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1AGE 18,WEDNESDAY, SEPTfEMBERZ 11, 1985,WIIIT'BY FREEL PRESS SPORTS WEK LJI And neither does his arthritis... Age doesn't stop this Whitby athiete been running ever since he can remember. The arthritis in his knees WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB Resuits Newmarket Soccer Tournament Games Played Aug. 31 -Sept. 2 SQUIRT Whitby ...........i1 Newmarket ......... 1 Epiphany ........... 5 Whitby ...........O0 Guildwood .......... 1 Whitby ............O ATOM Kincardine......... 3 Whitby ............ 1 Uxbridge .......... 3 Whitby ............O Aurora ............ 5 Whitby ............ 1 MOSQUITO Concord ........... 3 Whitby ............ 5 Kincardine......... 4 Whitby ............ 3 Richmond Hilli....3 Whitby ............ 6 PEEWEE whitby............ 6 Port Coborne.... 4 Whitby............ 2 Alliston............ 3 Whitby............ 6 Newmarket .........o0 Note: Whitby was the peewee tournament cham- pions. They took the titie after tying Guildwoocl 1-al at the end of overtime in the final game. They won on penalty kicks. and his injuries from the second world war have only given hlm more reason to run. "When you're my age, you have to keep moving," explained the Whitby resident. "Move" Jones does. Every day he runs 3 miles a day and last month, he competed for his sixth time in the World Masters Games held in Toronto. "Running with other people is what's really important. I do it moetly for the friendship and camraderie," said the senior athlete. Competing in the 65- t"-9 age category, Jones placed third in the 10 km. cross.country run in Barrie's Molson Park and third in the 10 km. road race at York University. His 38.76 second time in the 200-metre semi- final got him into finals where he finisheci fifth. He also ran in the 100- WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB House Leagne Final Standngs BANTAM GP W L T GF GA P J.M.E. il 7 1 3 46 21 17 Hutchinson il 6 3 1 33 21 13 T. &E. il 4 5- 1 26 21 9 Pat &Marios il 1 9 1 18 57 3 Note: J.M.E. are the 1985 bantam league champions. PEEWEE Sarges Gulf 15 12 2 1 93 26 25 Jeffrey 15 10 3 2 85 34 22 Attersley Tire 15 10 3 2 52 32 22 CanadianTire 15 4 9 2 44 54 10 Gus Brown Motors 15 3 10 1 34 71 7 Midas uffler 15 1 13 - 21 112 2 Note: Sarges Gulf are the 1985 peewee league champions. MOSQUITO Annesi1 18 18 0 O 146 14 36 Whitby Aluminum 18 14 2 2 69 41 30 Consumers'Gas 18 il 5 2 54 32 24 Bob Myers Chev-Olds 18 8 7 3 68 67 19 Anca Lab 18 8 8 2 53 48 18 Hutchinson 18 6 10 2 62 77 14 Perkins Paints 18 5 il 2 41 79 12 George inis 18 4 12 2 34 66 10 County Bowl 18' 1 16 1 38 128 3 Note: Annes l are the 1985 mosquito league champions. ATOM Highland Trophies 18 16 1 1 71 16 33 Owasco 18 12 2 4 60 16 28 Bailey's Pharmacy 18 13 5 0 53 15 26 Whitby Firefighters 18 10 4 4 39 21 24 Ray's Trophies 18 9 6 3 46 35 21 Century 21R.E. 18 6 9 3 27 45 15 Shoppers Drug Mart 18 6 10 2 26 44 14 Whitby MaIl Restaurant 18 4 12 2 24 47 10 Hair Care Centre 18 4. 14 0 15 62 8 Whitby Free Press 18 0 17 1 8 67 1 Note: Highland Trophies are the 1985 atom league champions. SQUIRT - EAST DIVISION Pringle 2 15 13 1 1 45 6 27 Swiss Chalet 15 9 5 1 36 20 19 C.R.C.S. 15 8 5 2 35 25 18 Sklar Peppler 15 7 7 1 37 27 15 Vickery 15 1 il 1 6 46 3 Garden 2 15 1 12 O 3 35 2 Note:- Pringle 2 are the 1985 squirt - east division champions. SQUIRT - WEST DIVISION Otter reeki1 14 il O 3 52 7 25 Ian Barron Motors 14 10 1 3 34 10 23 Dairy Queen 14 8 4 2 37 27 18 Brooklin Kinsnlen 14 6 4 3 33 31 15 LascoSteel 14 6 7 1 19 21 13 Squaré Boy 14 5 7 1 18 28 Il Waterbed 14 2 il 1 17 39 5 Canadian Tire 14 0 14 0 13 60 O Note: Otter Creek l are the 1985 squirt - west division champions. metre semi-final qualifier, but his 17.8 second time put hlm out of the finals. In f ield events, Jones finished fourth in both discus and the javelin. Asked about future plans to compete, Jônes said he'll keep on i-un- ning as long as he can. "Once I'm ton nid for the age category I'm in now, V'Il enter the 70-to- 74 category." Jones described him- self as young compared to many of this year's Masters. competitors. "'There was one 80-year- old-man pole vaulting," he exclaimed. For now, Jones will stay in shape by golfing and riding his bicycle. If Jones takes after the other competitors at he'll probably be in the running for at least another decade. This year's competition saw an 80-year-old valter, an 86-year-old swimmer and an 83-year-old javelin thrower with a hip prosthesis. While he's waiting to begin training for next year's games, Jones will stay fit by golfing and ridlng his bicycle. The spry gentleman, who says he's neyer owned a velilcle more high-powered than his bike, can probably be found right now teeing off at St. Andrews golf course in Scotland. "This time," he ex- plained before leaving, "îit's just for fun. It's not a coanpetiton" Came second in OBA finals.... juniors finish with 23m13 record The Whitby junior T.P. Sportswear basebail team advanced to the Ontario Basebal Association's final tour- nament in Woodslee, Ont. on the Labor Day weekend after eîiminating both Peter- borough and orangeville in the Eastern Ontario Basebaîl Association playdown. This was the second year nf play for the team, comprised of Brooklin and Whitby players who have corne up through the Whitby Minor Basebal Associations ranks. They have been able to upgrade their classification from 'C' division last year to 'B' The squad played some exciting bail in Woodslee. Whitby won its first game 3-1 against Leamington with Bryan Grylîs the winning pit- cher. He also con- tributed three R.B.I.S. Scott Burnett went 4 for 4 at the plate. The second game short end of a 4-3 final tally in extra innings af- ter outhitting Woodslee 9-7. Two costly errors lost them the fame. The losing pitcher was Dave Imeson. The third game saw Whitby the winner 6-0 against Leamington with Greg Iannarilli the Gibson has three R.B.I.s. The fourth game saw Stratford beat Whitby 5- 2. Rob Lightle went five innings giving up two runs. John Phillips was the losing pitcher. The squads overal season record was 23 wins and 13 losses. Loss toPort Coiborne cost Whitby the PWSA mite ehampionship titie On Aug. 24 and 25, Provincial Women's however, the Whitby Whitby hosted the grand Softball Association. squad was a very tired we- gr eat e w mite division of the WHITBY MENS SLO PITCH LEAGUE Final Standings GP W L T P Brothers Pizza 22 16 4 2 34 Texaco Chiefs 21 15 5 1 31 McCauley F'urniture 21 13 7 1 27 Turtle Wax 22 9 12 1 19 Caseys Roadhouse 22 8 il 3 19 Royal LePage 22 8 13 1 17 Waterbed Company 22 7 14 1 15 Hughes Hawks 22 5 15 2 12 WHITBY MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION House League Final Standings PEEWEE GP W il iT P Goldhawks 21 18 1 2 38 Checkers 21 15 1 31 Shoppers Drug Mart 21 14 7 O 28 Red Wing Orchards 21 8 12 1 17 Gus Brown Motors 21 7 il 3 17 Joe The Plumber 21 8 13 O 16 Bell Canada 21 7 12 2 16 Lions Club 21 2 16 3 7 DURHAM GIRLS SOCCER LEAGUE Last Weeks Results ATOM Whitby Checkers Whîtby Fireplace Variety............ 3 Plus...............O Karla Basile.... ........ 2 Heather Bird Whitby Kinismen2 Maggie Cawker Krsten Miller Whitby Canadian Scottish............O Markham, Unionville, Port Coîborne, Don Vic- toria, fromn Scar- borough, and Whitby sponsored by Peacock Sports. Whitby was un- defeated in their first three games, winning ail by a mercy rule: Whitby 20, Don Victoria, 4; Whitby 17, Unionville 10, and, Whitby 21, Port Coîborne 5. Whitby was the only team to beat Port Coîborne during the tournament. The win- ning pitcher in ail three games was Christa Hughes. Top scorers in these games were Jen- nifer Nicholas, Natasha Carter, Christa Hughes and Kim Mathers, ail batter in the Port Coîborne game hitting two triples. Whitby was flow faced with a two hour wait. in order to play the winner of the Port Coîborne and Markham game. Port Coborne defeated Markham by the mercy rule. It was now to be a Whitby, Port Coîborne final. if Whitby could beat Port Coîborne once they would have been the provincial champs, games by Port. The scores being 22-11 and 20-1. In Whitby's first loss Danielle May hit 2 homers while Jlennifer Nicholas added another. In the second loss Whit- by gave up 1l runs in the first innîng. The only run in the game was scored by Michelle Theriault. Whitby's catcher Jen- nifer Nicholas. was named the MVP for the tournament. She will be honored at a PWSA banquet held this faîl. Honorable mention went to pitcher Christs Hughes and shortstop Kim Mathers. Although a photo of this teamn in unavailable at this time the mem- bers are: Janeen Smith, Natasha Carter, Melissa Johnston, Jen- nifer Nicholas, Julie Muirhead, Debbie Bat- ten, Kristen De Souza, Christs Hughes, Michelle Theriault, Lisa Drake, Danielle May, Kim Mathers, Mellissa Howard, Sandra Dun- can, Fawna Reeson, Coaches Lois and Sandi Smith, and manager Brenda May. By SUSAN LESJAK Free Pi-ess Staff Tony Jones, 65, has