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Thursday, May 25, 1950 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL : Page 11 Sharpshooter Syd | Cornwall Clouters i Ready For Halton ! Minor Competition Masculine shotsmiths of Oak- ville Goif Club officially open ed their season Saturday with vs. vice-president generally reported enjoyable round. dney Fearman all the "Kicks" of an e summer were packed smooth swing on tee. Yes. Syd real Local Lasses Trim ioe Soler grexens amalton, a Oaks Blanket Acton ICA ed as a mantelpiece mento, In Busby Opener With 16-Hit Barrage i:5:ia7a ms oi SQ, 5 EVIE and Arnold Banfield at Supporting ora Vollick's Al Yarnell and young[ome of secondsacker Kenny | the time. The latter pair were smart twirling with solid hitting Pierce combining forces to|Brown's two bingles also| on the V.P's team, which won and steady defensive baseball, it ball, Oakville Oa good for three bases. Hank Gal-| despite the Fearman ace. Ozkeille gifs opened thelr Cen- a swatting spree Satur: | braith kicked in a e of sing tral Ontario ladies loop schedule rine a baad 2 i dis iu] g contributed 2 Bushy Suit wih an 119i win game of the|double and a single, and K 0's | Pollock and Yarnell each Seve | will o | of the Halt TCR TIT and secon in title. The southern as follows Oak at 10 Waterdown 17 Oakvil Waterdown tive over Brampton Combines Outstanding in the local win were Shirley Cutmore, reliable fielder at short, Alice Brown on third, and Mary Yarnell, who | came up with some fine catches in left field. Marg. Watts, a new- |, comer at second base, showed | promise at the plat while Lou Amaolo, another re addition all |a solid double into the box Peminien Reyal er, the locals had racked up 16|And to crown it all, veteran . nine of them for extra bas- field coach Cliff Post walloped a and the and sto ton squad | double, worked feeling remorse [a base duri seven juicy errors and stint. ng the fact that the Oaks &r |had seen fit to return to the 4 county diamond wars On the other side of the to the club, went well in right. | Semdiathned E Everybody Hits rnell and Pierce kept v4 a od scheduled iad Every Oak charted a v well in hand. The forn against Malton was cancelled > ; ! wensly pale of : ; with the exception of Ps vielded n measly pair of singles elsontilr t following the witharawal of that | ER ee ly B tou. whi usne one team from the league Working hard to personally finance their entry, the Oakville girls reported thefr first draw | was very successful Mrs. i clanrly Thompson won the toaster do-| oor lei! nated by radioman Bill Ander | [Wson. H. Martin took home three pair of hose provided by Burros Specialty Shop, Bob Lambert snaffled three passes to the Gre Pierce gave up successive a walk that let the though the latter on his one appe: at the | follow plate. Ray Patterson and Alex |losers plate their only marker in Wollons, cl, Various Sizes of Clear and Crusher Run Stone ng in the cleanup [the seventh : indicated Yarnell's| Acton's weak showi 1p choice, with Ray rapping fever, should not be taken as any for out a double and a triple, and | criterion of the calibre of play to Roads and Driveways Wollons drilling the year's first|be expected in future games homer out of the park and al adding a single. Andy Milne sig |ti The northern town representa ® y to a shaky es got aw err theetts: Bor oe ih return to the fold |got absolutely nothing " \ a a E ; three-bagger, while [way of pitching, and INFORMATION AND QUOTATIONS ) a little money for equipment |apart at the seams OAKVILLE MOTORS chedule for the girls is as fol SS ----,---------- improve, as will the Waterdown PHONE (Opposite Century Theatre) i ania une ? ed 45) Sars club that absorbed a 19-0 shell Phone 460 26--Oakville vs Combines |June 8 kville vs Georgetown | ;oring from Milton. Fergus. mew 0 k ill 694 B li 4904 (Brampon) [Ine 19 bis tin the toon wren mer I] Jakeville or burlington « June 21 Credit vs Oakville Georgetown by an 84 count in en » Day 75---Onkvills ve Pore Greg] 1iT0 SC LTE Credit ¥s 0 PMay 31--Brampton Taxi vs Oak-| June 30--Oakville ville > the third loop opener of tho day . vs Taxi Waterdown will be on hand at ville (Brampton) | victoria park Saturday, while STARTING, HITTING CURVE i Jaks journey to Georgatown Wednesday for a twilight DUGOUT DATA The Water down club has waived any claim to hurler Frankie May and the Onks were quick to send in a certificate for this lad. The Bur lington tosser played In Hamilton | Inst season Another twlrlor presently trying out ls Pence, a former 'maritimo player who Is reported to have plenty of stuff | With Don Davis planning pfonty of exhibition tilts once tha lights are in, he's working hard to as semble a full mound staff Andy Milne plans to play all his | hockey In Toronto mercantile | 40 the long, will be avall able for playdowns this your Don't forget to hung on to your | admission tickets at home games, as the club plans to work In tlek | ot draws. Hilmer Lofquist start ed tho ball rolling with un radio for the seasons opel T palr of uniform trews that Davis wangled from Toronto La THE went Into the discard Suturd: 'These hooks slides," clay Milne, who lost his pants going into second, "can be a | punishing! 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