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In Bantam play in the Durham District Soccer league, June 18 at Peel Park, the Longmuir Builders de- feated Peterborough 6-1 with two goals each, by Spyros Spyrou and Robbie Van- Essen, and one each by Gerry Winkel and Joey Bryant. Half-time score was 3-0. Whitby were two up after only 7 minutes and it looked as though they would blast the visitors right off the field (despite playing minus 3 regulars) But the Pete's defense tightened up and with the local defence playing the usual steady game niôst 6f the play was confined to mid-field -although Whitby did have more of the chances. Spyros Spyrou was helped on the first of his two goals by some good work by Rob- bie Van Essen and Martin Algeo, and the second when he knocked in the ball after a fine Carmelo Scaffidi shot rebounded off the crossbar. Gerry Winker made it.2-0 alter some passing play by Robbie Van Essen and Robert Longmuir and Van Essen, 3 mins. before the interval made it 3-0 assisted by Spyros Spyrou & Robert Longmuir. Four minutes after the re-start a Carmelo Scaffidi shot deflected off Joe Bryant and Whitby were four up. After Spyros 5 made it 5-0. The half back for Peterboro spoiled the shut-out when he scored on a re-bound after net minder Frank Princiotti made the oriental jave. With 15 minutes to go Ed Svettek relayed a pass to Spyrus S. who was 'streaking' down the wing,(on the right side) Heheld the ball long enough to. draw the Petes goalie to the hear post before passing it to the far post where Robert Van Essen was unmarked and he tapped 1- in to an empty net. WHITRY FREE PRIESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 279 1979, PAGE . . ....- I .... JUNIOR OLYMPIANS The Whitby Builders la- crosse team defeated Missi- ssauga 23-14 in a game at Iroquois Park Arena June 18. The win iioved Whitby to within two iiiâ-s of first place. Whitby scored on il of 19 shots in the sécond period to lead atthe end of the period 18-9. Ken Colley scored four goals, with assists by Cam Devine on three of these goals. Blane Harrison and Randy Gallas had three goals each, RickaNieuwen- dyk, Ed Derks and Andy Perroni each had a pair, and Marty Gallas, Jamiè Roach, CamtDevine, Brian Colm, Dave Clarke, John Parrott and AI MacDonald added singles.' Whitby outshot Mississau- ga 52-49 in the game, and Mississauga got 20 of 39 penalties. The June 18 win followed a 17-10 loss to the Elora Mo- hawks June 16. The Whitby Builders La- crosse club tied first place in their league with the Oshawa Green Gaels, last Wednes- day by defeating the winless Kitchener Braves 21-5 at Iroquois Park. Despite the fact that Whit- by and Oshawa are tied in points for top spot, Whitby has played and lost one more game. Whitby led 4-1 after the first period but ran the count to 13-3 at the end of the second. Whitby Captain Cam Devine led the attack with five goals and three assists, while Marty Gallas had three goals and seven assi- sts. Ed Derks and Rick Nieuwendyk also had three goals each, Ken Colley had two and Jamie Roach, Gil Nieuwendyk, Randy Gallas, Blane Harrison and AI MacDonald added singles. The Builders played a gamie against Windsor Mon- day, which was rescheduled from a week before because the Windsor involved in exams. players were high school Tonight the Builders are playing Hamilton, another strong team. Newmarket shut out 2-Ã" In the first round of Ont- ario Cup Bantam soccer play, June 17 at the New- market fairgrounds, the Whitby Longmuir Builders shut out Newmarket Whole- sale Beef 2-0 with goals by Fred D'Andrea and Ricky Ward (penalty shot.), The haîf-time score was 1-o for Whitby. In a game (played under extremely warm & humid conditions), Whitby played a man short for the last 35 minutes and two men short for the last 17 minutes. Againit was defense with Whitby having the most chances in the first but con- tinually overshooting their forwards with the slight wind advantage they had. It took 34 minutes before Whitby could monopolise. It started at mid-field with Ian Porter laying on anice pass to Joey Bryant who had his back to the Newmarket goal. But it flipped just over his head to an advancing Fred D'Andrea who took his time and slotted it into thecorner of the net: In the second half with Whitby attacking one of, the host defenders handled the ball in the penalty area and Rick Wood made no mistake from the penalty shot. Newmarket did bounce one off the Whitby crossbar but the builders gave 'the opposition ten clear chances at net. It was a good term effort with MartinoAlgeo Superb. Whitby nowv plays Wood- bridge in the 2nd round - At Woodbridge, June 23. These happy children are the divisional winners in the Junior Olympics program held at St. Theresa's School June 6, under the sponsorship of the Royal Bank of Canada. In the back row, left to right, are Royal Bank Representative Meiz Majdoub, Jennifer Bickle, Rohda Carolissen, Ronda Kelly, and school principal Edward Hickey. In the front row are Michael O'Meara, Richard Macapagal and Roger Santiago. Free Press Photo * itchNPo TRAILER HuCHES and ACCESSORIES WHITBY Hwy.2iOSHAWA Gus Brown B Motors Burns 111lndUStri i Dr. Industrial Dr. Unit 6 Unit 6Witby Consumers Dr. PHONE 6661819 FIND THE PRO'S Peterborough defeated 6-1 Builders tied for, Ist place