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4-Orono Week1, l'iines. Wednesday, JuIy 12th, 1978 c SPORTS Belleville sweeps double header On Sunday, July 9th, the Belleville Blues defeated Kendal Eagles twice, by scores of 9-4 and and 12-6. In the first game, Reg Abrams, who had already hit a three run homýrun, hit his second of the day in the top oi the seventh inning to break up a 4-4 tie as Belleville scored f ive runs in the seventh to secure the victory. Erie Moore made his first start of the year after a long lay-off with shoulder problems. He pitched an effective game except for giving up the two homneruns. In the second game, the Eagles were neyer in it as Belleville took a quick 5-0 lead after two innings and neyer looked back. Ted Becker took the loss for Kendal Iasting only two innings. The next game for Kendal is on Wednesday night at Jackson Park against Whitby Merchants. The Eagles then travel to Newcastle, on Saturday to play the Lakers at 2 o'clock. E.O.B.A. SENIOR LEAGUE including ganses of Sunday, July 9th> West Division Oshawa Bowmanville Ajax Little Brita in Whitby W L Pet. GBL 12 2 .857 - 9 4 .692 21/2 9 5 .643 3 10 6 .625 3 6 6 .500 5 East Division Belleville Peterborough Newcastle Port Hope Kendal W L Pet. GBL 9 7 .563 - 8 7 .533 ½ 6 10 .375 3 4 Il .267 4½ 0 15 .000 8 '/2. Weeklv Wednesday Bowmanville 21, Port Hope 10 Thursday Little Britain 7, Ajax 6 Scores Sunday Belleville 9, Kendal 1 Belleville 12, Kendal 6 Newcastle 10, Peterborough 4., TOP BATTERS - 40 total plate appearances minimum (including gamnes of Monday, July 3) TPA OAR Hits Runs Pct. K. Clarke, Ajax 55 45 21 13 .467 J. Buchowski, Ajax 41 33 15 7 .455 S. West, Newcastle 71 56 25 15 .446 T. Thomson, L. Britain 62 49 20 16 .408 T. Robertson, Ajax 44 37 15 5 »405 M. Corneil, Bowmanville 46 41 16 il .390 G. Brant, Belleville 49 44 17 12 .386 B. Desroches, Ajax 55 55 21 14 .382 S. Parker, Bowmanville 46 40 15 14 .375 P. O'ReilIy, L. Britain 47 40 15 4 .375 J. Robinson, Kendal 40 35 13 6 .371 K. Powell, Oshawa 42 38 14 9 .368 J. Masterson, Belleville 53 41 15 10 .366 M. O'Brien, Bowmanville 46 41 15 9 .366 C. Osborne. Oshawa 49 44 16 15 .364 Top Pitchers: Jim Stacey 6-1 <Bow.) Brian Desroches 6-2 (Ajax) D. Whiteley 4-0 (Oshawa) B. Preston 4-1 (1. Britain) Home Runs: D. Miller, L.B. - 6 S. West, Newcastle - 5 RBI: B. Desroches - 20 <Ajax) S. West - 19 (Newcastle) D. Miller - 1'9 (L. Britain) Orono Bantam Girls Softball Team two of the Orono Bantans Girls Softball has played three games and lost only one. In game one the girls defeated the other Orono teans by a score of 21-16. AlI of the girls played well with homeruns hit by Tammy Boughen, Heather Sawyer and Janette Armstrong. On June 27th the girls played the first ganse against Bowmanville. At the end of the third inning Bownsanville was leading by a score of 15-3. By the end of the fifth inning it was 17-16 for Orono, the rest of the gaine was close with Bowmanville winning by a score of 25-19. Homeruns were hit by Shelley Richards and Heather Sawyer. In the second ganse against Bow- manville the girls won 18-17. They played a good ganse with honseruns bit by Shelley Richards, Heather Sawyer and Beth Gatcheli. Their next home ganse is Tuesday, July l8th at 6:30 in Orono Park. SAVED RECORDS FROM FIRE In speaking on Tuesday with Mr. John Manuel, whose office was gutted by fixe in Bowmanville on Sunday evening he informed. us that 99 percent of ail his records were saved from the fire. These records contained in filing cabinets had very littie damage to them, he said. Those customers who records were destroyed have already been informed, he said. WINS KINSMEN JACK-POT Mrs. Sheila Bruton of Orono won the $300.00 Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen bingo jackpot on Tuesday, June 27th. The bingo bas been operating twice a month in the Orono Town Hall on alternate Tuesdays being most successful. For an evenings enjoyment amongst friends plan to attend. $25,000 FIRE DAMAGE An over-turned earth moving machine at the Darlington Nulear plant last .week caught fire with an estimated damage of $25,000.00. The machine was owned by Ainor Construction. CONSIDERING FUTURE Representatives from Port Hope, Cobourg, Hamilton Township and Hope Township met last week to discuss the future of their municipalities following the recent turning down of a restructured county systemn of government. It was the first such meeting to be held since the county vote which was negaiive to restructuring. ECONOMY NOT AFFECTINO CAR SALES Canadians mnay be complainîng about the rising cost of living but this has flot deterred them from purchasing new automobiles. General MNotor sales in Canada in June set a new record for the company when a total of 47,067 vehicles were sold in the month for an al-time record in Canada. Sales this year are almost ten percent higher than in the saine six month period of 1977. At Midasqwe solvetougm mifUe pr oblems by, goiong Don aboeýýknder., If there's a muffier job we can't handie at Midas, we haven't seen it yet. We're pros and proud of it. And our Midas Muffler shops stock a mammoth selection of mufflers and pipes. But once in a blue moon, someone brings us an unusual car that defies even our huge inventories. What then? Luckily for unusual car owners, most Midas Muffler shops have a unique machine that bends pipe like a pretzel so it conforms to even the kinkiest chassis. Presto. Problem solved. So bring your van, your funny car, your custom duals, your vintage classic or your domestic sedan to Midas, and watch our4 prof essionals solve your muffler problem. One.way or the other. MUFFLER SHOPS YOU'VE GOTTA BE TOUGHTO BE TOPS 227 Simcoe St. S.,, Oshawa 19 a