PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1977, WHITBY FREE PRESS Whitby base bail teams have a big «winning week Whitby baseball clubs had another winning week ln Eastern Ontario Basebal Association play as they con- tinued to win on ahl fronts. They were able to corne up with the successful formula of strong hitting and solid pitching necessary to win bal garnes. BANTAM In a free swinging E.O.B.A. fixture at E.A. Fairman, Whitby trouinced Cobourg 22-7 in a game which saw thirty hits, 18 for Whitby and 12 for the losers. Cobourg built Up a 3-0 lead by the third inning with single tallies in each of the inrîings, but when Whitby got untracked there was no look- ing back. They got on Lhe board with a single run in the bottorn of the third, added four in the fourth, a pair in the fifth and then broke loose with a big nine run outburst in the sixth to put the garne out of reach. concreAmhte septic taniks Held scoreless in the seventh, they flnished off their scoring with a final six run flourish in the bottorn of the eighth. The visitors had squared the game at 7-7 with four counters in the top of the sixth, but the threat was ended with the big inning for the Whitby club in Lhe bottorn haîf of the sixth. Mike Welling got the win for the locals. Grant Leitch led the hitting honours with a home run and two singles, Steve Gallagher lad a pair of doubles and a single, Charlie Meitner and Denis Fulton each camne up with a triple and single, Greg Maclsaac and Mike Welling added a pair of singles each, while Dave Ccihanskie and Greg Rich cach hacl a safcty. Wlen the action shifted to Cobourg's Donegan Park for the retUrn garne of the two gamne set, Whitby swept thc series with a 10-6 victory. The two clubs meet agai.i in another tw() gamne series near thc end of t he regular scIe dule. In Cobourg, W11hit1by got a standout pitching chore fromn Greg Mac lsaac who gave up six hits, struck out I15 and went the route. The only flaw ini his performance was his wildness which led to 12 wal ks. The defensive higllights of thc contest was supplied by Steve Gallagher who made two sparkling catches in centre field. Cobourg opened the scoring with a single run in the bottom of the first and the second wvent scoreless. In the third Whitby went in front 4-0 and added to their lead wvith another pair of runs in the fourth with a 6-1 mar- gin. TYKE In E.O.B.A. Tyke action, the K of C's lost two "one run" baIl garnes, edged 23-22 by Oshawa and Iosing I12-11 to Bowmanville. Cobourg picked up a pair in the bottorn of the fifth to narrow the lead to 6-3, both clubs got single runs in the sixth for a 7-4 count. in the eighth Whitby put three more runs across, going1 in front' 10-4 and Cobourg1 finished the scoring in their last time at bat getting two runs for a final score of 10-6. Charlie Meitner continued to swing a hot bat for the ban- tam club as he picked up two doubles and a single. Greg Maclsaac helped his1 own cause with a pair of singles an output matched by Steve Gallagher. Greg Rich, Dennis Fulton, Grant Leitch, Steve Parrott and Dave Ciehanskie ail added singles.i PEE WEE The Legioniares came throughi with a 10-6 win at Peel Park in an E.O.B.A. fixture with Ajax. The Legionaires picked up nine hits for starter and winner Roger Clugston who had to lea2e the game when struck by a line shot whichi hit lis hand, and Geoff Williams who carne out in relief. Paul McPhee xvas tagged with the loss. 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Morning Reports 6:020 & 7:020 Weather 1350 ,Sports and News THE OSHAWA STATION This gave the club a 1-5 record for the season but three of the defeats have been by a single run and coach Brian Bates is confident that the end of the schedule will see his charges right in there play- ing at least .500 basebaîl. Whitby was out of E.O.B.A. competition for two seasons and it is quite evident that it can be a long way back, when a club has to field a teamn of almost ail untried rookies. Although the club has not been too impressive in'the won-lost colurnn the players are learning and improving and they are enjoying their season immensely. In the game against Oshawa a total of 41 hits were pounded out in the 23-22 contest which are almost basketball figures. Osha,'a scored a whopping 16 runs in the fifth to corne from behind a 14-2 deficit and take the lead. Jef f Haley, Scot McGibbon, Raymond Ryan, Gordon Muschett, Bill Callan, Doug McCorkell and Greg lannarilli were the leaders in the hitting department for the K of C's in the free swinging affair. The statistics becamne a ittie more believeable in the game with Bowmanville which ended with the K of C squad on the short end of the 12-11 count. The two clubs matched lits with eight safeties each, but walks played an important part in the scoring with total of twenty free passes in the game. Jeff Haley, Scot McGibbon, Ray Ryan, Bill Callan and Paul Gest picked hits. BANTAM At Ri7erside Park in Peter- borough the WVhitby Bantam Cont'd on P. Il'