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PRE-SEASON HOME September 3 vs North Bay Rtookies (7 p.m.) 4 vs Kingston (2 p.m.) 6 vs Peerorugh (7:30 p.m.) 8 vs Hamilton (7:30 p.m.) 12 vii Peterborough (7:30 p.m.) HOME September 24 vs Peterborough October 1 va Cornwall 8 vs Blleville 15 vs North Bay 22 vs Kingston 29 va London 31 vs Niagara Fails November 5 va Sault Ste. Marie 12 vs Ottawa 17 va Hamilton 19 va Sudbury December 3 vs Kingston 5 vs Hamilton 10 va Cornwall 12 vs Belleville 17 vs Kitchener 29 vs Belleville January 5 vs North Bay 7 vs Owen Sound 14 vs Ottawa 19 vs Belleville 21lva Windsor February 4 vs Peterborough 10 vs Cornwall il va Kingston 18 vs Cornwall 20 vs Peterborough 24 vs Hamilton 25 va Ottawa Mardi 4 vs Peterborough 6 vs Hanilton il vs Kingston 13 vs Ottawa AWAY September 7 at Peterborough 9 at Peterborough 17 at Kingston IREGULAR SEASON AWAY 21 t Petrorough 29 at Hamilton October 5 at Corawail 6 at Ottawa 19 at Hamilton 20 at Kingston 26 at Windsor 27 at London November 9 at Peterborough il at Ottawa 24 at Sudbury 26 at Sault Ste. Marie December 1 at Kingston 7 at Cornwall 8 at Ottawa 15 at Kitchener 28 at Hamilton January 1 at Belleville 4 at Cornwall 12 at Mingaon 18 at Petrborough 23 at Hamilton 24 at Belleville 28 at North Bay 31 at Owen Sound February 1 at Peterborough 7 at Belleville 15 at Cornwal 16 at Ottawa Mardi 2 at Kingston 7 at Belleville 8 at North Bay 15 at Niagara Falls Ail home ganies played at Oshawa Civic Auditorium. Game Timws Sunday 7 p.m. Friday 7:30 p.ni Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Saturday 2 p.m. GM employees in Te...y Fox Run Employees of General Motors and EDS will participate in the GM Autoplex Terry Fox 5-km WalkfRun on Wednesday, Sept. 13, 4 to 5:30 p.m., at the Auto- plex to raise money for cancer research and to promote fitness. Start and finish for the walk/ run will be at- gate 5 on Park Rd. S. within the Autoplex. GM vice president Don Blight and union president John Sin- THAT'S HOW MANY CANADIANS ARE WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL PLAYERS clair will kick off the event. Free T-shirts will be given to partici- pants with completed pledge formis (ariven on race day). Therê will be trophies for top maIe and female finishers, pla- ques for participants with the most pledges, award to the plant with greatest participation, award for plant with most pledges, and gifts and prizes for random draw winners. Sponsors include Brooks Shoes, Loblaws, Everfresh Juice, S pring Valley Water Co., Wri- gljeys, eatrce Foods, TRS and versa. For more information cail 644- 6149. Minor lacrosse aimual meeting WIHTBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1989, PAGE 37 Senior season. ends A good season for Whitby's senior basebaîl team came to an end'last week with two defeats at the hands pf a strong Peter- borough squad. Peterborough, first place finishers during the regular sea- son, defeated Whitby 7-3 and then 10-9 to advance to the Ontario senior B finals over the Labor Day weekend. «They're a tough teai to beat," said Whitby player/manager Harold Moore about Peter- borough, a team he predicted would be formidable opposition in the EOBA final. Whitby finished the regular season with 13 straight wins to finish with 17 wins and five losses- for the season. Peter-- Whitby Minor Lacrosse will, hold the annual general meeting on Thursday, Se p't 7, 7 p.m. at Iroquois Park. Whitney Hall. Tnere wil L îe election of the 1990 executive and proposed revisions tothe constitution and bylaws. - borough was awarded flrst p lace. Peterborough maintained that slight edge in the'final> as bard- throwing Brad Clark won the opener despite giving up 10 Wh itby bits. Whitby left 12 men on base for the game. Back in Whitby onF'riday the home team buit an 8-5 iead, then allowed Peterborough to scorefive -runs in.- the late in- nings to assume a 10-8 lead. One more run for Whitby was not enough. Whitbyentrefeder Kel Abo- tsaway btaworn home run and a doble nthe series. Moore said second baseman Jody Turner would probably earn the nod as Whitby's top player during the season, as he played well defensively and maintained a high batting average. Whitby.loses 5-2 Peterborough defeated Whitby Pringle Oreek Guardian Drugs 5-2 in under-14 gfirls' soccer Aug. 21. Mary Beth Ohalloner scored both goals for the shorthanded Whitby sq'u ad which was led by oalie Michelle deVries, defender elanie Labine and Ohalloner. The two teams are scheduled to meet again tonigîht (Wednes- day) in PeterbroughX q OSRAWA GENERALS 1989-90 SCHEDULE NOTICE The annual meeting of the Whitby Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse Association will bp--held at Whitney Hall, Iroquois Park Complex on September 7th, 1989 at 7:OOp.m. TOP[CS TO BE DISCUSSED Election of offloers Proposed changes to the constitution and by-laws ie; Number of execiitive members Logo and naine change Anyone wishing to run for an elected position or having an interest in any of the proposed topics should attend this meeting. Dieter W. Irner (President)