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PAGE 18, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1988 w e *dtw W 11 ,0. ca." Spare Oilomatic saw chain Value Coupons worth $20.00 off Stihi Accessories Work Gloves 250 mL Engine 011 Stihi "Lumberjack" Keychain MORE FOR A TOTAL RETAIL VALUE OVER $74.OO!' The. Wortds Largest SeNIng Chain Saw Available at: DURHAM EQUIPMENT RENTALS- 1230 DUNDAS ST. E. (Speedy Auto Plaza> WHITBY 668-0880) Wflhpurchae mch new 009, 009L, 011,0111.,012,024 Super. 028 Wood Boss, 028 Super, 0 =8 .1Bos,034 Super, 038 Super Pro, E-14 and E-20 chan saw. Whle supplies last! *.Vaiue b&s on normal retanl selllng price inclulng 21" chain. 111 CORPORATION, 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITB) PARKS AND ]RECIREATION DEPARTMENT PUBLIC SKATING SCIIEDULE IROQUOTS PARK ARENA LUTHER VIPOND MEMORIUA AIRENA TUESDAYS 4:00 - 5:45 p.m. WEDNESDAYS . :30 - 5:15 p.m. FRIDAYS 8:00 - 9:45 p.m. SATURDAYS 2:00 - 3:45 p.ni SUNDAYS 2:00 -.3:45 p.m. SUNDAYS 2:00 - 3:45 p.m. 8:00 - 9:45 p.m. SHNY SHINNY MON])AYS 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. WEDNESDAYS 9:30 - 11:30 a.rr THTURSDAYS 8:30 - 10:00 a.m. FRIDAYS 9:30 - 11:30 a.r PARENTS & TOTS PARENTS & TOTS TIJURSDAYS 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. MONDAYS 9:30 - 11:30 amn PUBLIC SKAT]NG COMMENCES FRmDAY, OCTOBER 14,1988 (IROQUQIS PARK ARENA) PUBLIC SKAT]NG COMMENCES SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1988 (LUJTHER VIPOND MEMORIAL ARENA) IROQUOIS PARK - HALL FOR RENT FOR CHIRISTMAS PARTIES AN]) BANQTJESTS. IROQUOIS PARK - I0E RENTAIS AVAILABLE - CALL FOR AVAILABLE TMES AN]) RATES. Peewees rei Whiitby Legion peewees reached the semi-finals of the Ontario basebali finals held in Whitby over the Labor Day weekend before falling to the eventual provincial champiens from Brampton. Whitby lost their openirxg game 9-7 to Newmarket, pitcher Tim £ Puddister taking the loss for Whitby. Keith Mils and Tim * Grylis each had two bits and two runs for Whitby, and Grylis was * named most valuable player for Legion. Whitby then bounced back for n. three straight. victories in the n. eight-team provincial final series to earn a spot in the semi-finals. In their second game, Wihitby n'. rode the strong pitching of Milis to defeat Leamington 10-3. Ian Andrew, Jamie Difiore and Chris Mace each had two bits with Tim Imeson, Grylis and Puddister adding one each. Milîs 'Was named MVP for Whitby. Whitby's second victory was a S come-from-behind effort, 11-7 over Hamilton. Brett Rayne smacked a triple and a double and had four runs-batted-in to lead Whitby wbile Difiore had * two bits, including a double. Mike - Doner at second base was a defensive standout for Whitby. Difiore was named MVP. Whitby's third victory came in a rematch against unbeaten Newmarket, and Puddister was dominant in this encounter as he allowed only five bits to pace Whiýtby to a 3-2 decision. With the game tied in the bottom of the seventh inning, Difiore stole home on a passed bail for the winning edge and a berth in the semi-finafs. Puddister was named MVP. Rein forced- postponement of the semi-finals and final until Monday. And when play resumed Whitby was unable to contain the strong Brampton teami and feli 10-2. Imeson had two bits to earn MVP honors for Whitby. Brampton edged Newmarket 6-5 in the excîting final game to claimi the OBA championsbip for 1988. Stven Gallant of Brampton was series MVP. Brampton flnished with five wins and one loss in the final series. Clay Creed, who chaired ýthe provincial finals, described thé tournament as a success, thanks to volunteer help, despite the ramn delays. Jim Andrew was manager of the Whitby team, with Jack McCorkell,1 Dave Imeson and. Jini Innes as coaches. Other players are the Whitby' team are Jamie Pawluk and and Greg Davis., With three wins *and two losses, WJhitby'finished tbird in the final standings in, the provincial championsbips., Other teams competing were freom North Bay, St. Catharines and Waterloo. A MEMBER of the Whitby Old Timers socoer team moves the bail upfield ýduring a game against the Centennial Royals at a tournament held in Whitby on the weekend. Royals won this game 4-1 and went on to win the tournament, defeating Cobourg in the final. Tyk'es are third In Ontarjbo Whitby Peacock Sports tykes completed a fine season as they finished third in the recent Ontario AAA basebail finals held in Windsor. Whitby, facing AAA compe- tition for the first time, defeated Toronto Greenwood 10-9 and then feli to Kitchener 10-0, the first loss of the year for Whitby. WThiitby then downed Windsor 7-2 to gain an encounter wvith Hamilton. Hamilton prevailed 4-1 Town to honor Olympians Plans have yet to be finalized, but The Town of Whitby will honor its Olympic athletes on Saturday, Oct. 15. A ceremony will be held at the Town hall, either indoor or outdoors. A committee 15 working on final preparations now, according to parks and recreation director Larrv Morrow. in the game, played over two days due to rain to eliminate Whitby from the finals. I-arnilton took advantage of sloppy defence by WVhitby to gain a 4-0 lead in the first inning. Just as Whitby hitters got going, rain postponed the conclusion of the gaine until 5 p.m. the next day. Ken Calway, aided by strong fielding, allowed only one hit as the gaine continued but Whitby was unable to solve Hamilton pitching. Members of the Peacock teain are Calway, Marcus Tully, Jeremy Schott, Rajiv Gandhi, Greg Pomroy, Lee Morrison, Andrew Sartisson, Chris, Goring, Josh Miller, Adam Thompson, David Partlow and batboy Scott Thompson.- Marshall Thompson coached the team, assisted by John Pomroy and Greg Goring. Volleybail cinies There will be a volleyball clinic on Sept. 20 for girls 12 to 19, interested in playing volleýbaIl. The clinic will be held- at Central Collegiate in Oshawa, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The cost is $2. For those girls interested in v olleyball team, tryouts will be held Sept. 27 and Oct. 4 at Central Collegiate, from 6:30 te, 8:30 p.m. Goldhawks win Goldhawks won the Whitby minor baseball bantam champ- ionship for the second year in a row with a 7-5 win over Snowden Rubber on Aug. 28. Snowden Rubber forced the final game with a 15-10 over Goldhawks Aug. 25. atch sem*i-finals iin OBA WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB 1988 FALL OUTDOOR SOCCER IS HERE! 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