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PAGE 24, WHITY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1989 Atoms win two in tournament The Passport, Whitby minor atom A team defeated a strong Sutton team 5-4 in recent exhibi- tion play. Scott Young was the big bom- ber for Witby, as he caunted three points on two goals and an assist. Brian Vinent. also contri- buted a pair with, Ryan O'Leary adding'a single. Assists came from Jason Irwîn (2), Grant Sau- ter, Tyson Peel and Adami Mac- Carl. Passport Whitby fell short in the Little Britan taurnament last Two-bronze for skater 1Tiffani Foster of Whitby com- peted in Disco '89 in Delhi hast weekend, capturing two thirds. She was third in the junior bronze isohated moves, and third in the juvenile B free skate. WHITBY FREE PRESS week, losing the A division semi- final 6-3 ta the Bawmanville Toros. Only Brian Vinent, with twa goals, and Ryan O'Leary, with one, were able ta crack the tough Bowmanvihle squad. In earlier tournainent action, Whitby battled the Oshawa Bruins major .atom squad, com- ing out on the losing end '6-4. Once aain O'Leary and Vinent Put themon the board with twa goals each. Coach Dave King -got his players turned around in their next twa matches as they defea- ted the Oshawa Canadians 3-2 and Peterborough 5-2. The scor- ing was spread aut in bath games, as Grant Sauter, Matt Capson and O'Lèary beat Osh-. awa, whihe David Farquharsan, Scatt Young, John Lang Sauter and O'Leary scared ta iLammer down Peterborough. On lNdv. 21, the Whitby minor atom Passpart A team defeated the cambined major - minor atom team fram Port Perry, 8-5. The Whitby coaching staff were particularly pheased with the sahid teamwork displayed. Henry sweelps Dwyer hm basketball Henry Street Hig Schaol bas- ketbafl teams ah won their games against Dwyer hast week. In senior boys' basketbalh, Henry won 58-51 in overtime. Warren Milburn had 15 points for Henr. Henry's junior boys' team alsa went into avertime ta defeat Dwyer 72-66. Matt Cook had 22 points for Henry. Kris Johnson, scored 22 points as' Henr4rwon 66-48 in a midget age boys contest against Dwyer. Whitby scored five unanswered goals in the third period ta secure the win. Ryan O'Leary led the scaring parade with three while Marýk Capson cantributed a pair. Sin- gles went ta Grant Sauter, David Farquh arson and'Jason- Irwin. Assists saw Brian Vincent with three, Gary Sauter with twa, while Jason Irwin, Scott Young O'Leary and Ryan McLeod hac one each. In another game hast week, Whitby defeated league appanent Pickering at home by a 5-0 count. Goaltender Adam Yule was steady in net as he pinned Pick- ering ta a shutout. Irwin picked up three paints an a goal and two assists while O'Leary added a pair. Young and Ca p on completed the scarngq with one goal each. Sauter and Vinent contributed twa assists each with singles from Capson and John Lang. A.-" - THEf ( *CHRISTMAS TIRE GARDEN X OMPETITIO I&rCUT GARDEN CENTRE .FiLnd three parts of this Christmas Tree in die "Whtby Free Press" on November 29th and December 6th 1989, to be eligible to win 1 of 3 cut Christmas Trees complete with lights, @ N presented by The Garden Mart (Disoeunt Garden Centre). Rules: 1. Corredfly assemble the 3 trce parts from the W.F.P. on a piece of paper with your narne, address and your telephone number. 2. Mail or drop off completed entry to the -. -. Whitby Free Press, 131 Brock Street N. [ by noon, Wed. Dec. l3th, 1989. 16 3.Prizes must be -picked up by the winners. Draw will take place at 5:00 pm, Wed. Dec. l3th and winners will be announced in the Dec. 2Oth issue of the WFP. Winners will have their pictures taken on' December l6th.. Eiycoothe W. F. Pt sud ibe Garden Mart sud thcf e&hmde te hm e i not euglbbet ctr i dr lar . i .F. 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Sports 2 Coec 7 B.svoeLumb. 8 Whitby select hockey UMOR RAPITAN ç)ooàemd by CHntarGtnaoçg MUk BI IRITu wton Nov. 25 Whitby j 2 ittie B&Italn 4 Cammrom Pcind Whltby 1 Unlommvfi. 7 Cruig Minakr Nov. 2r3 Whitby 0 Part PFri Whltby 4 Uzbr1«dgo O Brodie Richards Tyrme EsabX'oOk CameromPédhnd Whitby O Tharuton 4 Sudeyko scores 2 inw-- over Aija x In games last week the Whitby tween C ringette team beat Ajax 4-3 with goals coming from Julie Suâeyka (2), Natasha Carter and Kim Mathers. in anather game Whitby got by Pickering with a final score of 6-4. Carter led the team with thred%.goals while Jennifer Cot- ton, Megan Neilly and Sudeyka each put in one.. Chapelle bonspiel The Anne Chapelle rink won the Sprge Memorial lbanspiel held recently at the Whitby Curl- ih ski Chapelle was vice Louise Porter, second Mary Smith and lead Carolyn Rylott. Runner-u p was the rink af skip Betty Hollinger, vice Gail Holmes, second Christine CrIck and lead Audrey Wilson. Second prize went ta the rink of skip Muriel Prosser, vice Crys- taI Gale, second Jackie Gorecki and lead Donna Taylor. Runner-up for second prize was the rink of skip Ehaîne For- shaw, vice Chris French, second Jackie Gorecki and lead Audrey Wilson. T'hird prize went ta, the rink of skip Joan Nicholson, vice Doris Howes, second Linda Bain and lead Peggy Mulligan. Runner-up for third prize went ta the rink of skip Janet Zimmer- man, vice Pat Schwartzenhauer, second Linda Webb and lead Cathie Simnpson.