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Mary 3 1i0O Pckering 1 1 0 1 Denis OConnor 2 2 0 1 Pne Ridge 1 2 i11 2 Owtbarton 0 1 i1 1V2 Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, May 11, 1994, Page 27 Junior golf torqalifier in June After a very successful first year, the Taylor Made Junior Golf Tour (formerly the Durhamn/ Northumnberland Junior Tour) is gearing up for its second season. John Uprichard, pre-si dent of the tour, says Taylor Made is the sponsor and is looking to a bigger and better year. The tour offers juniors an opportunity to play against stiff opposition on a level playing field with no handicap and to improve their knowledge of the game. Returning to the tour this year will be last yearsi champion Todd Lori Ricica of the Whitby F igure Skating Club had a flrst- p lace finish at the Scarborough Skate held recentiy. Ricica won go Id in the senior bronze ladies' final after taking to p spot in flig ht. Làindsay Mao oey won a bronze in the junior bronze ladies' final after a third-place finish in fligit. Medith Gilbert earned a bronze inedal in goid artistic ladies. Juanita Baker was fourth in silver artistic ladies and Allan Coscarella was fifth in the junior bronze ladies' final after a second-place finish in flight. Local skaters mn top 15 Two members of the Whitby Roller Skating Club competed in the first North Ainerican junior roller skating championships in Camnbridge May 6-8. Pia Schmidt-Hansen piaced 13th in ladies' freestyle. Rebecca Woodhouse placed eighth in ladies' figures and 15th in ladies' freestyle. Other countries competing were Australia, China, me co, New Zeaand and the United States. Burreli, 1993 Ontario junior golf champion Derek Gillespie and runnîer-»up Eddie Maunder. The top 15 players stili eligible from last year'order of menit are given exemptions for this yea's tour. Thisf leaves 45 spots open, as a total of 60 players will compete on the tour. The tour is aecepting 100 entries for these spots. The coOt for the qualifying round is $20. This year the toues uaUfYing round wiil be a t the Newcsle Golf club on Saturday, June 4 starting at noon. The tour is open toalal junior goifers who reside in Durham Region, Northumberland or Peterborough counties. To be eligible, junior golfers must be aged 18 and under as of Aug. 12. Entries for the Taylor Made school rugby SENIOR1BOYS W LT FA P Porwt Pery 4 0 0 78 0 8 D= orng 3 1 0 69 24 S Drbtn 2 00 63 10 4 Ajuc 2 20 31 33 4 HnSroI 2 2 0 29 45 4 Adeon 2 2 014 464 Pîi= g 2 2 0O15 53 4 1 dce i3 0 21 43 2 SENIOR GIRLS Hsny Strnsi <Whltby) 27 Jmnlfef oinu. 2 tri«., S.ah Courtnay. try. Andre B.d. try. Juu< Ph1i1pa try. Kuli Modm. carw.<t Pki. Rkige (PicWrh) 0. St"nings not availab. and some high achools in Durham Region. T.he tour coniits cf seven tournaments at the folowing golf courses: Dalewood (Port Hope), June 25;, Cedarhurst (Beaverton), June 30; Lakerxdge Lînks (Whitby), Juiy 5; Glen Cedars (Pickering), July 18; Cherry Downs (Pickering), Aug. 4; Aug. 18; Thunderbird (Ashburn), Kbanuetafter the final round will b. held at Thunderbird ta, award the 'green jackeetot the overali champion. Anyone interested in qualilYn and playing on the tour may ce, Uprichard at 728-1376 or Mak Rowland at 433-2421. .. . .. . CO*STEEL40LASCOI Fastball ladies plan tournament The Durham Lakeshore Women's Fastbali League will hold their annuai invitational . d Two mernbers of the Shodokai club of Whtby had top-three finishes at the Kiichi Sai tourna- ment at Durham Coliege recentiy. Brett Burns was second in juvenile (aged 13 and 14) 120- pound and Courtneyi Burns was third in 'junior1ils(aged il to 13) mideweight. Shodokai, formeriy the Whitby Judo Club, is- owned and opera- ted by Gerald Larabie, a third- degree black beit and Duncan Vignali one of only a few sixth- degree 6Lack beits in Canada. New Hours for the OSHAWA IKEET l & UN CLUB Wednesday-1 2 Noon to dusk Satu rday-1 1lam ta 3 pm Sunday-9:3Oam ta 4pm New members welcome! Cail (905) 985-7763 tournament June 18 and 19 at Iroquos Park. Te league wili accept 16 teams in the tournament. The entry fée is $250. A 12-inch red dot bail will be used. Players must be aged 18 as of Jan. 1, 1994. Each teamn is guaranteed three gaines. The deadline ta enter is May 31. Prize money wiii b. awarded as foliows: A division champs, $400; A division runner-up, $300; consolation champs, $300; consolation runner-up, $150. Teains interested in playing rnay cail Shelley McHugh- Boumans at 436-0876 for more information. rWHITBY JUNIOR A LACROSSE JIIiTrÀY » ÀRIO,ç: Iroquois Par Tuesday, I 8:OOpi I.'e irk Arena May 17 EfaJaILIM 994 ARAVANS k ý