora construction of the rink starts, Members of the zommittee are: Messrs. R. Butler, M. Stephens, Chris Toziog, Frank Cotey, Don Osborne, Mr. F. J. Carew is hand- ling the main end of the Proposal; GRADS ARE HOME St. John, N.B., Mavch 22. --Mod- est over their achievement though preud to have uphe!d Canado's name in the world of sport, the main body cf the vicicrious Can- adian hockey stars, Manitoba Grads, arrived in St. John yester- day from Liverpool on the C.P.R, liner, Duchess of Richmond, en route to their homes in Winnipeg. Tonight the Oshawa Pats. continue quest of the Ontario League Guelph Maple Leais at Galt. Guelph is in the unfortunate vosition of hay- weather has put an end to on their own arena, bysee to Galt for their home This will be decidedly to the wdvantage of the Oshawa team, since t will be neutral ice, although Guelph s likely to have a considerable num- bes of fans on hand to give the Leafs some encouragement, A great de: il depends gn the result », since the Maple Hampions] ip, and the Oshawa team nust turn in a victory to have much hance of getting to the top. The teams play at Oshawa again on night, and if the Pats. an secure the full points for these wo games, they will be sitting pretty. Three points are allowed for a win in the playoff, series, and onc for a ic game, so that every win is worth The Pats. have a hard sched- , with games every ond day, and every one will count, The boys are in good shape, however hd are confident that they are just INDIANS BREAK EVEN Cleveland, Ohio, March The Cleveland Indians gained an even break in the season's eight- game series with the first place Buffalo Bisons in an International League game here last night Ly winning 4 to 1 n #4 ur---- Specials Shop early every week and take the opportunity to make a real saving........avoid the crowds and save money. A & P ENCORE Bread LENTEN SPECIAL! 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