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THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Page 7 Yum! Yum! Butter Crisp Half a Fried Chicken To Take Out - $1.00 Golden Brown French Fries If Desired Murray Hotel Dining Room PHONE 542 Although veteran playing man-® ager Al Yarnell weakened in the seventh to permit four Milton runs, he tossed two-hit ball up to that point as Oakville's chasten- ed Oaks recovered from their 16-4 first game drubbing to square thelr Halton County loop champ- fonship serfes with Milton Satur- day by taking an 8-5 decision over the Co-Ops. When the pace began to tell on Al, whose hurling has been restricted to the - occasional ap- pearance this season, Mark Pol- lock took over 'to retire the last batter in the seventh and chuck one-hit ball for the remainder of the distance. Ta all, the two Oak twirlers ylelded six safeties. Gord Stott, back on third base for the Oaks, collected three hits in four trips to the plate to pace the 10-hit attack on Milton start- er Speed Barly and reliefer Mur- ray Grenke, Alex Kernluk, with two bingles, was the only other OAKS EVEN SERIES WITH C-OPS PLAY CLINCHER HERE WED. YOUNG SAILORS READY FOR INITIAL RACE Young novices of Oakville Yacht Squadron will sail their first race following their next sailing lesson Saturday morning, August 2, at 9.30. It is expected that four or five prams will take part. The junior group will hold thelr own regatta on Saturday, Sept. 1, when about thirty of the maririer pupils will compete in a variety of events, including pram and rowing races. A number of parents should be on hand to watch the youngsters display their newly acquired nautical skill, ~ ing of the Clarkson squad, which should prove to be no great chore, will qualify them for the O.B.A. playdowns, which last year saw. them go through to the final Oak to connect safely more than |round before = Strathroy Royals P. once, while firstsacker Harry | claimed the laurels. Herd came through with a lusty| It is expected that Frankie OF triple. dnd Paul Gilllam a double |May, who has yet to suffer his 6S to further the winning cause. first mound defeat, will start Hank Galbraith donned 'the pad |against Milton in the series ES and mask to handle the catching | clincher. duties, and contributed a neat backstopping performance. Oaks --_m---- y . wind up their title series with Car Safety at CNE - r Milton at Wallace park Wednes- | The latest in automotive safety, First Call for Dinner! ar \ "A" series with Clarkson. Down- (at the Automotive Building at the Look at that stampede to the table! Healthy appetites, 1951 Canadian National Exhibit- whetted by the good fresh air, are rarin' to feast on Mom's fon. The many automobile man- delicious lunch. 6 11 ufacturers show their newest Picnicking is hy fun for the whole family on wares to the public between sunny summer week-ends. It's a real tonic to head for the August 24 and September 8. open country and leave the world's cares miles behind; WM. C. MILLIGAN, R.O. , Family pcs are happy evens ha give you lot o fn; ENA end esh air and exercise--and hat adds up to Good Health-- = H ARCOAL the Canadian Way! 2 OPTOMETRIST ' % for 69A COLBORNE ST. E. BRADIN i (Over Bank of Commerce) GRILLING, BROILING, S KINDLING Pr ara i Telephone 1507 EE Ny P HILLMERS FUEL & ICE CO. BADING BREWERIES LIMITED © (OTTAWA AND WINDSOR Phone 23 lle AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, for suits, S-an exciting new There's more than a hint of fall in the air . . . it's time for smart coats and all'the attractive cloth- es that make autumn such WHY NOT SEND US YOUR COOL WEATHER CLOTHES FOR A REAL REJUVENATION - . . We clean them - . . We dye them . . . We repair them if if necessary Don't wait for that last min- ute rush . . . send them in Are You Ready For Fall? season! JE ST Sie Lo BE gous | If Milton Co-Ops and Oakville Oaks didn't set a new single game record for playoff errors--even in Halton County Loop play--dur- ing last Thursday night's dia- mond fiasco at Wallace park, it may be safely said that they soared right up among the all time leaders in the bobble dept, It was a sad night for last year's 0.B.A. finalist Oaks, who Kicked in ten of those miscues to make it a sadder night for the local mound staff and a positively tra- gic evening for home fans. Jack Wilson, the Rochester tosser who hasn't shown much reason why import tax should have been paid on him, just didn't have it to begin with, and his mates fer- vent efforts to rescue him in the pinches resulted in a series of fielding misdemeanours that made the most ardent club supporter shudder. Mark Pollock sharpen- ed things up a bit when he took over in the fourth, but further juggling didn't help his efforts much as the game rapidly became a route. Ken Pollock's five sing- les in five trips atoned for his fielding lapses. In fact, Oaks got enough hits, 13, to win two ordin- ary ball games. But this wasn't an ordinary ball game, Allah be pralsed; Let's just say it was a good game to have over. Actual- ly, the Milton series isn't import- ant in the O.B,A. playdown scheme of things, Co-Ops being a B club. What is important is that the Oaks will have to tighten up a-plenty if they are to emulate their last season's showing, Main weakness right now seem to be in the catching dept, where young Don Rutledge is playing heads-up, aggressive ball but Is, after all, a coveted junior infield- er; inconsistent fielding; failure of a couple of regulars who can do better to collect safeties; and lack of a clouting outfielder to replace injured Ben Languay. Plus a tendency to let the twir- ler on the mound linger there too long - after the i begins Partial Conversion with the rest of south-western Ontario, the Canadian National Exhibition is changing from 25 to 60 cycle. By the time the 1951 CNE opens on August 24, the eastern half of: Exhibition Park will be converted. vege FOR SCREENS For Windows and Doors --SEE-- CHAS. F. DOTY AND SON Dundas St. N. H Phone 78 WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRS Expert Workmanship ® Watches or Clocks may be left and also picked up at Grinham's Book' Store 0. B. BERGQUIST . JEWELER + Over Bank of Commerce A Complete Investment Service BONDS STOCKS On All Exchanges MACRAE & COMPANY Member INVESTMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA 80 King St. W. Toronto PHONE EM. 4-3374 to solve his slants. Could be, as has happened in the past, that the arrival of tough playdown competition will Iron out a lot of weaknesses right now seem to be with the chips down. Just the same, prospects aren't too pea- chy at the moment, chums! On a cheerier note . . . the files disclose that it was just a year ago last week that youthful Wilf Herbert made a reality of the pitcher's no-hit, no-run dream game as he faced only 23 George- town juvenile batters in winning 7-0. Herbert is still the mainstay of the Snow Construction squad's hurling staff, although now a Junior. 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