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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1932 PORT PAGE | EXCITING GAMES IN ONT. REGIMENT VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE PAGE TEN TODAY'S SPORTING FEATURES Volleyball League Games Played at Armouries Last Nite Port Colborne and Niagara Falls Play 1-1 Tie in Plyn-off North Toronto Juniors Win Their Group From Lions "TODAY'S SPORTING FEATURES Maple Leafs Blanked, 3-0 by Boon in N.H.L. Game Maroons Snow Under Amazing Amerks, 7-1 | Detroit Falcons Hold League-leading Rangers to Tie, 2-2 { bad. co a] 3 ERDAS LILY of COLON cr il Fn a Spirited Games Played in Volleyball League Falcons Are Now Leading by Three Points in Group "A"--St. Andrew's Are Leading in Second Group Winning Three Points From Signallers--Mike's Place Won Three From Falcons and Are Now Tied for Second Place As usual there were some good games and some not so good at the Armories last night in the Ontario Regiment Volleyball League, Features of the even- ing included the play of Falcons in group "A" who by taking three points from Andrew's consolidated their position at the head of the lists. The other St, games in the group were closely contested and did not result in any material change in standings. Simcoes took two and lost one game with ment, while the Firemen emerged from their long losing streak to | take one game in three from Tex- | tile. Group '"B" however \ greategt changes. St. Andrew's second last week took three points from the leading Signal- lers and took undisputed posses- sion of first place, with the Sig- nallers dropping into second posi- tion. A three point win by Mike's Place over Falcons raised them from fourth place to a tie for second place with the "Wig-Wag- gers'. The Times team which had not won a game previously took two games out of three from A.Y.M.C. and emerged from the cellar and are now tiled for that position with them, There are possibilities of changes in the standing next week as Falcons and Simcoes, first and second place holders at present will meet and as Falcons are only three points out in front, a tie is possible. Textiles and St. Andrew's will play and the "Saints" are - favoured to take their opponents but Textiles are only two points down and may turn the trick and make a big change in the standing. In the other gameg in group "A" Regi- ment will play their old rivals from the Fire Hall. The feature games in group '"B" should be those between Mike's Place and Signallers, who are now died for second place. In the other games St. Andrew's play Times and Falcons play saw the Pr ---- -- "HE NEW MARTIN Final Showing TODAY "DANCE TEAM" 'with JAMES DUNN SALLY EILERS COMING + Thursday-Friday EDNA MAY OLIVER in "FANNY FOLEY the | the -Regi- | against A.Y.M.C. It is hard to tell just what will happen in these games, but St. Andrew's are in a position to take Times into camp, while it is a toss up between Falcons and A.Y.M.C, | with Falcons favoured slightly | as they have six points in the standing and A.Y.M.C. two. The standing of the teams to date fs: GROUP "A" P. W Falcons Simcoes St. Andrew's Regiment Textile Firemen GROUP "RB" Pow, 1 St. Andrew's ..1 Mike's Place Signallers Falcons BOO DE wR D ov --- on Results of Last Night's Games GROUT "A Simcoe 2, Regiment 1. Firemen 1, Textile 2, Falcons 3, St. Andrew's 0. GROUP "B" St. Andrew's 3, Signallers 0. "falcons 0, Mike's Place 3. Times 2, A.Y.M.C. 1. 'Hockey Results Hockey games played yesterday resulted as follows: National League 3 Maple Leafs .. Montreal ....7 Americans ... xRangers Detroit x10 minutes overtime. International League London ..... 3 Pittsburg Detroit .....1 Syracuse O.H.A. Senior Niagara Falls 1 Port Colborne 0O.H.A. Intermediate zDurham .2 + Wiarton zRound tied, 3-3. Port Dover 2 Hagersville .. Penetang 3 Orillia Kitchener ,..5 Tavistock .... Hamilton ....2 Woodstock .. Gananoque ..6 RMC, ...... xClinton ....1 'Exeter ...... x30 minutes overtime. Goderich ....3 Mitchell i Dunnville .... O.H.A. Junior Preston ....10 Elora xN. Toronto 4 Lions Windsor Tech, 5 London East 1 x30 minutes' overtime, Boston The new Ford car causes more interest than the millinery crea- tions for Easter, 1932, ~ Ky td N etal Ps dy THEATR Playing Today The False Madonna With Kay Francis, Willlam Boyd, Conway Tearle ' App. U -- Feature No. 2 Douglas * Fairbanks Around the World in 80 Minutes Starting Friday Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde TE ER Ta Sh Cataracts Draw with Sailors 1-1 Niagara Falls, Ont., Feb, 17. -- Port Colborne Sailors and Niag- ara Falls Cataracts waged a strenuous battle here last night, when each team scored in the third pelod to finish deadlocked 1-1 in the first game of the O. H.A senior semi-fianls, Total goals on the round will decide the issue, and the return game w!ll be played at Port Colborne Friday night. Strong defensive hockey, punc- tuated by a few pretty offensive thrusts by both teams, featured the episode. It was a great bat- tle with little to choose between two fine teams which gave their best and presented no weak spots. "Dinty"' goal, was probably outstanding performer. He was not hard pressed from close range but rose to great heights on a couple of occasions, especial- ly in the third period. Kaminsky ana Smith, on the starting front line, impressed. Bowman and Kalfleish on the defense also rlayed well, For the Sailors, Morrill, Shan- won and Heximer looked Dest, though they were given bul little chance by the Falls checkers. Durby Nixon, who filled in in the absence of Mountain, who was on the injured list, played splen- did hockey, and his scoring of his team's lone marker was a fit- ting reward for his good efforts.' Moore, in the Sailors' the game's Red Devils Keep Bobsled Title Lake Placid, Feb. 17, -- Freed from Olympic crowds and setting, five teams of bob sledders turnad loose all their dazzling speed on the slippery side of Mount Van Hoevenberg yesterday to crown Harry Homburger's four "Red Devils" champions of North Am- erica for the second straight yeer and squeeze loose from the Olympic run every thrill save the shock of sudden smash-up and injury. On a track snow and covered with ice, but still not fast enough to suit them, Homburger whipped his sled through the vertical banks and hairpin turns on the two heats in a total time of 3 minutes 48.- 34 seconds, to beat the reckless Roumanian, Lieutenant Alexan- aer Papana, and his aviator mates for the title by just under three seconds. "Hack" Simpson to Go to McGill Montreal, Feb. 17, -- Haro™ "Hack' Simpson, reserve centre nipegs, Canada's Olympic hockey ple hockey champions, expects to enter McGill University next Fall, he told newspapermen here yes- terday. He is at present attend- ing the University of Manitoba, studying commerce. The Olympic team yesterday was the guest of the City of Mon- treal at a banquet over which Alderman Dr. Fred Gilday, pre- sided. Mayor Ralph Webb, Win- nipeg, and Hack Simpson, were among the speakers. Al Smith is weakest where the Democrats are gupposed to be the strongest, This undoubtedly is his great handicap in securing the nomination of his party, and it is a handicap against any possible success in the November contest, Truck Users! You Can Now Buy the World Renowned | Sport Snapshots | Team Oshawa Lindsay ....000000 Trenton .... Bowmanville Peterborough .... Cobourg TOTAL GOALS Games to be played: Cubourg , + LJ ¥ with Cobourg. But g defeating Cobourg. This will the group finals, Ld " Lindsay, Peterboro and | the same brushed clean of date, (lay-offs started by next week » » nam o™ Lindsay at Bowmanville Cobourg at Peterborough, win their two remaining 'games they say will still have their present 10. enter the play-offs, no matter what they 'do in their if Bowmanville force a three-team be tied for the play-off position and there would be a deadlock for the fight to sce who would meet Oshawa for the privilege of entering the Intermediate O.H.A. playdowns, night and that Lindsay will play their game in Bow:panville at The standing of the local Intermediate group to date is as follows: Goals F. A. Pt 56 19 19 36 39 10 zn 2 9 23 2 8 Zz 3» 8 38 0 188 . Bowmanville at T.P. T.P.-- Games yet to be played » LJ By studying this group standing we can see that there is a possi- bility of a three-cornered tie for the play-off position [f Bowmanville will have 12 points while Lind If this happens Peterboro cannot remaining gam beat Lindsay and lose in Cobourc they will each have 10 points and Peterboro will be able to catch them play-off for the second place which is the place which meets the Oshawa Maroons in LJ y Also, if all these "ifs" and "buts" should happen to come true and Jowmanville should be tied for second place, the Oshawa team would have to go to Trenton to re-play their tic game which was played in the eastern town last Thursday night. Ii this should come to pass and Trenton won this game they would als » Aa cuse | four-cornered | With regard to the remaining games in the local Intermediate grou it is expected that Cobourg will play in Peterboro on or about Friday | about In any case the schedule should be finished and the % » Every Tuesday evening at the Amouriés the Ontario Regiment Vol- Il. yball League swings into action and some exciting games result I'here is no admission charged to sce these contests and now that the | schedule has been going for four weeks the LJ . groups of six teams each, offs. the teams are scheduled to play. . . night, It wag unfortunate against the fast Kingston juniors, » Ld The Times has reccived several enquiries for a rtmaining games to be played in League. Through the courtesy of Mr, W. A. Hewitt, manager of the Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens, we the following are the dates along with the names of the visiting teams: Thursday, Feb. 18-- Rangers; Thursday, Feb, 25--Detroit ; Saturday, Feb, 27--Chicago; Tuesday, Mar, 1--Americans; Saturday, Mar. 5--Cana- diens; Saturday, Mar. 12--Boston; teams are just getting | warmed up and it would be worth the fans' trouble to call in and see | these games some Tuesday evening. Twelve teams comprise this league and they are drawn up into two The standing of the league in both groups is elsewhere on this page and from it one can see that the league is a very close one as the first four teams in each group are in the play- This also makes the teams try at all timgs and keeps the teams in playing to finish out the schedule right till the last night on which | real In the O.H.A. bulletin this morning the Bowmanville Juniors an nounce their withdrawal from the competition for this season and as result will not play the Kingston outfit in Bowmanville tomorrow for the Bowmanville team to The Bowmanville boys have only played in their own rink once this season and as a result had not arous- ed any enthusiasm and they were wis to withdraw and save their funds in hopes for a more successful season next year. Ld LJ of the Hockey schedule Toronto in the National have received the information and Saturday, Mar. 19--Chicago. Leafs Blanked by Bruins 3-0 Boston, Feb. 17.--The Boston Bruins played their best brand of hockey last night to register their first victory of the season over the speedy Toronto Maple Leafs, who were shut out, 3 to 0. The Leafs, who sadly missed the injured Charlie Conacher, were unable to get going al- though King Clancy wore himself out trying to start scoring plays. The first period was cautious- ly played, neither side being will- ing to gamble and it ended with- out a score. In the second, Frank Jerwa was bumped at the Leafs' blue line but he managed to slide the puck over and Dit Clapper nailed it. The latter passed to Barry and Marty aimed a hard shot that struck Goaler Chabot's skate and bounded back into his net for the opening tally. Art Chapman intercepted Harry Day's passout in the third period, pivoted in quickly and drove a 16-footer into the Toronto net. The final score was 3-0. Goalie Herb Stuart, of London, doing some of the greatest work of his* career to garner his ninth shut- out, Winnipegs to Play Ex. Games Montreal, Feb, 17.--The Win- nipegs,Canada's Olympic hockey champions will meet an Ottawa team at the Capital tonight it was announced here last night, After tonight's game the Pegs will have a rest before meeting the Atlantic City Sea Gulls at the seuside resort on Friday and the Prooklyn Cregcents in New York on Sunday. It is thought probable that on the team's return from New York, they will play games in Hamilton, Toronto and Fort Wil- liam, although nothing has been definitely announced. Detroit's Lone Goal Beats Stars Detroit, Feb. 17.---Detroit kept its place well up in the Interna- tional Hockey League here last night by beating the Syracuse Stars 1 to 0. The local team was almost wrecked by injuries and played cautiously most of the time, The only score came late in the third period. Centre New- man was waiting deep in Syra- territory when he received | a pass from Gilhooley, and sent it | home, | was visionipg an overtime draw. when most of the crowd Detroit Falcons and Rangers Tied New York, Feb, 17.--A fluke roal and a great defence gave the Detroit Faleons a 2 all tie with the New York Rangers in a hard fought National Hockey Leazue game last night. The draw cost the Faleong thelr exclusive hold on third place in the Am- erican division, putting the minto a tie with the victorious Boston Bruins, Maroons Move to Third Place Montreal, Feb. 17.-- The Mont- Maroons climbed out of the cellar position of the Canadian section of the Natonal Hockye League standing by trouncing the New. York Americans 7 to 1 here last night. It was a dull game up to the last period, when the Americans threw caution to the winds after scoring once and the Maroons caught them flat-footed with most of their men at the wrong end of the rink, 'North Toronto | Win Their Group be drawn Toronto. Feb. 17.--North To- ronto finished a most gruelling play-off round by defeating To- ronto Lions last night, 4 to 8, In 30 minutes of overtime, they took the championship of the Big Four 0O.H.A. junior group by 11 to 10 in the series that resolved itself into a three-game affair. That little edge in stamina that brought them from behind in the first two overtime periods to prolong the issue, outlasted the condition of the lagging Ljons, and sent these North Enders to a group honor in their first year in O.H.A, competition, The Chinese army couldn't ac- cept that $125,000 offer of Shanghai merchants to do its fighting 20 miles away from the city. Not even to see a good fight will the Chinese travel 20 miles. It was by an uncomfortably slim margin that Canada won again the Olympic hockey chams plonship. ' The Winnipegs are a low scoring team, but the fact that these Allan Cup champions were so closely held by an Am- erican team indicates that Can- ada can no longer remain confi- dent of supremacy in hockey. Greenwood Greenwood, Feb, 16.--Miss Dorothy Leigh, of Hilton, was a week-end guest of Miss Mabel Ble. Residents are sorry to hear of her father, Rev. Mr. Leigh's poor health, which has made ft necessary for him to retire before the end of his pastorate. Mr, and Mrs, Leigh are residing at King- ston, The Ladies' Ald met in the basement of the church on Fri- day afternoon and had a quilting after which refreshments were served by Mrs. Corbett, Mrs. Brandon and Mrs. Smart. The ladies decided to have a New England dinner in the near fut- ure. The Valentine Social on Fri- day evening was a decided suc- cess. Mrs.- Will Pagg gave a read- ing and took part in a witty short drama entitled "A Practical Use for Pedlers'". A humorous Irish reading was given by Miss Mabel Bie. Mr. Green was post- master of the Valentine post of- fice and read aloud the various amusing Valentine messages. The orchestra rendered splendid music. Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mrs, Bayles on the ar- rival of a Valentine grand son at the home of her son, Mrs. W. Gee is on the sick list, while Mrs. Hague continues very i. Rev. W. S. Smart and Mrs. Smart took tea at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pegg on Monday evening. Mrs. Smart has gone to Toronto to spend a few days with her daughter, Mrs. William Gee Porter, The members of the Commun- ity Club League are invited to visit the Community League at Kinsale on Friday evening, Mr. T. Bentley, of Kinsale had to.be rushed to the hospital on Friday evening to undergo a ser- fous operation. He is progressing favorably. Mr. Bentley came to Greenwood when he first came out from England years ago and his many friends here are much concerned for his welfare. Mr. Will Brown is doing a good business carrying produce to the city each week. Mr. James Gibson who has been In Oshawa Hospital for about three months is expected home in about a week. Greenwood now boasts of an excellent orchestra under the cap- able leadership of Mr. Milton Pegg, Since the weather has become cold enough the Boys' Hockey Club is making good use of the ice. We understand a game was played here yesterday with Clare- mont. , With a cheque for some $8.- (80 odd dollars in his pocket, sent him by the Henry Govern- ment as uncollected pay during his term as premier from 19, to 1923, Hon. E. C. Drury will now be able to regard the low irice of farm-products with more complacency. Dollar Day Special MEN'S SUITS With EXTRA TROUSERS $2450 Sizes 35 to 44. These sits are tailored | from 14 to 16 ox English | worsted. 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