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SAVE ON * Diesel Fuel * Motor Oil * Gasoline For Prompt Courteous Service CALL US TODAY ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, MAY 21st, 1975 -5 SPORTS KENDAL JUNIOR ROYALS WIN OPENER The Kendal Royals opened their season in the Junior Baseball league last Sunday with a decisive win, 6-3, over Oshawa. The Kendal Club showed plenty of strength both on the mound and at bat amassing nine hits in the game. Like the Philadelphia Flyers who have Kate Smith the Royals were urged on by Bud Rolph who threw the opening ball of the season for the Rovals. Eric Moore started yii lue mouna for Kendal pitching fivt innings. During his stay he took five strike outs and allowed five hits resulting in the three runs scored by Oshawa. Te last four innings were pitched by Gary Cox who gave up three hits and took three strike outs. Eric Moore lead the way in the hitting department with .nree hits. Single hits went to Kirk Woodward, Gary Cox, Jim Stacey, Fraser Wallace, John Robinson and Ken Neai. The Royals piay at nome in nentiai on May 3ist with Cobpurg and on June 1st with Port Hope. Both games starting at 2:00 p.m. KENDAL EAGLES EDGE LITTLE BRITAIN IN OPENING GAME The Kendal Eagles took a 5-4 win over Little Britain in Kendal on Monday afternoon. It was the first game of the season for the Eagles who looked good with plenty of batting strength in the game. The club ran up 13 hits in the game with Jerry Thompson hitting 2 for 4 and Danny Norton 4 for 4. Little Britain went out in front with a run in the second inning with Kendal taking the lead in the fourth with two runs by Danny Norton and Jim Wallace. Bill Robinson assisted in the scoring with a sacrifice as did Pete Maartense with a single hit. Both clubs added two runs in the fifth frame with Jerry Thompson and Doug Taylor making the scores. Little Britain tied the game in teh sixth inning with a single counter. Doug Taylor scored what became the winner in the seventh when he reached first on a high pitch and scored on a single by Danny Norton. Pitching duties for Kendal were shared by Doug Taylor, Mike Carman and Ralph Kennedy allowing Little Britain only six hits throughout the game. The Eagles play in Port Hope, tonight, Wednesday, in Oshawa on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. and in Keene on Sunday at 2:00 p.m. GERALD ROBINSON TAKES TWO WINS AT KAWARTHA Gerald Robinson picked up two wins at the Kawartha during last weeks racing on Thursday and Saturday. On Thursday Robinson notched his first win in the fourth race driving Coastal Kelly and on Saturday went to the front with Roger Ringo in the sixth with the winning time of 2.07.3. In the ninth race on Staurday Robinson placed second with Lotta Hanover with the win going to Andy's Delight in a time of 2.05.2. Derek Newman finished third driving Kurt's Tuxedo. Newman also drove to a third place finish in the final KENDAL EAGLE SENIOI BASEBALL TEAM 1975 EXECUTIVE President - Ralph Kennedy 1st Vice Pres. John Quantrill Secretary - Fraser Wallace Directors- Peter Maartense, John Mather and Frank Belsma Publicity Director - Bert Reid General Manager - Ted Stark Coach - Mort Hallowell Coach - Bob Robinson Statistician- John Robinsqn They are currently in their 6th season of operation, with the following results :- DBA Intermediate D Finalist once 1971 DBA Intermediate Ç Finalists Once 1973 EOBA Intermediate Tournament Tournament Champs 1973 EOBA Intermediate D Champs, 1970, 1971, 1972 EOBA Intermediate C Champs 1973 The Eagles have changed their personal slightly this year due to the loss of 2 key players of whom both were pitchers: namely Gary Akey and John Quantrill. This would seem to have a large hole in their defence, however on talking to some of the Eagles they are quite confident confident that their ace right hander Ralph Kennedy (last years MVP) lefty Doug Taylor and Rookie Mike Carman can carry the pitching load. It is worth noting that Doug Taylor pitched 8 innings of shut out ball against Little Britain last year. Manager Ted Stark along with coached Mort Hollowell and Bob Robinson feel with the addition of last year Juniors such as Jerry Thompson, Thompson, Mike Carman, Tom Wallace and Doug Rickard mixed with the seasoned veterancs of the team and a healthy Steve West, they have the personal for a true contender. Mort Hallowell was quoted as saying "Speed and power will be our Wrongest assets." VENEZIA Restaurant nr, I lia ami 35 Vi Mile South of Orono t'hone «83-5651 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK We Specialize in: Pizza - Meals ALSO. Weekend Specials Orono Building Contractor Brick - Block - Concrete Stone Work x Carpentry - Cabinet j Work Floors - ule 983-5441 Orono race of the night with his own horse Wil Lor Ben. This win went to L. S. Adios with Don's Doub second. Junior West was fourth with Canal View Way. Derek Newman placed second in the eighth race on Thursday night driving Glen- holme Joe. Paintmix was the winner of the event. Gord Irwin was fourth driving Nickawâmpus Star. Keith West took a fifth place finish with Cocoa Byrd in the sixth which was won by Capt. Patterson. , ORONO WATER SAFETY CLUB REGISTRATION FOR JULY AND AUGUST AT ORONO PUBLIC SCHOOL May 29th, 1975 Pre-Beginners $6.00 Beginners and Juniors - $7.00 Intermediate & Seniors - $8.00 Bronze - $12.00 There will be no registration after May 39th nor no preregistration. preregistration. First come first served for July instruction. Registration for people with Orono W.S.S.C. cards from 6:30 to 7:30. Cards from other clubs 7:30 to 8:00. Registration open from 8:00 must be 5 years of age by September 1, 1975. An interior view of the that one will find the tools early 1900s. Power tools have wood-working shop at the used in by gone days by the 1 by-passed many of the tools Clarke Museum. It is here tradesmen of the i«00s and on display at the Museum UNWED CHUKCB Orono Pastoral Charge Minister Rev. B. E. Long! RTh. ORGANIST & CHOIR DIRECTOR Douglas Dewell SUNDAY, MAY 25,1975 ORONO UNITED CHURCH Church School 10 : oO a.m. Morning Worship 11:15 a.m. Bible Study after Church cancelled until June 8th "50th" AnniversaryService Sunday, June 1st, 1975 Special Speaker Rev. S. Littlewood. A former Minister to Orono charge Special Music Coffee Hour KIRBY UNITED CHURCH Anniversary Service 9:45 a.m Special Speaker Rev. Roger J. Maggs Chaplain Oshawa General Hospital Special Music , Church School 11:00 a.m Dial-A-Thought 983-9151 Attention Farmers!! WHY PAY MORE? 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