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Carnival:scenes t- WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 4,1982, PAGE 13 Socc er le ad W11dens- By S. PORTER In-, Durham .Region youth soccer action'the Whltby Iroquois hinor Mosqultoes increased the gap between them'- selves and the Town of Pickering squad to three points with their 3 to 2 win over Pickering at Dunmnore Park on Monday,ý July 26ý and maintain top spot in the league with only three gamea remaining againat Bowmanvlle, Oshawa Rangera and Oshawa Soccer Club. Season ends with victory BY BILL HUGHES, The Whitby, Bantama r~finiahed their regular season July 28, coming y' firat in the west of East- ' ern Ontaio Basebal Association. Whitby defeated Ajax on JuIy 26 Py a score of 13 to il. Brian Yorke Noý WGRML actio0-n this weelk By TOM FRANK There have, been no minor lacrosse games by Whitby teama this week, at least flot by the time 1 have to write thia story because of, the Civic Holiday weekend. V'Il be apending the weekend at the Bantam Provincial Lacrosse Playoffa in Kitchener, Peacock Sports bantam team from Whitby-Gar- rard Road have their firat game at the Lion's Arena at 3: 10 p.m. againat St. Catharines. If I try to predict who the winners will be of games as 1I see them on the achedule, their second game wiil be a gainst Peterborough. Our boys wiil be ready for them this time and wil move on, to play one of a number < f teama that they always defeat. The championship game wrn ýbe Whitby versus- Burlington, the winners of .the Gold Medal at the Canadian Bantam Playdowns held last week in Burington. By the tine you read this prediction, the Pro- vincials wil be history. We can compare notes nextweek. got the win 'with, relief help from Rob Lightle and Dave Imeson. Lead- ing batters in this game were Rob Lightle, Jeff Hughes, Dave Imeson, Scott' Burnett, Rich Macapagal, Jody Wood- ward and Scott Tutton. Whitby again bested Ajax 12 to 6 at Pringle Creek Park on July 28. Rob Lightle received the win with relief com- ing from Dave Imes on., Leading batters in this game were Dave Ime-, son, Dale'Johnaoni, Scott Burnett and Brian Yorke. The twentiethý and, final game of the season saw Whitby downed by Oshawa, 12 to 4 in a' game that1 meant nothing to determine the final standings. Jeff Merlin got the baos des- pite respectable pitch- ing from the southpaw hurler. The team 's hearts'-aa well as their bats were out in "left field" Scott Tutton, Jeff Hughes, Rob Lightle, Dale Johnson and Doug McCorkel were the only hitters. 'Whitby traveiled to Kingston this past holi- day weekend in the E.O.B.A. finals'and as of press time it is un- known how they fared. WRESTLING iiiiiiiir -m MATCH TV WRSTLIN CHANNEL il - SAt. FROM 1 TO 2 P.M. beat boats.- The entrY the firat of the six boats from the Lions Club was acrosa the finish line. MONDAY AUG. 9 8:15 CANADIAN T.V. TITIE INDUA JAY YOUNGBLOOD THEORIENTAL:NNJ MID ATLANTIC TAC TILE MV. DON KERNOOLE AND PV.JIM NELSON VIL *UUUSAW JOHNNY WEAVER AND CANNONUALL TONY PARI KELLY KINISKI VS. JIM DALTON PAUL'JONES VS. BILL WHITE ,MIKE ROTUNDA VS. JUAN REYNOSA PAT MILOSH PROMOTER t~a[~f:jIj: ~RINOSIDES -.7.00 GENERALS -O6. SENIORS &300 1 Rangera, Turul, Bow- manvile'andPlckering are aUil tmwlthln reach of the titie and the out- corne of this very com- petitive league may flot be decided until the final games.',,' In the, Pickering game, Wbitby came off atlhaiftime with a one goal lead on a tally by Royaton McM ah'lon mid- way tbrough the haif an& looked quite con- vincing over the firat 35 minutes. In the second bhal Iroquois.' didn't have quite as much of their own way but'managed to increase their lead on a.z goal by Mark Bate-_ man, from a Luigi Pepe pasa, 'after 13 minutes and Pepe himself, on a fine shot frorn the edge of the box, made it 3 to 0 just seven minutes later and it, looked as tog the game was a s good as oèver. However, a combina- tion of, an, easing up by the visitora and a'reniew-. ed, surge. by the hoats, resulted in two Picker- ing, goals ,juat. ,six minutes apart with the second, just one minute before the final whistle. But it was too little, too late a nd gave -Whitby its seventh win in nine games and two loases,. one of which was at the banda of this same Pick- ering team at Iroquois Park earlier on in the season. Whitby Iroquois' next game will lieagainat Bowmanviile atBow- mnanviile on Auguat 9> and then wiil be at home againat Oshawa Rang- era on Monday,_ Auguat 16. They. wiil round élut their league achedule at Iroquois Park on August 30 with their opponents, Oshawa Soccer Club.