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WHITBY FRFE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4,1976, PAGE 11 Dayton Tire bike races on Sunday attract two Olympic-calibre Two Olympic-calibre riders participated in the Dayton Tire bike races, held on Saturday as part of the County Town Carnival. Toronto's Joclyn Lovell, who represented Canada in the Olympics, and Oshawa's Ian D'Ornellas, who was to have riden for Guyana before that country pulled out of the games, rode for the First Portugeese Club and finished first and second respectively in the 51-mile Senior 'A' race. Peter Penman finished third. Lovell won the Dayton trophy. Pat Knight of Elliott Lake won-the 51-mile Senior 'B event, followed by Manuel Oliviera of First Portugeese andJimNolanofScarborough- Rob Abriel of the Durham Nomads picked up his third win of the year finishing first in the 24-mile. Senior 'C' race. Augusto Four cyclists race to the Gatto of the First Portugeese races on Sunday. finished second and Martin Walsh of Scarborough third. Ted Hogarth and Ken 24-mile Junior event. Wilkes of Toronto finished Whitby's Ken Graham of the one-two in the Veterans Durham Nomads finished class. second and Gary Trevisiol Claudio Venier of Sudbury thîrd won the Whitby Carnival trophy, finishing first in the Carlo Berardi of Sudbury cycfists e finish line in one of seven races during the Dayton Tire bike Free Press Photo finished first in the 21-mile Cadets race, followed by Bob Lex of Toronto and Dave Girolanetto of Sudbury third. Annie Fischer of Toronto won the 14-mile Allcomers event while Gord Hawley of Oshawa finished second and Bob Peebles of Whitby third. Peebles won the George Heath trophy. Win 2-1 in overtime Owasco Seniors defeat Pickering There was plenty of soccer action this week with Whitby teams taking part in each of the four tournaments being held as part of this year's County Town Carnival. The Whitby Rangers Mosquitoes, whose lineup is seriously depleted, bowed out of further.competition going down to a narrow 4-3 defeat at the hands of Chingua- cousy. David Craig scored all of Whitby's goals. With the win, Chinguacousy advanced to the final. Oshawa edged Wexford 2-1 to also advance to the final. In peewee action, Whitby Carretto Restaurant demol- ished Oshàwa 9-0. Whitby, leading 6-0 at half-time, coasted in the second half. Joe Polacka and Paul Connelly each scored three times for the winners while Greg Degannes, ,Warren Subject and Peter Beaudy added singles. Mark Westep- hoeffer picked uptheshutout. In the other peewee contest, Chinguacousy whip- ped Wexford 9-1. In bantani play, Chingua- cousy defeated Wexford 2-1 to advance to the finals. Oshawa Bantams also advanced to. the finals with a 4-2 win over Whitby's Ferrco Engineering who only played good soccer in the first five and last five minutes of the game. John Longmuir and Pete Saturno scored for Whitby. The Brooklin/Whitby Kinettes and Owasco Volks- wagen advanced to meet each other in the senior girls final with victories over East End Quality Meats and Pickering 'A' respectively. The Kinettes scored a 4-2 decision over East Epd Quality Meats. Liz Brown scored three times for the winners and Kathy Harris once. It took two 10-minute overtime periods before Owasco achieved their 2-1 win over Pickering 'A' with Liz Silius the hero of the piece, lobbing in a fine shot with five minutes left in the second overtime. Joanne Kroekenstoel scored the Harris and Sheila Mulcahy winners' other goal. scored for the winners. Still in senior girls play In exhibition indoor but this time in Ontario Cup soccer for senior men, the Round Robin preliminary Whitby Old Timers fought to play, late entry Kinettes a 1-1 draw with theCaribbean defeated Don Mills 2-1 in a club of Scarborough. fan thriller in Don Milîs. Kathy Miller scored for Whitby. dominate Despite having most of Saturday's matches rained out, the County Town Carnival tennis tournament organizers managed to squeeze in all the games on Sunday and Monday. Liz Tedford defeated Lynda Wozniak 7-5, 3-6, 7-5 to win the ladies' singles. Zoltan Bolya whipped Steve Thwaites in straight sets 6-0, 6-1 to capture the men's singles. tennis tourney Liz Tedford and Eva Langley combined to win the ladies' doubles, downing Bev Sharrock and Kay Jennings 6-3, 6-2. Zoltan Bolya and Frank Kreisz defeated Bill Langley and Jim Williamson 6-4, 6-2 to capture the men's doubles. The mixed doubles event was won by Bill and Eva Langley who defeated Frank and Mary Kreisz 5-7, 6-2, 6-4. Poor weather puts damper on decathlon Poor weather the previous day put a damper on the Whitby Girls' Athletic Associ- ation's first annu~al decathlon held Sunday. The 10 events were frisbee throw, softball throw and, soccer kick for accuracy; volleyball serve for accuracy, fly-ball catch; and '100-yard dash, 50-yard skip, 50-yard sack, race, 50-yard soccer dribble for .spéedond -base running for speed Tracy Morasch of Whitby won the seven and eight-year- old category; Diane Peters, Whitby, nine; Heather Saw- don, Whitby, 10; Sherri Langford,Whitby,11;Darlene Shaw, Whitby, 12; Dawn Campbell, Brooklin,* 13; Leanne- Moore, Whitby, 14; and Nancy Scott, Whitby, 16. S See Page 10. Tedford and Langley