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WWBYFME PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUÙGUST 29,1990, PAE 27 Durhamseleets g take second / I 'Is Durham Raider Slects defeated Nobleton AMbonKlg il - 2 in the second . ora thregame ses..' The Duniam under- the.of Jadâ Mxddleton 0 ltyand EUa Martin, c0 Pcln- pl1d Dail 0< cfWhitby scored five, goxasand Json, Ward cf Oshawa scored twoý goals.Rabi. Marin of Pickeming, and Wih players Bryan Crouch, Mr Haines and Jason Hotchiki each scored a goal. Durham won the. fimat gaine 22 -3. The final game of the ses will b. played Fniday, Aig. 31 et Nobleton. CRAIG DONALDSON of the Oshawa to help out youngsters with thefir General viuited to YMCA Day Camp floor hockey skifl. at Henry Street high school recently F PYIO photo Tykes edged out by Oshawa The. Whitby tk aealteain was elminated froin further play tis season by Oshawa ini a best-of-thmee to determine the eastern representative in the ail-Ontario finals in Bram< ton over the. Labour Day weekenf neii tykes, sponsor-ed by Peacock Famfly S8s, played paix, cf their finest this yeer in the amires and forced Oshawa tte ifinal iii"» 0 ge.thre. ta décide tii. issue. .Gae on. saw Whitby put on a late rally but fail short, losing,6 - 4. Michael Ovaonica pitched five stmong innings befor. grmmg way to BVan lTiop who pitcli.d the. final two. Ovaonka and Lare Clay, both iiad two bits and two ruma scored each as9 the ty"e were held ta *~seven bits. Scott Sonely, I~nCrotin and Sean Donnel11 eedon. apiece. Gem, two saw Whitby pound out 13 bits on the way te an impressive 12 -S6 victory Ite even the samies. The, tykes kept the Deny's first in leagiie Deny's Satellites locked up first place ln the Old Timers Servioe Club Slo-pitcii Lague with two wins over the weeknd. Deny's twice defeated Sudsems on Sunday. John VanHemmen had a home mun and knocked in four runs for Deny's in the fist gaine. Don Denyer also -had a ho me m. Day, Piper and Randy Humphries each drove in four runs in the, second gae. Piper hit a home mun. pressure on throughout the contest and were determined to send the series back taOshawa for the deciding gaine. Clay ýstarted and pitehed five inningi% alowig five runs on just foùr bts whie striking out six. Thorpe once ggain finished the game, allowing just one mun and one bit. and striking out tbree in the final two inninga. Minci hocey registration upcoenng The. Brookln/WMhy Minor Hockey Asociation will hold regisration at Iroquols Park on Sept. 8, 12 andl14. On Saturday, Sept. 8, regist- ration in from 1 a.m. ta 1 p.m.; Wednçsday Sept. 12, 7 to 9 p.m.; Saturday, gip. 14, 9 a.m. ta Ï P.m. Régitraionfeeis $155 ($25. For more information cal 'regtrar Gloria Johnston at 668- 5700 or presdent Mike Brous- seau at 666-1617. e-.M ..t e L b raO& D The. final gaeof the sern.a was a thriler as Whitby's horpe and Oshawa's Mark Webster both pitched. briliantly ta .end tihe gaine, tied at 3 - 3, into the. bottam of the, seventh before Oshawa squeezed the winnn hiome mun te win 4 - 3 and=tk the, soies.- Thorpe went the, distance allowing four rus on juatMx bite whileathiny out six, but the. tyks wre ilàto juat terune Lepite seven bits. Ovoonka, with two bits, led =Whitby with -the. bpt *wbil Dnely, Cockburui, Soneoly. and Th gp m cut.d for the, oth.rs. Whty cehigsaff membens are George Clay, John Turner, Rai McFarlane and Ray Baker. SPORTS ___ ~COMPL COME SEE, DURHAM'S LARGEST* INDOOR SOCCER ARENAI REGISTRATIO N NOW - ~WHITBY I 01.e DODGE iDepen4acbILe [CHIIYSLEfl i -R SE CR SALES SERVICE 209 -Du ndas. St. W. 200 Dundas St. W. & 200 Dundas St. W. 430-8100 666-30006861642 (AJAX line) 100-UNAY - M. WHYB '. 30-3434Jý NOTICE 0 F ANNUAL MEETING Iroquois Park Arona Whitney Hall Ropo e mencknents to constitution. - Association riame change - Adcition ofai i l brns. dlmctor ta exocutive EVERVONE le; WELCOME to help elect the '91 executive.