The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 23

APRIL 193L Interest: Turns Cardinals and Athletics Picked to Lead Leagues At Finish of the Season 60 Ne-78paper Give Their Opinion of i the -Outcome of Tub Year's Baseball Season in American and Na-- tional Leagues. Associated rreaa br Direct Wirt. NEW YORK, N. April 11. The St.

Louis Cardinals and the Philadelphia Athletics will be leading the major league baseball parades come October, unless some 60 newspaper are wrong, which, of course, is possible. Voting in the fifth annual can-tniiu of tha Associated experts collsboratlng on the Amer-Inn League telectloot voted 41 to 33 that Uie Out Connie Hack built wilt win the American lauut pennant for the third successive year, while 63 cxiierts voting on the National League can 39 ballots to 31 that tha 'St Louis Club again would win the flag In the older circuit The margins of the two IMS pennant winners, while not aa great ae thou given the Athletics and the Chicago Cuba laat year In the con-entua, still were sufficiently large to leave no room for argument aa to the combined opinion. Fave Athletics. The 8 lint place votei in the American League not given the Athletics were divided among Washington. New Easy Git Small Down Payments v.

Na. 'jft I Here's ear that asTers style, speed I I '3 srs pick-am at sat attraettre fairs. I Mate hss tecs) triececurhly Town- I I djUiaitV Tires see an goad. Six I (C Lssss. JfSsWj1 v' 'vwei ottrrvnrtv rw Jsasl ihs ear fee COACH w- bk.

Its fauns aix-cyltoder toned as aVrUvar saw-ess sis rillaier bsa fsnaMu kin gs ttdtaf fr 7ttfa-Wto yl mHi. l. 4 Claim Shaughnessy To Return as Coach MONTREAL, Que, April 10 It la learned on excellent authority that Frank Shaughnetty, former coach of the McOlll football squad over period of 13 years, will return to active coaching next season. He has received tentative offers from both Montreal Amateur Athletic Association and McGlll University. He has neither denied nor confirmed the report as yet.

"Shag, as he Is known in football crlcles, hss had considerable experience with the forward pass while coaching United States teams. York and Cleveland entrleaj with the Senators receiving IS, the Yankees six. and Clevelsna only one. It was the wont allowing of the Yankees in the five years of the consensus. Brooklyn and Chicago divided the major portion of the Cardinal overflow, the Dodgers iwceivlner 12 first-place votes to 13 for Rogers nornsby's Cube, -while New York received four, Pittsburgh one," and believe it or not -Philadelphia one.

The Boston Red Sox, with new manager and practically a new team, were given least consideration of the 19 dubs in the two icsguea. No expert picked them to finish higher than sixth place and only one voted that spot for them. The "Cincinnati Reds, who were relegated to the Na tional League cellar, got one vote for a fifth-place berth. The Beds had the distinction of receiving the moat AC Terms i I sliced illghtty (ofet THE OTTAWA EVENING JOURNAL. 25 to Racing iWith Canadian Outlook Good votes for last' place, however, so picked by 41 of 'the eonaenaiia collaborators, while only 43 picked she Red Sox to finish in the nether regions of the American League.

This may have been accounted for by the fset that several of the selectors voting on the American League standings did not bother to list any teams after the first three. This Year's Coat seams. The experts figuring In the consensus lncladed all the ma lor "war" oasreepondenu who covered the big league camps lor Metropolitan Drafts of the country and other close observers of training camp activities. Here Is this year's consensus for both leagues: National St Louis, Chicago. Brooklyn, New York.

Pittsburgh. Boston, Philadelphia and Cincinnati. American Philadelphia, Washing-Ion, New York. Cleveland. Detroit, Chicago.

St Louis. Boston. Gananoque Hockey Teams Name Officers serial to The Journal. BROCKVILLE. Ont, April a banquet tendered the junior and intermediate teams last night the following officers of the Gananoque Hockey Club were elected to look after the interests of both teams: Hon.

presidents, W. J. Wilson. Mayor Beaumont. A.

L. Lett A. W. Taylor, George T. Fulford.

F. J. Skinner. M.LA, and W. C.

McCarney; president. O. R. Webb; vice-president H. A.

McCarney; secretary-treasurer. Leonard Lit-Uelohn: executive committee. Col. F. J.

Mooney. J. D. Peck. W.

B. Mudie. n. T. Boyle, ft E.

Lewis. W. Staebler. George Little. JEBY TRIUMPHS.

NEW YORK. April Jeby, promising East Side middleweight knocked out Laddie Lee, of Boston, in the fifth round of a ten round bout at the St. Nicholas Arena tonlsht Jeby weighed 157 pounds. Lee 1363-4. 1 if 1930 CHEVROLET tot tW gTMt wW itt 550iily ttaatl, It offm iHOmhnouatSttr' itardliiessi and tleptrlabflity at much IA- vast.

JOaad Miss' kseaitlfal ta-H asislna haa tiraa M-Jf, fi asmb i aMk Haa. 3 apsawsv ssa earsnau ctass, 1930 OLD3MODILE Hera's aera ef ur sssst Sttnctlrs sale atTerfaurs. Its stx-cyUaser eaglae nms keaattfariy; Hs as- saaraaes tssnrst wipssng. Ssa Ht Tstj srlll mm ts r. er.

tf Wo4 J0? Celtic, Motherwell Teams to Battle For Scottish Cup Leading Clubs Expected to Put up Fine Game for Trophy at Hampden Park. 'Canadian Press Casta. GLASGOW. Scotland. April U-The final for the Scottish football Association tomorrow at Hampden Park between Celtic and Motherwell is exciting keen Interest because of the calibre of the finalists.

Celtic and Motherwell are two of the three leading' clubs In Scotland. Both play a delightful brand of football whan st their best and it will be a severe die-appointment if the gams does not touch high standard. It will be Celtic's 20th appearance In the final They have won the cup II times. Motherwell apptaranc In iha Anal and tbarafota hava jrtt to mak cup htatory. Can tht Lanartuhirt Club continue th sequence of provincial wtnntrt? In Icagut football Rangara and CalUc hava predominated with monotonoui refularity.

Challtngarfl hava come and gone but th old Arm haa at way a been there "at tht death, lu the Scotttah Cup It has been different (or provincial club have fairly held their own with the city expert. Net Optimistic. In the post-war period they have won. with the exception of IKS. each alternate veer.

Kilmarnock, with two victories. Morton, Alrdrie and St. Mir-ren comprise the happy bend of cup holders. Rangers won last year. Will -V- -a l3G "iLiiEnilt MEET THE MANAGER PyL SORDS BY JACK AT rlARRlt WAS OlOtUiJ A me kjo MAslifien MB WAS APTOMnn? nui weal 1US7 STANLEY RAYMOND HARRIS, belter known as Bucky Harris, manager of the, since 1909, somewhst tamed Detroit Tigers, goes Into his third campaign aa boss of the Bengals with a team that may or may not get Into the pennant contender class.

Still young enough to get In there and handle matters around second base If need be, Bucky prefers to remain a bench manager and concentrate all his energies on directing lite ball club which the late Hughey Jennings made famous. Bucky's Is the difficult task of living up to "boy wonder" reputation. At the age of 3 he piloted the Washington Senators to a -nnant and a world's championship. His Senatora won their second pennant the next year. Since then he hasn't been sble to get Into the big money.

Hsrris was born In Port Jervis. N. Nov. S. 116.

He broke into baseball st It as an infleldcr with Pitta-ton In the Eastern Peniwylvanls league. Detroit acquired him the Motherwell lake It beck to the prov lneea according to precedent? Frank ly. frienda are optimistic. It Is not that they are not a good team. They are all that and something mora, but they hava lacked lust that Utile bit of devil so necessary In tight corners.

With that little attribute they might have won the league championship or cup anytime these Ave years past. They are supreme ss draughtsmen end can work out a brilliant proposition, yet they fail to drive in the Anal nail. Celtic on the other hand, are not so stylish, but they have a tremendous team spirit commensurate wltn their great traditions. Individually they are nothing like as good ss famous teams which hive represented Celtic. The bigger the occasion, however, the better ther do.

Their virility Is their one big ssast and they also hold in several positions skill to exploit It. Celtic will start strong favorites snd should have added confidence In that they beat Motherwell decisively In a league engagement five weeks ago. ateceesoi af Tessas. Oa their way to the Anal. Celtic dates lad Bast site away from borne by goals to 1: Dundee United sway by 1 goals to Is Morton awsy by 4 goslt to Aberdeen at home by 4 goals to nil.

and Kilmarnock st Hampden Park In the stmi-finsl by 1 goals to nil. MuMsti wall's Victories went over; Albion Rovers at home by 4 goals to 1: Bathgate at home goals to nil; Hibernian awsy by I goala to nil: Cowdenbeath away by I goal to nil and St Mlrren at Ibroat Park In the sernl-Anal by I goal to nil. Scottish Cop Teams For Today's Game CanaMtaa Press Cable. GLASGOW, Scotland. April AH roads (or swear fans led to Hsrnpden Park today, where Celtic snd Motherwell met in the final of the Seotti Association cup eorrapstltlsta.

Both duos hava big bllewings of their own, the former In Glasgow snd the latter in Lanark-shirs, while soccer lovers In general regard the event ss second only In importance as a sporting attraction to tha Intsmatlonsl match betweeYi England and Scotland. Both ctubt will bs at full strength. The teams wfll set Csitts MettsirwsU -Gas! J. Ttaosnaon Modory Bight Back Cook Johnman Left Beck, McGonagle' Hunter Riant Half Wilson Wsles Centre Half Oeatons Teller Left Half Maatry Craig Right Outstds It Thornton Murdoch Right Inside A. ITwrnsoti McM enemy Centra Mrfayden Left lasids ScavtT Stevenson Left Outside Napier Tarriar i TIIACTfCK tODAT.

I AD members of tha lone of Eng- Isnd rootbal aire) and any plsyats deeirmg to try for places an (rat team are InsTlad to attvned a prsetlee game st Carrier Snusra this afternoon at DT OAt.lS Ausitov. Kepis 7 i lour a' dock. next season, but sent him to Muskegon without trLil. By mid-sum' mcr. 1917.

Harris had set a probable record for baseball travelling. in less than three years he had belong ed to six clubs Scranton. Nor folk. Va and Reading. being the others.

Buffalo acaulred the young second baseman In 191S and after the 1919 season ended sold him to Wssrungton for 14.000. Harris waa appointed man. after of the Senators following Donie Bushs departure in 1923. The ftrst grestl reign of the New York Ysnkees had come to an end and the "kid manager" stepped in snd managed Washington to two straight pennants while the lata Mil ler Hugglns was renovating his lam ous New York club The year 192a saw the Yanks once mora a great and powerful team and Washington's stay in first place waa ended. Harris left Washington after the 192) campaign and succeeded George Morlsrty.

now an umpire, as man ager of the Tigers. Badminton Notes Play In Ottawa Church Badminton League Finished Final League Standing. FINAL LEAGUE STANDING. Following Is the Anal atandlng of the teams In the Ottawa Church Badminton League, play In which was concluded last night with the Chalmers-Dominion match, which re suited in a 5-0 win for the latter. The league trophies will be presented to the winners at a closing gathering of the league members snd their friends which will be held on Thursday evening next at Trafalgar House.

Cooper and Cartier streets. M. r. w. ret.

St. George's St. John's Dominion Unitarian St. Andrew's Chalmers First United St Psul's First Baptist 16 80 71 9 -851 14 90 TO 10 xa If 91 it 4.7 16 SO 49 32 .600 16 80 39 41 .487 16 80 37 53 Ml 16 SO JU 16 80 18 (3 .225 IS 8t 19 70 .125 FINISH PLAT. Chslmers Badminton Club finished up their season In the Church Leagus play last night, drooping all Ave events In their match sgalnst Dominion, although forcing tha latter to extra games in three matches.

The Chslmert-First Baptist match was also finished up with Chalmers annexing all Ave events. Results follow! Dominion, Chalmers, Ladles' doubles-Miss A. 1. Lspp and Mrs. S.

Montgomery (Domlnlonl defeated Mi uu Munros snd Miss 1. Currle (Chalmers). 1J-7, 15-1. Men's doublet H. Msnlott snd M.

Rarer (Dominion) defeated C. Lang star? and W. F. Lothian (Chalmers) 6-15, 1I-1J. lf-s.

Mixed doubiet-Mlaa M. Renvrick and W. E. Perrln (Dominion) ejefeeU ed Miss Williams and R. M.

Motherwell (Chslmers), 15-1, 14-17. 15-1. Miss A. McCsvour snd E. Balder (Dominion) defeated Mrs.

B. C. Wad-dell end H. L. Soil there (Chslmers).

15-a. 14-18, 15-13. Dominion won the third mixed doubles event by default Chalmers. Tint Baptist, i. Ladies' doubles Chalmers won by default Men's doubles C.

Langs taff and W. F. Lothian (Chslmers) defeated G. George and R. Blake (First Baptist) 1S-4, 1J-, Mixed doubles-Mist I.

Williams and R. M. Motherwell (Chslmers). detested Miss V. Brownies snd O.

Hunt (First BspUst) 15-4, 15-19. Mlas K. Kingsbury and C. Bsrrls (Chaimort) defeated Miss G. Lock-hert snd W.

Bush (First Baptist) 15-13, ISA. Mrs. B. C. Wtddsll snd H.

Smlthers (Chslmers). defeated Miss M. Lockhsrt and R. (First Baptist) 15-19. 15-0, GABRISON CLOSINO.

The offielal dosing of tha Ottawa Garrison Badminton Club will bs held this sfternoon, with tha usual play followed by thd tea hour, sfler which the trophies sad prizes for the club tournament will be presented. A lugs turnout of embers Is expected. wrrma ioflsTONED. fr'- Tha meeting of the Ottawa Clilssfat committee slated for yesterday at tha Y.M.C.A. was postponed until next week.

Finsl plans for the banquet for the Primrose Eastern Canada champions, and for the presentation of mementos to them was to hava iH ji Jerry Gorman Horsesat Well Known Trainer Arrives at Gonnaught Park With Fine String Ore Snows Promise of Fine Season as Five-Year-Old. During the next few weeks the msin Interest of the sporting fraiern-' ily will be concentrated on the open-1 ing of the flat racing season and if everything goes according to ached-1 ule It will be one of the best of the1 Canadian racing circuit 1 Already things are waking up. locally with the arrival on the scene at Connaught Park of a fair aized divi sion trained by "Jerry Gorman. Horses from the Gorman stable ere moved from their Winter qusrters st Springfield Park on Thursday after noon and are now in earnest trslning at the Ottawa track. Although the Gorman atable has lost some of its prestige during the past two seasons owing to the indifferent performs ncea of expensive purchases.

Mr. Gorman this season intends making a comeback to retrieve Lis position as one of the leading trainers in the Kestero circuit. Excellent Prospects. The stable this year will not reach any sizesble proportions ss only four horses sre in active training at Con-naught Park. These, however, have wintered so well at Springfield Park and have been ahowing signs in the pait few days of being in excellent condition that "J.G." expects to do well st both the Montreal and Toronto courses.

The main hope of the stable will be Ore. which has shown indifferent form during the past season but haa now Improved one hundred percent Ore, sired by Golden Spire out of Crouche D'Or. is a stayer and a game finisher. Last sea sod it wss placed on numerous occasions but this year should do better aa a five-year -old. Ore's brother.

Jug of Gold, wss only twice out of the money last season, once when It fell and the other occasion when it was kicked st the post. Now four-year-old it haa Increased Its weight snd promises to show an even greater turn of apeed than last year. A newcomer Into the flat racing game la Mrs. C. H.

Conyers, of Clsmow avenue and she has turned her single purchase over to Mr. Gorman for training. Piloteer. first owned by Bud tha famous cartoonist snd trained by Guy Milton and Captain West haa not yet shown the form that waa expected of him but has improved considerably under the careful guidance of Mr. Oorman.

Piloteer, a five-year-old. Is related to Sun Beau. Kilmer'a famous boras. It waa aired by War Cry out of La-thenla. War Cry waa aired by Sun Briar which the aire of Sun Beau.

Piloteer hss been wintering with tha United States Drivers For Races Are Selected NEW YORK, April lfc-The United States (asm of mslocboat drivers which will compete sgalnst a British team at Southampton, July 20-23 In the Detroit News. Inter' national five and one half Liter trophy races was named today by the r)merican Power Boat Association. Tha three members of the team are: John Rutherford, New York; Lutcber Brown, Houston, Texas, and Aaron Da Roy, Detroit Hubert Scott-Paine, who captured tha trophy st Detroit last Fall and Mlas Marion (Betty) Certtalrs, wiU compete against the United States racers. The rsees will bs st throe heels of 3) miles each. United States Boxers Plan European Tour NEW YORK.

April 10, A team of United Slates amateur boxers will go abroad next September to compete In five European countries, Daniel J. Ferris, secretary of the Amateur Athletic Union announced today. Eight boxers, one from each class, trill tour Germany; Italy, Denmark, Spain snd- Sweden. They will be chosen from tha winners of the A.A.U. national championships to be staged here April 37, 38, 2t snd 30.

Oar Wood May Attempt Regain Record Today MIAMI BEACH. April was given hers today that Gar Wood, Detroit motorboot enthusiast, may aend hit broad-beamed Mlas America IX roaring over tha measured milt course ia Indian creek here tomorrow in an- attempt to regain the world's speedboat record. With an announcement from Otis Porter, timer or tha American Automobile -Association, that electrical timing apparatus would be in piece by morning, 'Wood ordered his mechanics to ha ready to put tha Miss Amerlcs in the wster at noon. Orlin Johnson, who rides with Wood, said calm weather would be needed for tha trial. Officers and enlisted men of the United States army will compete In the Olympic games In Los An teles.

next 1 I SB Bkvf Training Local Track other Gorman horses at Springfield Park and Mr. Gorman expects the horse to do better this year than ever before. He haa placed it in strict training at Connaught Park and already improvement ia obvious. Promising Sprinter. Mr.

Gorman is alao In charge of Benjon. a racy looking two-year-old owned by Dwlght Irvine, of Inker-man. This horse has not yet been broken and trained but according to Mr. Gorman it has all the earmarks of a good sprinter. Connaught Park is In splendid con- dition and In preparation (or the opening of the local meet In June.

The track looks perfect and haa been well kept during the Winter months. The Gorman stable will probably be increased as Brevet, retired from active racing in early life, has been bred to the famous Synorix, one of Canada's beat stud horses owned by Peter Gorman. Synorix was sired by Tetrach. reputed to be England's greatest aire. Synorix Is the nearest full-blooded brother to Stefan Tha Great while it ia also a near brother to The Satrap, purchased In England aa a two-year-old for 3125.000, but when brought to America never faced the barrier.

Advice haa reached Mr. Gorman from Toronto that a foal by Synorix now In Harry Giddings' hands, hss shown wonderful speed st Saratoga and haa never been beaten. Gwyenneth. another Gorman horse, sired by Bulldog has been bred to. Synorix.

and the off-aprlng ahould be a good racer. Bulldog Drummond waa one ol Seagrass's moat expensive purchases having been bought for 118.000 many years ago when horses wars much cheaper than they are today. At Ceaaaaghl Park-In the meantime Mr. Gorman Is actively training hia string of racers at Connaught Park, expectant of having a aeason like that he had when he owned Blarney Boy. Sure to Win.

War Tank and Codlanda. Theae horses will all be recalled by Ottawa's aportlng fraternity as Sura to Win, claimed by Mr. Gorman at Beaton for 11,500 as maiden won Its first five races In Canada with total earnings of 5M before Mr. Gorman refused an offer of $10,009 for him. After that offer Sura to Win never'' Won another race.

Then Blarney Boy, purchased by the lete Mike Gorman, was never out of the money and won thousands of dollars before It was claimed for 11.500. Mr. Gorman haa made arrange- menta for bringing a good rider to Ottawa from Toronto to put the finishing touches on his racers before they are shipped to tha opening racing meet Officers Elected Of St. John's Club Allan Bruce is Named President' of Popular Tennis Organisation. Allan E.

Bruce was elected president of the St John's tennis dub st the annual meeting held last night In the church heD- A large and enthus- lsatio turnout of members welcomed the announcement that work cat tha court had already been comrnenoed, and that the official opening would be Saturday, May 1 It Is tha Intention of tha club to enter the proposed Ot tawa Church Tenrus League. Following Is the complete slat of officers elected to guide the club for tha oomlng Be Honorary presi- dent Canon J. F. Gorman: honorary via-presi dent Rev, N. R.

Burke; president, A. E. H. Bruce; trice-president Stanley Kerrison; secretary- treasurer, Mist Betty Mains, telephone Kli. Tha executive committee Is made tip of tha following: W.

Craymer. W. -Osborne. Miss L. Wallace snd Mrs.

1 R. Small, the social CC.M..' CLEVELAND The Best Bicycle on Earth. Pay As Yon Bide KET CHUM'S 193 Sparks St Q. est Soccer Referees WANTED Ottawa and District Football Association FURTHER DETAILS 0. S.

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