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Motors Bantams Win ith Ted Pilgrim whistling 21 ra strikes past bewildered Mil I% Latters, Oakville Motors Ban- tory Saturday to go two up in ir O.AB.A. playdown series. jturday in Milton. Although he walked nine, Pil- m was in command all the hy, allowing only two hits as he fer piled his impressive strikeout Gary Hughes, whose ter- Wbctrified Milton fans, Contrib: 4 two hits to the Oakville se, while Bruce Thomas and ¢ Redshaw, with triples, were OAKVILLE MINOR BASEBALL SCHEDULES Pee-Wee . 10--Lakeshore vs. Ollie's. 12--Ron's Cycle vs. Lions. 17--Lions vs. Lakeshore. 19--Ollie's vs. Ron's Cycle. 24--Ron's vs. Lakeshore. 26--Lions vs. Ollie's. 31--Ollie's vs. Lakeshore. Bantam ./13--Grammell's vs. Grant's. 16--Rotary vs. Grant's Aces. 20--Spts. Ass. vs. Grammell, 23--Whitaker vs. Spts. Ass, 27--Grammell's vs. Rotary. Minor Pee-Wee 9--Rotary vs. Lions. 13--Corbett's vs. Halton Hd. 16--Lions vs. Rotary. 20--Lions vs. Halton Hdwe. 23--Rotary vs. Bud Corbett. Juveniles Bow alling on the slants of Wilf pert with gleeful precision at B outset, six successive Milton playoff series. Herbert, far bw his customary starry form, To Milton Club Oaks mound, but the latter's four- hit hurling chore from that point on was an anti-climax. Led by Mattuissi with a lusty triple, the Oaks tried hard. to overhaul click- ing nine hits to Milton's 10. The locals were unable to cash in on scoring. however, leaving many runners stranded. their opponents, opportunities, ON YOUR OIL - During the warm driving, you should be sure to change your oil regularly. the finest in lubricants and prompt, ex- pert service at all extra zip . . . FILL 'ER SUBERTEST RAGE MARK. STOP AT THE BIG MAPLE LEAF SIGN OAKVILLE MOTORS CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE -- PHONE 460 -- Colborne St. at Reynolds EYE summer season of See us TODAY for And for that UP WITH times. & OLDSMOBILE Oakville Carsten Glahn Optometrist 173 Colborne Street -- TELEPHONE 1375 -- OFFICE HOURS Daily . 9.30to 5.00 Sat. 9.30 to 12.00 Or By Aj Optician Oakville Evenings Mon. and Thurs. 7 to 8 ppointment When Modern Exterior Charles F. Dundas St. HONE 76 Planning Re-Surface or Re-Model CANADIAN JOHNS-MANSVILLE CEDAR GRAIN SIDING WILL GIVE EVEN THE OLDEST BUILDING and Attractive To A -- Doty & Son North of C.N.R. NIGHTS 670 558-W THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Cricket Co By Bert Boorer OSHAWA 24--OAKVILLE 63 Oshawa took revenge last Sat- urday for the recent beating they took at Oakville. With the as- sistance of George Mann, of Eg- linton, who scored 52 and took 4 wickets for 24, they doubled the Oakville score in impressive fashion. Oakville opened with Robin Bourne and Ken Lambert, 20 runs being up when Bourne was howl- ed by Mann for 16. At the same total, Tony Wells was LB.W. to the same bowler. At 28 Lambert was also L.B.W. to Mann for 11. At 33 Hamilton Smith was run out for 2 and Harry Wiffen was bowled by Mann for 6. Ted Ad- amson was bowled for zero and Dennis Walters for 5. Pete Tizard was run out for 1, and Kelly New, not out, scored 8 runs, An even dozen byes made the total 63. Oshawa started with Mann and Howarth, Howarth was caught by New for 0, while at 28 Hub- ard was run out. At 43, Minett was caught by Ham. Smith for 2, and at 71, Bourne caught Har- ris for 13. At 88, Mann was caught by Bishop for 52. Clark was bowled for 5, Tunstall for 2, Pringle, Alexander and Bennett did not score. Byes were 7, and Hartshorn 36 not out, swelled the total to 124. Next Saturday, Oakville play Mr. Anthony Adamson's XI at Appleby college, and the follow- ing week, in the semi-final of the county cup, Halton county meets Wentworth county at the same pitch. B-A'S DROP CLOSE ONE TO WOODBRIDGE GIRLS Although they chalked up a decisive 20-7 win over George- town last Friday night, Oakville B-A's dropped into a second- place tie with Woodbridge Mon- day evening when they were shaded in a tight 5.4 tussle by the hometown girls at Wood- bridge. Only one league tilt re- mains to be played, that being with Brampton Binns, August 18, after which the local lassies will swing into the playoff rounds. Dates for the league champion- ship series will be announced later. Oaks Win (Continued from Page 1) Languay singled over second, scoring Wilson and going to sec- ond on the throw in; Turner sin- gled to right, scoring Wilson and rounding to third on the throw in to the plate; Galbraith struck out; Hooper dropped one in short centre, scoring Turner; Gilliam shot a hot one through short, ad- vancing Hooper; Post was safe on error at first, filling the bases; Toletska struck out. Three runs. Seventh Inning -- Georgetown: Cole grounded out third to first; Chaplin singled to right; Richards pinch-hit for Moron and popped to third and Chaplin was doubled off first. Oakville: With Harrington re- placing Moron, Wollons doubled to the left field fence; Wilson sac- rificed a bunt to advance Wol- lons; Languay was safe on a fielder's choice but Wollons was tagged at the plate; Turner bunt- ed and Languay raced to ond and Galbraith came home on a wild pitch to first, Turner pull- ing up at second; Galbraith pop- ped to Harrington. One run. Eighth Inning -- Georgetown: Storey skied to right; Gibson sin- gled to short centre and Nash sin- gled to right, Storey stopping at third; Long went down on a wild pitch he had swung on and Gibson seored;" Wilson singled to right, scoring Nash; Inches was safe on a fielder's choice forcing Long; Cole grounded to short, forcing Wilson at second. Two runs. Oakville: Hooper struck out; Gilliam grounded out to first; Post and Toletska walked and scored on Wollons' double to left, going to third on the thrown-in and scoring on Wilson's single through the box; Languay grounded out to first. Three runs. Ninth Inning -- Georgetown; Chaplin grounded out second to first; Harrington skied out to deep right, and Storey grounded out Turner to first. The line-ups: Georgetown -- Storey ss, Gibson 2b, Nash rf, Long 1b, Wilson cf, Inches 3b, Cole ¢, Chaplin 1f, Convry, Moron, Hawrington, p. Oskville--Gilllam ss, Post 2b, Toletska If, Wollons ¢, Wilson rf, Languay cf, Turner p, Galbraith 3b, Hooper 1b. sec- SLACKS Gabardines - Baratheas Cords or Tropicals Flannels Smartly styled with pleats, zipper and drop loops, in sizes up to 40 t and regular cut up to e 46. Finished to your individual leg length at no extra charge. Latest summer shades . . . $6.95 up Specials Z 233s The warm, summer sunshine invites you to drop in at... Jack Fraser Stores and select some of these big Specials. Sennen, will be worn by all the better dressers this summer. So, if you want, we ha sortment of Straw Hats in town. Panamas - Leg Clearing Prices $1.89 to $3.89 Factory Clothes for the Working Man Everything for Farm and Wear Oakville Jack Fraser Stores Ltd. Ont. White, $1. iw 2 it's selection and variety ve them. 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