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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday July 22, 1981 ( YFo rt s Kendal Eagles pick up two wins Over the past week the Kendal Eagles took two wins coming in Oshawaf and at their home diamond playing Peterborough. On Sunday the Eagles defeated Peterborough by a score of 7-4 and with Ralph Kennedy on the Kendal mound taking his fifth win of the season. Relief did come in the seventh for Kennedy with Gary Cox entering the game. Kennedy gave up scattered hits, one being a home run. The Eagles held the lead throughout the game by scor ing single runs in the first, second second and third. They scored two in the sixth, and two in the eighth. The four Peterborough Peterborough runs came as single in the third, fifth, sixth and eighth. John Robinson, Steve West, and D. Pandoff were all credited with three hits in' the game. John Thompson, K. Toffan and M. Carman picked up two hits each with G. Parks getting a single. In all the club was hitting strong .with a total 6f sixteen hits. Kendal 12 Oshawa 1 With Jim Stacey on the Kendal mound giving up only five hits and with his teammates teammates driving out a total of twenty hits the Eagles ran away in scoring over, Oshawa last week. The final score rested at Kendal 12, Oshawa 1. Steve West drove out four single hits and a double in his five trips to the plate and ac counted for four RBIs. Fraser Wallace followed with three for five and John Robinson, K. Taffan, G. Parks, P. Henderson and D. Knapp all collected two hits each. J. Thompson and D. Pandoff hit for singles. The Eagles grouped four runs in the second, four in the fifth, three in the ninth and with a single counter in the first took an easy win over the Oshawa team., The two wins last week vaulted the Eagles into second second place in the league. Eagles in 'B' playdown series With two wins during the past week the Kendal Eagles have now taken over second place in the league and are likely to end up in this position position at the end of leaguë play. The Eagles play their last home game this Sunday at the Kendal Park when they face Bowman ville. For the playdowns . the Eagles have been placed in the Senior B division and will Region considers second investigator The Social Services Department Department of the Region of Durham are to investigate the desirability of hiring a second investigating officer who would also investigate possible possible frauds of welfare payments. The Region now has on staff one investigator who*, over the past ten to eleven months, has investigated investigated 355 cases of suspected fraud. It has been reported that the investigator has saved the province and the region an amount oV $160,000 in a period of less than a year. Kendal Eagles heavy on the bat-4 over .400 Pete Hendersoh 59 17 18 9 7 .288 Jerry Thompson 60' 17 ■ 19 7 10 .283 Don Pandoff 38 10 TO 7 8 .263 AI Pears 29 • 7 : : 3.. 6 2 .241 Dave Pultz 33 7 • 7 4 2 .212 Mike Carman 29 6 6 6 2 .207 Totals 701 242 171 151 81 Pitching Record Won Lost Ralph Kennedy ■5 0 Jim Stacey 6 1 .Team Record 14 6 Steve West leads Kendal Eagles in batting so far this The following is the batting averages as of first of this be entered in play with Oshawa and Whitby for the right to continue on into the O.B.A. playdowns: Kingston and Belleville have been classified in Senior 'A' while Peterborough, Ajax, Çort Hojie and Cpbourg are in Senior, 'C' and Newcastle, Bowmanville and Little Britain in Senior'D\ year and is one of four hitting week: over the 400 mark. A/batHits Runs RBI Walk B/A Steve West 84 39 26 32 8 .464 Jim Stacey 19 8 3 2 1 .421 Ken Toffan 63 26 13 20 6 .413 John Robinson 74 30 17 16 7 .405 Gary Cox 13 5 4 2 1 .385 Bill Robinson 68 26 17 13 18 .382 Guy Parks 29 10 7 6 5 .345 Dennis Knapp 39 13 8 5 1 .333 Fraser Wallace 64 21 13 16 3 .328 Baltimore Hydro Generating Out Some regional councillors now question if a second investigator investigator should be on staff to assist in the investigations. Doug Johns, social services commissioner, doubted that a second investigator was required. required. Johns points out that only two percent of the 355 investigations undertaken by the investigator turned out to be ones in which people were receiving benefits under false pretences. He said this would lead onç to believe that only a small percentage of the 5000 receiving benefits may be receiving them 'illegally. A proposal which would have used the Ganaraskadam at Ball's Mill in Baltimore as a source of power for a Micro Hydro ' Generating plant has been ruled out by the Ministry of Energy. The Ministry through Totten Sims Hubicki and co-operation from the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority had prepared a study on the use of the Baltimore Dam as a possible site for a Micro •Generating plant. A number of such models were to be established throughout the province. It was the intention that hydro generated at the Micro plant would be entered into the hydro grid and the plant used as a demonstration. Retailers may sell for less than the prices shown below. Sale Prices That "TAKE THE BUN OUT OF PAINTING." Premium Quality Exterior Paints ALKYD GLOSS WHITE Rag. $30.99gal. Now $ 19.99 gal. FLAT LATEX WHITE Heg. $35.99 gal. Now $ 16.99 gal. GLOSS LATEX WHITE Reg. $86.99gal. Now $19.99 gal. * Similar savings bn one-coat whiles, primers, packaged colors, and tints. BUY NOW! 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