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ber 97 il [Thursday, September 21, 1950 Tage 11 Muves Oust Orillia Await Opposition Apparently highly impressed by heir home park last Thursday fhe 80 trimming administered in Wight, Orillia Juveniles ' defaulted eir O.BA. second . found to Bud {Construction kids this week. The hwo clubs were to have played at Wallace park Tuesday night. The local = youngsters came Sihrough with a' very convincing performance at Orillia as they plastered hometown tossing for 11 olid hits. Starting off with three Barkers in the third, they added ingletons in the fourth, 2 : Catch: Interest Of Fall Fair Crowds IN TORRID ORFU TILTING A twofouchdown show by fleet ever, came (lip with a much bet sixth (half 'Sully Ford last, Saturday af-| ter performhnce than the score| Planes zoomed over Victoria Bad; god seventh dnd: then tacked on|ternoon sparked a powerful Paric|would| indicate, and required only|Park Saturday afternoon at the 4 fio more In the ninth for good| fale Lions squad to a 21-6 win ov-| a couple of timely breaks to make| Optimist Fall Fair. They were YO Yean |B cosure. Opie: Camm: and Jim|or Ron Anderson's Oakville Brav-| the' count much closer. not very big planes, and they flew arrow paced the willow at-|es. The game, first home appear-| Lone Oakville touchdown came | Without pilots or passengers. But , sharing six of the winning|ance of the Braves, was played as|in the first quarter, when Lloyd| they provided thrills a-plenty for AUND, Bit total. a special Optimist fall fair fea-| Crowley, most effective local half| the crowd of spectators who gath- BY Although he allowed six hits, | ture. all afternoon, sped forty yards to ered to watch the aircraft display OE Wilf Herbert failed to yield more than one in any inning, and the i0rillia lads never threatened as Wilf whiffeds thirteen and walked The burly Lions, who have yet to suffer a defeat this fall, were full value for their victory, show- ing plenty of speed behind a hard cross the Lion line. Jim Black: wood converted neatly. The locals threatened to go on scoring mar- ches on three other occasions, but smart Parkdale tackling and in- ability on occasion of Brave hal- ves to untrack themselves nipped these thrusts short of success. Ron Bowdon and Ken Pollock were right behind Crowley in the of the Oakville Model Flying Club. Taking part in the show were W. G. Hitchcox, Doug Collins, George Broadbent and Ted Broad- bent. About half-a-dozen models were flown--neatly constructed bright-colored miniatures of reg- ular machines, each powered by a tiny motor. To each plane was at- tached a long wire, the end of which was held by the demon- strator during flight. With its motor _ droning like a million angry 'hornets each of the little machines would take off from the ground and rise into the air to. a height of perhaps fifty feet or more to go flying around in a circle. Manipulated by the man holding the wire, each plane was put through a series of movements simulating faithfully those of a full-sized plane. © An outstanding! blocking line. The Braves, how- Is The Ti S e ime leather lugging department, while Alex Passmore showed. the way to | trying. Joe Orr also played nice | ball until a recurring knee injury The local gridders, who have one win and two losses in three | games before they wind up their | 2 3 i; i intermediate O.R.F.U. schedule We have the truck which will do your job, whether it October. Opposition for the away games will be the same Parkdale i TO PURCHASE THAT Brave linomen who never quit put him out of the game. THAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR times out, have a couple of away with a three game burst in earl. be hauling gravel or light delivery work. 1 Lions and Niagara Falls. On 'Sat- ; performance was given by W. G. At-- COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER urday, October 7, Malton Will Blay| pis oor, who made bie seeder Bl at Wallace park, while on Thanks. 10% 5 oda ter's | glving day, Dundas will be the|dIVe 100D, spin and describe Stow, fl | 1946 Chevrolet - 9 Ya Ton visitors. Niagara Falls will be| figure 8's with a skill that brought ) Cab and Chassis here the following Saturday. applause from fascinated spec] WATER LEVELS Water levels of Lake Ontario lapped mighty close to average figiires during the past summer, according to the bulletin recently released by the Canadian Hy- drographic Service. Oficial charts disclosed that August mean levels were but 0.05 feet lower than the average stage of Aug ust during the last 10 years and only .0.28 feet higher than the average for the last 90 Augusts. Present level is a full 1.96 feet lower than; the highest August (1862) since 1860, but some 2.39 feet higher than the lowest Aug- ust. (1934) in the same period. Rr ee LA tators. With George Broadbent he put on a demonstration of team flying, the two planes circling around in a manner suggestive of an aerial "dogfight." A novel touch was provided by a flight of one of George Broadbent's models towing a small glider. Doug Collins is president of the Model Flying Club, which was formed about the first of the year and has about fifteen members. ENGAGED GIRLS i NEW HOMEMAKERS teen. This basket of gifts comes {0 you as an sion of goodwill fro; spirited local merchants. | There's nothing to buy. Hostess below and arrange to receive these gifts. Welcome Wagon NEW YORK * MEMPHIS + LOS ANGELES TORONTO PHONE 807 For Complete Automobile Service DROP IN AT 69 Colborne St. W. LIONS, LEGION RIDE AGAIN EDDIE'S GARAGE WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION Telephone 1106 D. P. Axel, 8.25 x 20--10 Ply Tires 1941 Chevrolet - 1 ton Pick-up 1949 Thames - quarter ton Panel one Stone WHILE DONKEY BASEBALL "HOLDS LAUGH SPOTLIGHT © Washed right out of Wallace , park last Wednesday night by a s OTHERS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE Benny's Big One |:iiorn Dat oves us 2 ay stubborn as they are, those Okla. ee ovnern pike ooksd [yoo fiireas wit be pack Tn oa SEE US FIRST rr§ Wampioose Island Inear Bios SNELL ol be Rese Tn town a Ls Cones oe ey baseball game -between the S ASK ABOUT THE CONVENIENT {] SRI Thyme 4904 TANLEY F kvi GMAC. PLAN 5 Zn) 860 2 1407 e molor S | in Bud Corbett's fall fair game fish contest. This 8 pound, 9 ounce beauty gained Ben a nifty glass rod. Second prize, a Shakespeare reel, went to Bill Burrell, whose 4 pound eight ounce pike was just an ounce heavier than brother Sandy Burrell's third prize exhibit. Both Burrell entries were caught Lions and: the Legion. Tickets sold |. for last week's postponed contest will, of course be honored tonight. If you" have / never seen this weird parody on baseball, you should make a point to be on hand to watch gasping 'Lions bouncing painfully on bucking mule backs, and to hear the staccato groans of chagrined Legionaires as they hit the infield dirt. The entire game is played aboard the 'shuff- (CHEVROLET £ OLDSMOBILE SALES [id SERVICE» lL oxory waver EE mounted except pitcher, catcher and batter. On clicking for a hit, the batter must leap onto his bur- To and tour the bases--if possible. Fielders spur their own long-ear- ed steeds in pursuit of the ball, and can dismount to field it. But they must hop on again before making a throw. It all becomes very confusin' and amusin' right in Sixteen Mile Creek. {Oakville Ready-Mix CHARTERED DAILY SERVICE TO ALL CANADIAN AND U.S.A. POINTS OFFER IDEAL SERVICE FOR. ALL GROUP TRAVEL RS BUSES HALTON INN PHONE 600 from the start, and the laughs al- Ways drown out the cheers in the stands. The game starts at 8.30 under the Wallace park lights, and a loudspeaker system will keep you informed as to the progress, if any, of the play. CONCXR IE IT ET Phone Oakville 928 We Need Your Used Tires! | TIME TO INSULATE NOW! ORDER YOUR INSULATION MATERIALS RIGHT Now AND BE READY WHEN THE COLDER WEATHER SETS IN INSULATION ALWAYS PAYS FOR ITSELF IN A VERY FEW YEARS IN FUEL SAVED AND IT ADDS DOLLARS TO THE RESALE VALUE OF EVERY HOME. PHONE US FOR YOUR NEEDS. CHAS. F. DOTY & DUNDAS STREET NORTH SON AFTER HOURS: 558-W. OR 670 IPHONE 76 DOMINION "ROYAL MASTER" DOMINION ROYAL "AIR RIDE" MAXWELL-BROWN Church St., MOTORS Oakville Phone 6