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Page 18. Whitby Free Proe, Wednesday, June 1. 1994 Peewees lat.te r in finial The Whitby Legion minor peewee rep basebaîl team baot 6-2 to Markham in the final of a five-team tournament sponsored by the Clarington Basebal1 Association over the May 20-21 weekend. .The championship gaine was exciting through the early innings as the two teains battled on even termns. Markham, one of the top two or three teamns in Ontario and losers to Burington in the 1993 OBA chaxnpionshîp gamne at the major mosquito level, gradually pulled away, however, as Whitby made several errors and failed to get key bits wheri they needed thein. In the top of the first inning Markham took a 2-0 lead on a two-run borner off Luke Harden. Whitby bounced right back in the bottoin of the innmng when Joel Prues worked bis way on base with a lead-off walk. He then stole second and went te third on an Adamn Balan single but was out at the plate when he tried to, score on a single by Mark Cipparone.'Judd Stevenson then cashed Ba]an with a single. In the second inning Whitby tied the score when Will Bright led off witb a single and then stole second and third. He later scored on a clutch two-out single by Joel Prues. Whitby started to corne unravelled in the third inning, bowever, when Markham tank the lead with an unearned run. Whitby tried te corne right back when Cipparone led offwt single and moved te, third on a Stevenson single, but he was thrown out at the plate when he reacted slowly on a Harden single. After that it was ail downhill for Whitby as they managed only two bits, singles by Stevenson and Cipparone making thein eacb three for three for the gaine. Markbaxn scored an unearned run int he sixth and two more unearned rune in the seventh for their final margin of victory, A fine five-inning pitching performance by ike Dunlbrd was wasted ai he gave up four runs, ail unearned, on only four bits. He struck out six and didn't allow a walk. Losing the cbaznpionhip gain was sinall consolation for Whty as they raced throughout the round-robin portion otf the teurnament undefeated. They opened with a 6-4 win over Markhamn as Stevenson went two for three and scored two runs and David Beckford went two for two with two with two runs battod in. Harden, Stevenson and John Barr pitched seven strong inninge for the victory. In the second gaine Whitby defeated Richmiond I-li 13-3 as Dunford and Beckford combined on a four-hitter. Stevenson with four RBIs and Balan with three led a 13-hît attack. In the third gaine Whitby defeated host Clarington 18-1 with Harden leading a 20-hit attack, scoing four runs and going four for five with three doubles and five RBIs. Joel Prues. Wane Wlckens, Ryan Mitchell and Chris Lazary combined on a four-bitter. In the final gaine of the round-robin, Whitby cuffed Oakville 11-2. Barr, Prues and Wickens were touched for nine bits but closed the door when necessary. The nine-bit Whltby attack was led by Will Bright who went three for tbree with two RBIs and Harden who was two for two and scored three rune. Stevenson, altbough held hitiesa, stili managed to contribute three RBIs. Mosquitos taste defeat The Whitby minor mosqui..o rep basebali, teain suffered their first defeat of the season last Wednesday night, losing 9-2 to Pickering. The gaine was close until the fifth inning when Pickering collected six bits te produce six runs. Total bits for eacb teain were close as the visiters belted nine and Whitby countered with seven. The hitting attach for Whitby was led by ichael May with two doubles and an run-batted-in. and Craig McLellan with two singles. Matthew Tosoni turned in â%nother great pitching performnance by fanning 10 batters and allowing one hit and one- walk in five and a third innings. more sports on pagyes 22-24.A Durham Co-op basebal see May 29 Ormfond Woo& 2 21 PrIngI.Ck.PIrmleS 21 RoudlraiRIdg. No<thvlew 1 1 Nothviw 2 14 Oshom Vmlu 1 P.C.Indpedu C. il M«d a NodhVew 1 P.C. ROY* Enter. 16 Ed Whltby il wiliainePea Bownfmuvildaet Fidhur LMW«a Wolo Park 1 Ormnd Wods 1 Ottor Creek 2 Oter Creek 1 Ohwa Cre Wilow Puul 2 Athol Green I SprUiig F~dr I Two classes in pet -show The Brooklin Spring F air pet show will be beld at the tennis courts on Sunday, June 5, start- ing atl1p.ni. There will be six areaq of competition in the dogs only class: most appropriate name; looks most like owner; oldest dog, best performer of shake a paw (left and right); best perfomer of sit, lie down and roll over; best trick other than the previous two classes. -In the open class (no dogs), there are four areas of competi- tion: inost appropriate naine; looks most like owner; most un- usual pet; best trick. Lori Williarnson and Don Mit- chell are orgzanizers of the show, for which there is no entry fee (registration is at the show). Ile show is sponsored by Mit- chell Brothers Building Supplies. Wrong names under photos In the Brooklin Sprinýg Fair supplement published in last wëk's Free Press, Miss Brooklin Spring Fair pageant contestants Melodýy Reid and Cindy Aston were incorrectly identified. Reid's naine appeared under a photo of Aston, while Aston's naine was under a phbote of Reid. The Free Press wishes to apolog- ize for the error. The contestants are correctly identified in a photo in this week s edition. Thie fair program also incor- rectly stated that the Oshawa- Whitby Fiddle Club would per- form on Saturday night in Luther Vipond Arena. In fact there will be a line dancing show by Fine Unes froin 7 te 9:30 p.m. in the arena on Saturday. CONTESTANTS in the Miss Brooklin Aston, Debbie Clark ànd Heather Swan- Spring Fair pageant tomorrow (Thursday) son. The pageant marks the start of the night are (from left) Melody Reid, Cindy four-day fair. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whltby Free Press Nursery celebrates 10 years Brooklin Day Nursery wil hold a 1Oth anniversary open house on Saturday, dune 11, from 10 a.m. to naon. There will, be a magician, balloons, cake and coffee. Everyone is welcoine. Brooklin Day Nursery is a non-profit day care centre located at 14 Church St. in Brooklin. DR. AUSTIN SALDANHA Dental Surgeon 53 Baldwin St. Brooklin Emergency colis Evenings. Saturdays 655-3385 Originally founded by Janet Reid and Sue Carr, the day cars offered care of 24 children aged two te five and eniployed three full-time staff. Today Brooklin Day Nurser bas 45 children enrlldUpt age 12, in the day cars programa and 19 enrolled in the nursery school prograin. Families using the day care service are niainly froin Brooklin but several are froin Oshawa, Whitby, Ashburn and Port Perry. 'Meals' next Wednesday Seniors from the Brooklin-Myrtle-Asburn area are invited te lunch through 'Wheels te Meals' on Wednesday, June 8, at noon, at St. Thoinas Memorial Hall, Brookln. There will be a buffet-style lunch and a progrin to follow. The cosit is $3.50. It will be the last luncheon until September. Optmsts promote 'Respect' The Optirnist of Brooklin seeks the help of youth to assist in promoting 'Respect for Law' in echools and communities. Interested students can sign up at the Respect for Law Club in schools. The project is jointly sponsored by the Optirnist Club and Dur- hain Regional Police. Whitby nuxed slo-pitch sterminle es of Mat'27 w t T Tal Gale Charls 4 C Durhamn Squash Club 3 1 HeriMeService 2 1 Eue "ideMaria. 2 1 Banleraidth&B"hdit 2 1 Mr'. Trnlion 1 1 Advailage Telconvrnt 1 Don Chrys Gr#pevine0O 3 Siperior VenIng ServiceO0o Ato Zone O o scores May 23 Muo Zone 1DBanke and the B. 16 Superior Vending tV Tai Gale Chwlles12 Don Che.ry's. 4 Eat SdeMa"O 21 May 26 Mr'. Trnmm elon vs. Advaatage Tlocorrm. - raîned out May 27 HemWsia Service 20 Sqwior Vedng 6 Tail Gde Charls..13 Auto Zone 7 Don Ch.rry's il DurhamSquash 21 BROOKLIN PHARMACY. E~65 BALDWIN ST. BROOKLIN LOB 100 905- 655- 3301 BORED?- j Take a country stroîl The Renascent Treatment fI through the rolling country- Centres are non-profit 1side around the Village of recovery centres; which SBrooklin and enjoy a picnic since 1970 have helped on the lawn of the Sullivan more than 10,000 men and House. women recover from addic- ij The Renascent Treatment tion to alcohol and drugs. Centre will be sponsoring their annual "Walk-A-Thon" For more information on a 4on Sunday, June l2th from great day caîl John Wade 10:00 arn until 4:00 pm. at 655-8484. PTS 4 4 2 2 1 0 0