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29, 1949 Ee -- be ayy), this pe, sy ville rhursday, July 26) 1048° = Group leaders by virtue of their | coson's record of six wins against 0 losses, Bud Corbett's battling loakville Juveniles will next week a best three-of-five eries With Milton to decide the jalton County league champion- Currently engaged commence (Corbett's Crews Ready Announce Oaks Play-off Games i' Defeat Milton 9-8 In Opener in a group Play-off series with Milton after leading the Halton county loop for the better part of the season, chip, Final decision as to play- | Oakville Intermediates will short- fing dates has yet to be made, "Although holidays have trimmed i the local line-up to some de-| drive. In fact, a lpree in recent encounters, Cor-|victory over Milton bot expects to have his club at bl strength for the Milton ser- bes, and is highly optimistic con- | series cerning O.A.B.A. playdown pros- | Georgetown at that fects The Bantam squad, thanks to bie interest and financial support bi Oakville Motors, appeared on Tuesday night | (O" 5¢ fe diamond ly commence their bid to repeat their 1947 Ontario championship two-straight would have the locals opening their first 0.4, B.A. Intermediate "B" playdown championship against centre this Saturday afternoon, Secretary Bill Shears stated, following a meet- ing of the league executive, Stretching of the Oakville-Mil- 5 to three games woul Loainst Hamilton Hares sporting |S°¢ the first of the Georgetown cw uniforms. Chosen from the [82MeS played August 4th at Georgetown, officials decided. 4-year age group, the Bantams, bithough mot in active league ompetition throughout the sea- | heging Saturday, are practicing coming O.AB.A. Bon, are or the play- hin the next fortnight. Oakville. Other dates set, which would au- tomatically advance if the series as follows: assiduously | Aug. 7, at Oakville; Aug. 11 (or date to be arranged later), at wns, which will get under way | Georgetown; Aug. 14 and 18, at THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Page 7 Wednesday games will com- mence at 6 pm, and Saturday contests at 3 pm. In case of rain, the game will be played on the Thursday or Monday even- ing immediately following, Mr. Shears stated. Standing pat with a line-up which, after a slow start, has be- come a formidable force both afield and at the plate, Manager Chris Speyer is supremely confi- dent that the Oaks have all the Power necessary to repeat last year's triumphs. Certainly the all-round display of the locals in cent weeks would seem to jus- fy his optimism, The Oaks met stiff opposition in the Milton series opener, being hard pressed to eke out a slender 9-8 victory over the lads from the county seat. Local fans had plenty to cheer for, however, and feel that, with the chips down, Speyer's battlers will continue to be front runners. | 4 oRRATILE. _ SEE OAKVILLE MOTORS CHEVROLET & OLDSMOBILE SALES & SERVICE | Phone 460 ! INSTALLED IN A JIFFY WITHOUT DRILLING, THE NEW GM CAR / VISOR REMOVES ALL GLARE AND EYE STRAIN. IT MATCHES YOUR CAR AND IS SO CONSTRUCTED THAT IT CANNOT HOWL Colborne St. at Reynolds BASEBALL FANS Interemediate and Juvenile Now Available -at STORES IN OAKVILLE Compliments of SUD CORBETT " Sporting Goods Above Black's Store HALTON COUNTY BASEBALL SCHEDULES When Planning To Re-Surface or Re-Model INSUL-BRIC SIDING WILL GIVE Insulation plus an Attractive Exterior -- SEE US FOR -- \ BUILDING PRODUCTS Charles F. Doty & Son North of C.N.R. NIGHTS 670 - Dundas St. - IPHONE 76 Lumber and Builders Supplies 558-W. Youth Influences Form By Alex J. Morrison \ Last March 14-year-old Mar- lene Bauer beat her 23-year-old sister Alice to win a women's tournament out Indiana way. A couple of weeks later Alice be- came the Palm Springs woman's champion. About a month later Alice was the victor when the two met for the finals for the Los Angeles women's golf cham- pionship. Two weeks more found Alice and Marlene finishing first and second, respectively, in the annual women's event at Santa Cataline island. Accounts of these and other local tournaments in which the sisters play deal mainly with what the two of them do. Yes, there are many other players in the field. While they don't in- clude any Patty Bergs or Babe Didricksons, they do represent the better feminine competitors on the Pacific coast. - Everyone wonders about the things that enable the Bauer girls to do so well from tee to green. The girls are not tall and they haven't the weight usually con- nected with hard hitting. Yet, | both get good length with clubs. Alice, weighing 102 pounds, finds it easy to get well over 200 yards off the tee and close to the same distance when hitting brassie shots through the fairway. Clubhead speed does the job for her even as it affords both power and accuracy for Hogan, Locke, Mangrum and all other consistently successful players. To produce this speed Alice takes an exceptionally long backswing, allowing the club to drop behind her until it points directly at the ground. Her father and main source of instruction, has prob- ably given her to understand that this long sweeping motion helps to prevent clubhead speed. There are many good points about her swing, also a few kinks that will cause trouble as she gets older. Being up on both toes at impact is one of these. It had to be eliminated from Bobby Jones' swing before he won his grand slam. HALTON MEETS LINCOLN Playing as Halton county rep- resentatives, Oakville Cricket club will meet Lincoln county cricket- ers at the Appleby college pitch in a special holiday match Mon- day. The match is a second round meeting in the county cup com- petition. Saturday's game with West Toronto has been cancelled due to that club's raise a team. inability to Jack = Holiday = A = =: ; Headliners BR Sportswear Slacks:- Nes i a Men's and Youths' Sport Slacks, made from "Top Quality" Gabardine, Barathea, Flannel, Covert or Tropicals. Styled to the minute with double pleats, drop loops and zipper fly, in this season's newest pastel shades of fawn, grey, teal green, cocoa brown, chocolate and midnite blue. Freely cut and well tailored to meet the requirements of the most fastidious dresser. Pleated--size 28 to 38 wa $6.95 to $18.95 plain--size 40 to 46 waist. . . . 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