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Jin Cupmm2 PhIlp Kaitta 2 Go Eoewm~a Paul Caae4y HU Kakatia 4. z aAhmwoeth Drihddsck WHITY FflEE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31,1990, PAGE 21 Tree -'straight or major tm Wednesdayr, migh LAIWrS BLUE LIGHT DIVISION W L PIS Perma FoaM'Iftrngtional 17 "13 17 Whitby lrrtpby Houa. 17.13 17 Baker Fuilliture INishlng *15 15 15 Claremont Collector Cars 15 15 15 Whitby Weedman 14 16 14 Raycan Financial 12 18 1,2 Top 5S Swos Tony Van De Ven 68 Luc Caudet 64 Bill Barker. 611- Davey Johnson si Norm Broking 67 John McPherson 54 Wedldy Scores Whit. Weedman 6 Perna Foam 4 Baker Furniture 7 Claremont C. 3 Whit. Trophy I. 10 Raycan FInan. 0 LABAT'S CARLSBERG DIVISION W L MIS Darryll Norton Services 10 2 10 Dodd & Souter Broadloom 6 6 6 GaryCoppins Services 4 8 4 The Daily Planet 4 8 4 Weely Scares Darry Norton 5 Gary Coppins 1 Dodd & Souter 3 The Daily PI. 3 goals, two assists; Scott Young and Grant Souter, four goals, two assiste each; Bryden Denàyes, four goal s, oneasit Derek Van Egmond and Brian Crilly, one goal and two assista. each; John Ligand Wayne Richard, one goland one i assist each; ýTyson Peel, two assists; and'Lars Clay and Mfike Cartwright, 'one.,ùsiâst each. Sundays contest in Atos ubeaen n fve PROM PAGE 20 first period. The second and third periods saw both goales tested, with Lawson making nine saves with only one s3hot getting past him in both period&. On Oct. 23, Whitby defeated Markham 5 - 2. These two traditional Hegh sehool football G WL TF ANSU Pickering 7 7 0 0 190 17 14 Denevan 7 61 0171 64 12 Dunharton 6 3 2 1 134 84 7 Dayer 734 0 109110 6 Ubridge 7834 0106164 6 Henr 78831 9994 7 O'Niu 7 1 60 71 212 2 RAerts 6 0 60 26 168 0 Bond fnmha-Pickering hostad Henry St. Tuesmay.- 1 Hhny Strsst 21- Dwye 12 Whitby .,men',s hockey Standings W L T CF CA PIS C. KAuto 2 0 O 16 5 4 Woodycrest 2 0 0 8 5 4 OTooles 1 O 1 14 3 3 Melanie Pringles 1 0 1 7 4 3 Jim Davidson 1 0 1 7 4 3 Roy's Entreprises 1 1 0 il 5 2 -Custom uto 1 1 0 9 8 2 Holland Luniber 0 O 2 4 4 2 Cliff ane Pluni. O 1 1 4 7 1 Casey's 0 20 4 14 0 NRS Realty 0 2 0 6 17 O Atterley Tire 0 2 0 3 17 0 Oct. 25 Score@ OTooles Cliff Lana Woodycrest Melanie Pring. C.K Auto Roy's Entre. Attersley T. Holand Luni. Customi Auto Jini Davidson NRS Realty Casey's antagoniste played a very hard-hitting gaine, with both teaxns spending considerable time in the penalty box. In 'the flrst period the tearns traded goals. 'Leary, from Crouch and Hotchkiss, got the opener for Whitby. Whitby scored again in the second period with Death scoring unassistér4 puttlng Whitby alead 2 - 1. Ini the third period, two shorthanded goals by the Crouch, Hotchkiss and O'Leary lime put Whitby âhead for good. Peewees reach finals in Trenton The Whitby mgjor peewee B hockey club, sponsored by Cimc, traveiled to Trenton over the past weekend and worked their way to the finals in an A level tournament. Ini round-robin play, Whitby tied Oshawa Red Wings 2 - 2 in the flrst gaine, with Jason Valin scoring both goals. In the second gaine Whitby lost 7-1 to a powerful club from Cobourg. Cory Brick scored the lone goal. Playing. their third gaine cf the dayi Whitby was faced * with a must-win situation as they'played the host team froin 'Èrenton. Whitby gave it aIl they had and came away with a 2 - 0 win to advance to the semi-finals. Scoring the two goals were Krys Rose and Brent Fulcher. Mark Rancourt got the shutout in goal. Semi-final play put the club against Agincourt Canadians. Whitby played hard and camne away with a 4 - 2 win. Scoring was done by Fuicher, Jeif Bruce, Kevin Iàmkilde and Rose. Steve Hastings had a strong game in net for Whitby Ini the chaniionship gaine Whitby again Îaced Cobourg. Whitby gave it a great effort but fell short, losing 6 - 2. Whitby scorers were Bruce and Valin. Petrboouh was much tougher as Whitby fought toa2 -lwin in front of the stand-up goaltending of Richard Sanders. 'Strong defensive efforts. by Adam, MacCarl, Ryan .McLeod and Joeh Williams cemented the wixi with goals scored by Crilly and Young. Both Crilly and Richard picked up assiats inthe winning cause.. LAKE ONTARIO "ICISrEEL -COMPANY HOPKINS ST. S., WHITBY, -'IIInE A -E.y* 4enu Whitby Dodd &- Souter major atom B squad had wins - over Pickering and Peterborough in the-astweek Wbitby'mace short wýork of Pickering with home and away ,wins, oering 23 goalsad alwng only twvo. Paul Gray paced the victories - with two goals and'seven asssts, followed by Daniel Thorne at six Oct. 21 Mclvor Insur. 6 Paul Grahamn2 Mika McIve2 Jamon Irwin Chad Parrlmh rrr Cannoni 6 Saphen Mace 2 Brant Laumay Douglurdm Whltby Audio 4 Chmd MeKmnao 2 Luke Power Bria Ruddeuf Oct. 21 Whlt. Fireflght. 4 RYs Swift John Paul Liriano Simon Astro AaM TIhmpaon Provincia8Siga 6 Math.w Nortoni 3 Staven Jédinak 2 Bbados GofroyHarris Mark Burnu matt Bongurd Oct. 21 H & B Sign Jeel Phair 2 Jak. Lost.d 2 John Gruham Boab Hanodd Wit. Optiaiu a4 B. J. Prou OamnioePoland Bareay Bruch David efly Mfidas NMw ia7 Joma Peddle 2 Danled EV&na2 AndrwJoelm Mattluw Swft mmreVisomti USED CARS] ;;ê 4 IANSA PENWEZ