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y 11, 1 'Thursday, May 11, 1950 SECOND SECTION OAKS BALL BANNERS Ee UNFURLED, READY FOR MAY 24 HOME DEBUT Spring, as Will Rogers once | bar. drawled, is here with poems and| Even tne w, n i bathtubs. It is doubtful if even | papey | EE pos eile the most rabid supporter of Don |The World's most fully air con. Davis' Oakville Oaks, of the in-| gitioneq press box will be moved iermediais Halton County Base-[atos the coco bar," right ball Assn, will ever get around|hing tne plate and above the lev. lo penning a poem about thee of the grandstand doughty local band of diamon- : "The ® ba 1 deers. But where bathtubs and " up all that goes with them is con- TE A a cerned, this is definitely the é _ Veteran of full many a year of the new deal for the club Es now [tight hurlers duel in Ont- that swept to a provincial title 5 s|ario's senior diamond wars, 2 couple of years back and man- the [burly Al Yarnell will he back aged to battle its way to] the the at the helm as playing a bracket last 9 coach of the Oaks this sum- or | Mer. Al still retains most of sun-|the mound wizardry that made him a standout in his Of course, all|heydey, and he expects to baseball luxury. Comparatively #iathis won't be rack up his full share of speaking, that is. To begin with, "HF plished pitching victories against they'll don their monkey suits in Ken Brown overnight. In | Georgetown, Milton, Fergus, a brand new, commodious dress- fact, Bie may be | whtordown and Acton, ing room that is even now in the |mid-July before the entire pro- process of construction. (And |Jject is completed--although the | ------ those togs, by the way, will be competent Mr. McConv Page 9 AL YARNELL Yes, when the Oaks trot out onto the Wallace (nee Vie- toria) park greensward this season, they'll be languishing in Sunday-go-to-meeting manner that of the boys pictured above will be hack their qu in the s hopes | mainstays of the hurling corp away from Joe Ziegler, hustling [less of the time it may take, the [shape Up as a topflight chucker, major domo of Toronto's Maple | eventual result will definitely be [while Pierce, a former London HERE IS THE 1949 EDITION of the Oakville Oaks, O.B.A. for Halton County Baseball Assn. team county loop, mentor Don Day dapper grey uniforms that per-[to have everything shipshape [But Frankie May, a bright pr exhibition tilts With strong senior and semi-pro suasive Mr. Davis wheedled | before that date. But, regard-|pect from Burlington, bids to| first season of floodlight ba: ehall in Wallace park The Oakville - Trafalgar Journal WILL THEY ENJOY HALTON'S NEW BASEBALL MENU MORE THAN VIADUCT VIANDS? RG EATS OF UTE Ned Wal a RA a 8 3 N Logis mark Leafs. Then, when the boys|Worth every bit of effort and |flinger, has definite possibilities. head for the home team's bench, [every cent it may cos they'll find it has dropped a| ,.. a turn. And old reliable Johnny couple of feet underground. | sale? Looks like a Pretty cap-(Turmer who is also being con- From now on, to be precise| pa aggregation, fans and fan-|gijoreq' for an outfield post and about it, the competing teams ettes. It was good enough last summer to knock off some pret- tidy replicas of big league dug-|ty fair senior clubs before bow- outs. But most important of ing out to Brantford's highly all is the fact that come early subsidized Red Sox of the Inter-| The infield will July, the Oaks will be able to County loop. And it should be [hood have a ve entertain visiting nines under a Just as good this summer. Con-|cent. Bobby Hoope battery of modern floodlights. x D J Who can fill in commendably in will spend their batting terms in the infield, will be back for an| Just about o other fling. genious youngster or collect was on display at Vi In all likeli-|torin Hall Friday and Saturday | mediate division outhful ac-|when Oakville Lions Club held Ken Brown |its annual Hobby Show. hing an in- and third for a Thore | 6d two surprises. told | follows: Primary Pixie Mudge, fidentially, gravel-toned Donjand Moe Morrison all|were pictures by the hundred [John Hulme beat ten girls, to] Elizabeth Freeman, Joan Sede . And you can take the word of Davis expects the boys to ride|up from Corbett's juves, have a ranging all the way from a land: | take first prize in the cake class, |don; Junior Valerie Wakely, thid assn. director Gorm McConvry through to an intermediate "A" |good year, while Hank Galbraith [ scapes and portraits that would | while Donald Herridge, aged 11, | Mary Sutton, Judith Mudge that those floodlights are going title. Playing coach Al Yarnell, | who is decidedly a coaches ball [have done credit to a profession | bested un doen mombers of the | and Nanoy Hill (tied), and to be the last word in athletic |who is a bit more diffident than | player is back on the beat. Vet-[al artist to the grotesque daubs | opposite sex to win cookie | Titermodiate -- Robert Hutton, illumination. the loquacious Don, is just as|erans 'who are working out are|and scrawls of four-year-old. | contest ae Haar, Seat Moses ad hat | lopeful.. And when this pair are|Paul Gilliam and Norm Carter, | There "With hodel villuges, ex-| Much skill and hard work was| Heather Kennish, tle: Hen "se So much for the players. What | foe confident, you can be sure And venerable Cliff Post, who hus | ecuted. swith pi can the fans expect, aside from aking couch, will fmanship. One corner of the hall to keep out of | was given up to a huge the starting lineup. fon 2 they figure they have a fair [signed on as Infield natin aT amount of power to fall back on. [be mighty hard first place, they can expect to| Fans who saw Ray Patterson find greatly increased seating | clout five consecutive practice The outfield is the only ques- accommodaton when they pay | pitches over the loft fied wall | tion mark at the moment. Hard their four bits to get 'through | tna other night know where | swinging Benny Languay wa the turnstiles. The $15,000 that of handicrafts, collect | model ships and of gaudily colored drinking glasses by the life-like animals and birds formas of small amples of 1 ; young amatour taxidermiut'u | some of this power is coming the only member of the 1040 aki, benevolent J. M. Wallace .ear-| from. Pat ig back in the local|squad 'to show at week-nd And the collections! The ocrage marked for the setting up of arog again after a couple of sen-| work-outs, rj Toletz | will not be back, nor will young An- big bat will be a big help. He's|dy Milne However, the season lg community baseball centre islsons up Guelph way, and his bef g spread a long way, and at least five new sections of grand- for matchbox covers was even more In evidence this year than ) formerly. Hundreds of the ¢ounted upon to do a full share|yet young, and Davis hua high brightly colored little squares. of stand will be added to the pre- lof backstopping, and he'll tin hopes for Jim Cowan, another pastobonrd, in endloun. varity sent setup. They will also b lo a spot of coaching on Bud | juvenile grad. It may take Jim ware displayed upon great . able to keep as well posted as|cornett's behalf Lasky. Alen |. while to line his sights on in. | cardboard, or sandwiched ho the official scorer, as a public ad- | wollons ill also be on hand to | te liate pitching, bul thers ls tween the' covers of I system, with t strap on the chest pad and shin | nothing wrong with his fielding mia at There were collections of up right guards, and this lad can also | ability { 8 ; , teleld | ago-stamps, postonrds, coin find the range of the outfle y TSR pencil wielder ne ee All in all, it shapes up as an [One imaginative youngsters ath them fully enlighter ; extremely interestin immer. |b collector's Sis: fad 8, non din mound, Yarnell should |The lads' will make their bow to|Plsy of small cakes 3 mnonp | devia And mound, Yarr ! ; tevelopr = If well suport Davis | hometown crowds on May 24 ioe vrappors bore the namen p , theyll be AT Fergus here. Actually, [Of various hotels, Severs! others behind the nds to Yarnell and embled a variety of but pen thelr season at Acton [hod a dog or a coke at | lock will, of course k from Saturday. Then, on | L¢ i, Hath le uy | nd hun Ys i -- 21, they will meet Water-| Paper serviettos nd A furth or n here, On May 31, they trek [OF Louch of variety. But perhaps JC 1) IS to Georgetown the most unusual of all the col Il sty g « ' NAL Lg lections was one made up of Aside from regular schedul= | oy nds of old fron and od games, a wide variety of Junk hich had apparently been pecial events are being planned | unearthed from somebody's Back by the assn. directors. It in prob- | yarq Able that the ever popular House |" prominont able oi among the exhibit x 7 of David hirsute horde wil or ns that busy and versatile Sl 8 eh iid [pac for a return vist, whila | hobhyiat a tar Htrant 7 Johnny Black benefit exhibition Peter took firats for m dressed Sain 5 Also on the books + pale of knitted bootess, 4 Wh Plans for advance Licket sales tion of shells and n collect 0 has a stake Ae ek idgy [bection of shea and i copie IN THE | + bauehall bug, yowll be [ond for model building, with a grab ducats If you |» onl-loade and a house TELEPHONE BUSINESS his Is definitely the year | ht A When you think about it, everybody has sport | a stake, one way or another, in the tele Si. Complete | phone business, I < the major and 28,000 Bell employees and their familids . Ar if Onl nvestment 62,000 Bell shareholders and their families, a a Service Thousands of suppliers of materials for eles BONDS phone construction and expansion . 1 STOCKS p on all Exchanges / " hiatrist : MACRAE AND COMPANY || | Investment Dealers at 80 King Sr. W PHONE: EL 1,250,000 telephone customers in Ontario and Quebec, in homes, offices, hospitals, shops. Keeping pace with growing needs for mars ond better telephone servics takes lots of work and lots of money. Oaly o financially healthy company can carry on this big job. Telephone users, employees, sharsholders, -- everyone hes a vital interest in @ service. that mecas s0 much Io the welfare of so many people. MENTAL JUDGE Dewel Duar ~Taronta 3374 serman DANCING Huttonville Park 4 Miles West of Brampton THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA Owed cad opercied by Canadians for Canadians EVERY || Wednesday and Saturday | a | Musle by | HAL DAVIS and his HIGHLANDERS | "wi Admission 50¢ 12-Piscs Orchestra Fein davnbuton. ST BE le Ee HOBBYISTS JAM SHOW S WITH LEISURE CR could make | coins. With Heather The baking compet which work, clay modelling Another wis occupied | carviigs Two oxhibita worthy of Duncan and of Robert Sutton, yield | Winners or Afta- | avidenced In the various samples | Evelyn Duncan, June Willis Don Included | Regen basket. | Mrs, W. Shepherd, Mrs, ©. Laue Adults, Mra, I woods | der, (Continued on Page 10) 722 takes you ACTUAL TEST The MORKIS MINOR THE BIGGEST LITTLE CAR ON THE ROAD IN 1950 Men aver six fest tall © amazed af the neide fhe 1950 Marrs ears, wt hecause ed plenty of IER convertible of colors 4 wide range Service an perms fram Cost 1s Const, McDermot's Garage Oakvills, Ontario rouped in the studiously sertous, befitted the station of Toronto B seball Assocla~ tion champions who battled their way to the semi-final playoff round. Most In harness this summer to help the Oaks in silverware. In addition to competition plans to schedule a full agenda of (uads to properly Oakville's EATIONS collection of | mention were a large puppet Kennlsh he | show by Jean ted for thrid prize in the inter- | elaborate dolla house, the work of trophies were as Htreot, --