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PAGE 14, WHITBY FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY, 31, 1973 Singles were scored by Chuck Hetherington, Steven McCoy, Eddie Derks, Scott Bremner, and Paul Hunt. Nick Nos- owenko and Wayne Oderkirk each earned one assist. Whitby's next game is at Garrard Road on Tuesday, at 8:30 p.m. Bob Gibbs, Asst. Coach. 668-9008. Delayed a week to avoid a conlflict with the walkathon for the new Whitby swirn- ming pool, the Whitby Minor Basebaîl Association will hold its officiai opening this- Sat. starting with a parade of the W.M.B.A. players which wili get underway from Kinsmen Park on Walnut St. at 10 a.m. The parade route will take the players, led by the Whitby Brass Band.through the down -town business section to Peel Park where the officiai cere- monies will be held. Wm. Pilkington, Chief of the Whit- by Police Dept., has tradition- aly thrown the first bail to officially open the season whi- In South Central Lacrosse Assocn. Pee-Wee "A" 'play at Brooklin Arena on Saturday Whitby Andrew Antenna ove- rpowered the visiting Orillia squad with a 17 - 5 .victory. Jayde1 Gibbs notched i2 points on, 6 goals and 6 ass- ists to iead the winners. Gil- bert Nieuwendyk 2 - 2, Eddie Hayden 2 - 1, Bobby Allain 2 - 0, Ricky Schroer 0 - 2. Itfs the meal thilng.CoIe loth Coca.W MCok e ut régistered tcadimarks wNkh idsnffy only thé pduc itolCmocu"MI M 2 l SPORTS Enter aII f ive of the Sunshi ne and Cycle Conet (First contest closing date June 1, 1973) Win 1 of 250 trips for 2 to the' Nassau Beach Hotel via Air Canada. Or i of 3,000 CCM, 5-speed bicycles. I*5 Big Contests. 114Ae ~ On Special Aceounts Savings1 as of June 1. VICTORI4an GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 MANAGER - LORNE REID le the Mayor and other dig- nitaries from the Council and Recreatio-n De p't have also participated. The Officiai Op- ening Day which is proclaimed by the Municipality, has had the best the weatherman could provide in the past five years since the W.M.B.A. was organ- zed in 1969 and assoc. offic- iais are hoping for blue skies and warm weather to 'usher in another basebail season. Whitby's clubs piaying in the Eastern Ontario Basebal Ass- ociation have been underway for two weeks but Saturday marks the beginning of an- other season for the boys who play on the W.M.B.A. Tee- Bail, Tyke, Pee-Wee, Bantam and Midget House- League C- lubs and who make up the buik of the registration. Sat. marks the beginning of an- afternoon will feature exh- ibition games for'clubs in al of the parks used by the Assocn. and their regular sch-- edules will get underway next week. Success often creates pro- blems and the success of the W.M.B.A. with the resulting increase each year in regis- tration and the increase in the number of clubs and ther- efore the number of games has created a problem for the assocn. and it's Umpire-in- Chief Bill Link, bas a crucial need for volunteers to act as officiais. Anyone willing to offer their help will be wel- comed, particularly anyone new to the community who' has had previous experience as an officiai. The whoie programme depends on vol- unteer help and the W.M.B.A. does flot want to curtail any of its activites because of a shortage of wiliing-people who wiil assist.