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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22,1987, PAGE 17 Whitby skaters land national tities- Several Whitby roller skaters captured Canadian championships in roller skating at the recent nationals held in Calgary. Jamie Crouch, 25, won his eighth straight Canadian seniors title in world class dance for pairs. He and partner Heather Paterson of Hamilton make Up the only pairing to represent Canada in the Pan- American Games in Indianapolis, mnd., Aug. 15. In October, they will compete for the world title in Auckland, New Zealand. Ken Leamen of the Whitby Roler Skating Club was first in the sophomore freestyle event in Calgary. Also taking first were. Whitby club skaters Barb Gould, in the classic (over 25) figures and Stephen Pacholzuk, in novice A freestyle. Pacholzuk, teamed with Alison Keagan of Hamilton to also place first in elementary dance pairs. Shayne and Corey Bayford of Whitby, members of an Aurora club, both won gold. Shayne, 13, was first overail in elementary. Corey, 10, was first overail in juvenile. Paolina Malandrino was second in novice A figures. Cina Schmidt- Hansen captured the overail bronze medal for freshman after a second in figures and third in freestyle. Also with top-ten performances were Myra Flieler, Arlene Tennant and Michelle Newport. Wbitby peewees remain dass of league Roy's Enterprise s Whitby under- 13 boys representative soccer team is once again proving to be the best among the teams in the peewee division. of the Durham Soccer League. After winning the Midland, Michigan internation soccer, tour- ney in Mav, the team has lost only one game, against Oshawa Kicks. Fromthen onwards, the boys have gone undefeated scoring 48 goals while giving up four goals in nine games. Strong defensive play by Sean Heaney, Tony Bianco, Ryan Sufrin, Marlon Sookdeo, Richard Bokor, flwayne Allen, David Szabo and Recognition night raises $371 A recognition night held for Whitby's Joe Nieuwendyk raised $371. That.amount will be split and donated to the Brooklin-Whitby Minor Lacrosse Association and Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey, according to Jerry Point, an organizer and a former manager of Nieuwendyk in his Whitby playing days. Nieuwendyk now plays for the Calgary Flames of the NHL. Se niors win ýtwo more... FROM PAGE 16 of Harold Moore, beat Oshawa 6-2. The Whitby team now stands at the top of the Gilmer division with a 15-8. Whitby was to play Port Hope Tuesday then travel to Peter- Whît1by Garrard Rd. lacrosse REP LEAGUE PLAY TYKES Whtby 16 .Mimico 1 Darryl Lewis (6), Kurt Klrner, Ryan Harri, Brian Vinent (3), Kyle Imrle (2). Whtby 6 Beaches i Darryl Lewis (3), Kurt Kir.er (2), Blake Caza. NOVICE Whitby 10 Scarborough 1 BANTAM Whitby 12 Mlimico 0 Dan Ledouceur, Jason Pitters, Greg Fawcett, Rcky Badowich (3), Matt Shearer (2), Greg Harris, John Mcîvor, Chris Bates (2). Scarborough 15 Whitby 6 Anne Wlndover, Trevor Leboeuf, Matt Shearer (2), Greg Harris, Zach Hayden. PEEWEES Whtby 9 Etobicoke 5 Wayne Pruneau (25, Shaydon- Santos (2), Jay Stewart, Scott Macdonneil, Steve Taylor, Sorichetti, Mike Massey. exhibition games tykes Whitby 18 Orlia 6 Darryl Lewis (4), Kyle Inie (2), Ryan Hari (2), Brian Vinent (2), Kurt Kir- ner (2), Chris Kerr, Joel Johnson, Jamie Wager, Jobnathan Reed, Ken Belanger, borough 'on Saturday for a doubleheader. Yates said the league champion- ship will be held in Peterborough Saturday, Aug, 1. The playoff format has not yet been decided, he said. Blake Caza. Goalie, Chuck Coles third shutout of season. BANTAMS Whitby 10 New Brunswick 3 Matt Shearer (3), Ricky Badowich (2), John Emm (2), Dan Ladouceur, Greg Fawcett, Anne Windover. PAPER WEIGHTS Hastings 7 Whitby 4 BIais Lawson, Anthony Louper, Anthony Camenzuzi, Ian Cuthbertson. MISSISSAUGA TOURNAMENT PEEWEES Whltby 6 Burlington 6 Peterborough 5 Whitby 3 Spartan 9 Witby 5 Shaydon Santos (4), Mike Massey (2), Wayne Primeau (3), Jimmy Brown, Steve Taylor, Crosbie, Scott Macdonnell (2). (Won Bronze championship) Whitby 6 Brampton 3 Shaydon Santos (2), Scott Macdonnell (2), Jimmy Brown, Crosbie. NOVICE Whitby 5 Kitchener 4 Peterborough 6 Whtby 2 Orangeville 12 Whitby 4 Hamilton 8 Whitby 5 Dave Stabile, Mark Armstrong, Bryan Power, Gavin Prout, Adam Armstrong, Gee Nash (2), Derek Gillespie (2), Matt Armstrong (2). HOUSE LEAGUE Golden Hawks 4 Redmfen . 4 Jeff McArtliur (2), Cameron Ogle (2), Bob Phillipa, Jim Brown, Jason Bur- ners, Peter Sorichetti. Blue Bombers 2 Green Gaeis Wes Hurther, Darryl McArthur, Webb (2), Nicholas ODwens, Lawson, Bradley Reed (2), Sorichetti, Mike Wye. 8 Paul Biais Matt' David Marshall, along witn goalkeepers Brent Williams and Mike Hunte, resulted in six shutout gamnes s0 far this season. Coach is Mike Sookdeo and assistants Don Edwards and Don Allen. E astern Ontario basebal MOLSON'S SENIOR GILMER DIVISION TEAM W L Whitby 15 8 Oshawa ý15 9 Port Hope 15 9 Peterborough 12 10 CHRISTOPIIER DIVISION TEAM Ajax Markham Kendal Little Britain Newcastle W L T 12-8 1 13 9 - il 9 - 2 14 1 0 19 - JUNIOR STANDINGS for scores submltted up to Juiy 19) TEAM (classificationl) W L GB Kingston (B) 16 5 - Peterborough (B) 12 2 1, Orillia (A) 10 3 1 Newmarket (C) 10 6 31'& Whitby (A) 8 6 4/ Port Hope (C) 10 8 4/ Ajax (C) 8 7 5 BowmanviUle (C) 9 8 5 Oshawa (A) 1 4 7 Little Britain (D) 2 8 8/ Belleville (D) 1 16 il Stouffvile (D) 0 14 12/ * Oshawa pisys 1o-game schedule in Eastern Ontario League. PAUL *LOOKS FORWARD TO 4SERVING HIS CLIENTELE. AT: NEWMIEN# 16 BROCK ST..N. WHITBYt GOLDEN GAITE ANESMAURSPAT ' 0IGBROCST. S.,LWTEBYI 668-2222 Limit 2 per Famliy CHOCK FUL O' NUTS INSTANT COFFEEi 221 0 Jar gq4m9 TUB OR T WIN PAK IMPERIAL MARGARINE 454 Tub or 2x227 sleeves c 399 FLAKES 675 g. 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