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mront) Weekly imues, NWedincsýda>, Jtilý 1X, M~4-5 ) j&enda1 Eagles win three out of four games, 9-7 record Over the past week the Kendal Eagles enhanced their league standing by taking three.wins out of four games played. The win-loss column now stands at 9 wins with 7 losses. Kevin Woodward on the mound for the Eagles took a win from the Bowmanville crew by a score of 9-2. Steve -West topped the Kendal hitters with a home run and a single wth John Robinson credited with two hits. Kendal had little difficulîy with Markhamn in a double header winning 13-7 and 21-2. In the 13-7 game Mfike Cor- neil was the winning pitcher supported by some solid bit- ling from Steve West with four, Kirk Woodward and Dwight Woodward with three each and two itters to Jimi Newton and Fraser Wallace. In the second game, a 21-2 route, John W. Robinson was the winning pitcher. Jerry Thompson secured three hits, Dwight Woodward rwo, along with two each for John Robinson and Guy Parks. It was Peterborough that put a stop 10 the Eagle's win- ning streak by taking the Eagles 4-2. Steve West went for two hits as did Mike Robinson. Guy Parks bit for a homerun. The E.O.B.A. Alil Star game was played in Kendal over the week-end with the West taking the East by a counit of 9-2. The -top defensive players of the game was Oshawa's Brian Roterly while the top offensive players was also from Oshawa, Clarie Osborne. Osborne won his honours with a home run in the Ken- dal park, tri Ieft field, with the bail only a short fifteen feet front the top of a pine tree. The MVP award was presented 10 Dave Merrith of Ajax. Kendal's Dwight Wood- ward came up with two hits to lead the east in the hitting department. The Kendal teamn, hosting the event, thanks A those who assisted in mnaking the day a success and especially to Mark Carman who donated his 50-50 winnings. Thanks also tri Mayor Rickard and Tom Cowan for taking part in the opening ceremoflîes. Kingside Park visited Orono on Monday, June 25, and returned home with a 4-2 victory over the home town team. With Orono con- îrolled most of the play in both the first and second half, but tbey just were not able to capitalize on the numnerous scoring oppor- tunities tbey had. Neîîing the markers for Orono was John Sotraitidis 1, and Darren Lewis 1 on a penalty kick, Orono returned home with a 3-2 victory over the Willowdale Park teamn front Oshawa on Monday, July 9. The Orono boys being short banded really bad a struggle on their hands, but with the excellent coacbing talents of Tony Wood and Bob Lewis the team pulled off the win. Sbawn Bailey netted 2 for Orono, the first being beaded in from a corner kick. Nice goal Shawn! Getîng the other marker for the teamn was Richie Dupe. Tuesday, July 10, saw Orono hosting Thorn- ton/Dundee in a re-scheduled game from an earlier cancellation. The game came to a grinding haIt in a,3-3 lie. Thornton/Dundee scored the first goal and Orono Mhen had 10 play catch-up.ý About mid- way tbrough the second haîf, Orunu pulled ont and look the lead then beld il tl just a few critical minutes remained in the game, then Thorni- ton/Dundee netted one 10 lie il up. Scoring 1 each f or Orono was - Robert Klepac, Jeff Vanhaverbeke 'and Lyle Blight. Orono Soccer team earns place to compete in finals The Oshawa Parks Soccer League held. a tournamnent on July 13, 14 and 15, at the Oshawa Civic Centre Fields. AIl four soccer fields were kept busy each day from opening lime until closing aI nigbt. There were fîve entries in tbe Banîam section, these being Willowdale, Kingside, Tbornton/Dundee, CGlen Stewart and Orono., The Ist game of the tour- nament got underway at 6:30 Friday evening, the teams meeting were Orono against Tbornton/Dundee on field number 4. When the final whistle of the game was blown, Orono'bad gained a vicîory wiîh a score of 4-3. 1 hýornton/Dundee wenî abead righî near the beginri- ing of the game, but after the start of the second haîf, Orono caugbî up and then pulled out in front wben it really counted. Our defense did a very good job on quick- ly getting the bail ouI of our end, tbis was the kind of ef- fort tbat was needed in order 10 win. Orono scorers were John Soîraitidis 1, Robert Klepac 1 and Jeff Vanhaverbeke with 2. In our second game Orono came up against Glen Stewart on field number 1. Orono again pulled off another bard earned win by a 6-4 score. Our boys had 10 come from behind in order 10 win tbis game. Il seemed at one lime that a lie was the best thbat we were going 10 gel, but the team setled down to some serious playing and now we go on 10 play in the cham- pionship game on Sunday. Our first goal was scored by Robert Klepac on a penalty shot, he also' marked up another one later in the game. Richie Dupe, Jeff Vanhaverbeke, Shawn Bailey and John Soîraitidis tallied one each for the team. On Sunday morning at 100:00, we were on field No. 1 waiting for the sart of the ch ampionship game against Kingside. The game.did not gel slarted until after 10:30 a.m. due to some delays'in the previous game. Orono worked hard but it just didn't pay off for the boys as they went down to defeat by a score of 3-7. The Orono team had numnerous shots on net, but were unable to find the opening to gel t hem in. .Scoring for Orono was Paul Henry 2 and Robert Kle pac 1 on a penalty shot. Ace's l7th at Newcastle Golf July 101h Arnold Wallace Jr. aced number 17 123 yards using a 9 inch iron while play- ing wilb Raye West Jr. Bolh are from Orono. Orono Tennis Club News Due 10 a great turri out, the men's doubles tournament was a great success wilh Rick Docbuk taking first place and lrian Garrison taking se- cond. Wednesday, July l8th will be women's doubles at 7. Rain outs are Thursdays following. Orono E.O.B.A. Bantam News c Task Force report (Continued from page 1) Port Hope who suggesled that service clubs may be wilI- ing t0 assist. Hamnre said the Centre could not exist as a burden 10 the general public and mnust operale within its revenue and means. She said il was apparent by those altending the public meetings called by the Task Force thal there is no ques- tion as to the qualily of the program offered at the Cen- Ire. Hamnre was confident that the operation would meet ils financial goals for the comning year and said she based this on revenue to date at the Centre. On a question from Counc. Taylor Counc. Hamnre stated that in most cases the children raise their own morues to attend the Centre. She said the Board of Education does not t'und the program in anyway. Counc. Woodyard, also a mem ber of the Autboriîy said the Force Centre operation was on a trial hasis at the pre- sent lime. He said ils success will determine ils future or woni by 14-7. The second game wasn't quite so great, the boys lost by I1-8. Let's Pope we cari play a good game against Whitby in Orono on Tuesday, July 17th at 6:15 p.m. what changes may have to be made. Woodyard did state that mordes collected and spent by a Foundation on the Froect Centre would be matched two for one by the Province. There was a good line of quest ioning f rom all members of council as 10 the report submilted by Coune. Hamire. SpO-RTS kPark<Yourself. k Tp ark.yoursef m a canoe this summer, and take Iadvantage of te miles of sparkling water in our Atontaro Proincial Parks. Provincial Parks are the convemient, affordable sumnrer k kk ARESCITY :ts;ofu PROVINCE POSTAL CODE Ontado, For more information write: onaro rael- arsDept. N.D., Queen's Park, Toronto Mà7A 2E5. OntarioiraOLL Park On Tuesday, July 1th, Orono went 10 Ajax coming up with a loss of 13-5. Theri on Sunday, July l5th, Orono headed off to Belleville for a doubleheader. 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