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[sports ) Eagles win two Kendal Eagles opened their 1979 season on a winning note this past weekend with two impressive victories. On Saturday, Saturday, May 19 in Ajax, the Eagles defeated Ajax 3-1 behind the combined seven hit pitching of Ted Becker and Ralph Kennedy. Bill Robinson led the Eagles with three hits and one RBI while John Robinson had two hits and one RBI. Collecting single hits for. Kendal were Kirk Woodward, Fraser Wallace, Jerry Thompson Thompson and Dave Pultz. R H E Kendal 000 030 000 3 9 .1 Ajax 100 DOO 000 1 7 3 T. Becker, Kennedy ' 5th (1-0) and B. Robinson, J. Robinson 9th, J. Buchowski (0-1) and Ross On Monday, May 21 the Kendal Eagles defeated their rivals, the New- , castle Lakers 4-2. Eric Moore pitched a strong game for the Eagles allowing only three hits while striking out four batters. Gary Cox, of the Lakers, also pitched a good game allowing only nine hits while having four strikeouts. John Robinson led the Eagles in hitting with three hits while Peter Henderson had two hits and 2 RBIs. Collecting single hits for Kendal were Jerry Thompson, Kirk Woodward, Bill Robinson and J.R. Robinson. R H E Newcastle 000 000 101 2 3 1 Kendal 000 301 00X 4 9 1 G. Cox (0-1) and Sarginson. E. Moore (1-0) and B. Robinson. H. R. Sarginson, 1st Next game for the Eagles is on Sunday, May 27 in Kendal at 2 p.m. against the Little Britain Generals. E.O.B.A. SENIOR LEAGUE ( Including games of Monday, May 21 ) WEST FUTURE GAMES W L Pet. GBL Wednesday Oshawa 3 0 1.000 Ajax at Port Hope 7 p.m. Whitby 1 0 1.000 1 Saturday L. Britain 1 1 ,500 11/2 Newcastle at Oshawa 7:30 Bowmanville 0 1 .000 2 Whitby at L. Britain 7:30 Ajax 0 2 .000 21/2 EAST W L Pet. GBL Sunday Kendal 2 0 1.000 Little Britain at Kendal 2 p.m. Peterborough 1 1 .500 1 Port Hope at Newcastle 2 p.m. Belleville 11 .500 1 Peterborough at Bowmanville 2 p.m. Port Hope 1 1 .500 1 Oshawa at Whitby 2 p.m. Newcastle 0 3 .000 21/2 Ajax at Belleville. 7:30 p.m. Soccer Orono major Mosquitoes, which special mention going to Paul Garnett and have been entered into the new "Durham David Zoelman. Region Youth Soccer Association", played their first exhibition, game on April 29th against Ajax. This was a very successful game, in which Orono took the lead 1-0 after 10 minutes, through a goal by Paul. Williams. Shortly afterwards, 1 Ajax tied the score *1-1. Orono's goalie Chris Langford was taken to hospital for a X-ray of his knee, which he hurt diving for a shot. Keith Vey took over in net, and was brilliant when he stopped a penalty shot. Five minutes from 'the end Ajax scored and won the game 2-1, but our boys showed us that they have what it takes for this new league. Well done. May 7tn saw our major mosquitoes play Bowmanville in our second exhibition game. Orono took the lead midway through the first half, by a super goal, shot 30 yards out by Greg Vey,. Bowmanville pressed constantly to get the equalizer but? Christopher Langford played a strong game in net. This was a good team effort, with On May 15th, Orono Mosquitoes played their first league game in the New Durham Region Youth Soccer Association League. ' The first half saw Oshawa Soccer Club take a 1-0 lead. In the second half Orono tied the score 1-1 on a free kick taken by David Zoelman, on which Robert French drew the goalie out of the net and scored. ' * Orono pla'yed a fine game in which we saw Orono 'have 3 breakaways, but were stopped by the Oshawa goalie. * In the last 10 minutes Orono ran out of steapi, and Oshawa scored 3 quick gtials which ended in a 4-1 win for Oshawa Sodcer Club. , For Orono's first game this was very encouraging, and 'we hope to see much improvement as the season goes on. Well done, boys. Orono's next home game, May 29th, against Whitby, at Orono School, 7:15 p.m. kick off. Roger French, Coach. Record rainbow trout run at Corbetts dam fishway Once again this spring, a record number of rainbow trout^vere passed through the Ganaraska Fishway at Port Hope. A total of 3,880 trout ascended the "fish ladder", which allows migrating sport fish to by-pass the Corbett Dam and reach the excellent -.pawning areas of the upper Ganaraska River. The run of trout this spring represents a considerable increase over the 1978 total of 2,259 rainbow trout. The number of trout passed upstream upstream has increasèd dramatically dramatically since the fishway first opened in 1974; in that year, the run consisted of 527 rainbow «trout. The Ganaraska River continues continues to be a favourite spot for anglers on 1 the opening weekend of trout season. It is estimated that the portion of the river in the Town of Port Hope supported close to 10,000 hours of angling on the opening weekend of trout season, April 28-29, this year. The largest fish reported taken by an angler was a rainbow trout of over fourteen poupds. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May 23rd, 1979-7 Ministry Rice Lake creel survey The Kawartha Lakes Fisheries Fisheries Assessment Unit of the Ministry of Natural Resources Resources is responsible for the collection and interpretation of long-term data series on the fisheries resources of lakes in the Kawartha system. system. In the coming months, the Kawartha Unit will be conducting studies on Rice Lake, as part of this on-going A REMINDER TO ANGLERS The angling season for smallmouth and largemouth bass opens on the last Saturday in June. No angler is permitted to have either of these two species in his-her possession prior to the opening opening date. I Mel Hartwig ; Excavating j ORONO ; ONTARIO | 983-5140 Bulldozing -- Back Hoe Septic and Tile Beds Sand, Gravel ! ; and Top Soil monitoring program. ' Fisheries technicians will carry out a creel survey from May 12 until mid-October. The two-man crews will be contacting anglers on the lake at various times of the day, and will be asking questions pertaining to the length of time the angler has been fishing, the number and the type of fish caught, place of residence, and so on. The crews will also collect information information on the length and weight of fish retained by anglers, and may ask for scale samples so that the age of the fish may be determined. determined. Fishermen can assist the Ministry of Natural Resources Resources by giving creel census crews their co-operation if contacted on the lake. From the information collected collected by the creel census teams, staff of the Kawartha Unit will be able to determine the total angling pressure, fish harvest, average- rate of fishing success and other specific characteristics of the Rice Lake sport fishery.. The results of the assessment program on Rice Lake will be compared to similar fisheries work on other lakes in the Kawartha system. Long-term trends which may appear from such studies will assist the Ministry of. Natural Res- • ources in arriving at management management decisions for the wise utilization of the fisheries resource. 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