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PAGE 22, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1987 Redmen win two.more in senior lacrosse action There doesn't. appear to be anything that can stand in the way. of Brooklin Redmen this year. They have easily rolled over any competition in Ontario Lacrosse Association (OLA) m ajor senior league and now they have acquired the services of Brampton's Dave Pirog and western scoring champ Jini Meredith, you have to ask "just how high is Up." *There are also- rumors cir- culating that Kevin Antrim, who played so well for the defunct Ex- celsiors last year might be jumping on the winning bandwagon. In action last, week, Brooklin doubled Orangeville Northmen 12-6 and picked up a win over Peter7 borough Lakers via a 10-6 score. The game in Orangeville saw Meredith take to the floor for the first time in a Brooklin uniform and living up to bis reputation picked up his first goal of the year as a Red- men player. Redmen were ahead 5-2 at the end of the first period and carried a 9-4 lead heading into the final frame. Gil Nieuwendyk, and Paul St. John each tallied a pair of markers while Meredith, John Fusco (three assists) Randy Gallas, Tom Wreggitt, Ken Colly and Derek Keenan rounded out the scoring. Orangeville marksmen were Scott Reed with tWo goals, Lindsay Sanderson, Darryl White Kip Ren- nick and Cam Devine. Redmen continued their out-of- town stint during Fair Week with a game in Peterborough. Meredith appeared to be getting into bis famous groove as he potted four goals toward the 10-6 win. St. John wfas not far behind as he picked up three for the night as well as an assist. Nieuwendyk, Blane Harrison and Bruce 'Redwood rounded ou~t the scoring. Goal ten- der Wayne ColIy neyer ceases to amaze as he picked up three assists for the night as well as playing superbly between the pies. Fusco and Dersk Keenan each hit for two assists. Kevin Evans scored twice for Lakers while Andy ShaughnessY, Mike Burke, Glen Stevenson, Jimn Vilneff and Warren Ferguson each accounted for singles. Lakers have neyer been a team to say die and it should be jnteresting to see what they throw at Redmen tonight (Wednesday) as they corne into Brooklin's Luther Vipond Arena. Diamonds need improvement: coach It can simplily your life. 7 f M Whether you're landscaping- the front yard, or building a fence, renting can simplify your 11e. Youlil be amazed at the types of home improvement and lawn care equipment you can rent .. . from ladders to paint sprayers ... from Iawn mowers to post hole diggers ..everything you need to get the job done. Discover how we can save you time and money on ail your home and lawn care equipment needs. Discover renting and sirnplify your life. RENTAL ASSOCIATION Or CANAA ASSOCIAT ION DE LOCAT ION DU CANADA_ We rent only the very best. DURHAM EQUIPMENT RENTALS 1230 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY (Spoedy Auto Plaza) 668-0880 Improvements have been ýmade but minor work is stili needed on Whitby basebali diamonds, says junior team coach Dean Keating. "I'm satisfied with the im- provements this year but we still Play began Monday night and will' end over the weekend at Iroquois Park for 10 bail players trying to break a world record for Warriors lose to Peterborough Whitby Warriors emerged witb one victory in three games last week witb their two losses coming at the hands of the Peterborough Maulers in junior lacrosse action. On Sunday night, the Warriors lost to Peterborough by a count of 22-5. "0f the 19 guys tbere, only two or tbree were prepared to play," said Warriors' coach Bryce Jordan. On Wednesday, June 3, Whitby lost to Peterborough 12-5. That loss, said Jordan, was due to mental errors. However, Sunday nigbt's loss did not sit well with Jordan. SEE PAGE 26 have a long way to go," be says. 'the juniors play their home games at the basebail diamond at Iroquois Park, known as diamond 1. The other tbree diamonds there are for softball. Keating says the diamonds are continilous play. The Scarborough Marathoners, who moved their annual event to Whitby this year, are raising funds to belp research into muscular dystropby. The teamn is playing two-hour games against a total of 55 teamns. Also beld around the dlock are lucky draws, a casino, bavarian garden and food tent. The teamn aims for 110 hours of continuous basebaîl, to break a Guinness Book record for slo-pitch baseball. That means play, ramn or shine, until Saturday. The team, managed by Bob Dallas, bas 10 members wbo undergo training for four montbs before the event. Prior to the marathon, players also reduced their. sleep to about four bours a right. Whitby Iroquois soccer Beige/Maroon..................... 4 Waterbed Company ................O Scorers: Clifton Coppolino, 2; Liegh Willems. Shutout: David Avampato. Whitby Optimist................... 5 WISC Gold................... .....0 Scorers: Julian Ridi, 4; Wesley Suddon. Forest D-Green............ ........ 2 Swiss Chalet-Red .................. 1 Scorers: Eric Vanacker, Adam Farr, Mark Haynes. Whitby girls softball Week up to June 7/87 MITE DIVISION Pioneer Int. 14 Bell Canada Midas 27 Chart-Air Scott's 27 *Group 74 Bailey Phar 18 Rotary Club Dodd & Souter 20 Roy's Enter STANDINGS Scott's Colonels 8 Pioneer Interiors 7 Bailey's Pharrnacy 6 Chart-Air Mechanical 4 Midas Muffler 4 Dodd & Souter 4 Roy's Enterprises 4 Rotary Club 2 Bell Canada 1 Group 74 0 SQUIRT DIVISION MacMillan Bath22 Dixie Lee dragged on weekdays but they should also be dragged on weeken- ds, when the diamonds are also used. 0 Upon hearing of the complaints, parks and recreation director Larry Morrow was surprised.. "We have done substantial work to diamonds 2 and 4 at Iroquois Park," says Morrow. In the past year, diamond 2 has had a new infield installed and bet- ter drainage, while a new infield was also installed on diamond 4. Keating says he bas heard cern- palints about the other diamonds at Iroquois. Hie mentioned the basepatbs-and fenÏcing as areas where im- provement could. be made on diamond 1. On a positive side, he says the ligbting is the best in the area. Keating says bis understanding is that Town staff do not have enough time to teach staff bow to maintain a diamond. "But they should know in parks and recreation what tbey are doing," he adds. Kinsmen Park in Osbawa bas one of the best diamonds in the area while Ajax bas the worst, says Keating. He added tbat Osbawa bas an employee who looks after the Kinsmen diamonds fuil-time. Kelly Green ....................... 4 Whitby Lions L05 ..................1 Scorers: Jeffrey Giles, 2; Francesco Princiotta, Jason Jarvie, Timothy Dasilva. C.B. Foster &Son.................. 9 WISC Brown & Gold ................ 0 Scorers: Stephen Deatb, 4; Joseph Long, 2; Chris Mooy, 2; Luke Bainard, Shutout: Ryan Taylor. Hardiman Mount Iris................ 7 WOFF Local 2036..................1 Scorers: Michael Magee, 3; David Farquarson, 2; Steven Ellis, Michael Robertson, Chris Rutherford. STANDINGS PLACES SPONSOR PT CB. Foster & Sons 2 Hardiman & Mount Insurance 2 Beige & Maroon 2 Kelly Green & Gold 2 Whitby Lions 0 W.O.F.F. Local 2036 0 Waterbed Company 0 WISC Brown & Gold 0 STANDINGS West Lynde C.A. 6 MacMillan Bathurst 6 Mercury Auto Body 4 Pearson Lanes 2 Dixie Lee 2 Sorichetti Group 0 Midway Motors 0 NOVICE DIVISION Henry Buildaîl 16 Lions Club Br. Legion 17 Cardinal Henry Buildaîl 21 Loveil Drugs Speedy Muffler 21 Mr. RentaI-, STANDINGS 14 Loveli Drugs 9 il Brooklin Legion 4 5 Henry Buildal 4 8 Speedy Muffler 4 8 Cardinal Containers 3 Lions Club 2 Mr. RentaI 0 BANTAM DIVISION Molly Maid 17 Donald Travel Wheelies 18 Kinsmen Club Kîwanis Club 11 MolIy Maid Kiwanis Club 14 Donald Travel STANDINGS Molly Maid 8 Wheelies 8 Kiwanis Club 6 Kinsmen Club 2 il Donald Travel 0 Marathon be gins -1 1