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4-Orone Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 16, 1989 S P O R T S Tales Told Twice . . . Orono Pee Wees sweep Little Britain The Orono PeeWee Baseball team defeated Little Britain three straight games and have earned the right to represent the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association (E.O.B.A.) in the Ontario Baseball Association playoffs. Orono completely dominated Little Britain in every category as the scores of 22-0, 15-1 and 18-5 indicate. Mike Landers and Daryl Reid provided excellent pitching while the entire team displayed a solid defence and explosive offense. offense. In the three games Orono cracked a total of 51 hits while limiting Little Britain to just 12. Orono will now play against Georgetown in a best of three series with the first game scheduled for Georgetown on Saturday, August 19th at 6:00. The second game will be played the following day, Sunday August 20th at the Orono Park commencing at 2:00. If a third game is necessary it will also be played on Sunday, August 20th as part of a double header. The PeeWees have provided the fans with some very entertaining entertaining ball this season. Please come to the Park and support the boys in their quest for the Ontario Championship. Kendal and Port Hope tangle to represent area The Kendal Eagles and Port Hope Senior Flyers played to a draw over the week-end in two games played in Kendal Park. Both are seeking advancement to the Ontario Senior A baseball finals to be held in Burlington later this summer. The Burlington Burlington event is in tournament form for the Ontario championship. championship. The Eagles-Flyers match-up is a best of seven series with the third game being played tonight, tonight, Wednesday, in Port Hope and again on Saturday night. The fifth game of the series will be played in the Kendal Kendal Park on Sunday with game time at 1 p.m. Last Saturday in the opening_ feature Kendal took a 12 to 3 win over Port Hope behind some sound pitching and some solid hitting, for which the team has been noted throughout the seaso'n. ■ Gary Carroll was the winning pitcher going a full eight innings for Kendal with 'relief from Doug PickelL In the hitting department Jim Newton lead the parade with three hits while John Robinson and Greg Mclssac struck for two each. The Sunday game went to Port Hope 6 to 3 with Mike Robinson on the mound for Kendal. Greg Mclssac was the outstanding batter for Kendal with a double and a home run. During the season the Kendal Eagles had a 14-8 record while Port Hope went 16-6. Kendal defeated Port Hope during regular play twice with Port Hope taking Kendal in the opening game of the league championship tournament in Little Britain. Peterborough won the league championship at the tournament. tournament. Both the Kendal Eagles and the Port Hope Flyers stepped up to the "A" category this year for the Ontario championship. The next game in Kendal between between these two rivals goes this coming Sunday at 1 p.m. The Burlington event is played on the Labour Day week-end. Orono Athletic fund raising update The Orono Amateur Athletic' Association sponsored fund raising drive for community athletics is off to a fine start. This is due to generous contributions contributions by area businesses and the many recipe entries received from our athletes. We have a 200 recipe cook book on order and hopefully it will be here in time for the Orono Fair. I would like to apologize at this time for the rather untimely and rushed' deadline for returning recipe sheets. We were slow getting the fund raiser started and wanted to have the cook books back in time for the fair. This has resulted in many people away on holidays not being able to get their recipes in on time. Several recipes were received after the order was sent in and unfortunately unfortunately will not be in the cook book. These recipes are being saved however and if this cook book sale is successful then in a couple years time we may try it again on " a larger scale and hopefully with better timing. In conjunction with our cook book sales we held an Orono Amateur Athletes Logo Contest. Contest. The logos were to reflect all the sports that the O.A.A.A. sponsors or is affiliated with. A' total of 19 logo entries were received. These entries were judged at the O.A.A.A. meeting this past weekend. There were several very good 'entries and the voting was close with the final result: 1st place tp 1942 Brunswick Sardines 6c. a can at Armstrongs. Tea and coffee rationed by coupon by order of Wartime Prices and Trade Board. Wool needed for Canada's war effort. Orono Chamber of Commerce Commerce looking for more byyers tor the annual December fowl market. Lots of chicken, ducks and geese in 1941 but too few buyers. 1956 Orono Intermediate Baseball Club defeat Bowmanville Roses in a seven game semi-final playdowns. Final game 10 innings innings with a score of 4-3. Junior West sent' Don Mercer home for the win. Largest crowd ever at Orono Park to witness the game. ' Councillor Ernie Dent makes bid for Township fire protection. protection. Wants to buy service from Orono. Majority on council said Orono had little to offer and could not give service in the winter, 1969 John Robarts, Premier of; Ontario officially opens Great Pine Ridge Festival of Arts (Youth Theatre) in Newcastle Village and attended opening play, Dr. Faustus. Other plays were, "The Good woman of Setzuan" and "The Boys from Syracuse". Harness horse racing at Orono track weekly. Orono merchants petition to have angle parking on Main Street remain. Brett Graves, 2nd place to brother Todd Graves and 3rd place to Andrew Reid. Awards , to Logo Contest winners and all entrants will be presented at a later date. Once again 1 would like to thank all those who have helped with our fund raising venture. Anyone wishing to make donations, donations, order a cook book, or help with cook book sales can call Art Reid at 983-9495. We gratefully acknowledge the continued support of the following sponsors in random order: Dulees Restaurant, Wallace Auto Supply Ltd., Mercer's Shell, Hair With Flair, Mr. & Mrs. Hebditch, Durham Farmers County Co-op, D and R Custom Fencing Ltd., Beckers, Orono, Parkside Variety, Kendal, Newcastle Lumber, The Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen, C & D (Old Fire Hall) Pizza & Sub, W. Kay Lycett, Q. C. Barrister j Solicitor, Notary, Bowmanville Invitational Invitational Racing Pigeon Club, Canadian Tire Corporation, Bowmanville, Century 21 Realty Realty Homes Ltd., Bowmanville, Matthews and Associates Insurance Insurance Broker, Viewers Choice Video & Family Entertainment Centre, Russ Major. Heating & Plumbing, Orono Weekly Times, Hamilton Insurance Service, Service, The Mill Hair Studio, Village Bin, Taylor 'Sand & Gravel Limited, , New Dutch Oven Restaurant, Jungle Cat World, Orono Fuel and -Lumber, Kirby Store, Frontier R. V. 1979 French summer classes at Kirby Kirby Public School. Twenty enrolled for six weeks. Goodyear Rubber Co., Bowmanville presents $1000. each to the building funds of new arenas in Orono and Newcastle. Charles Gray and Ed. Majers head up fund raising campaigns. 150 attend swimming lessons at the Orono Park. Clare Gunter retires as manager of local bank. Janice Caldwell receives Bachelor . of Science in Agriculture from Guelph University. JOB PRINTING Call Orono Weekly Times 983-5301