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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WErINESDAY,APRIL 2'o1075, PAGE il BasebailiSeson FewWee.ksAway Although the thermçmie- ter doesn't look like it, the caendar shows that the 1975 basebaîl season is now only j weeks away- and the pace is quickening in the plans of the Whitby Minor Basebahl Assoc- iation as May approaches. Iiis week Keith MacDon- ad, President of the. W.M.B. Aannounced that Doit Ken- nedy, Dean Keating,and Mike Pageau will be the convenors for the W.M.B.A. tyke, pee- tweç, bantam and midget- juvenile programns this sm mer. Kennedy, who is also vice- president of the local basebali organization, will hardly have timne to catch his breath as he switches from a hectic season as a hockey convener to take on the duties guiding the W.M.B.A. tyke group, the youngest playing organized bail in the W.M.B.A. pro- gram. These eight to 10 year olds played a 16 game schedule in '74 followed by a round robin playoff in a ten club league which had a busy summer in the schedule which extended from June until September. Before playing, in the tyke group boys who are six and seven play in the tee-bail division where they play the modified version of the game without pitchers. Dean Keating, who takes over the reins as convenor of the peewee group, coached a club in the tee-baIl group hast season and is also active in local hockey. The '74 con- venor, George Hobin, is going to assist the new peewee head when needed. Last season eight clubs competed in the W.M.B.A. House League for peewees in a highly successful season, capped. by a thrilling playoff series. For the past three seasons, Mike Pageau has headed up the W.M.B.A. bantam-mîdget league which is going to have a new look this season with the formation of a separate bantam loopi and a new mid- A get-juvenile grouping to pro. P;c vide basebali for the older al players. Pageau has done an outstanding job with the old- er boys in past seasons and these latest plans should be welcome news for the-many players who exit from midget ranks this year but who want/ to continue playing. In other off-field activity,f a few tickets remaîn for thef W.M.B.A. Spring Bail onf ýpri 12 bavilion, Jways a at Heydenshore an event which is sehllout. Interested fans should cont'act W.M.B.A. treasurer Bill Puchalski immediately fQr tickets. FAMILY DINNER SPECIAI W T L P Filnal*ists Decided In 'Atom Division * The championsIhip finalists of the house league mnajor atomn division have been de- cided. Whitby Firefighters and Mowat Insurance will battie it out for the 'A'champîon- ship; Nurse Chev.Olds and Koke Shehh will mneet in the 'B' finals; and Rider Too I and Manufacturing and Peter the Plumber wiIl fight for the 'C' tithe. The major atomn's leading scorer during the regular sea- son was Paul Shaubel while Greg Gibson won the playoff scoring race. The most recent action saw Whitby Firefighters dump Peter the Plumber 7-4, Koke Sheil defeated Rider Tool and Manufacturing 4-1 and Mowat Irsurance and Nurse G-iev.Olds fought to a 3-3 draw. The Firefighters, whose success can be largely attri- buted to the outstanding goaltending of Dean Barry, got two goals from Wayne Misslebrook and singles from Ian Porter, Larry Rich, Mark Robitaile, Don Wade and Brian Schroer in their victory. Greg Gibson fired a hattrick for the losers while Jim Mulligan picked up a single. Koke Shehi got goals from Steve McGary, Ken Lynde, Mark Mara and Russell Lewis en route to their 4-1 victiry. Paul Shaubel replied for the losers. Scoring for Mowat Insur- ance in the tie were Mark Petrie, Brent Lindberg and Kelvin Mask. Doug Mc'Don- aid fired a pair for Nurse Chev-Olds while Jeremy Blaker scored a single. Brother Act Whitby Bay 2-0 ir rnin or group Brookli ImpressiVe Il The Colley brothers, series s Wayne and Ken, put on a real show as their team, Otten- brite's Men's Wear, defeated Sklar Furniture 5-2 in recent S midget-juvenile house league action. Ken scôred a hattrick and 0 assisted on the other two le goals while Wayne picked uÇp Assocfi a single and helped set up one cn marker. Robert Doble scored ondSt Ottenbrite's other goal. Ron o a McCoy and Steve Carr-replied bufldir for the losers. Afti Robert White scored twice associa to lead Rotary to a 4-2 vic- young! tory over Whitby Welding. Wayne Owens and Mar England tallied sinigles for the wimners whle Mike Edwards and Paul McLellan scored for Whitby Welding. Sinclair Sunoco scored an indentical 4-2 decision overa Foskett Aluminum. Steve McGibbon, Church Halliday Reg Martin and Scott Morgan scored for Sinclair Sunoco ON while Bruce Hawe and Bruce Broîl replied for the losers. iRidges currently Iead à their best.of.seven atom alîstar Lakeshore final series against in-Whiitby Dominion hg. second game of the saw Mitch Turner score five times to lead Bay Ridges to a 7-5 victory. John Hagg and Darren Mason contri- buted singles for the winners. Les Sinden, Marty Vankes- sel, Gary Roberts and Neil Cane replied in a losingcause. eWhitby Minor Soccer iation will hold a se- session of regîstration urday in the municipal ng from 2 to 5 p.m. ter the first session, the aiion has only 289 sters registered, far 4 pieces of fish. 4 orders of chipç 8 shrimps and oxion rings., short of the 500 who Comn- peted hast year. People living in Brooklin who wish to register should contact Rein Verrydt at 655- 3316 or by mail at R.R. 1, Whlitby. 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