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I 6-Orono Weekly Times. Wednesday, August 2rd, 1978 Game 5 - Kendal 7, Newcastle 6 Kendal Eagles took a 3-2 lead in the series as they scored a dramatic 7-6 comeback victory. Newcastle was leading 6-2 going into the eighth inning when, Kendal scored three runs and then scored two more runs in the minth inning on Erie Moores homerun to give them the victory.' Bill Robinson, Eric Moore, Fraser Wallace and Dennis Knapp each hit a homerun for Kendal while Gary Cox hit a homnerun for Newcastle. Eric Moore pitched the complete game for Kendal to earn his third win of the series. j Game 6 - Kendal 5, Newcastle 2 Kendal Eagles defeated Newcastle 5-2 on Sunday, August 21 to win the best four out of seven series four games to two. Ted Becker and Ralph Kennedy pitched excellently for the Eagles, allowing Newcastle its only two runs in the fifth inning. Eagle Hits J.R. Robinson 3, Dave Pultz 1, Dennis, Knapp 2, Fraser Wallace 1, Pete Henderson 1, Jerry Thompson 1, Bill Robinson 1. which brought to an end the program was a success being swimming program whih held both in July and August wîith two dîfferent groupings. had been sponsored by the . Prior to pyjama day it was Town of Newcastle. Again the hat day. Austral1ia n cdrivers M Osport vwi n neC-rs Two Australian drivers wrapped up the top positions in the week-end events at Mosport, north of Leskard before a crowd of 15,000 spectators. Alan Jones of Australia won both heats of the 120 kilo- meter races in the SCCA Citicorp Can-Am series. He averaged 115.208 miles per hour in the first heat and 115.541 miles per hour in the second heat. Also fromn Australia, War- wick Brown took second place in each heat.' Jones drove a Chaparral Lola with Brown driving a Team VDS Lola. There was jubilation in the Eagles nest on Sunday when the Kendal club defeated Newcastle Lakers in the sixth game of the OBA playdown series. This win gave the Eagles the Eastern Cham- pionship for Eastern Ontario. good ..andgood oyou! he winning baIl is present- by Pete Henderson (right) rian Foster (left0 coach of SKenidal Eagies following the exciting victory on Sun- day. The win gave the Kendal crew the Eastern Ontario Championship over the New- castie Lakers bya game score of 4-2. The victory on Sunday edged out at 5-2 with three of the Kendal runs coming the eighth frame. The Kendal club is now awaitmng word from the OBA announcing their next compe- tition in the Ontario play- downs. The Kendar Eagles have been the cinderella team 0of the league this year. Having hardly won a game during the year they put it all together Arthritis signs The Arthritis Society reminds you that it is important to recognize the early symptons of arthritis. They are ali-over. tiredness, the feeling of being sûre, stiff and aching. Pain, swelling, warmth and tender- ness in one or more joints, particularly those of the hands and feet ususally f olow. I ntroductory Offer on OLYMPIC iw Buy 3 gallons, of any Olympie Produet and get the fourth on us August 26 - September 9th Orono Fuel,& Lumnber Ltd.y Lumber & Building S upplies - Fuel Oit - 011 Furnaces 983-9167 Station St. & Hwy. 115. Orono t SPOR T.S Kendal1 Eag les now Eastern OBA champs1 A happ nest Clarke High School New Student Reg istration Any students who have flot registered may do so at the Student Services Office from August 28th to September 1, 1978 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.ni. School Opening - Tuesday, September 5, 1978 Dismissal at 2-00 p.m. ib,