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oron nek ies,lyednesday,, June 29th,, 1977-5 w1 ý Eag les Kendal Eagles split ft past week as they rernained in the !eagne standings. On1 Port Hope, the Eagles went decision to the Flyers, as suffered the loss on the moi a member of the Kendal Ju= bits for the Eagles includii Steve West also had a ho: single while'Bill Robinson hits. On Thursday, in Os] lost a tough 6-5 gamne in ter Moore, who allowed only runs, took the loss, main!3 errors by the Eagles. AIl Kendai hitters with a grand: while Doug Taylor also ha( On Saturday, in Bel1 came up with a 9-7 victi Kennedy pitched a strongg only one earned run. Doui Jerry Thompson led the Eag Line-scores: Saturday Kendal 100 620 000 Belleville 103 003 000 R. Kennedy (2-1) and Alldr McTaggart (1-3), Lopp, 4t] and Andrews. split over week-end four gamesthis its apiece, as Kendal out-hit Belleville in fourth place sixteen to nine. dn to a,8-5 On- Sunday, June 26, in Kendal the itDoug Toaylor Eagles came up with one of their better und. Gary Cox, performances of the year as they shut-out niors, had tbree Whitby Merchants 2-0. Doug Taylor ing a homerun. pitcbed an excellent gamne for the Eagles, )merun plus a allowing only six hits while strikingý out i also had two nine batters. Doug Rickard and Bill Robinson each had two hitsfor J<endal shawa, Kendal while single hits went to Steve West, Jerry n inins. ric Thompson, Bill McCullough and "John rthree earned Rons. .y due to four Kendal Eagles play their next home Ian Pears led' game this Saturday, July 2nd, against the slam bomerun Peterboro Tigers, at 2 p.m. The first d four bits. annual Al-Star game for the Senior leville, Kendal League will be played this Friday, July ory aý Ralph lst, at Port Hope beginning at six o'clock. game allowing Kendal Eagles will be on the West Team, ýg Rickard and along witb Oshawa, Bowmanville, Ajax igles with three and Whitby. E.O.B3.A. SENIOR LEAGULE i9 16 5 (as ofSunday, Juie 26) i 7 9 2 Ired lh, Abrams, 8th Sunday Wbtby 000 000 000 0 6 Kendal 010 000 01x 2 8 D. Taylor (1-1), Moore, 9tb and Robinson, Alldred, 9th J. Turner (2-4) and Twinning Port Hope Ajax Oshawa Kendal Bowmanville Little Britain Whitby Belleville Peterborough w I Pct. GBL 3 .769 4 .639 2 6 .571 21/, 6 .500 31/2 6 .500 3½'i 8 .429 4' 8 .429 4'2 7 .364 5 8 .273 6 Orono Bantam Orono PeeWees Monday evening, June 27, the orono Bantam girls lost their first game of the season against Hampton 20-12. The girls played well despite the score and home runs were given to Susan Stolk and Heater Sawyer. A triple was credited mo Brenda McCarron. Next home game will be July 6 at 6:30 in the Orono Park. ORONO KINSMEN PEE WEE GIRLS On June 21, the Kînsmen Pee Wee girls were defeated by Bowmanville No. 1 by a score of 34-4. Karen Irwin pitched for the Orono team and bad eight strike outs. A homerun went to Jackie Westbrook and its goîng to Patti Balscbke, Karen Irwin and Jackie Westbrook. Kathryn Blaschke played a good game in centre field by catching two fly balîs. PEE WEE GIRLS On June 13, Long's Pee Wee's Orono fund-raîsiîng committee meets The fund-raising comrittee for the new proposed arena beld a meeting last Tuesday evening to discuss possible mneans of raising funds to support the construction of the new arena. The commit- tee again met last nigbt to come to some final conclusion on tbeir attack in raising the needed monies to match with Wintario and the Department of Social Services. According to Mr. R. Major the iast cost estimates for the p roject was set at $550,000.oo. 0f this amount the commun- ity is expected to maise $155,000.00 wbicb is at least, ffty per cent greater than is y1- g anticipated for the new .castle arena. The committee is consider- ing a lottery similar to the Newcastle plan, as well as a door to door blitz witb defeated tbe Orono Kinsmen 18-9 with on home run by Caroline Opoka. In Bowmanville on June 22, Long' Jost a close bail game against Bowian ville No. 1 team 7-5 but they returned ti next night in Orono to defeat th, Bowmanvîlle 3 teamn by a score of 5-3. Wednesday, June 27 was a closý battle in wbich they lost to Hampton 16-15 GIRLS PEE WEU SOFTBALL, Orono I.G.A. were defeated W Bowmanville No. 3 by a score of 21-8a Central School on Monday, June 27 Pitcbing duties were shared by Donr Lowery and Nancy Bridger. Home run: went to Debbie Vanderveen, Nanc, Bridger and Janette Armstrong. Oron4 runs were scored by Janet Stephenson -1 Nancy Bridger - 3, Debbie Vanderveen -2 Janette Armstrong - 1 and Donna Lowery The final cost of the arena has yet to be deter ed as definite plans foi buildfing have not been se bas the cost of constru( the grandstand and new I- barns been settled. receipts for income tax pur- poses. 1s [5. at ?7. At the request of the Newcastle Social Planning Coucnil, the Oshawa Y.W.C.A. will be organizing programns in Bowmanvîlle in the faîl. Women and chldren's programs will be held at St. John's Anglican churcb on Thursdays begin- ning September 22. During the mornings two pre-school gymnastics classes will be offered under the direction of Nancy Bone. At noon hour a fitness class for business women wilI be led by Mrs. Bone. In the afternoon, Donna Davidson, the Osh Y.W.C.A. keep fit admri rator will instruct a keei and discussion group women. Babysitting will be av able for all participants these classes. Registra for the Bowmanville grams will be accepted al August 22 at the Oshs Y.W.C.A. and at St. Jo] Anglican Churcb in Bowr ville on September 15f 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. For fur details cal 576-8880. Next to racing in the Molson Diamond Indy at Mosport, July 1, 2, 3; two- time Indy 500 winner AI Unser would probably want to watch it. That's how exciting the 37-year old USAC veteran driver thinks the, Mosport race will be. "Boy"~, he said, "if there was one road race I was gonna be a spectator for, that one at Mosport would be it."' The Molson Diamond Indy wiIll be the only road race this year in the United States Auto Club series for Indianapolis cars normally seen on oval tracks. At the same time, Mosport will he the first USAC road race for several years and it comes only a week after the 500 mile championship event at Poc- ono International Raceway in Pennsylvania, making the task of preparîng for Mosport even tougher for the Indy teams. Although bis name was made at Indianapolis witb back to back wins in 1970 and 1971, AI the' younger brother Of two-time Indy winner Bobby Unser is no stranger to road racing circuits like Mosport. As a member of the prestigious Vel's Parnelli Jones Racing Team, AI and bis team have extensive road racing experience. In the North American Formula 5000 series in recent years, Unser and bis tLeam mate Mario Andretti were solid front runners. AI himself scored eight wins in a Formula 5000 Lola including the final race of the 1976 season at Riverside, Califor- nia last October. For Mosport, Unser's "Amercian Racing Special" Parnelli racer is one of the new breed of Indy car. Lt is based on a Formula 1 chassis and body powered by a Formula 1 based V-8 Cos- worth engine instead of the traditional four cylinder Offy engine or the Foyt V-8 engine which carried Unser to bis two consecutive Indy wins and the USAC National Championsbip in .1971. Unser's entbusiasmr for tbe Mosport race comes in part fromn the fact that be no doubt figures bis teamn has a good chance of preparing him a winning car and bis recent experience road racing should give hlm a sligbt advantage. Secondly, as a racer born and bred from the largest and most successful family in racing, he'd race anytbing witb wbeels on it just for the sport. First practice runs for the_ SPORTSdo s e SSun Dresses Reduced * lsleeveleDresssandSu Dresses are now reduced 10 percent-Y r the e erW arybt arat en mi-*JanTsrTShits ane at n horse Overai11s. - ' Leather Thongs e We have a few pair of Leather sBuffalo Thongs. OnIy $2.00.a pair. awa ý fit 0 An excellent material for Jeans for S *or Suifs. They comé in a pretty green rail- or navy f leck, 54" wide.at $3.25 a yd.- s ofs pro-: Bathing Suits fter Don't forget we have Bathing awa hn's* Suifs for ail members of the family man- at reasonable prices. fromf rterR"MST RO-NGS IAI Unser to compete at Mosport JuIy 1-3 MAIN ST.. ORONO, ONT. * 9$3-5009 YWCA expands to Bowmnanville Molson Diamond Indy start Firday, JuIy i with Time Trials Indy style, one car at a time, Saturday, July 2 and the 76 lap, 186.88 mile Molson Diamond Indy scheduled to start Sunday, July 3 at 2:30 p.m. The Molson Diamond Indy is the 8th race in the 15 event Citicorp National Champion- ship presented by First Nat- ional City Travelers Checks. gamnes The foilowing is the home game schedule for the re- mainder of the season for the Kendal Royals. Thurs., June 30 Belleville, 6:15 Sun., July 3 Port Hope, 2: 00 Sa t., July 9 Cobourg, 2: 00 Thurs., July 14 Oshawa, 6:15 Sun., July 17 P'ort Hope, 2:00