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PAGE 24, WH1TB3Y FREE PRES%, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMER 7, 1M9 Anrderson tea-ms 4th Anderson CVI had two fourth- place finishes in team competi- tion at the Ontario high achools (OFSAA) cross country competi- tion recently in London, Ont. The midget-age girls team and senior boys team were fourth while the midget-ýge boys teain was tenth a Aderson sent four teains, 30 runners, to the coin- petition. It was the most successful showing ever by the school at OFSAA, said Anderson coach Gary Ranalli. I individual competition, Ste- phanie Duffy was sixth overal among mxidget-age girls. Duffy won the D5YSSA (Durham- York) competition. Jeif Clayton, scnd at DYS- SAA, was l4th overali among midget-ago boys. Thirty-six échools in Ontario sent their top runners and teams. Some want changes in basebail operation By Trudie Zavadovieu The umpire may have te go from the bafllield te the board- room te mediate conflicts bet- ween Whitby parents and the executive Of %Whitby minor bse bail. Bill Peel represents a group of Whitby parents anious te se. major changes in the minor base- bail league. According te Pooel, a group of parents have been meeting for over a year and fool the associa- tion would benefit from some of their new ideas. Por te the annual meeting Oct. 28 one of Péeols main con- cerns was that the 27-member executive would not allow any new blood fite the executivo. "Itfs a closed constitution of 27 members on the executive - said Peel. «Only- those membersi vote on issues. «W. want te show what we can do te run basebail iira far more equitabie and fair fashion.» On. of the changes the parents want te implement is an addi- tional lovel of basebail that wouid fall betweon house 1ag-e and rep, status. This woud enabl payers who may not' hob quite up te rep statue te play a more chalenig garne of bal with teains of equal ekili. Eric Donnelly president of the Whitby Minor fiaseball Associa- tion, says that Peel represents on asinail group of parents.' fur. Pool représents a group of foror fivo parents. a smal SEE PAGE 31 ENRY STREET defeated Donevan in senior boys voileyball play last week. Schools are now involved LOSSA playdownh at the senior, junior and miidget levels. Peter Tomblin photo Atoms Win Buffalo tournament Whitby Hanet Plastics miner came away with the saveofo the atom, A teazi piayed their first tounwment late in the gaine te teurnament of the year recently :preserve the tie. and skated away as the 1990 The. stage was set for a Buffalo Hornet Coca-Cola champicnship gaine. The final champions. was end-to>-end exciteraent from Wlutby opened the teumrament start te finish. And once again Friday against Ted Reeve, and the str-ong woek ethic and camne away with a 6 - 0 win. I brillant passing and à"on their second game Whitby once defensive work by al peaie ganplayed brillantly, and for Whitby as they were crowned scrdanother impessive 6 - 0 champion with a 4- 2win. win, ibis time over o rdge. Overall touranment scoring for Whitby then just needed a win Whitby: Shane Neil, five goals or a tie in their next gaine te, and two asssis, Breit MacRury, qua]ilfr for the championship ihreo goals and ihree assista, final, In a hard-fought and very Paul CHornobay one goal and physical gaine against a srn four assista, Ryan McArthur one Scaxboroug Cougar Sud goal and four assista, Joeh ~' oel.ndr Pilb roone nd threoassista, Justin Toniy one goal and two assista, Matt Foran two goals and one assist, Sammie Gcheepers two assis, Evan Cardwell one goal, Jason Hunier one asu"a and Siacy Bremner with one "set. The. stronggoaltending tandem of Scott Wyliýe and Phillip Greenen came away with two shutouts and only three goals against for the entire teurnamolit. The strong defenoe of Justin Tonry, Nefi MacDonald, Stacy Bremner and Paul Chornobay, along with excellent backchecking by ail the forwards, heid the opposliti ot only 42 shota on goal, for the entire teurnament. 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