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his edse Hank Galbr: the box that the Oshawa baseman, coming in a long de seventh, in such ment until Kerlock's chased in the ninth Cuchera's effort was charted as a two-hitter. The Oshawan's pelted wallop innings he tol to reliefer Wilson & es. Wilson and battery from mate, are University formarices. mates are not spent. The com- Yorky Yorston, speedy Oak|pjssion will ask permission to secondsacker, will be on the shelf for a time with a leg injury he suffered in a base path collis- to be a frac- was later ion. First thought ture, Yorston's injury diagnosed as a bad sprain McARTHUR TOP BOWLER IN MIDWEEK TOURNEY There was Oakville bowling green day of last week, when rinks of bowlers with local bowlers of interested spectators. There rt was some first-rate bowling, and Lackie ~~ McArthur scored first honors, with Mrs. Harry Wiffen SHELTER as his partner, and a total of 41 points. Jim McArthur, assisted the first and second birds, the by Mrs. Tommy Smifh, came a NEWS winner being charted at 6223 goose 8 hk yards per minute. Croll & Son Frank Belmont, with 33. "| Plenty of dogs, of |various|Dlaced the third pigeon ER. Hen ; i breeds, are waiting at the Hu. |mett the fourth. Next race will be Next Wednesday part in the provincial rinks annual event in which ers are expected to compete. C when | miss ith blooped ome over second way, failed to hold. It was a hard ball to play, and could have been tab-| ing bed either hit or error by scorer Vern Busby who, as is customary reserved judg- was In the end, | the finally | ion. Mr Oak starter mark Pollock for ten hits and all their runs during the five d, but could get for but one bingle in the last four fram- Dick Ocoor, his newcomers of Rochester. Both came up with standout per= a big night at the 'Wednes- visiting were present from Milton, Port Credit, Streets ville and Georgetown to compete in a mixe¥ doubles tournament before scores four Oakville rinks will go to Kitchener to take Kitchener-Waterloo tournament, an 900 bowl- ukville Recreation Com- will ask permission to Po the town minor baseball Pues in 1952, it was decided at the June meeting of the com- on, and may also seek to_or- ganize a similar minor hockey setup next fall. Ralph Crack and Melville Holmes introduced a motion ask- the Oakv Baseball assn to permit the commission to op- erate the minor groups, from which all-star teams could be chosen by the assn. to represent town in O.M.B.A. competit- Crack felt that too many could be maintained under com- mission supervision. Toting up of expenditures to June 1 showed that only in a few cases will budgeted amounts be exceeded, and that these de- ficits should be easily covered by other cases where budget esti- hold a tag day August 25. BURKES BEAT BELLES The stern sex triumphed when Burke's Auto Supply met the side Blto Queens in an ex- hibition. softball game at Busby Park Monday evening. The score was 5-2. Outstanding feature of the game was a homer by Doug Ellis with the bases loaded. The teams exchanged pitchers, Fras- er and Crew of the locals taking the mound for the visitors, and Enright and Wilcox pitching for Burkes. The two teams will meet here again in a few weeks mane Society's shelter for some kind persons to give them homes. lads are "cut off from competi- ion, once the main teams are| yi. Gowdy and Joo Vosmick chosen He felt an active sched-| Mask COW E, M0 tay Gleve- ule for all boys who wish to Play | ong jndians ball school Thursday APORTQ | HORTY | Topflight golfer W. R. "Bill" Louth, son of Leslie Louth, man- ager of the Club, charted a sub-par 3rd- year round in accounting at the University of 'Western Ontario, it was announced last was awarded the Clarkson- Gordon prize as a reward for his academic efforts of the past scholastic year. He is captain of Western's golf team and an en thusiastic glee club member. night with an all-star 'game that attracted a fine crowd and pro- Vided some interesting ball. Hank and Joe used more than 30 play- ers, the pick of the school's stu- dents, and several local lads were in each lineup. Catchers Don Rut- ledge and Ed Wollons, firstsack- ers Harry Herd and Bob Hooper and outfielders Denny Cam, Jim Johnson, Jim Scarrow, Jim Go- wan and Ken Brown all displayed their wares. The Indian mentors were greatly impressed with the calibre of junior ball the Snow Construction crew have develop- ed. "Rates higher than our U.S. junior variety," opined Vosmick. "These kids really know what to do out there." The Clevelanders saw five or six kids they'll be keeping close tab on, notably Col- lich and Goodfield, Toronto hur- lers. They signed Sheldon, Peter Pan catcher. With a bad rainstorm Saturday making for tough going for the birds, none of which got home until Sunday, the Oakville Racing Pigeon Club's 380-mile race from Peru, Indiana, didn't produce any THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Thursday, July 5, 1951 Vacation Days Arrive For Town Youngsters WITH SCHOOL OUT once more for summer vacation, week launched another active holiday program at Mic-Oak-Mac, its creek back under the Queen Elizabeth Way bridge, and in the parks. Groups of youngsters, like the one above, often pause during the busy pro session. Applications for the day camp came Ted Kennedy reported, and the four two-week pi the town recreation commission this popular day camp up on the gram of games and crafts to enjoy a restful story telling in a seemingly endless 'stream this eriods were booked well in advance. season, director hurse -- Edito Oakvi Appar anti' Jun ost of A pla pointed represe place, away b and sp to build ing. The area is tion. A 15 wat bought in plant unit | certain area su topflight marks. P. Lunau placed a 580-mile event from Decatur, nL. The list includes a beautiful fe- male golden collie of uncertain age; a female, part collie, young; KIDS! Get Into THE MAMMOTH Kiddies Parade At The LIONS ANNUAL SUMMER BAZAAR black and white collie; young os port. molioo] Dart bun |[zeason opened over tne weekend, terrier; young 'black-and-tan local rodmen found. There were beagle: platinum blonde cocker; | Plenty of tt small mouth pocket edition airdale-Irish ter-| Blacks right here at home in rier. 1 but the first two are Sixteen Mile Creek, and fellows is Mhore are nlso threo pap. (like Billl and | Sandy, Burrsil, pies, a female Heintz, a police Clare and Elmer Litchfield, and a shepherd, with age of three months. In the cat section is a young female mouser, and eight Kittens, including four black, two gray, one orange, and one striped part Persian. average During the next two weeks people calling the shelter, except in emergencies, are requested to do so before 4 o'clock each after- noon. MILK KEEPS You need more than GILBREA IN THE HOTTEST WEATHER "ust lig- YOU FRESH Anglers didn't have to go north to creel a good catch as the bass George Brown, Norman Ryan, Bill Stewart and Vince Barrey reported many fine catches. It was a case of trot out all your manpower as the Oaks de- feated Clarkson 3-0 at the B.A. field last week. Cliff Post and Norm Carter made up the key- stone combination, and very neat- ly, too. And Al Yarnell loped out into the outfiel until the shock troops arrived. Mark Pollock hurled another nice game, and should be a going concern when the playoff chips are down AITCH SPELLS TROUBLE The three greatest menaces of driving in Canada today: hic, hike and hug. ular ty] necessa --Athletic Supporters --Baby's Needs --Bathing Caps --Beauty Aids --Burn Treatments --Cameras & Films --Bath Salts & Powders . same trouble . . . check --Corn & Foot ments --Cosmetics, Face Creams & Powders, Lipsticks, Treat- ete. --Dental Needs --Deodorants & Depila- English Style HEALTH SALTS 1 pound tin 59°¢ --Cigarettes, ' Tobaccos, tories etc. --Effervescent Salts --Cleansing & Bathroom --Flashlights & Batteries Tissue First Aid Kits & Sup- --Colognes lies --Compacts & Cosmetic --Adhesive tape, Band- Bags i Aid, --Gauze Bandages, lodine TRY etc. REFRESHING =F & Mosquito Repel- I. D. 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