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PAGE 22, WEDNESDAY, J UNE 19.,1985. WITBY FREE PRESS SPORTS WE w w WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB House League Resuits SQUIRT Games Played June 3-5 Kinsmen........... 3 Square Boy ........ 3 Ryan Douglas Aaron Belton Josh Wilson ............... 2 Joahua Rico .............. 2 Skar Peppler .....5 Steplen Grifen. ........2 Tyler Evans scotty van-vechel .....2 Shut-out: Jason Clerk Otter Creek 1..... 2 JaIS Macean Sean Saunders Lasco.............1 Bradley Oliver Canadian Tire ....2 Slawn McGibney Stephen Norris Swiss Chalet..... 3 craig Silk BrlanLoige .............. 2 Sht-out: Damne Kaziovskl Pringle2 ...........4 Mchael Ellot Jamie Niabet.............. 2 Graeme Whyte Shutout: Tixnstly Lee Sklar Peppler.... 1 Tyler Evana Garden2 ...........1 Bryan Howden Vickery............O0 Garden 2...........O0 Waterbed .......... 1 Richard cyr Dairy Queen ....3 Marcusnslly Robert McNeU ............ 2 Ian Barron .......... 3 Gary Cughlan Angelo Dili Mattbew PhWlipa Vickery............O0 C.R.C.S ...........O Swiss Chalet ....8 Craig Stlk Jimmxy oyd ... .....2 arien Ldge............... 5 Pringle2 ..........2 Jamnie Nibet Michael Praaad C.R.C.S... .. 2 Steven Biais............... 2 Shut-out: Tony Rmano ATOM Games Played June 4 WiiIow 2 ........... 2 Ray's Trophies . Scot Donnelly Michael Wallon Shut-out: Sean Lawrence Hair Care Centre .. Dr Colaauonna Shut-ost: Jason Read Whitby Free Press . . .. 1 Bryan Kessdal Shut-ost: Aaron chapman Whitby Firefighters . .. 3 Tyler Rock ..............2 Stephen MacKinnon Whitby Mail Restaurant.........O0 Century 21 R.E ...O Shoppers Drug Mart . . 0 Baibey's Pharmacy..1 Matthew Godin Highland Trophies .... .4 Brian Uden......... ...... 3 Michael Sgsworth Shut-out: Alan Fisher PEEWEE Games Played June 6 Sarge's Guf......14 Gus Brown Motors .... .0 steve culiy ................ 5 Warren Milburn ............ 3 RIchard Tresnbiay .3 Todd Wood Stewart Smith Thomas Hourahine Shut-out: Chris Vesters Canadian Tire.... 4 LIgh Gadaden........... 3 ahane Mccartan Jeffrey 4........... 4 Tim Weber Domenic Abis Andy Weiss DoUg Oliver Shut-out: Mark Bateman Midas Muffler. Don Ried Scott Wod Pbilip Kaeta Attersley Tire. MOSQUITO Games Played June 5 George Cinis ....2 Consumers' Gas. 2 Chria Thompeon Greg Newand .........2 Jeremy MacKinnon Whitby Aluminum .. 2 Krs Paibiawi Ray Smith County Bowb ....3 chris Momaion........ 3 Hutchinson .........7 Danny Watson ........ 3 Alex Wheelans Geoff Cadan JasonJonesa............. ..2 Jeffrey ............O Willow 1 ........... 4 Darin Wliama Steve Ruiz ................ 2 Shane Lawson Bob Myers ......... 7 Kwesi Thomas Mark Wisdom ...... 5 Carry MacRury Tourn ey boasted exciting lacrosse By DOROTHY MEHTA The Whtby Garrard Road Bantam/Mldget tournament hebd in Whitby over the weekend dellvered, as promised, some very exciting acrosse. The bant.am teams were ail "A" rated wlth Brampton coming ln as the best for that age group. The Whtby bantams, sponsored by Checkers Variety, played four games to take them loto the finals. Game one against Carkson resulted in a 11-6 wn for Whltby. The game against the favoured Brampton team saw a bass for Whtby 3-10. The bant.ams then edged past Owen Sound 12-11, only to meet them again i.n the semi-finals and beat themn out 7-3. The final game for the championship was played againat and bast to Brampton with a score of 4-12. Goalscorers for Whit- by over the five game tournament were Jef f Whittle with 13 goals, Todd Wilson with 8 goals, Mark Ainsworth netted 5 goals, Adam Foote found the net 4 times with Brian Shelfoon adding 3 goals, Greg Renfle, Chris Vanclief, Chris Tucker and Chris Husted al scored single goals. The Whitby midgets sailed through their tournament winning ail games fromn start to finish with good goaltendlng from Chris Fowlie and excellent team play in ail facets of the ganie. Having one three straight games, the Whitby midgets entered the semi-finals against Kitchener and won with a 9-2 decision. The final champion- ship game was played against Brampton, and Witby took the game 13-7. It should be noted that WHITBY MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION House League and Ail Star Resuits T-BALL Gaines Played June 6 Dom 's Auto Parts . .. .29 Whitby Jaycees ...26 Scott's Colonels ...30 Legal Beagles ...24 Firechiefs......... 33 Fireplace Plus...26 Mitchell Brothers ... .33 I.T.T. Cannon ...33 SQUIRT Gaines Played June 3 Sorichetti ........... 5 Kinsmen ............ 1 Whitby Travel...14 Dodd & Souter...12 Swish Maintenance . . 11 Firefighters........ 9 Cartier-McNamara ... 8 Bob Myers ......... 3 Gaines Played June 8 (Make-up Gaines) Whitby Travel...14 Consumers' Gas... 8 Swish Maintenance ... 8 Donut Press........ 1 Cartier-McNamara . . 18 Firefighters........ 7 TYKE Gaines Played June 4 Brooklin Electrie ..14 Century 21 R.E.... 2 Vick Insurance...15 Whitby Kiwanis...8 Munn's Press ....13 Dairy Queen......12 Kurz Foods........ 16 Nurse Chev-Olds... 9 Speedy Auto Glass .. .12 Canadian Tire ...1 Gaines Played June 6 Canadian Tire...18 Nurse Chev-Olds... 7 Century 21 R.E...14 Dairy Queen........ 4 Kurz Foods........ 19 Whitby Kiwanis.... 7 Vick Insurance...24 Munn's Press ...... Brooklin Electric .. 15 Speedy Auto Glass 2 PEEWEE Gaines Played June 4 Joe The Plum ber..10 Lions Club ......... 2 Shoppers Drug Mart .15 Joe The Plumber...12 Gaines Played June 5 Shoppers Drug Mart . il Gus Brown Motors ...4 Goldhawks ......... 18 Lions Club .........O0 Red Wing Orchards ... 8 Cheekers .......... 3 BANTAM Gaines Played June i (Make-up Gaines) Grand Oak Homes ... 12 Perkins Paints.... 4 Whitby Rotary ....6 Whitby Audio . 4» Gaines Played June 3 Snowden Rubber ...9 Whitby Rotary......4 Perkins Paints ....6 Whitby Audio.... 2 Gaines Played June 5 Grand Oak Homes ... 10 Whitby Rotary.... 5 Snowden Rubber ...5 Perkins Paints.... 3 Whitby scored 10 straight goals from the 4: 10 mark of the third period - quite a display of lacrosse I Midget gosîscorers for the final two games were Greg VanSickle with 9 goals, Rich Dyment scoring 5 goals, Jeff McComb had 3 goals," Steve Dyment netted 2 goals and singles were added by Dan McComb, Dean VanderLinde and Emery Campbell. The Tyke Redmen and the Kinsmen Novice teams spend the weekend in Brampton showing them what kind of lacrosse Whitby can play. Game one for the Tykes was against Hamilton and they were trounced by a 1-15 score with Gavin Prout scoring Whitby's lone goal. The second game against Scarborough was a winner for Whitby 11-5 as was game three over Mississauga 14-4. Accumulated goals for Whitby went to Derek Wright with 14,, Gavin Prout with 4 goals, Jeremy Brown added 3, Chris Shannon netted a pair and singles were added by Michael Rowland and Shawn Kearns. The tykes entered the semi-finals against Burlington suffering elimination with a 1-8 loas. Derek Wright scorecl for Whitby assisted by Tyler Derks and Chris Shannon. The Kinsmen novice fared better, playing some of the most exhilarating lacrosse of their season. They had excellent quality goaltending throughout from Jamie Hogel and Davie Powers. Whitby swept four of five games starting with game one against Hamilton and a 9-3 vic- tory. Game two was played against the home team and resulted in a suprising score of 9-1. The third game was taken from the Beaches 6-2 putting Whitby into the semi-finals wth Etobicoke. Whitby took complete control of the game winning it 12-2 and en- tering into the "A" championship against Orangeville. Although they bast the two each and sin game 5-7, Whitby can were scored by M hobd their heads high, Burrows, Jini Orangeville are an ex- Brown, Paul Flint tremeby capable club, Rohan Mebta and M and we came the closest Sorichetti. to ending their winning The team assistsi streak so far. too numerous to r Goalscorers for the tion but are equaly complete tournament important to pro<i were Wayne Primeau solid team effort. wlth 10 goals, Shaydon Santos folowed up with EDITOR'S NOT 7 goals, Mike Massey, Dorothy Mehta ls Scott MacDonneli and public relations offl Steve Taylor netted 5 of the Whltby Gari each, Jay Stewart and Road Mlnor Lacr« Kelly Wayling added AS5oClStloll. Behind Peterborough.... Redmen fali to second place Two back-to-back basses to Peterborough have sent the Brooklin Redmen to second place in the Ontario Lacrosse Association's major junior 'A' acrosse league. Brooklin lost to Peterborough 7-3 on home turf on June 8 as well as the return engagement in Peter- borough two days later. The Rednien were downed 12-8 in that ef- fort. Brooklin is now in second place behind Peterborough. Their 10 points are the resuit of a five-win, two-loss record. Peterborough, with 14 pointa, has iost only one of their last eight games. However, Brooklin has a game in hand. The Redmen travel to Brampton tomorrow and return home Satur- day to take on Owen Sound. That game will bc played in the Luther Vipond Memorial Arena beginning at 8 p.m. Meanwhile, the Minto Cup champion Whitby Warriors are still chasing St. Catherines for the first place spot on the O.L.A. 's junior 'A' league. The Warriors have 18 points, four behind St. Kitts and have earned a 91 record so far this season. They have two games in hand over the league leaders. In their ten games to date, the Warriors have scored 172 goals and have only allowed 81 to be scored against themn. This makes them a bet. WHITBY MEN'S SLO-PITCH LEAGUE Standings as of June 13 GP W L T P Brothers Pizza 6 5 0 1 il Texaco Chiefs 6 4 i 1 9 Caseys Roadhouse 7 3 2 2 8 Hughes Hawks 7 3 3 1 7 Royal LePage 6 3 3 0 6 Turtle Wax 7 3 4 0 6 McCauley Furniture 6 1 4 1 3 Waterbed Company 7 1 6 0 2 Gamne Resuits to June 13 Caseys Roadhouse . ... 8 Royal LePage.... 3 Hughes Hawks...23 Turtle Wax........ 17 Texaco Chiefs ...il Waterbed Co ....10 ngles Mike îmy atoff, ilatt ;are men- ly as duce )TE: the 'cer ard rosse ter defensive team than St. Kitts who have allowed 122 goals whibe scoring an amazing 241. STheir offense isn't poor either. They downed Bay Ares 26-9 on June 5 and abthough they foblowed it with a 14-5 boss to Elora three days later. Whitby will host, Etobicoke tonight at 8 p.m. in the Iroquois Park Arena before travelling to Brampton Friday night. Next Wednesday, they wibb take on Peterborough at home. T.P. has 6m3 record The Whltby Minor Basebail Assoiatlon'a junior team, T.P. Spor- tswear, ta off to, a good start in lin second year wlth a slx-wln and three- loss record. The teamn defeated Kingston in a double header last Sunday. They took the flrst game 3-0 under pitcher Greg Ianareili and the nlght- cap 14-4. The wlnnlng pitcher in that effort was Brian Grylls. Last Frlday, Whltby downed Ajax 8-5 with Ken Babcock on the mound. Earlier this month, they participatied In the 1Kingston tournament, advancing to the seau- finals in the champion- ahip round wlth wins against Endicott, N.Y. and Brampton. Ail of T.P. Spor- tswear's home games are played Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. at Iroquois Park. 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