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Kendal Eagles eliminate Beeton team two straight •/ Kendal Eagles eliminated Beeton in their first round of G.B.A.splày-oifs this past, weekend as they defeated them by scores of 7-5 and 7-3. On Saturday, in, Beeton, Eric Moore picked up the victory as Kendal outhit Beeton by a 9-6 count. Steve West, Fraser Wallace, and Bill : Robinson were Rendais leading hitters as' each had two hits. On Sunday, in Kendal, Mike Carman pitched the Victory as Kendal outhit Beeton 12-6. The game was never in much doubt as Kendal held leads of 4-0 and 5-3 before scoring runs in the sixth and seventh to take a commanding 7-3 lead. Bruce Alldred, Steve West, and Mike Carman were Rendais leading hitters with two each, while single hits went to Doug Rickard, Fraser Wallace, Bill McCullough, Bill Robinsons, Jerry Thompson and Pete Henderson. Kendal Eagles now advance to the second round of playoffs this coming week-end as they meet Renfrew., In other O.B.A. play-offs around the league, Leaside eliminated Kingston in the , "A" classification in two straight games. Leaside won the games by scores of 9-8 and 2-0. Little Birtain leads Ivy 1-0 in a best, two out of three game serires in the "C" classification as they defeated Ivy on Sunday by the score of 1-0. Peterboro and Creemore are tied at one. game a piece in the "B" classification as Creemore defeated Peterboro on Saturday by a score of 9-3 while Peteroboro defeated Creemore on Sunday by the score of 8-6. The final ame of this series will be played in eterboro on Wednesday night. In E.O.B.A. Senior League play-offs, Kendal Eagles meet Ajax in a best two out; of three series, while Kingston meets Whitby, Little Britain meets Oshawa, and Port Hope meets Peterboro. E.O.B.A. SENIOR LEAGUE Final Standings W L PCT. A , Kingston 22 8 .733 Little Britain 21 10 '.677 Ajax 18 13 , .581 Port Hope 17 -14 .548 Peterboro 17 14 .548 Kendal 13 11 .542 " shawa 13 18 .419 hitby 9 22 .290 Bowmanville 5 25 .167 * Other Orono area skaters successful with tests a the summer school were Laura -Ann Hickey passing Novice 1. Jump and. Novice 2; Michele Henry passing her Elementary test and Basic Free test; , Loretta Deriet also- passing her Elementary Elementary Test and Basic Free Test. Congratulations to these young skaters skaters from the area. List of events for Orono swim meet Friday The following is a list of events being held in. connection with the Swim Meet 76 being held at the three Town pools this Friday commencing at 10 a.m. Events are open to all and are being held at the Orono pool as well as the pool in Newcastle and Bowmanville. MALE* STROKES 8 years old front crawl and back crawl 9 years old front crawl and back crawl 10 years old front crawl and back crawl 11 years old front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke 12 years old front crawl, back crawl and breast stroke 13 years old front crawl, back crawl and breast stroke 14 years old front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke 15 years and over front crawl, back crawl, breaststroke FEMALE 8 years old . 9 years old 10 years old 11 years old 12 years old 13 years old 14 years old front crawl and back crawl front crawl and back crawl front crawl and back crawl front crawl, back crawl and breast stroke front crawl, back crawl and breast stroke front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke front crawl, back crawl and breast stroke Kendal Royals move on to semi-finals The Kednal Royals advance to the semi-final playdown series of Ontario after ove- e week-end taking two straight garK_ r from Smith Falls, with the'final . victory in Kendal on Sunday afternoon. The Royals in the first game took a 11-3 win with Gary Cox pitching. Gary gave up a scant four hits and stroke out "thirteen. Dewit Searle rang up three hits while two each went to L. Pears, Jim Jenkins and Gary Cox. ■ In the second game of the series played in Kendal Sunday the Royal took the game 10-4 with Bill Bickle on the mound for the Kendal crew. Cam Wilson was the big gun for Kendal when he drove out a double with the basis loaded. Bickle took three hits during the game. The Royals have now advanced to the semi-finals with their first game in this series being slated for Monday afternoon in Kendal commencing at 2:00 p.m. The Royals will either face Langton or Dundas in this series. Local skaters pass skating tests at Pickering Misses Michele Major and Wendy J on passed their second figure after riding the summer school sponsored by the Whitby Skating Club. The summer » school was held at tne Art. Thompson Centre in Pickering. 15 years and over front crawl, back crawl • and breast stroke Awards: 1st, 2nd and 3rd and 4th place of each age group will receive ribbons. A point system of 5 points for a win, 3 points second, 2 points third, 1 point fourth. Judges will award 1 plaque to highest girl and highest boy at each pool. In case of a tie the judges will take the winners strokes into consideration before they award th^ plaques. . Please register at each individual pool by leaving your name, address, and phone number, and age. SWIM PROGRAM AT ORONO POOL (Continued from page6) fifteen and overs to participate. participate. Girls and boy's events in • the 8. to 10 year group will include the front- crawl and back crawl as the 11-12 boys , and girls compete in the front crawl, back crawl and breast stroke events. The 13 to 15 and over boys and girls will also swim front crawl, back crawl and breast stroke events. "These local meets will be the start of'annual competit- i ion swimming meets in Town pools." Mr. Caruana stated. "In 1977 we are planning for inter-pool competition and water polo. This expanded' competitive angle is expected to add greater interest in this Department's swimming program. program. The meets at Orono, Newcastle Newcastle and Bowmanville pools will start at 10 a.m. with swimmers working on a point system leading to medal, plaque and ribbon awards. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 1st, 1976--7 Judges will give S points for a win, 3 points for a second, two points for a third and one point for a fourth finish. Swimming medals will be awarded to winners in each group while 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place competitors will receive receive ribbons. Judges will award plaques: to top point getters in boys and girls events. - Councillor Ann Cowman, Chairman of the Town Community Community Services committee and Councillor Ken Lyall have been requested to present present the awards. Orono Fair DANCE Saturday, September 11 ORONO ARENA Dancing 9 to 1 a.m. Featuring GORDIE TAPP and the NASHVILLE SOUNDS ■ .Tickets available now at Mom's Kitchen, Orono MAMT % Super Savings Super Kem Tone Kem-Glo Semi Gloss Kem-Glo Velvet gal. $10.57 gal. $13.37 g#. $13.37 KEM One-Coat House Paint Primer gal. $12.99 Lateat gal. $13.49 Oil Base gal. $14.99 KEM Latex Gloss House Paint Colours and White Gallon $12.99 Sherwin-Williams A-100 Latex Low Lustre House Paint Gallon $12.99 Colours and White Look Momi Thermos Lunch Box Kit' The kit contains an insulated thermos with no glass liner to break.They are available in an assortment of colours and are I , ' ♦ » constructed of sturdy plastic. Get yours today ( Reg. $5.79). 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