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I own a lot Yes CH No EH SCORE 10 IN SIXTH A powerful hitting performance and the pitching of Jim Sheddon helped the Oakville Midget 707's of the Halton C o u n ty B a s e b a l l Association to post an 18- 5 victory over Brampton last week. Over the first six i n n i n g s Shed d o n scattered three hits and shutout his opponents. In the last of the sixth, Oakville exploded for 10 runs and was at bat for at least 40 minutes. Sheddon tightened up a bit during this break and allowed five runs in the M i d g e t 7 0 7 s r o m p t o 1 8 - 5 v i c t o r y hitting seventh and eighth, three department, Gary Brooks double. He came home on remair G O O D j*Y E A R G O C E N TR E S This W eek Only 4-W H EEL 1 A ll N o rth A m e r ic a n C a rs , M o s t M o d e ls o f D a ts u n , T o y o ta a n d V o lk s w a g e n CARS WITH FRONT DISC BRAKES $14.95 extra! Here's the best brake offer in town! 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L IM IT ED 2 6 3 S P E E R S R D . o i l C J O O T o akville 845-4227 . _ CHARGEX NO CASH NEEDCD WITH THESE CARDS T r t i d At iiW : seventh and eighth, three of which came as a result of a couple of errors. Sheddon regained form in the ninth and the Brampton squad was retired in order. The Oakville attack was initiated when Ken Moodie led the bottom of the first with a double and scored on Mike Shell's single up the middle. Bob Stacey had two of his four rbi's in the third when he knocked in Steve Nero and Ron Darichuk with a single. In th e h i t t i n g department. Gary Brooks belted a two-run homer. Shell went four for six (all singles), Brooks and Stacey had three hits and four rb i'S, and Jim Sheddon tripled. The locals suffered a 5- 2 loss last Wednesday at the hands of a Burlington squad that was sparked by solid pitching. Dave Frid fanned eight and walked two for the winners, Oakville scored in the first when Rocky Delfino singled and took third on Gary Brooks' ground-rule double. He came home on a passed ball. In the seventh (last) inning J im Sheddon singled and stole second. He scored on pinch-hitter Scott Garvie's infield single. Steve Nero started on the mound but couldn't make it through the first due to a sore arm and poor fielding which saw Burlington put over three unearned runs. Ron Darichuk came in on relief to retire the last out. He yielded two runs in the second and pitched shutout ball for the remainder of the game. It was his best game this year and at one point he re tired ten st raight ! batters. In five and a third innings he gave up three singles, walked four and fanned four. The two clubs will meet each other three more times this year and coach Claire Sheridan figures it will be a great rivalry with the teams finishing one, two. Home gam es are Tuesday nights at Shell Park at 7:30 p.m. L adies' baseball team takes p a ir T he O a k v i l l e On Monday the team Automot ive L a d i e s ' traveled to Waterdown baseball team got on the and came up with a big winning track this week, 13-2 triumph, taking victories in two Delo res Hami l ton league games. pitched the win and Ann Renton took the loss. Oakville had 10 hits, four walks and two struck out. Waterdown had nine hits, two walked and two were fanned. 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They added three in the fifth, two in the seventh, one in the eighth and six in the ninth while Waterdown could muster only one more run which cam e in the seventh. Barb Jones and Norma Walter had a pair of singles each for Oakville and Mary Lou Wingate, Wendy Atwater, Linda B e n d a l l , D e l o r e s Hamilton, Ellen Hingston and Elaine Brennan each had a hit. For Waterdown, Ann Renton singled and doubled. Last Thursday the Ladies hosted Guelph in T rafalgar P ark and edged the visitors 3-2. Flo Weatherbie went eight innings and was relieved by Delores Hamilton in the ninth. Lyn Griffiths took the loss. Oakville had four hits, five walks and four were fanned. The Ladies did their scoring early, putting across a run in the first and two in the third. Guelph had single runs in the fourth and the eighth. "They made a couple of errors more than we did and t h a t was the d i f f e r e n c e , " s a i d Oakville coach Alice Bostock. At the plate, Linda Watt had a triple and Wendy Attwater, Norma W a l t e r and F lo Weatherbie had singles for Oakville. Kim Perie had a double and a single for Guelph. Oakville will be hosting the Ontario Ladies' Senior E l im in a t io n Tournament from July 18 to July 21. Weekend tickets will be $5.00, daily tickets will be $2.00 ai half-day tickets will $1.00. Children under 12 will be admitted free. The line-up for the tournament will be an excellent one and could feature 12 teams. Don't miss it. S a v a g e G ir ls ltd Hr 844-1392