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6 - Orono Weekly Times Wednesday, June 2, 2004 Northumberland Motor Sales Eagles Carroll pitches masterpiece It was a perfect day for a baseball baseball game. The Kendal team did not disappoint either. Cagey veteran veteran pitcher, Jason Carroll tossed a masterpiece facing only 33 Whitby batters, six over the picture submilled Pitcher Jason Carroll who faced only 33 batters in a complete game masterpiece. necessary minimum. Rookie catcher Bob Witheridge said "he had to struggle with a lot of movement on the pitches but it confused the batters too". Jason was not over powering, only striking out five but he depended depended on his fielders for support. And they came through for him too. The team made no errors in the game and right fielder, Kris Boyd, threw a strike to catcher Bob to cut down a runner trying to score. It was pretty to watch. Steve deGraff made some trick plays at first base to erase some runners too. B.J. Hackett led the offense with a double and a single. Steve deGraff chipped in a two- for-three day. Bryan Landry, Chris Stark, and Bob Witheridge also went two-for-four giving Kendal 6 runs in total. Errors also contributed to the Eagles run production. Whitby made several errors that cost starting Darlington Men's Select Soccer League Whitby Iroquois victorious over Maple Grove This past week saw the start of the Darlington Men's Select Soccer League with the playing for the Clarington Shield. After the qualifying rounds Maple Grove met Scugog Lakers in the one semi-final and Bowmanville met Whitby Iroquois in the other semi-final. Ôrono lost out to Scugog in the last minutes minutes of its game which ended up in a 1-1 tie to put Scugog in the last semi-final berth. In the semi-final Maple Grove won by a 3-0 score and Whitby Iroquois won 2-1 in a thriller. thriller. of a game against Bowmanville on a penalty shootout. On a glorious sunny Sunday afternoon, Maple grove were no match for a victorious Whitby Iroquois team which won by a score of 5-0. This year the league has been divided into two divisions of equal calibre named "Baker" and "Crydcrman", who were former promoters of the game dating back to the 1880's. Play downs for the "Worry" Leaque Championship will be held in September, preceded by the Campbell Cup in late August. For more information about the leaque and especially especially our 125th celebrations in 2005, please I eel free to contact Malcolm Hamon at 905-623-0472. M.H. ... : HIGH SCORES Wed. May 26 1st Betty Charland 84 2nd Claire M.euleman 81 3rd (tie) Lavina Downes Helen Cou roux 76 5th Wanda McNeil 70 DRAWS Frances Cathcart Roy Staples Betty Charland HIGH SCORES Monday May 31 1 st Clara Meuleman 78 2nd Grace Coatham 72 3rd Joyce Cowan 71 4th (tie) Marie Couroux, Helen Couroux, Murray Falls 70 DRAWS Dora MacDonald Marie Couroux Marlene Stacey pitcher Dave Hickey of Whitby a good pitching performance. The game lasted only minutes minutes over two hours and was entertaining to watch. The team got a boost before the game when it was announced that Northumberland Motor Sales has become the team's new sponsor. The dealership ' is situated on Hwy. #2 in Welcome. So if you are in need of a new vehicle please drop by and ask for third base- man Steve Foster. Faces in the crowd this week were Steve West former Houston Aero and Kendal Eagle and Orono native John Shetler former catcher for Kendal. Roy Foster took home the 50/50 draw prize money this week. Check out all game results on the web at www. leaguelineup.com/kendaleagles The boys play a double header against the Kingston MAY 25 RESULTS TOP SCORES Betty McHolm, 183 Danielle Brookes, 180 Ann Julicher, 176 Don McHolm, 162 DRAWS Don McHolm Ann Julicher Danielle Brooks Doreen Green MOON SHOT JANE Don McHolm MAY 28 EUCHRE RESULTS TOP SCORES Liz Reynolds, 84 Dora MacDonald, 73 Marion Sears, 73 Lil Balderston, 73 Marie Couraux, 69 Helen Rose, 65 Eleanor Perrin, 65 DRAWS , Delores Comar Eileen Stapleton Dora MacDonald Marlene Stacey Lucy Carey Ponies next Sunday starting at noon. This should be a good test of the Eagles who are 4-0 so far this season. Come out and enjoy the game and a hot dog. J W Know somebody who should be featured in our sports section? CALL THE OROIMO WEEKLY TIMES 905-983-5301 The 2004-2005 OMHA Rep. coaches announced The Orono Amateur Athletic Association held its AGM recently at the Orono Arena and Community Centre, where it announced the OMHA rep. program coaches. coaches. The league's coaches are as follows: Novice - Neil Simpson; Atom - Terry Richards; Peewee - Tom St. James; Bantam - Rob Johansen; Midget - John Griffith; Juvenille - Henry Herschop; The season will start mid-September. Bid MAY 18 RESULTS TOP SCORES Ann Julicher, 218 Kerryson Marshall, 207 Margaret Peacock, 206 Don McHolm, 199 DRAWS Eleanor Perrin Lorraine Marshall Hilton Peacock Lil Bolderstone MOON SHOT JANE Eleanor Pèrrih Klaus Zulauf NEWCASTLE SENIORS LAST WEEK RESULTS High Scores 1. Eleanor Perrin, 89 2. Lyle McMann, 83 3. Vi Hayward, 78 4. Roy Hayward, 75 5. Gus Wilson, 73 Most Lone Hands Eleanor Perrin 5 Draws Jean Homes Marilyn Martin Jean Ricard Marg Wade Joyce Stacey Marion Sears Summer Dance Camps ! 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