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lee aç ak,yAC[ptGI ~II W S3JW, 1 qq Whitby IGA first Wbitby I.G.A U-1O's are in first place aftr victories in their 5th and 6th games over St. Andrews and Pickering this week. On Tuesday Whitby beat St. .Andrews 8-2. The two goals allowed were the first of the season in league play., On Thursday Whitby beat Pickerig 11-1. After a slow firet haif Whitby exploded for 9 goals in the second half. To date after 6 games Whitby bas scored 55 goals and allowed only 3. Whi tby I.G.A. play their next gaine on Tuesday June- 25 againat Whitby "B" at Peel Park. Mck-off 7p.m. AU~ RON BILDER takes a mightyr and thon watches one of his home ruins ho bit, on the day. cut two The Whitby hMinor Basobail Assoc. and Optimist Club held. a home run derby on the woekend. Sj. photo. LAKE ONTARI O J15C0STEEL COMPANY ici HOPKINS ST. S.,, WHITBY Warriors loseaga in The Wbitby Warri«ors looked as thaugh. they were pulling te ether. B ut trying to build on their first win of the season, Whitby returned ta, their aid ways and was blown out. by Orangeville 22-7 in Ontario junior A lacrosse action. It didn't help that the Warriors Whitby 'Iroquois soccer BOUSE LEAGUE mMoiORQUIKI Juxie 20 BrookileOptimist Michael 1osw Davd Prico 2 Th Donut Presa 0 Durhama Prlntn 4 Optimisi Club 3 Michael Bond James Christeaen Brandon Fowler 2 John Baker Gordon Kerr Brooklin IGA Stephesi ela 2 Blue Sea Elsh O DIS Inurane 1 i CCS 3 Michael Gemma Adam Death 2 Matthew Maner 2' MitchellInsurnc.3 Kavin Church 2 Curtis Smo 2 Bt.clar Paint 8 Derek Longley 4 Nichlas Headley 2 Kyle Murdock Steven Goadfellow 1im J.Mulcahy 6 Aiea Richardson 4 Domy Caird 2 Thruway MuM er 0 Deviflo Praduco 4 Rtober Raid 2 Sctt Powell Paul Shannon Cedardal 2 Whtby Optimlt 3 Stem .Parco 2 KareenArcher Mat Douglas LucasNoylor Juo21 itans HEU Wttas Chria Wynne 2 Kylo Couglan David Morgue icondors ' 2 Amun )McMiurray GrapqWIMM& 4 Hasters Soott Wossefll2 D-MvidArnold 2 Haka lamas Exclu le =a-- rs m 7mn~--*5I IÙ registered 69 minutes in penal- tie as the Northmen took every advantalge they were handed. Mike Murray and Andy Gra- ham scored six goals each to lead the Northmen.' Todd Wilson scored twice for Whitby while Derek Jones regis- tered four points. 1 PatrlkUShannas 4 Camera.Stewrt2 1yler Mattin 2 NichaisAwadsfl Panther Kilo Vanleloo Koala muangt Grog Modwdr Matthow Fowler Cougas 1 BlueJays 7 Aaro McGulro Brime MclClnron 2 Thomnas Farquahruon 2 Michael Szwarz Brian Farquharsan Stephen Janca Paul Alala 4 Ka= nMcWillams Grog Powell Dorek Pulcher Danryl Gilbert 8 Strikera Andrew Bruthwaite Fakona 4 Laser ichard John 3 Paul Kontos 2 Adea Mrgan Ciaren 7hompson 4 mosqtYNm June 19 RageraCable Matt Vandenbrack ]Rys.n Evelyn 3 Hlardiman & Maunt 6 Scott McDavid 2 Adam Moinar Steven Race Dsvld FParquharson 2 MasterBedroom 3 Ted Débrineat Andrew Ialeur 2 Dominion Knitting 6 Shawn Deverill 3 Dan Campel Mim Montgomery Juise 17 Memoies -tMe Smmoeids Lewis Chekaluk StemvesiWib 2 canadien ire Carmen Plaea3 James Mullane 2 Ryan Peter 4 Canadien Legion 3 Ryan Mattin Andro Byna. Optimist Club 4 Mike Cross Paul Gray 2 Douglas Boaoer Whlt.CIinic Phar. 10 Danlel Demmer 2 Paul Matu.ak 2 Bandes David Morrison Mike Ramprasad 4 Perkins Paint 2 hantai (ibson Mark Shen 6 Brock Hardware 4 Matthew Visnti 2 Kain Kyc Jasa. Dyktra Whitby Flrefihtera 12 CJLCS. Jas Lue Aucon 3 Jummy Boyd 2 Warren MU 2 Je. Espiritu 2 FrazerReid MBugPeinezn ATM The loss forces Whitby (1-12) te, win its seven remainin~ games ta, qualif for a playag spot a eat ~chwill be next te impossible. The Warriors are home Thurs- day night to face the defending Minte Champion St. Catharines Athletics. Game time is 8 p.m. at Iroquois Park Arena. Jasais Cousin Austin Heath Canadinn Legi. S Joeml Isatan Gahoure Plwnbing S. Harringta MX Degennaro, CI.C.S. Brent Desmit 2 Andrew Allia. 2 Adama Peard 2 Matthew ISa. Justn Chahrourl Danas Mile Demi, Mattin 1 Checkers 5 Mark Engdlage2 Andrew Race 2 lbrer Sceo 2 -I.W.C. Pauceta 1 Steen Farquhawan 7 Guardian ruge Jasan Vanular Michael Deniby Consumer. Gao 1 BiK Donuta Cannor Houston Andrew Vandervon Mika Kobrynovich ROOKIE June 19 Edmonton Brickmen Mike Haley 3 Jashua Ciltan Hamilton Steelers Jimi Provenzmno Taronto Blizzards Jacy Stacowicz 2 Crltlc Jan Granville 1 Dundee United Aberdeen 2 Babby Scott 3 Robert Clark 2 Brent lrwin 2 A.C. Mican Toinno Juventua Keel HLardena 5 GreeSy Die uverpoal Kyle Douglass8 ahane Ruttan-morik1 2 2 4 Montreel IR-jpm 1 Wi..inipag Fuiy 2 Jordan Clloghan 2 2 N.Y. Rackets O 1 Santis 2 Jasa. 5.illi. 2 0 Moherwell S Stephen iriardo 3 ]Blake Cross 2 Rtyan Kerr 2 Andrew Niven 7 Ranger 0 0 RaalMadrid JSephulivan JaSl Gwilliam 0 A.C. Rmna 6 Napoli 9 lManchsterUnited 1 Chius Wood o Oldham Athletic i1 ToDehm ntUPUr 7 Mark Aemande siais coulier Everta. ArWAW. Kilo Karatulavih TylerKXlrkland 0OHearta 6 Lias Reddox 5 Taylor Wad 3 Chehsm Colin Farda 2 David Hadgaas 2 PREMIER SOCCER ACADEMY is open to girls and boys from 6 to 16 years of age. A special haif day camp is offered at every site for children 4 and 5 years old, WHICH IS NOW< KNOWN AS; 'THE LITTLE DEVILS CAMP' WEEK ONE: WEEK TWO: LOCATION: LOCAL CONTACT: 8 JULY - 12 JULY 29 JULY - 2 AUGUST PEEL PARK JUDY GRAN VILLE- Nur2kvdd 2 Kdrinea' ' S Supprt ~ 668-0729 SLçwtforavpmgramme by HITC 0 'BROOKUN WHITBY MINOR HOCKEY, ASSOCIATIONH MINOR HOCKEY A S SO0CI1 AT 1IO0N SPONSORSHIP The Brooklin Whitby Minor Hockey Association (BWMHA) invites ail interested parties to apply Io be a sponsor for one of our fine AAA level teams. This wiII be an exciting year as-the BWMHA senior teams move Up from -AA level competition to the elite AAA levet. For further information, contact: Peter Lang at 666-1426 or write to the BWMHA, P.O. Box 385, Whitby, Ontaio Li N 5S4 Attention "AAA Sgponsorship" We thank you for your continued support! Shies City DadGrel. Matthew Mcilsrdy MAJOR SQUIfr JUDO 20 Petertho Plumber Paul Gruchala Michael sies Yalow/Wlte Brad Bowen F 1991 1 SOCCER CAIF Going going gone.ý,