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Eagles Pitchers Flying High Over the last few weeks the Brian Bickell of Orono was 1- Mark Foster was quick to Kendal Eagles have seen some great pitching performances from their entire pitching staff, rookies and veterans alike. On Sunday, July 26th, Kendal took on the Whitby Chiefs/Rookie right hander Russ 'Snuffy' Hunt pitched seven scoreless innings of relief. Hunt held the Chiefs hitless for the first five innings he threw, using his control and a knee buckling curve. Devon Witheridge made a highlight reel catch as he crashed into rightfield fence, to steal a sure double and keep Hunt's no hit streak alive. This steady defense and great pitching combined with a strong three hit performance by Brian Landry lead the Eagles to a 3- 2 victory. • • • The team's next outing was in Peterbourgh where wiley veteran Troy Foster got the start. His strong complete game effort was wasted as the Eagles had a rough evening in the field. Several key errors lead to five unearned runs and a 5-2 defeat. Junior call-up 2 in the game, driving a ball off the wall in right-center- field narrowly missing a homerun. The Eagles then started the Civic Holiday weekend with a game in Belleville. Orono home town hero Mike Landers took to the mound. Landers took a no-hitter into the 6th inning. Only to have it broken up with a one out duck snort just out of the grasp of the first baseman Jimmy Conboy. Steve Foster came on in relief of Landers in the seventh. He pitched two scoreless innings to preserve a 5-4 win, while recording his first save of the year. Leading the way offensively, offensively, David Trew doubled, walked and scored two runs in four trips to the plate; • • • With a record of 10-9 the club now heads into the final stretch of the season looking to finish stronger than they started. This year's main goal is once again the Ontario 'B' Championships in Courtright during the Labour Day long weekend. Veteran right hander point out that "One or two guys are going to have to step things up offensively..." if the Eagles are going to defend their Ontario 'B' Championship. If Kendal continues continues to receive quality pitching pitching and they can revive the offensive punch they've had over the past few years, these Eagles may again be flying high to finish this season. uth race Sat. Sept. 20, 2003 .1595 Prestonvale Road (south of Bloor w!»l« FAMILY! Free Skating! Refre Jr Skateboard I Park! Inactivities in our Mini-Gymnasium [Monstration BoorSt BWüflineiiM v -; ; : v Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 20,2003 . -< •„ ! Exciting finish for top racers at Mosport LeMans BOWMANVILLE- German drivers Frank Biela and Marco Werner survived an on-track collision and attrition to win Sunday's American Le Mans Series Toronto Grand Prix of Mosport sports car race at Mosport International Raceway, while Ron Fellows of Mississauga, Ont., won for the third straight year at his home track but gave most of the credit to his crew and codriver. codriver. Biela and Werner scored their third overall win in five ALMS races this year and extended their lead in the series point standings. The car was damaged during Biela's stint behind the wheel when the rear was contacted by another car during a caution period. The car was not significantly slowed and the team was able to effect repairs on the next pit stop. "It definitely was not easy," said Biela. "There were many other cars that were fast and this is a difficult track. My teammate (Werner) did a brilliant brilliant job and brought the car home " Many challengers fell by the wayside, including the polesitting polesitting Lola-MG of James Weaver and Butch Leitzinger, which led early but lost laps due to an alternator problem. Another early leader, the Audi of JJ Lehto and Johnny Herbert, was damaged in a collision collision with a lapped car while Herbert was battling Werner for the lead late in the two- hour, 45-minute race. Andy Wallace and Chris Dyson finished second, two laps down, and won the LMP 675 class in a Lola-MG, while Scott Maxwell of Toronto and Gunnar Jeannette finished third in aPanoz LMP01. Local hero Fellows and codriver codriver Johnny O'Connell won the GTS class in a Chevrolet Corvette C5-R, with O'Connell, driving the final stint, holding off the Ferrari 550 of Peter Kox and Tomas Enge over the last three laps and finishing a car length ahead for the class win. The team had gone from third to first during a sequence of pit stops under a full-course caution caution period. "Hats oE to the crew because we won that race in the pits," said Fellows. "We were close, very equal with the Ferrari, but traffic seemed to be in their favour. We couldn't catch a break in traffic. But track position position wins the race, and the crew gave us that on the final pit stop. My buddy (O' Connell) was doing his job. 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