Thursday, June 17, 1948 Local Juveniles Drub Milton By 15h In with Wilf Herbert hurling four- pit ball, Oakville Juveniles went on a slugging spree Saturday to take a 15-1 win over Milton in the season's opener. Herbert struck out nine Milton batters and was never in trouble, Billy Clark, whose, four hits included a lusty triple, led Oak- ville hitters, while Bob Hooper, who played a neat game at first, also collected three safeties, The opening game of the season Jocally will- take place Saturday at Victoria park, when Acton are the visitors. The Oakville line-up was as fol- Jows: Clark c, Herbert p, Hooper 1b, Rutledge 2b, White 3b, Brown ss, W. Clark If, Cowan cf, Whit- nell rf, J. Johnson 1f, and D. Begg Tf, Bowling Club Boasts Active Ladies Section Although still small, the ladies' section of the Oakville Bowling club is very active and is plan- ning a drive for new membership. Last Weddnesday's meeting and ten, at whichc Mrs. Carr won the prize, were typical of its enthusi- astic spirit. As the ladies are free to bowl during the day, they have a separate executive {ncluding, Mrs. Ray Mathews, president; Mrs. W. D, Wise, vice-president; and Mrs. Tom Smith, secretary-treasurer. But their organization is included in the men's section of which Thomas Blakelock is president. Every Thursday evening jitneys are held by the whole club, while on Wednesday afternoon the lad- jes have their separate meeting. Season Opener seman LU Inspector Boyd Adyises Local Revolver Unit Inspector William Boyd, of the Ontario Provincial Police, will be on hand to offer expert advice when small arms enthusiasts of the town meet tonight at Oak- ville Hardware to discuss plans for the formation of a Pistol and Revolver club, According to G. V. Dunston who, with Alex Fleming and H. T. Roden, has been active in early promotion work, the proposed club has already been offered the use of property for an outdoor range by W. C. Austill. An en- thusiast himself, Mr. Austill is one of the group who hope to make friendly small arms compe- tition a thriving part of the town sport program, Seed LR Tournaments or jitneys are held on holidays while both men and women bowl on Saturdays. "Of course," Mrs, Mathews said, "the club isc open to members at all times." Clubs from Milton, Port Credit, Streetsville and Oakville take part in tournaments, held every second Thursday night, and the ladies often travel as far as Ham- ilton for such events as the North- way trophy. Wednesday, June 23rd, is the date set for the special meeting to encourage new membership, Mrs. Mathews said, and added, "We hope any ladies who are in- terested in joining the club will come and bowl at 1:45 and stay for tea." LEADING SIX HITTERS PLAYER McCraney, Gray's Fuel & Ice .... Ballantyne, Oakville Taxi . 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