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Page 22, Whthy Free Press, Wednesday, June 30, 1993 J une Il Whitby Optîrisi Craig Bond Santo Raso Michael Shea J une 18 Victoria Park Oarryl Laramy James Edman Aaron Fair Pedros Pizza Andrew Race 2 D&G Wine Malt Ross Reîsmna 3 Whilby Rovets Sephen Sharw June 25 T.. School of B. Jason VanuLu 4 Whilby Rovers 1 Mallhew Dlasîro Mkies Ducks 3 Nichoias Schonleld Jererny Zara Luc Ouellette J une 23 Chelsea Robert Denning Everton Oldham AhIetio kelly Schad Motherwel EnTily Fountain Mark Mounjay Real Madrid 3 Victoria Park Aaron Porter 2 3 Minies Ducks Luc OueIlelle 4 Jeremy Zara 2 Whitby Oplrrist Craig Bond 2 Robert Lorusso 3 Dodd & Souler Ryan Pallerson 2 Ben Sandhaus 1 T.O. School oB. 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Brenen Berendt 4 Michael McCornack 13 Diverine Whitby Roy's Enterprise miner mosquito rep baseball team bas posted tbree more regular season victeries te stretcb their winning streak te four gaines. In the first game, Chris Janca's RBI single in the bottom of the seventh proved te be the différence in a close 9-8 win over a strong Ajax teain. Paul Osvonka picked up the Galogley lst at Jr. Olympic"s Ainber Gallogley of the Kiicbi Sai Judo Club had a first-place finish at the Junior Olympics in Toronto on June 20. Aniber, 10, finished ahead of twin sister Shannon, wbo bumn- ped ber head in the semi-finals wbicb she won. A physician would not allow ber to compete in the final. For Amber, it was' the third consecutive year she has won in ber category. Keyr OHIara, 15 an& Matt OHara, 12, each hiad second- elace finishes. James Chevers, 8, aul Metuziak, 12, and Brett Whitefinkle, 10, eacb had third- place liniahes.- Powells Panthers 5 Frank Uderwood 2 Andrew Laranri 2 O Kevin Joy 2 Trophy House Pai Aida 2 Broolin Oplîmist N~cky Cedar 2 1 Gersteran's Choice 0 CRCS Pari Pascuzzi Paruccrarpaseo Rogers Cable TV Stephen Carrol win in a relief rofe, witb Daniel Blea and Shane Healy sharing the rnound duties. Ryan Gardiner was Whitby's offensive power, going tbree for three witb a walk and three runs scored. Wihitby then teck on the Pickering Red Sox and ernerged witb a 9-6 victory. Whitby grabbed an early seven-run lead in the first two innings and pitchers Ian Witruk and Blea scattered seven bits over seven innings te record the win. Blea was outstanding at the plate in this match with three bts and three runs scored. Witby then travelled te Havelock last Friday to take on the flrst-place Marlins. The game was a tight defensive effort, witb both teanis playing error-free basebaîl. Whitby finally broke the game open, scoring six runs in the fiftb inning en route te a 9-5 final over the major-minor teamn. Steven Wrixon was credited with the win and Osvoaka threw the final tbree innings in relief. Blake Bingley, Dami Ainurawaiye and Ryan Mattbews (back off the disabled list) beld the bigger bats for Whitby, each collecting two bits and scoring two ruas. Head coach Bill Blea witb assistants George Janca and Dennis Wrixon are pleased witb the team's record to date, wbicb is six wins, tbree losses and a tie, 1.5 gaines behind the first-place Haveloek- Marlins... Afler wirtning five and tying one of their first seven gaines of the season, the Whitby minor bantazn basebail teani, sponsored by Peacock Sports, has found the competition a little tougher of late. During the weekend of June il te 13, the teain participated in their second tournarnent of the year in Bolton. Whitby tied their first game with a talented Str,-etsville teani, 5-5. Wbitby came out with the bats booming in their second game, racking up 12 bits or. their way te a 7-2 win over Lordon. Whitby faced Kitchener next but fell te a tough squad 8-3. Providing the offence for VWitby over the three gaines were Daniel Besco, Sean Donnelly, Doug Clarke, Kyle McFarlane, Lars Clay, Ryan Crotin, Daniel Thorne, Colin Cockburn, Ryan Grundie and Bryan Thorpe. On June 15 Wbitby travelled te Cobourg and were soundly beaten 12-1. Chalking up bits for Whitby were Brandon Pigeau with two, Donnelly, Cockburn and Mark Fitzgerald. The next night, the minors were in Ajax and for the second time in two days, the Whitby side was on the short end of a lopsided score, this time 14-5. Getting the Whitby bits were McFarlane, Cockburn, Fitzgerald and Crotin. The ninor bantams' troubles continued on June 18 as they tok on their Whitby major counterparts and were defeated 10-0 in a inercy-shortened game. Playing their fourth game in five days, the Wbitby pitcbing staff (already depleted from injuries) was in tough against IPeterborough at Riverside Park. jBut the gaine proved te be a real character-builder for Whiitby. Down to the home teara, considered one of the top teains in the league, by a score of 7-2, Whiitby held their own and mounted a big comeback to, take the lead 9-8. The gap was shortlived, however, as Peterborough tied the score in their final at-bat and then scored the winning run in extra innings te defeat a stubborn Whitby team 10-9. "Taking one of the league's top teams te extra innings was a gutsy effort and showed that our boys are not quitters," said head coach Carl McFarlane. Aided by 14 walks from three Peterborough pitchers, Whitby would only need hits off the bats of Cockburn with two, Fitzgerald and Besco. 4 localswi Michael Osvonka walked three turnes, was bit by a pitch and stole two bases to spark the Whitby uprising. On June 22 Whiitby was back at home for a date with Little Britain nt Pringle Park. Little IBritain started their number one Ptcher, Mark Cairns, who threw simoke' and only gave up one bit te the Whitby teani. Altbough Witby batters walked seven times, they couldn't get the bits and ended up striking out 18 times. The final score in this contest ended up 6-1 for Little Britain. The lone bit for Whiitby came from Clarke with their only run being forced home on a bases-loaded walk. 0 immers in Cup competition Four members of the Witby Etebicoke. Iroquois Swim Club havenow Adrian Lemierzewicz, 16,il qualified for-the Eastern Canada compete in the Cup in'the50M Cup in Quebec City in July. freestyle. Tracy Arnott, 16, won both the 100m and 200m breaststroke at the central region cbampionships in Etobicoke J une 25-27 to qua- lify for theCup. Amanda Brimble added another event to ber 'Eastern Cup collection' wben she won the 200m individual niedley at the Etobicoke competition. She will also swim the 100m and 200m backst2roke, lOOm, 200m and 400m freestyle in Que- bec City. Aaron Lo, 16, bad previously i aulified for tbree events in the Cup. He will swim in another tbree events after bis showing in Etobicoke. poRttc 11 Lo won the 50m freestyle and P77I7ITff was second in 200m medley in TEAMS from WIhitby Seniors' Activity Scott; (front) Stan Gillings and Frank Centre took goki, silver and bronze in Herring. Hill and Callanan won gold, Scott dans pairs competition at the Durham and AuIt silver and GiIings and Herring Ontario Senior Games. From lefi (rear) are bronze. Sean Callanan, Ken Ault. Bert Hill, AI Photo by Mark Reesor, Whitby Free Press Whitby Iroquois soccer HOUSE LEAGUE BOYS ATOM e:' eau Bantamxis lose 5straight Minr mSqumltos pt ....br.ee ... . 1