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[ SPORTS ) Eagles on winning track This past weekend was a very successful one for the Kendal Egles as they came up with victories over the Newcastle Lakers and the Bowmanville Merchants. On Saturday, in Newcastle, the Eagles came up with a 9-8 victory in eleven innings in a game that featured twenty-seven hits, five of them being homeruns. Newcastle carried a 6-5 lead into the ninth inning on a Steve West homerun but Peter Henderson tied the game on a solo homerun to send the game into extra innings. Eric Moore thèn hit a three run homerun in the eleventh to give the Eagles a three run lead and as it turned out, the victory. Gary Cox hit a two run homerun in the bottom of the eleventh for Newcastle but Kendal hung on for the victory. Bill Robinson lead Kendal with three, hits while Peter Henderson and Kirk Woodward had two hits each. Single hits wept to Jerry Thompson, Eric Moore, John Robinson and- J.R. Robinson. Steve West led the Newcastle attack with four hits. . • R H E Kendal 320 000 001 03'9 11 1 Newcastle 010 410 000 02 8 16 2 T. Becker, Kennedy 2nd, Moore 11th and B. Robinson. G. Cox and Sarginson, Alldred 3rd. W.P.: R. Kennedy, 4-2 L.P.: G Cox, 14. Homeruns: S. West 2nd, G. Gox 3rd, Henderson 2nd, Thompson 1st, Moore 1st. On Sunday, July 22nd, ■ the Eagles defeated the Bowmanville Merchants 114. Bill Bickle pitched a complete game victory for Kendal allowing ten hits and three earned runs. This victory was Kendal's eighth of the season and kept the Eagles chances of qualifying for the Little Britain Tournament alive. The top eight teams in the league qualify for the tournament beginning on Friday, August 3rd. Collecting hits for Kendal were Peter Henderson, Bill Robinson and John Robinson all with two hits each. Single hits went to Fraser Wallace, Kirk Woodward, Ralph Kennedy, Dennis Knapp and J.R. Robinson. Peter Henderson hit his third homerun of the season while Ralph Kennedy had three runs batted in. R H E Bowmanville 101 100 001 4 10 2 Kendal 102 152 OOx 11 11 1 J. Falls (1-1), Holmes 5th and M. Cornell B. Bickle (2-3) and B. Robinson, Homeruns: P. Henderson 3rd. The next game for Kendal is on Sunday, July 29th at Kendal agàinst the Port Hope Flyers. E.O.B.A. SENIOR LEAGUE (Including games of Sunday, July 22) W L Pet. GBL Oshawa 11 6 .647 - Little Britain 8 9 ,471 3 Ajax 8 9 .471 3 Bowmanville 6 11 .353 5 Whitby 6 11 .353 5 W L Pet. GBL Belleville 14 4 .778 - Port Hope 13 7 .650 2 Peterborough 11 9 .550 4 Kendal 8 13 .381 714 Newcastle 7 13 .350 8 TOP BATTERS (As of Sunday, July 15th) TPÀ OAB Hits Runs Pet. K. Powell, Oshawa 67 61 28 11 .459 B. Smith 68 51 23 18 .451 S. West, Newcastle 69 63 28 18 .444 J. Bucnowski, Ajax 73 64 28 11 .438 L. Oakley, Pet. 61 52 22 14 .423 J. Gilmer, P. Hope 84 79 32 19 .405 W. Hogg, P. Hope 86 76 30 22 .395 K. Clarke, Ajax 78 76 29 17 .382 ' B. Robinson, Kendal 91 81 30 14 .370 P. Henderson, Kendal 70 60 22 9 .367 Homeruns: T. Sarginson, Newcastle, 5 RBI: T. Sarginson, Newcastle, 23 Leading Pitcher: P. Bevan, P, Hope, 6-2. Orono Weekly Tl Approves 3rd phase Bowmanville mall The Planning and Development Development Committee of the Town of Newcastle at their meeting on Monday approved a resolution resolution directing the Director of Planning to prepare for council's consideration a draft by-law to allow the expansion of the third phase of the Bowmanville Mall. The director is also to prepare the development agreement as soon as possible. Mr. Don Smith, Planning Director, said he requested this move in order that a firm position of council could be placed before the Ontario Municipal Board. He pointed out to council that the Board would be resuming hearings early in August. In his report to the committee committee the Director pointed out that the way was now clear to proceed. Mr. Weston speaking on behalf of the development said that Stage Two of the Development was proceeding and he expected to have a building permit within the next two to three weeks. He said the two cinemas should be open in November of December along with the additional commercial area. In speaking of the third phase of the development Weston said he exnects to have this completed and occupied in December of 1980. Of course, he said, this would depend on delays and possible opposition to the development. development. The third phase of the ' development will see a department department store in the complex. complex. Weston told the committee members that he had faced more problems than he had expected as to design with the two cinemas and this had delayed the second phase of the development H60BB OH SWINGS ! WHEN YOU FOOD SHOP HERE Fresh, Young - Backs, Wings attached Quartered Chickens lb. .79 Fresh Cut - Backs 'Attached Chicken Legs lb. .98 Fresh Cut - Backs attached " Chicken Breasts lb. 1.08 MAPLE LEAF - 6 oz. pkg. Lunch Méats .74 CLOVERLEAF Solid White TUNA 7 oz. 1.29 UNICO Pure Vegetable SALAD OIL 1 litre 139 Sunspun - 1 litre SALAD DRESSING 1.39 Javex - 128 oz. , LIQUID BLEACH 1.05 Sunspun Soft - 1 Ib.i MARGARINE :69 ROSE Assorted Hot Dog RELISH 12 oz. .49 Betty Crocker - Stir and Frost CAKE MIXES 13.4 oz. .99 SALADA Orange Pekoe -, 120 TEABAGS ^3.29 SHERRIFF Assorted " JELLY POWDERS, 4-.89 Post second win ofseason Orono Mosquitoes of the Recreational Recreational Soccer League showed excellent teamwbrk in their second win of the season. Orono defeated Zion Park at Zion's home field by a score of 8-2. The Orono forwards showed improvement improvement in their pairing and control which payed off with regularity. Scott Irwin got a hat trick, Jeff Vanhaverbeke scored two goals and assisted on two, Dave Krukhert two goals and one assist, Rick YORK DURHAM LOBB BALL LEAGUE Pirik one goal, Gil Wood three assists, John dowan one assist, and Todd Mercer one assist. The forwards can't be effective without good support from the halfbacks and Sean and Steven Barry along with Scott Aldread, demonstrated how aggressive aggressive play can keep the opposition off , balance. Our next home game is scheduled to be played Thursday, July 26th at 6:30 pm v *■ Orono Merchants win two OVER OSHAWA 17-5 and 9-2 On Tuesday, July I7th the Orono Merchants Lobb Ball team travelled to Oshawa to play a doubleheader. In the first game, the Orono Merchants led by Bill Cannon with 5 hits and Denis Mumford and Bob Kelman with 4 each defeated the Oshawa team by a score of 17-5. In the second game the Orono Merchant came up with a sound defensive game giving up only 2 runs in the 7th inning to win 9-2, Don Young and Denis Mumford came up with 3 hits apiece to lead the offence. Orono Merchants 9, Unlonville 5 On Thursday, July 19th the Qronp Merchants travelled to Unionville. The Merchants came up with another solid effort defensively not allowing a run unt'i the seventh inning. Bob Kelman and Barry Roberts led the Merchants offence with 4 hits each, 'and Don Young and Bill Cannon with 3 hits each. Final score Orono 9, Unionville 5. •Orono Merchants 9, Unionville 8 . On Sunday, July 22nd the Orono Merchants played host to Unionville and rah their winning streak to 4 in a row by defeating Unionville 9-8. Leading the offence for the Merchants were Wayne v Martin and Dave Taylor with 3 hits each: Special mentirai to Bob Faulkner for some fine defensive play in the last 4 games. The Merchants now .have a record of 1 7 wins and 7 lisses for the season. Girls Jeans Just arrived, smart blue jeans for girls agen group 7-14 priced at . Çlu.uv Summer Sale Our Summer Sale continues on Dresses, Pant Suits and Skirts. Come in and brpwse through them. Short Sets We stilt have a few "Hang Ten" short sets left » 1Q ■ from last week's sale, , flo.ad Summer Shoe Sale Just reduced a Summer slip-on shoe in beige, blue, green and yellow. ..... ... $ 3.95 Armstrong's --*