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Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, August 2, 1995., Page 13 Littie wins Ontarlio titie Heather Little of Whitby won a the. Oshawa Legion Track and well ahead of her opponents. provincial championship in track Field Club, was first in and field competition rec.ntly. 1,500-metre racewalk for bantamn The bantam, midget and junior girls. Littl.'s time for the. event Ontario finals were held in Littl., comp.ting as a member of- was n. minutes, 20.14 seconds - Kitchener. Mosquitoes finish 'third- Last Wednesday the. Whitby minor mosquito basebail team, sponsored by Mine Quip, doubled .Wîn sîlver Whitby lost 8-0 ini the final to win the silver medal at a novice girls' fastball qualifier ini Ottawa. Whitby began with an 11-7.win over Cobourg then lost 14-7 in their first encounter with eventual champion Erin Mils. Hawks then handed Cobourg ano «ther defeat, 9-8, and then edged Orleans 5-4, both games featuring fine complet. game efforts by pitcher Tanya Gorecki. Againat Orleans, centre flelder Denise Aloia was outstanding, naiJing two baserunners with strong throws. Whitby then defeated Kanata 6-1 before again falling to Erin Milîs ini the final. Other team members are Lesley Couperwaithe, Chrissy Dow, Nicole, Freeman, Jane Forbes, D)iana Karcich, Melissa McCartney, Andrea Ferry, Eryn Ramsay, -Jackie bkînner, Penni-Lee Wheeler and coaches Dave Ramsay, Ray Gorecki and Brian Scott. Peterborough Tigers 12-6. The win guaranteed Whitby thirdl place in the league. Scott Bird racked up five stolen bases, three singles and two runs scored while Greg Williams pounded a monster triple, scored two and had on. RBI. Kyle Branson pitched the. flrst four innings to improve bis record to il wins, three 1ases. Jason Gardon struk out three in the- fifth and sixth, setting up Chiefs fireballer Derek Junkin Novices advance The Whitby novice A rep lacrosse team, sponsored by Brooklin and District Kinsmen, completed regular season zone 10 play with a 10-3 win over Brampton on July 26. Warriors now advance to the zone 10 championship game on Aug. 5 in East Gwillimbury, against Missisauga. Scoring for Warriors againat Brampton wer. Jar.d Millar with four goals and two amsas; Aaron Maguir., three assista;, Mike Ozystal, two goals; Scott Morrison and Tommy Waldock each with a goal and an asast. Jamie O'Doherty went the distance in goal for Warriors, and put in a strong effort. who seems unstoppable in closing games. With top spot'already locked up by Pickering the week before, Witby- played Ajax for the. numb)er two spot the. next day. Jeif Freeman and Mike Melissis had doubles but Whitby lost 8-2. OSHAWA DISTRICT HOCKEY SCHOOL AID PRO CAMP *Power Skating Stick Handling and Hockey School Programs CO *STEEL 40LASCO CAMERON WATSON, 4, scored 13 goals and set up three others in a 17-O win by the Whitby Professional Firefighters team in e.'the rookie division of Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club house league. EsalsedSn198 WHITBY MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION 19519EGISTATO TIME: DATE: PLACE: FEE:' Registrations.wiII be accepted on a first corne, f irst served basis in accordance with our ice'allotment. *NOTE:On esnmyQtrgsefo lyr eoig to moeta nefm yfI te orspiaersbegn at ieast one person in line representing each famiiy. SQUIRT NOVICE ATOM PEEWEE BANTAM MIDGET (Photocopy of Birth Certif icate required for ail new registrants> ALL PLAYERS WISHING TO TRY OUT FOR A REP TEAM MUST BE REGISTEREDBEFORE TRYOUTS BEGIN. GLORIA JOHNSTON - REGISTRAR 668-5700 ~r ~iw w w w w w uwuw 'w w wiw 'w I SmnimoeSuvhup I S~\ f ssss.s,,,,e f s s s s s e s O s s 7:OOpm - 9:OOpm Tuesday, August 15, 1995 Iroquois Park Complex $260.00 per player. Born Born1 Borni Borni Borni Borni 1989i 1987 1985 1983 1981 1979 and and and and and and 1988 1986 1984- 1982 1980 1978 u i r~um~uuum~u~uu- .~=- - mmi