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PAGE 16, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1975, WHITBY FREE PRESS Local bal teams winning their share Whitby girl on top team Three local girls were members of the winning team in the Ontario Junior Synchronized Swimming Championships heîd at lroquois Park Pool on Sunday. -Dawn Twvyman, 13, of Whitby; Margo Mountjoy, 13, of Oshawa; and Diane Moore, 13, of Oshawa, joined Hamiltonians Lyn Murray, Cheryl Cole- man, Margaret Whyte, Laurie Day and Judy Knight on the winning team. Besides capturing the overaîl championship, the squad won first place in ail three categories with Diane Moore tops in figures, Lyn Murray tops 1 solos and Cheryl Coleman and Margaret Whyte tops in, duets. Other teams entered in the meet were from Thunder Bay, Sault Ste. Marie, Ottawa, Leaside, Scarborough, Burlington, Mississauga and Peterborough. There were a total of 53 competitors in the figures categoty; 23 in solos; eight pairs in dluets; and six squads in teamn. The winning Hamilton-Oshawa-Whitby team wilI compete in the Canad- ian Championships in Winnipeg June 25 - 29. BUILDING SUPPLIES 244BROCK ST. SOUTH, WHITBY, ONTARIO PH ON E 668-9391 PREFINISHED VAN ITIES from PARIS KITCHENS As Iow "Complete with Top" PREMIX CONCRETE 80 lb. bags onîly $1.89 as $75e35 DRIVE WAY SEALER only $8.39 Altbioughi a week doesn't inake a season and Whitby's clubs lbave flot yet coInC up against the cream of thieir leagues, the local clubs in the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association series hiave been win4rtngtîhiir sliare.of games. After winning44'44e 1r E.O0. B.A.' . '.opener against Port Hope, the Legionaire peewees dropped a 3-2 decision 10 Belleville in extra innings for their tirst defeat of the young season. Thie Legionaires put together a 1lO-hit attack, outhitting th e opposition, but they couldn't put their safeties together to prodlice runs and aIthde end of the regulation seven innings were lied 2-2. In the bottomn of die eighith Bellevlle scored to win 3-2. Rick Dunphy started for the Legionaires and Mike Welling came on in the eighth and was chargied with the loss. Murray McCorkell and Mark Kennedy led the Whitby squad with a double and Lar4' Bingley each had a pair of singles whîle Dennis Ful- ton and Steve Parrott each had a single. Later in the week the Legionaires journ- eyed to Port Hope and ran up a lopsided 23-1 score. Mike Welling was on the niound for Whitby and the young southipaw held the Port Hope club to a lone single while striking out seven. The Legionaires jumiped on Port Hlope pitching for 17 bits and put the gaine away early wîth a 10-O lead in the first -inining. Mike Welling lielped bis owvn cause with a rthree Ibit performance ai the pl ate. Lirry Bingley. Rick Dunphy. Dcnnis FuI ton, Murray McCorkell and Greg Mclsaac each çollected a pair of bits while Steve Gallagher rounded out the Whitby hitting with a single. The Big Maw.s.opened their I975 campaign at Peel Park and camne ip with - a 9-O triumph over Lindsay. This year's entry in the E.O.B.A. ban tam series got off 10 a late start in pre-season prepara- ions but appear to have the foundation for building a good club. Fred Petryshyn and Larry Chizen shared shared pitching duties in the opener. Petryshyn is a sec- ond-year player while Chizen was making his first appear- ance as a bantam and his late inning relief stint showed he is ready to make the jump without any problem. Although the game "opens Up" with the much larger diamonds, pitchers are most affected as they move 10 an older category and the pitch- ing distance lengthens. The Big Macs had nine hits in coming up with their victory without ever being extcnded. John Heaslip with a double and single, Mike Galiagher and Fred Petryshyn each with a pair of singles and Ford Definney, Mark Tutton and Greg Puchalski with singles were the Big Macs hitters. The Reds journeyed to, Orono and posted a 16-5 win in E.O.B.A. midget action. The Reds got off to a shaky starî mostly as a result of their own coinpîecency wvbich resulted in somne soppy play but settled down 10 go ahead and couîd have extended their winning margin. Dave McWir-ter picked up bis second victory of the season yielding two ateS ~ïnressene \ 900 Hopkins St., Unit 5 Whitby, Ontario Li N 5A5 Telephone (416) 668-6841 / 668-6842 /5gals. SHINGLES 210 IL Self Seal only $1599 Sq. 2 X 4 X 8' Spruce only 99c each 2 X4 X 10" spruce on ly$1.25 Ste S. Whitby PATIO SLABS As low as 471/2 1 sq.ft. LATEX PAINT onîy $7.65 gai. 668m9391 announcing the opening of a new more complete printing service in the durham region. please corne visit us we are open six days a week inctuding friday afternoon and saturday. =0~ A DIVISION 0F MBCHRIS SHEFFIELD -+--ASSOCIATES INC. hîts while striking out eight. The Whitby left-hander was neyer in trouble and was able to coast to the win bchind the 12-hit attack of his mates. Cam Murkar led the club with "a double and single John Ileffer had three singles, Jody Turner' and Doug Shear- er had a pair of doubles each. Rob Hanna and Brett Hoff- man added singles and Cam O'D)tnnell hiit a shot to left field which would be good for a home run in any other park but because of the part- icular layout of !he Orono park was ruled a ground rule double. Although the score was 16-4, twice the Reds died with the bases loaded and the score could biave been greater. On Friday, the Whitby Big Macs bantamrs host Port Hope at Peel Park beginning at 6:15. The following day at 2, also at Peel Park, Belleville will take on the peewee Legionaires. Peel Park wil be the site for a 6: 15 clash on Monday between the Big Macs and Courtice. On Tuesday, again at Peel Park, the Legionaires will pl ay host to Oshawa beginning at 6:15. The Whitby Reds midg us will entertain Lindsay on Thursday, June 12, at E.A. Fairman beginning. at 6:15. On the Whitby Minor Basebail Association peewee front, Seaway Motors trounced Red Wing Orchiards 14-O and Lions edged Dodd and Souter 7.6. W.M.B.A. gaines are played at Blair and Centen- niai Parks on Mondays and at Blair and Willow Parks on Wednesday s.