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KAWARTHA RACEWAY Gerald Robinson leads the local contingent of drivers at the Kawartha so far this year. His edge is slim over that of Junior West. Robinson has an average of .329 white West has 321. Derek Newman posts a .259 average and Gord Irwin a ,55 average. The leader of the pack Allan Nichols has an average of .516 in his 17 outings so far this year. Grant Burns of Pontypool took a second place finish in the first race on Satruday night with Profile Killean. The race was won by botta Hanover. The second race was won by Badger wih James Phair horse, Orono, placing third, Tarpot Scotty. Junior West was well abck with King Direct. Princess Karen owned by William reid of Orono won the third race and paying a handsome $37.70, $16.50 and $460. Coalhoun and Seldon Miss placed second and third. The fourth race was won by Long Deals Lad with Keith West placing second wîth Shady Ady. Gord Irwin was fourth with Hoot Van. Fifth race - Hard Luck Kid, Pine dale Jane, Dorcas. The sixth race went to Grant Farrow's horse, Sunicrest Marlene with second place finish to W. B. McKlyo. Seventh race - Swif t Warrior, Nevele Song. Derek Newman posted a w in in the 8th race with Rosie's Sister. In the ninth race the event was won by. Fleetwood Don with Junior West finishing second with Hilltop Anders. The horse is owned by Charlie Peakes of orono. Jack Williams took a win in Belleville last week wîth Harwil Shirley. KENDAL JUNIORS START SCIIEDULE TONIGHT-The Kendal Juniors have yet to get into league play and have had to be content with exhibition games. The opening league game casts off in Peterborough, tonight, Wednesday. The flirst league home game will be played in Kendal park on d'une lSth. Brian Foster said that the club will only have 14 leaigue games this year and will be seeking a number of exhibition games. The Kendal Junior Club is in a league w,ýith Frankford, Port Hope, Peterborough and Oshawa. QNLY ÏMIDGETS PLAYING OUT 0F ORONO - Due to the --k of interest by local boys in Tyke and PeeWee basebaîl in ~~~~ronothese teams have been withdrawn from the E.O.B.A. schedule. According to Russ Major a numnber o0-fpactiëes were held but few boys turned up. Russ did state that the Athletic would conduct a house league for the Orono Tyke boys. The Orono Midgets will continue to play in the E.O-.B.A. League. KENDAL, EAGLES WIN OVER-TIME GAMIE WITH PORT HOPE-On Sunday afternoon in Kendal the Kendal Eagles took a 5-4 win over'the Port Hope entry in the iith inning. Fraser Wallace drove in the winning run, with Tom Wallace crossing the plate for the win. Wallace hit out a base hit and advanced to second on a bunt by Bernie Aldread. lie scored on Fraser Wallace's hit. ~The Port Hope crew held a 4-2 lead la the gamnegoing into e bottom haîf of the ninth but the Eagles rallied to tie the "N.sore with two runs. Dan Norton scored the tieing run after hitting a home run with one on base. -. Ralph Kennedy pitched the entire game for the Eagles and was choosen the first star of the-game. ORONO MIDGET BALL SCHEDULE AWAY Sunday- May 26 - Ajax Tuesday - une 4 - Port Hope Suniday- June 9 - Belleville Thursday - dune 27 - Bowmanville Sunday - dune 30 - Cobourg Tuesday - July 2 - Peterborough Thursday July Il - Woodville Thursday- July 18 - Lindsay Wednesday - July 24 - Whituby HOMUE Monday - May 27- Woodville - 6:15 p.m. Saturday - June 1 Thurlow - 2:ý00 p.m. Monday - dune 3- Oshawa - 6:15 p.m. Monday - dune 10 - Bowmanville --6:15 p.m. Saturday - June 15 - Belleville - 2:00 p.m. MUonday - dune 24,- Whitby - 6:15 p.m. Monday J uly 8 - Ajax - 6:15 p.m. Monday - uly 15 - Peterborough - 6:15 Monday - July 22 - Port Hope - 6:15 p.m. Monday - dufly 29 - Cobourg - 6:15 p.m. ORONO MIIDGETIS ON WINNING STREAK-The Orono M\,idgets during the past wee~k have rang11 up two victories and so far this year have a one hundred percent average. The local club took a 1)-! over Ajax in Ajax. Gary Cox pitched the first five inni-ings with Don Màrtin finishing the gamne, Dennis Knapp, Don Martin and Gary Cox alilbatted out two hits withý single hits going to Tim denkins. Johna Cornish and NickVan Seggelen. The Orono Midgets plaved the entire nine innings with no errors. On Monday evening in the Orono park the Orono Midge-ts sqluged ouat n a 1-1 win moe TFAIIE R5 ('ONSIDEIt MUITANT ACTION About 100 teachers at Dur- hami College have unanim- ouisly passed a motion calling on their executive committee to consider a programi "of militant action" to enforce contract disputes between the prov ince and the Civil service Association of Ontario. The motion arose out of frsrtosfeit by the teach- es about working without a c ontract since Sept. 1, 1973.- the teachers are forbidden by law to strike. The bargaining team for Durham College teachers and those of other, community colleges across the province are laboring under a "a very inadequate bargaining system", said Brad Yourth, president of the Durham teachers. FINAIL PLAY In the final analysis, the contract dispute can be sent to arbitration where a three man board consisting, of two ap- pointed by the government may rule. Mr. Yourth said- Durham College teachers have neyer been as militant before about a contract. He said he recognized the impossibilit-y of a 1l'egal strike, 'but added other action might be taken. He declined to say what these might be. "This is the first tiime there's been no dissenting votes and for Durham Colleg-e this is quite a sep"said Mr. Yourthl. A mleeting of the teachers' executLrive -will be held Thurs- dlay when further action is decided. Durham College teachers bargain under a master contract. They cannot settie alone. The Great Pine Ridge port of Cystic Fibrosis. 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