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Return Arrival - 5 p.m. Leave for Milton - 5.10 p.m. MAPLE LEAF BUS LINES A AAAAAAARAARAAAARAAARRAARAAAARAAA TV VV VV YY YVYVYVYYVYVYYVVYVYVYVYVYVYYYS When Re-Surface or Re-Model Planning To 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 - 558-W Dundas St. - HONE 76 THE OARVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Page 7 Cricket Comment By Bert Boorer Opposition for Oakville's active cricketers was provided last Sat- urday by a fairly strong team brought from Port Credit by Tony Adamson. Charles Bradley and Charles Millar opened the batting for Oakville, 15 runs scoring before Bradley was bowled for 5. Sam Shaw helped the score along to At 70, Shaw was caught Dennis Walters collected 5, and was caught, and Robin Bourne was bowled for 4, half the side being retired for 93. Fred Tilley joined Tony Wells to put the century up, then Tilley was bowled for 6. With Wells still scoring stead- ily, Jim Chisholm was bowled for 2 and Alf Robinson was caught for 1. At 134, with his own total at 49, Wells was Lb.w. Ken Gib- son and Frank Jones, with no score, were not out when the in- nings was declared at 137, with 18 extras. The visitors opened disastrous- ly, Sam Shaw howling Ralph Young for 3 and Easson for 1. One run later, J. Matheson was Lb.w. to Bradley. Charles Mathe- son and Jennings then took com- mand and defied several bowling changes. Between them they added 60 to the score before Jen- nings was caught by Wells off Walters for 31. Frank Jones, in his first over, got C. Matheson for 35, and on the next ball bowl- ed Bill Matheson. Hamilton Wright made 1, before being bowled by Jones. Harry Wiffen got Vaughan for 7, while Robson was bowled by Jones. Ernest Pul- len was caught by Jim Chisholm and Knowling was bowled for one, with Adamson not out at 3. With four extras, the visitors totalled 92. The semi-final county trophy round between Halton and Went- worth has been postponed to Sep- tember 4, BAFFLING BREEZES Sailing in R.C.Y.C. dighy com- petition on Toronto Bay, Hed- leigh Home and Paul Phelan in- advertently managed an extra Saturday ablution last week-end. Rounding a buoy and hiking vig- orously- to hold their 14-foot Davis constructed craft down, the pair became so excited over their pros- pects of passing the leading boat that they momentarily overlooked the idiosyncracies of the capri- cious breeze. Suddenly the wind shifted. So did Messrs. Home and Phelan--right into the bay! Life savers picked up the surprised sailors in jig time. YANKS EYE PATTERSON Ray Patterson, starry back- stop of last year's intermediate champs, is turning in such a standout performance with Guelph this summer that he has attract- ed the studied attention of New. York Yankee scouts, It is re- ported that Patterson has worked out several times recently with Newark Bears, primary unit in the Yankee farm system, and that his peppery play will win him a professional offer before the snow flies. Defeat Georgetown (continued from page 1) fled his composure long enough to let the losers push over their third and final run. Ritchie, veteran second base- man, was the only rival stick man to solve Pollock's slants, clicking for two of his team's four hits. Over the three-game geries, Chris Speyer's club more than tripled the score on their oppon- ents, chalking up a top heavy total of 38 markers as against only 11 for Georgetown. This clouting demonstration, coupled with last season's provincial tri- umphs, has convinced local fans that the club is ready for more advanced competition than the Halton county loop offers, and the executive will doubtless weigh this fact carefully while laying plans for next year's play. More intense rivalry, and a tighter, faster calibre of ball, is anticl- pated from this point on, how- ever, and it is highly unlikely the Osks will be faced with another "sitting duck" during thelr quest for Ontario honors, The line-ups: Oakville--Gilliam ss, Carter 2b, K. Pollock 2b, Tol- etska If, Wollons c¢, Wilson rf, Hooper 1b, M. Pollock p, Languay cof, W. Galbraith 8b. Georgetown--Ritchie 2b, Storey 83, Gibson cf, Coles ¢, Inches 3b, Chaplin If, Wylie 1b, Dillon rf, Herrington p. All Stars Claim Win Over Burlington Club Hurling an air-tight game, Ken Crew paced All-Stars to a 5-4 win over Burlington in the opening game of the play-off round. Sec- ond game of the round will be played tonight at Busby Park. OAK TRUNDLERS TO SPILL MAPLES SOON Good news for town trundlers was i in the Z Frank told The Journal. 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