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PAGE SIX TODAY'S SPORTING FEATURES Orono and Baillieboro at Newcastle Tonight. Falcons Take Lead in Ladies' League Playoffs. Ladies Reach Finals of Doubles Tourney. TODAY'S SPORTING FEATURES Kitchener to Stick to Intermediate Rugby. Peterboro to Meet Dodgers in 0.A.S.A. Playoffs. Toronto Leafs Drop Two Games to Orioles. bea | Falcons Defeat Malleables in Ladies' League Playo Falcons Bunched Their Hits in Three Innings to Win Game by 7 to 3 Srappy Exhibition of Soft- ball Given in First of Series to Decide Cham- pionship of Ladies' Soft- ball League Falcons maintained their win- ning streak at the expense of the Mzlleables by defeating them for the third straight time in the first of the league championship playoffs at the Motor City Stad- ium last night, the score at the end of nine innings of excel- lent softbal] being 7 runs to 3 for the Falcons. It was a snappy game of ball all the way through, with little to choose betwee) the teams, except that the Falcons were able to bunch their hits 'a three innings to make more tha: enough runs to win the game They outhit their opponents bh: eleven hits to eigh,, but five of their hits came in the sixth in ning to count for four runs, and these runs represented the mar- gin of victory. The Malleables made desperate efforts in the seventh and eighth to turn the tide, but had to be content with one run in each of these innings. Falcons took the lead by scor-- ing two runs in the second in- nigs and one in the fourth. The Malleables were held scoreless until the fifth, when they notch- ed a single counter, and it was still anybody's game, Then came the fatal seventh, when the Fal- cons tore loose, and with five hits, including a two-bagger, and an error, came home four times to win the game, Uniformly good pitching was served up by V, Elliott for the winners and A. Fisher for the losers, but the fielding was a trifle ragged in spots. The Fal- cons had five errors chalked up against them, and these helpel the Malleables to score their three runs, while three misplays were chzrged against the losers One of these came at a crucial time in the seventh innings, ani had a decided effect on the scor- ing. R. Reece, of the Malleables, had the best batting record of the g:ome, getting three hits, in cluding a double, in five tim.: at bat. For the winners, E. El- liott, M. Elliott and L. Watson all bagged a couple of safeties The second game of the series will be played on Friday nighr, when the Malleables wil] doubt less make a big effort to even it up. THE BOX SCORE Falcons ABR HPO AE B. Morgan, ss 5 1 6 Lor. Wats'nrf5 1 0 G. McComb 3b 4 0 4 Ede Elliott c4 0 0 R. Coulter, 1f4 1 0 H. Holmes, cf 3 0 M. Elliott, 2b 4 3 V. Elliott, p.. 4 0 4 L. Watson, 1b 4 b BO bd BD mk bk 1D D bk b 10.2 Total ... 37 7 11 27 18 § Malleables AB R H PO A E . MeI't're 2b5 0 2 . Thomps'n c 5 Reece, 3b... § . Spencer 1b Moody, cf. Siblock, rf 4 Siblock, .88 3 Weeks, If. 4 Fisher, p. 4 PrEadRTdx OBO R00 WO=MODOOO = OOOO Total ... 38 3 827 10. 8 Score by Innings: . RHE. Falcons .. 020100 400--7 11 5 Malleables 000010 110--3 8 2 Umpires--W. Fair at the plate: R. Fair on bases. I am not ashamed to confess that I am ignorant of what I do not know.--Cicero. NEW MARTIN - THURSDAY JAMES DUNN GocETY GIRL SPENCER PEGGY SHANNON Fox Picture Rotes. Special Weekly. Finest Pood, Comty Rooms. Reloxo Non. Homelike Comforts. Fine loca- Hon, one Block to Ocean. Breathe Deep the Bracing Ocean Air. Cour- tesy, Politeness and Service are Yours Sor Less Than You Think. Write now. BEAUTIFUL STATES AVENUE AT PACIFIC Dodgers to Meet Petes in Playoff The Peterboro Sugar-Bow!s having defeated Lindsay in their league playoff, the Oshawa Doc- gers will now meet the Peterboro team in the first of their play- downs for the Ontario Softbali Association championship, Th» dates for these playdowns have not yet been rrranged, but the Dodgers are expecting a call to get into the game by the end of this week. In the meantime, they are to keep in practice by mecl- ing the Taylor Beaches, secord nlace team in the Toronto Beaclies League, in an exhibition gama at the Motor City Stadum at 6.30 tomorrow evening. The Tayler Beaches are reputed to be a fast and snappy ball team, and wili provide rea] opposition for the city's representatives in the O.A. S.A. championship series, so the fans ccn be assured that they will see a good game of softhal! at the Stadium tomorrow eve :- ing. Big League Ma rk Tied by Chicago New York, Aug. 24. --The Chicago Cubs tied the major league record and set a new Na- tionaj League mark yesterday when they made only one assist while defeating the Phillies, 5 to 1. This fourth consecutive win over Philadelphia increased the Cubs' first-place lead to three and one-half games over the idle Brooklyn Dodgers, The lone assist ninth inning when Shortstop Mark Koenig threw out Lee at first base, This tied the majors' record made by the Chicago White Sox against the Boslen Red Sox, May 19, 1927, and since equalled once. The former Na- tional League record was two, made by Pittsburg in 1908, and since equzlled five times. Leafs Drop Pair to Oriole Flock Toronto, Aug. 24.--Pitchers Bruce Cunningham and Sugar Cain were much too good for the Leafs yesterday and the Orioles won hoth games of a aouole- header as the series came tc na close with the Marylanders win- ning 14 of the 24 fixtures Jo which the two teams were on ponents this season, The scores were 9 to 1 and 2 to 1. Cunningham, formerly came in (he of the Old Country Soccer Glasgow, Aug. 24.--St. Mirren defeated Third Lanark by 3 goals to 1 in a Scottish League first di- vision soccer game yesterday. Third Lanark were playing away from home. Queen's Park drew with Mor- ton, and Rangers with Clyde, at scores of 1 to 1 and 2 to 2. Ran- gers, holders of the Scottish Cup, have already lost one and won two games this seasom. Alloa swamped Armadale 6 to 0 in a second division fixture. St. Bernard's drew with Queen of South when each team netted two goals. Baseball Record INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost P.C. 89 47 654 b 552 540 526 .476 448 .436 .336 Newark ,........ Buffalo Baltimore ... Montreal Rochester .. Albany ... ves em Jersey Cigo 0s Tuesday's Scores Baltimore. . 9-2 Toronto Montreal.... 3 Newark Only games played. .1- 1 .it NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost 67 51 66 57 64 62 61 59 58 Chicago Brooklyn Pittshurg Boston . Philadelphia St. Louis New York Cincinnati 63 82 3 Tuesday's Scores Chicagd..... 5 Philadelphia Pittsburg 4 New York Boston 6 St. Louis Other clubs not scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost 83 37 75 48 New York Philadelphia Cleveland 'ashington Retroit PA St. Louis .. wil Chicago .... sop 3 Boston .... . # 32 Tuesday's Scores New York... 8 St. Louis Philadelphia.15 Chicago xWeshington. 5 Cleveland Detroit. ..... 5 Boston ... x--13 innings. STARS RETURN 0 DROADWA old Favorites Welcomed Back for Start of New Season New York--Mauda Adams, Eva e Gallienne, Ethel Barrymore, George M. Cohan and a host 'of Boston Braves, held the Leafs to Other old friends of Broadway are tive hits in the first game, whi e being welcomed back for the start his comnznions in crime were belting Ray Walker and Earl Cook for fourteen. 'The Leafs made no more than one hit in : single inning and they did not score until the seventh, in which inninz they grouped two passes and Howell's first hit of two for the game to count their loac score. Two Runs in Ninth Win for Yankees New York, Aug. 24.--Althkough outhit 13 to 11, the New York Yankees came from behind to score two runs in the minth in. ning yesterday and defeat the St, Louis Browns 8 to 7 in the final zame of the seascn to be played between the clubs at the stadium. Tony Lazzeri's triple, his see- ond of the day, scored the winning runs. Lazzeri's first triple in the seventh inning also scored two runs. Lou Gehriz hlasted out his twenty-seventh home run of the season in the fifth inming with Babe Ruth aboard. The latter had 2 perfect day at bat, driving out 'hree hits and scoring three runs himself. Kitchener Sticks to Intermediates for Rugby Season Kitchener, Aug. 24.--Anmounce- ment is made by the Kitchener- Waterloo: Rugby Club that it would likely confine its rughy ac- tivity this year to the O.R.F.U. intermediate series. For the past four years the club has operated hath senior and junior series, but it is deep in the red and must cur- tail, hence the. decision to drop from the senior to intermediate ranks. There is an outside chance that a junior club may again be entered, but this is rather slim. Temmy Henderson and Cam- mie Seagram have been appoint- ed joint coaches of the club, which will seek a grouping with St. Thomas, Wosdstock and Lon. don, Times Classified Ads, get results { » of the new stage season, ' Missing for a year or more from Manhattan playhouses, an lmpres- ; of favorites are either in or lining up new vehicles hey hope will be new the country's leading Included among 'them are Jack Buchanan and Jessie Matthews, English stars who have not been seen on this slde since "Wake up and Dream" some time ago. Buch- anan 'will be in a musical comedy while Miss Matthews will be a com- edienne in "The Gay Divorcee." Another returning Londoner is Ivor Novello, who will have the leading role in one of his own dra- mas, "I Lived With You." He play- ed on 'Broadway last Billie Burke (widow of Florenz Zeigfield) iy the "The Truth Game" and with Benita Hume in "Symphony in Two Flats" both written by himself, t Maude Adams, who spurned Jroadway last secaso, for a road tour, is coming back to the original scene of "her many triumphs and it is altogether likely she will choose one of Shakespeare's plays, though she denies it, It is'known she has been thinking .bout "Twelfth Night" in .association' with Elsie Ferguson, Eva 'le Gallienne has revived her Civic Repertory Group, atter a year of study In Europe and is first to play opposite Joseph Schildkraut in Franz Molnar's "Lilliom", George M. Cohan returns ip the manner of the prodigal son after some irksome experiences with the movinz pictures in Hollywood, "Bad as Boardway is, it is still far ahead of 'the movies," he says. He will present some more of his comedies in the west 40's. Ethel Barrymore has been re- nouncing Broadway in favor of 'the road but is coming back. Under the aegis. of her old manager, Arthur Hopkins, she will play in "Encore." The 'young season did not get off to a very auspicious start this month, - "Scrapbook," first musical show, turned out to be a, array of vaudeville acts and the first play Page ' Pygmalion," has been at- tacked as a weak, haphazard com- edv. Tt was written by Carl Men- kel, Brooklyn dentist, | Sport Snapshots league championship playoffs. going a 'long way to see. LJ] » them count for runs, so the Falcons came out on top. » » % LJ city. » ¥ Tonight's in good, games be hard un the playoff series, and will be * * tonight to th: IB.A.A. playoff games. the church The Tuxis team, contenders for the championship will meet opposition in the Holy Trinity team, while the Knox Church boys will play i, Westmount. Knox boys are battling to. make sure of a place The Falcons are making the fans sit up and take notice. In the last week, they have met the Malleables three times, and have won three straight victories, the latest being last night's game in the first of the This is no mean record against a team of the calibre of 'the Malleables, and shows that there is going to be something doing before this playoff series is decided. The Malleables are sure to come back strong in Friday's game, and if they win and tle up the series, they the third and deciding game should be worth LJ » The Falcons won last night because they bunched their hits to make On the general run of ,play they had no edge at all on the Malleables, but they made their hits count, while the Mal- icables .could not hit with runners on, bascs. Hits wip ball games, and LJ LJ The Oshawa Dodgers now meet Peterboro' Suggr-Bowls, in the first round of the O.A.S.A., and this should be a good series. it that the. Peterboro' team has a pitcher who is 56 years old, but who shows amazing ability in getting them over and making the batters hit where they ain't. This should put a little. bit of spice into the games. Rumour has LJ LJ As a refresher, the Dodgers are tomorrow night taking on the Taylor Beaches, of ithe Toronto Beaches League in an exhibition game, The Dodgers are biting off a big chunk in tackling the Taylors, as they are second place team in their. league, one :of the fastest circuits in the big But the fans can be assured of a good game, and should turn out well to see the Dodgers in action again, * » league at Alexandra Park should right on their toes, while in the ther game the Tuxls team, now in second place, will have a battle ;on their hands to take the Holy Trinity team Into camp. These games are drawing large crowds, and tonight should be no exception, "* » ; Orme Gamshy iand his Orono Ramblers will be hosts at Newcastle Jaillieboro team in the second of thelr intermediate O. Orme's boys lost the first game.in Baillieboro on Saturday, but will be right in there tonight to tie up the series.: The$ have had some rest since thelr hectic six games;in a week of last week, and should make it mighty interesting for Baillieboro. The championship tournamerts of the Oshawa Tennis Club are now recching the crucial stages. In games played last night, Miss Fishleigh, O.T.C. and Miss Ross of Whitby, qualified to enter the | tinals of the ladies' doubles by defeating Misses London and Kelly of the O.T.C., 6-3, 6-3, the other pair in the finals beinz | Misses Goheen :nd Furber of the Oshawa Club, The date and time of the final games will be an- nounced later. 1912 She moistened a plece of red paper and rubbed it on her cheeks and lips, black- ened her eyebrows with burnt cork and put flour on her face --- "The young hussy." 1922 The sat in sweet young thing the trolley car and openly powdered and roug- ed and lipsticked, to the great disgust of the grown- ups and her own discom- fort. 1932 The sophisticated young lady applies her make-up, scientifically selected, first thing in the morning and never thinks of jt again all day. Upon retiring it is re- moved with cleansing cream, Our trained staff have taught her the correct art of choosing and apply- ing her cosmetics. She neither disgruntles her eld- ers nor is the cause of crude remarks from the by- standers, She looks re- freshed all day and remains nonchalant under the most trving conditions. Eliza- beth Arden and Helena Ru- binstein have prepared from a life time of study com- plete treatments for every tvpe of skin trouble, All this wealth of information is yours for the asking. Our salespeople are skilled artisans in the Quest of Beauty. Ask at our Toilet- ries counter for your copy of "Three Steps to Beauty." When in need of Drugs "QUICKLY" 'Phone THE REXALL STORE Jury & Lovell King E. Simcoe 8. Phone 28 hone 68 Tennis Tournament at Oshawa Tennis Club Nearing Final Stages In the men's doubles, James and MacDonald defeated Harris and Harris, 5-7 and 6-1 to enter the semi-finals, 'and will meet the winner of a match to be play- ed between Strike and Alger and Corrin and Mackinnon, At the same time, Dudley and Everson won from Dr. Langmaid and Dr. Harding in a keenly contested match, 8-6 zd 6-3, and will meet McMullen and Armstrong in the other bracket. This stage was reached last night when Carts- callen and Bell defeated Rosseau and Lindsay, of Whitby, 14-12 ¢nd 6-2 in a second round match, and Strike and Alger defeated Ceurscallen and Bell, 6-2 and 6-2 in the third round. Other results were as follows: Men's Singles Consolation First Round Smith defeated Taylor, 6-3, 6-0. - Crothers defeated Flutter, 6-3, 6-3. Dunn defeated Lovett, 6-2, 6-°. Mixed Doubles, First Round Miss Mason and Skoog defeat- ed Miss Robertson and Weyrich, 6-3, 6-4. Mixed Doubles The following is the draw for the mixed doubles tournament of the Oshawa Tennis Club. Some of the games have already been played. First Round Miss Swail and Armstrong, bye. Miss Robertson and Weyrich Miss Mason and Skoog. Miss Goheen and Fishleigh, bye, Miss Germond and T. Harris, bye. Miss Furber and M. Hainer vs Miss L. Kennedy and Bell, Mrs. Conant and W. Cameroun vs. Miss Kelly and Kelly. Miss London and James, bye Misg Lick and J. Harris, bye. Miss Martin and D, McKay vs. Mrs. Alger and Alger. Mrs. Salter and Salter vs. Mies D, Kennedy and Everson. Miss Williams and McMuilen, bye. Wee Shelly and Strike, bye. Miss Colpus and Carscallen vs Miss File and R. Harris, Miss Fishleigh and Conant bya V8, TAKING THINGS FOR GRANTED Toromto.--Women {in Canada take for granted things which many women in Australia' consid- er luxuries of domestic life. A dis- tinguished professional woman, speaking of this fact told a joke on herself to illustrate the point. A friend in town gave her an electric percolator for the apart- ment which she has takem while staying here. Three days later finding her coffee not up to the mark, she phoned her friend and asked how often was she supposed to change the coffee. It had been quite good at first, but showed signs of weakness the third time, Times Classified Ads. get results Eastern Ontario News Swimming Accident Ottawa.--George Detlor, 16- year-old son of M. S. Deltor, 112 Brighton Avenue, was the victim of a strange aquatic accident at Brighton Beach swimming pool. After diving into the Rideau ri- ver from a diving beard, he shot back to the surface directly under the board, amd came up out of the water with force enough to strike his head on the under- neath portion of the jumping plank. Inter'town Golf Pembroke. ----- In a friendly match on the Pembroke Golf Clud's course, the home team de- feated Arnprior by 24 to 20. In the evening the visitors were guests of the local club at a din- mer which was presided over by the president. Dr. M, J. Mulvihill, A meeting wae also held in the evening to make plans for the an- nual competition for the Gordon Cup between teamg representing Carleton Place, Arnprior, Ren- frew and Pembroke. The competi- tion will be staged at Pembroke on Labor Day, September 5. Jubilee Anniversary Alexandria.--The 50th anni. versary cf the Knights of Colum- bus was celebrated with fitting solemnity by Bishop Alexander MacDonell, Fourth Degree Asgem- bly, of Eastern Ontario, at histor- fe St. Raphaels. Within a stone's throw of the stately old church of St. Raphaels, one 'of the oldest churches in Ontario; built by the pioneer soldier-bishop, Hon. and SOLVED ® Gillette solves, believe it or not, a prob- lem that has baffled metallurgists for years. We have just developed a secret automatic process for achieving 'uni- formity of hardness in razor steel. 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