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Wtiîtby Free Press, Wedaesday, June 23, 1993. Page 27 tht tod p orth wn Wbitby miner bantarns, sponsored by Peacock Sports, improved their basebali league record te five wins, a loss and a tie by winning four reoent games. On June 1, Whitby bosted Kendal at Pringle Park and unleashed a 14-it attack te hand the visitors a 9-6 setback. Paperweights heavy on scoring 0i W iing C tournainent Whitby had little trouble win- ning the paperweight division of the Scarborough Peanut lacrosse tournament over the weekend. Wbitby defeated Hamnilton 8-2, Spartan 13-2, Newton 18-O and Six Nations 18-O. Cody Jamieson bad three goals and one aasist against amifi n. Adamn Johnston Alex Hender- son and Daniel bempsey each scored twice against Spartan. Jimi Provenzano scored three goals and had twe assists and Luke Carson, Chris Wood, Andrew Faric, Henderson and John Hughes each had two goals aris ewton. F aric, Carson and Henderson each had three goals against Six Nations %vhile Jason Armstrong and Andrew Dyment each scored two. Thraser to compete in Alan Thrasher of Whitby wil be one of 10 athletes from Ontario competing in the Robin Hood Games for the Disabled in Nottingham, England in August. Thrasber will compete in the 100m, 200m and 400m races in the CP5 (cerebral palsy) cate- Thahrrebounded from a sub-par performance at the Ontario high school (OFSAA) cbampionsbips in Oshawa fo break tbe Ontario record for the 200m event at the regionals in Ottawa. lieIse won the 100m event at the gionals. Te co)st of the trip to Notting- ham is $1,400. Durham Hot Wheels, of which Thrasber is a niember;, bas contributed $500 toward the cost, and Thrasber bopes to raise the balance througb fundraising ventures. More than 600 atbletes froni 50 countries will compote at the RobinHood Gaines. Whitby Iroquois swimi club F1FTH ANNUAL MAYORS CUP hosted =vNorth York Aquatlc Ckb et ths DugIsa nw Aqutlc Curre. North York Jtdy 12n"13 SIIINDER GIRLS NadaKhalita 81UNDER IBOYS Jems eDt miro Jashua PeuMa Thornu t.amszewc= Bih 50ObeI55t 50. 10.200 Ir"s. 50 badk. 50 biai 2nd 50Ofres 3rd 50 bak 5h 50 bac z5th 50 fly silo GIRLS K"« syBerwir 3rd 50 Ires S/t> Boys Rob aitLbs 2nd 50 hee Bih 10 fr.. 20e.M MEDLEY RELAY 3rd Thainu Lefiszewicz Jumi De madro Robait L" Jastm aPuMao ivu BOYS Gme ig BiriMObisu Leacing the offence were Ryan CrotIn, goixn four for four n Kyle MeFranwhwetfu fo fve Aise adding bita were Michael Ovsonka, Daniel Thorne, Deug Clarke, Sean Donnelly, Brandon Pigeau and Mark FItzgerald. Strong defensive efforts were turned in by Lars Clay, Daniel Besco, Colin Cockburn, Bryan Thorpe and Ryan Grandie. McFarlane and Clarke took care of the pitcbing with Clarke getting the win in relief. Three days later, on~ June 4, Whitby entertained a much improved Belleville teani at Pringle Park. This gaine saw Belleville jump eut te a 7-3 lead after three innings, but a spirited comeback orchestrated by a bases-clearing triple off the bat of Crotin, put the borne side into the lead and helped nail down a 10-8 victory. Other bits were recorded by Donnell, McFarlane and Cockburn, ail with two, and single bits off the bats of Clarke, Ovsonka, Grundie and Thorpe. Thorpe was the starting pitcher for Witby and pitched well, holding the visitors close until the offence got going. Relief pitebing by Clay, wbo struck eut six batters, contributed te tbe bard-fought victory. VWitby's next contest was on June 6 as the beys were on the road for a doubleheader in Trenton. Game one proved te be ne contest as WVhitby trounced the host team 11-1 in a (mercy) sbortened game. Although Wh-itby only managed te punch eut six bits, tbey proved costly as they scored six of their runs from third base on passed balis. The Trenton pitcher walked 12 whicb also contributed te the high run total. Chalking up hits for, Whitby were McFarlane with two and singles by Crotin, Cochburn with a solid triple, Clay and Thorne. Going the distance for the winners was MeFarlane, giving up only two bits and striking out seven. In the second game, Trenton presented a greater challenge te Whitby, as Trenton - was deterrnined not to get 'swept' in their home park. The game was a low-scoring affair compared te the first game. Not te be denied, Whitby pulled out a 5-3 win te complete the sweep. Clarke got the big hit for Whitby, banging out a triple in the fourth inning te score three runs and put Whitby in the lead Heather Robinson of the Dur- ham Ponyh Club bad a second- p ace finisha the first Central Ontarie regi on CNE show jump- ig qualifier in Pickering June 13. Robinson, riding Overcast, was second in the open class. The top three finishers in each cisas will represent Central Ontario at the Eastern Canada show jumping championships at the CNE. June 8 W ii U*t 'k Maigold Lincoln 9 Sandoz 2 EU / FFJTyler Harrison 5 Shana Banner Jarne Barton 3 Erc o H house Aaron GaHas1 league lacroese MAJOR TYKE Royal Cen. Legion AIex Dimneoh 3 ColaeLLrng 3 Shane Seargant Jeremy MoKea John Oarwala Larry Sullivan Jered Millar 5 Ryan Rorabeck 2 Paul Barrat MoTeague Eleotijo4 Zach Greer 2 Michael H-ess Sean Presley 8 Brooklin Pr. IGA David Arnold 2 Mati Doherty 2 MINOR TYKE June 1U Hifggmms & Clark JoahuaO'Dea3 Tommy ýWaldock Clin Rycroht Kevin Rerrple Mira lHaley Chris llowe Crow Sports Malt Carroll 2 Malt Savoie 2 Ryan Cocker 2 June 8 Crows Sports Craig McDonald 3 Malt Carroll 2 Kyle DOuqlas 2 Malt Savoie Mitchell Bras. Kyle OBrieni 5 Staen Seedhous, Michael McKonzie 2 June 5 I4gqins & Clark Chns Hmoe56 Kevmn RariPel 4 Marc JaskSon Brandon Phirips Derek Tiley MIII. Haley Crow Sports 23 Mit Coeroll2 Mât Sarroi June lu MichM kIu"manos Inn Brook 2 MicâdGfm Thomm sMcWhirter ukss" Moedoniz C" N oble. 2 EritcHoms Dura Siverhomn B Whilby Oplimisis 4 Rober Heickert 2 Adam BRani Ricky Freuido Cunto 8 Mitchell Bros. 1D Michael McKenzie 4 Kyle OBrien 2 Tyler Healey 2 Ken Henry Jordan Halber 8 Higgins & Clark 7 Chris lloe 3 Joshu ODea 2 Chris FHggns Anthony Hale 10 Whilby Optimisis 7 Necy Frersio Cwro 2 Robait l-eickart 2 Adam Bedil Nck Carson John Van dan Fieurrai 13 MutchaI Bros. 9 Mike MicKenzle 3 Kyle OBrien 2 Steve Soedhouse2 Chris Mitchel Kyle Clancy Malt Goodwirs 2 3 Whitby Optirruis Robait HaeM 7 Ficky Freiio Cwito! Malt Wikins WNOR NOVICE 5 ktanigldLWnnoln AaronGailas 3 JarrieeBMion 2 BIS> Dek Tyler Harrison 4 Bades J«rs" Bilrte 3 Adan DoseI2 Thorn u Siva Blades David Pike 3 Dean Retieli e 3 Jeremid Briritie 2 Adam Death June 3 Tyler Harlsn5 James Barton 2 Aaron Gallas Mitchell Insurance 6 Shaw Kerr 2 Thomas McWhirer 2 Mike McKedonz Derek Wray Mitchell Insurance Ian Brook 3 Derek Wray 2 Mika McKedonz Erik Pelerson IDMe' izera ZchGCresal 4 Mathow Race 2 8 Joeas Pizzeria Mike Cryslal 2 Aaron MaGuire Derek McTaague Kyle Parcewiîoz Wayne Turcolle Chris Noble 2 Adam D"ah MAJOR MIDGETJUIIOR J une 10 Kinsmen Club Wayne MNutt 4 Brad Spencer 2 Cory Broma 7Lac. Oldikners Jason ijankowskî 4 J km-ny Lawer 2 K,ân Wrsdatt Mlan McLuckie Gordon Brown Ryan Ford Probound 4 MasUter Print Paul Blira 2 Malt Carut*eN 2 Kerry Nash Robes Miha 2 Adam Nash jolI McArthur Ryan 1-uxter Probound Adanm Nash 3 Karry Nash 3 Kovmn tbtson Dur. Dodge Chry., Rab Fodor 3 Cory Brck Joli Langley June 3 Probound Dan St. Aubin 2 Adrn Nash PaiBk"ir J une 2 Les.Okitieu DaimsMason 2 Jasoni aao»Wul2 Jaso n sile Aies M&cr*e JorrrnLaAls 7 Ryan Ford Mit CadO 2 Ryanm kter 2 Mira Kedisi Robes Miha Adan Wyuosd Jason Jankowski 3 Dava Mason 2 Jason Chartier 2 Kuwniy rne Wayne McNutt 5 BranlSrnh 2 Joli Hurer 2 Sbawn Sbary Trairan usEgmond 4 MsocrPrint Joli Mokithur DavidStalile Robes Miha Tafn Fletcher 8 Kefflm.nCkob Wayne M~l t3 Troy JasSuce Breri Sclèh Corsy Braad 9 Dur .Dadge Clvys. Plu Fadai 3 James Cruiford 2 Cockburn led al ether hitters witb two, and lone bita b y Thorne and McFarlane rounded out al the offence Whitby would need. Steady defence was again roidby Ovsonka, Pigeau, ='tgead, Donnelly, Besco and Grundie. Clay picked up the win with bis four-bit and six-strikeout performance. Clarke struck out one and gave up no hits in bis one inning of relief work. 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