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WHf'BY FREZI PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1989, PAGE 29 Sqtirts win in Kingston Whitby Pringle Creek IGA squirts selects rem'ained un- defeated in soccer tournament play this season after capturing, the Kingston invitationial July 29 -30. Whitby won ail three gaines in, round-robin and thien shut out' Kingston 3-0 in the final. 'Ryan Ireland scored twice and Mathew Paciga had the other in the final. Ryan Oallaghan earned his second shutout of-the tourna- ment while- Jason Evelyn was naxned niost valuable player for the chainpionship gaine. Whitby had o ened the tourna- ment with a -1 decision over Darlington, with goals from Joel Whitton, Glen Mayer and Anthony Plastina. Ireland, Witton, Evelyn and Paciga. had goals in a 7-1 win overX.ingston Township Whitby then defesaekingston Gaines luncheoln The Durham Senior Gaines luncheon will be held at the Pickering recreation centre Aug. 16 at noon. Tickets are on sale at the Whitby Seniors Activity Centre on a first-coie, first-served basis. Oost is $. MIDDLESBOROUGH, England met eusses stratey with his' Whitby Wbitby in exhibition soccer and a s quad which lost 1-O. St. Michael's barbecue over the weekend. Above, also played Wbitby's under-15 team, action between St. Michael's hfigh coached by Mike Sookdeo, and the school of Middlesborough, local two teams tied 1-1 on Saturday. A county champion, and Whitby's barbecue was held at Heber Down umder-14 team in a game Friday. Sunday. Below, coach Zoltan Baranyi dis- Chis Bovie-Free Pr-eas photos Oity 2-0, on goals by Mayer and Irela nd, in a preview of the final. The team, coached by ýPeter Plastina, will next play in an East York tournainent Aug. 11- 12. Following are tournamnents in Port Perry (Aug. 19-20), Etobi- coke (Aug. 26-27) and Orange- ville (Senit. 16-17). Whitby men's slo- pitch standlnw (as ceJudy 26) Team W L Fathers 13 2 Circle Tai i 2 Master Bedroom Il 2 Movioa Cao 10 2 SMS Mariune 9 2 Brothers!Restaurant 10 2 Hanet Plastics 9 i 1 Texaco 9 1 Ian Barron Motors 8 1 Hughes' Hawks 2 11 6 Hughes'Hawks 7 Hanet Plastics 12 Hanct Plastics 14 Brothers 5 Master Bedroom 6 Hughes' Hawks 10 Master Bedrooni 8 Fathers 4 Texaco il Circle Taxi 19 Circle Tai 23 Master Bedroom 20 Brothers Il Ian Barron 26 Fathers 12 Hanet Plastics 13 ATHLETE 0F THE WEEK Vikings can't end Beach streak Oshawa Vikings began the second half of the season on Saturday with a doubleheader in Toronto against Ba]my Beach. The first teain was not able to end. their Beach losing streak, which dates back to 1985, as the Beach seconds defeated Vikings 24-13. Oshawa points were scored by Vince Squarcitto and Dave Kimmerly with tries, and Mike Clayton with a penalty kick. Vikings' second team fared much better, defeating Beach fourth team 18-15. Scorers for Oshawa il were Dan Edwards and Sean Lalonde with tries, and Ian Thompson with two converts and two penalty kicks. Ail three Viking teams are in action on Saturday, Aug. 12. The first team travels to Peterborough, while the seconds and thirds host the Ajax Wanderers seconds and thirds at Lakeview Park in Oshawa. Wihile the Vikings' senior teains were enJoying their suin- mer break, the junior teams were getting their season rolling. The Vikings' under-19 team recently played two gaines. They defeated the Wanderers under-19 team 16-6. pionships. Selected to the teain were Gareth Stone, Gareth Pettigrew and Brad Domenchuk. Vikings under-17 teain defeated Lindsay last Thursday evening, 7-6. Steve Vanderhayden scored the Oshawa try and Steve Pettigrew icked a penalty. Both Viking junior teains will be cnntiiinoe action thrnuehnnt. the Brett Demonchuk led the Oshawa attack with three tries, umr Gareth Stone added two converts. One week later the under-19's Rogers Cable defeated the Nomads 36-O. Try - c scorers for the Vikings were Ken- McLean and Brad Rawlinson lOSes 4-0 with two each, Kevin Maynard and Dave Flook with one try each Whitby Rogers Cable lost 4-0 and Gareth Stone kicked two to East York in an under-lO converts. soccer game last week. Three Viking under-19 players The loss snapped a Whitby win have inade the Ontario under-19 streak in the Durham atom age tearn that will travel to British lea e. Counbia on Aug. 21 to compete Whiby next sees action Wed- in the, nationial, rugbyMh»n nesday nigjit., gD - çh e PERFORMANCE - NO MATIER WHICH WAY YOU CM LUT COMPARE... DRY PDWERHEAD DISPLACEMENT WEIGHT (LBS.) STIHI 044 12.8 71 cc HUSQVARNA 268 13.6 67 c THE STIHL 044 - CAR VING OUT A NEW LEGEND. 5ETIHL per Uisten tq, us Cà CHOO RADIO 1390 AU DURHAM EQUIPMENT RENTALS 1020 Dundas St. E. Whitby 668-0880 4280880 k cgP PTS 26 23 22 20 -20 20 19 18 17 6 --F r