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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1986, PAGE 15 SPORTS WEEK Whitby Senior Baseball Club advanced to the ail Ontario 'B' tournanient ln Port Hope by sweeping a best of five series against Newmarket. In game one 9-4 and gaine two '7-3 in Newinarket, Whitby was the aggressor of the two teams. Game three went 11-10 in 10 innings. This final gaine seemed out of reach when Newrnarket juxnped ahead 5-0 in the first in- ning against starter Harold Moore. Whitby fought back in dramatic fashion, however, when Armond Robitaille hit a two out borner in the bottoin of the nineth to tie tihe gaine 9-9. Newmarket scored one run in the loth to go ahead again. Whitby carne back and scored two in the bottom of the lth to win. Tom Spaxinan lead off with a single. John Turner reached base on errors and Mark Mac- Donald was inten- tionally walked to load the bases. George Yates tied the gaine 10-10 with a crisp single to left field with Dave Sorichetti up to bat, Newmarket brought an outfielder in- to the infield to try for a double play, but Daves single into right field won the gaine for Whit- by. The teain goes to Port Hope Labour Day weekend to play in the Ail Ontario 'B' tour- nament. W.M.B.A. Tykes sweep Brampton making finals The W.M.B.A. Tyke Ail Star tearri qualified for the provincial finals this past weekend by defeating a tough Brampton team two stralght. The firat gaine played in Whitby saw the Tykes jump out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning and neyer look back winning 10-. Hlitters for Whitby included Andy Mathers with t'wo with singles going to Tin Grylîs, Keith MWill, Ian Andrew and Kevin Harper. Brett Rayne, Whtby's cat- cher also singled, walked twice and scored tbree ruas while cat- ching a flawless game. Sparkling defensive plays by David Lylyk, Ian Andrew and Tim Grylls helped Whitby's ace hurler Tim Pud- <ister put this one in the win colurnn. Unlike the first gaine the second -match-up saw the two teams tied through four inninga before the Cobi Food teain froin Whitby went ahead to stay. Tim Imeson and Tim Pud- <ister both went two for four with a double and a single each as Ian An- drew, Mike Doner and Keith Milîs had the other safeties. their opponents to five hits, while Mike Baker provided offensive power going 2 for 3 with 2 R.B.V.s. As a resuit Whitby advanced into the third round against Kit- chener. 0f the eight teains ail were 'AAA' category except Whitby which is an 'A' category club. Despite leading for six innings they dropped a heartbreaking 7-6 decision and thus were eliminated froin the tournament. Though they outhit their op- ponents, two costly errors ended their championship hopes. The big stick today again belonged to cat- cher Brett Raynes who had three its scored a run and knocked in three runs. Andy Mathers, Kevin Harper and Mike Doner also put on a show in the outfield with some outstanding catches that brought the fans to their feet. Keith Milîs pitched a master- piece while earning the ail important win that put the team into the O.B.A. finals in Waterloo on the Labour Day weekend. The final score of the gaine was 9- Peewee bail club hot agains- Whitby Legion Peewees were one of only eight teams of the original 32 to advance to the quarter finals in the prestlgious CNE Peewee Tournament. In the opening gaine Whitby defeated St. .Catharines 8-4 ta advan- ce ta thse second round against their arch rivais, EOBA champion Peterborough, a teain they beat prior to the CNE to advance in the OBA playdowns. In a bitter struggle Whitby enxerged with a 6-5 vic- tory. Jamie Watters, Dave Copan and Darryn Christie shared the pit- ching duties limiting Local lacrosse teams Inake semi-fin ais Season's end In Durham Girls Soccer League bantam play last Thursday evening it was clear the season bas almost run out. With little at stake in the game, both Whitby and the Pickering No. 2 teain were taking it pretty easy. In fact the Pickering coach (a man) was suited up complete with wig and played in the back field. Free Press Staff Photo Whitby Iroquois Soccer SQUIRTS EAST - August il George Cini's Roy's Enterprise ... Barber Shop ......O Ryan Williamas Shutout: Sean Keratena & Mike Charron Durhamway Buslines . 0 Whitby Dairy Queen... .0 CRCS G Waterbed Company.. 4 Joshua Rodd Mark Haynea Jonathon Allen............2 Shutout- Kur Kirner Precision Litho lac... 7 Mark Burnsa..............5 Jeffrey Mean Bryan Sigsworth Shutout: Chria lFaulkner à Mark Williams SQUIRTS WEST - August il ;eneral Whitby Optimists. Contractors........i Steve Jedlnak Star Michael Magee.. 2 Whith,, The Whitby Garrard Burrows with two, Leadiag the scoring for Junilweylty Road Minor Lacrosse singles by Rohan Whitby for the tour- Family Trust....2 Canadian Tire ...O teains are now in serai- Metha, Jason Walton, nament was Wayne Power KevlnOCark final play downs. and Wayne Primeau. Pruneau with five Shutout: Swift Ryao Oleary In thse Novice zone Second game is at goals, two by Jasonj semni-finals the Brooklin Iroquois Wednesday Walton, singles by Sivili General Whitby Kinsmen ..o Kinsmen Novice team night. Jimmy Brown, Mike Coatractors ....iE fought ta the end to In Provincial play the Burrows, Matt Sorichet- AndreW Davristpe hrn defeat Etobîcoke 5-4 in Whitby novice lost to, ti, Kerry Nash 'and Soot hitpe crn their first game of a best Spartan 5-1, defeated Rohan Metha. sT M uut1 Of three- series. Peterboroug 7-, n Checkers Varety ... ... 2 Witby Optimists'.. 3 Goat'eb~&e'Mihluct5~i ~,.,?î4y .,.. Simon Atrop Tyler Evana Brooklin & District Kinsmen Club.... 3 Ryan Healy ............... 2 Kurt Dlckoff Gus Brown Pontiac Buick.............. 1 Scott Dailva JShua Rico John 0'Hara Steven Race Whitby Prof. Firefighters Local 2036 7 Chad Helmer.............. 2 Trevor Coppolino Ben Prince Srlan Scott ............... 3 Pringle ...........4 Michael Ellot............ 3 Daniel Simpson MOSQUITOS - Auguet 13 Attersley ire Service. 2 Whitby Optimists. Philip Beer ......... .2 Chria Lindgren Michael 5igsworth Steven Ruiz Bailey Pharmacy Ltd.l10 Steve France....... .5. Michael Rellly James Steele David King . .-.-.3 Group 74........ 6 Jeremy Maciünnon. 2 Jeuae Wilson. - . 2 Allan Woodhotioe Ryan Healy Sarge's Service Centre 3 Chris Mox.ley Sisane Lawson DanlSimpson Sandoz Anca ....5 Ryan Colemnan............. 3 Chria Deudney............. 2 Whitby Mal Family Restaurant.... 0 Mario's Hair Salon .... 3 Mike Brillnger............ 2 Bryon Kendaîl The teains gritty ap- proach was very coin- mendable and they played in this highly competitive tournament with three of their pit- ching staff sidelined with injuries. Dave Copan pitched excellen- tly in a losing cause while Darryn Christie contributed a single, double and an over the fence smash. Shayne Keddy scored two for the local squad. The season, however, continues and they now face Oakville in the OBA 'A' Ail Ontario semi finals. w ww Senior bail club headed for Ail Ontarilos 'AAA' clubs SVL.-,Pç.. ý6 1 a à à'**> ai