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PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13. 1974, WHITBV FREE PRESS SPORT AWq4Jràrw-À Brooklin - Whietby Whitby Girls' Sports Assoc. Hockey Scores Gamie plaved: Februairy 25 th, I1)74 in Woodville WHI'FBY WINVALLEY B LAL[)[E vs. WOODVI LLE First Period First goal scored t'or Wootiville by No. 16, ChiervI Argue ait I1I: 54. Unassisted. Second Period Second goal scored f'or Whiîlw by No. 1l. Lois Pitre, at 1:3ý1. unassisted. Thi id P r iod Third 2oal scored f'or Woodville by No. 1i. Chervl Argue ai 4:30. Unlassisted. Fourthcuai scored for Woodville bv No. 3, Shellv, Harvey it5:20 ssisîed bk No. ',. Sue (ihenmadn. Eifth -,oil scored t'or \Woodviiie 1w No. 3, SheIIv Ha1,rve it 0:22. Unassisied. Sixth (oaI scored for Wht 1 kNo. 8, Karen i ooiey at 4:22. Assisted bv No. -4. Juolie Rarîdall. Seventhi goal scored f'or Woodvil le hv No. i8.. ('a roi1 Weighîtman ,tt 11:40. Assisîed !,\ No. 1),l3arb Thomas. Goal Tendiers WOO DVI LLE: wf IT BY J all Tfil',on C'athy(Camupbell Final Score WOODVI ILLL: 5 WIIITI3X: 2 Garne played: March 3rd, 1974 in Brooklin SEM I-FINALS (gamne 2> WHITBY W1NVALLEY BLADES vs. LITTLE BRITAIN JET-SETS First Period First goal scored for Little Britain by No. 9, Lynette Wylie at 12:45. Assisted by No. 12, Connie Thayer. Second Period Second goal scored for Whitby by No. 14, Robynn Ibbitson at 3: 14. Unassisted. Third goal scored for Whitby by No. 1 1, Lois Pitre at 7:59. Assisted by No. 4, Julie Randaîl. Fourth goal scored for Little Britain by No. I12, Connie Thayer at 12: 01. Assisted by No. 6, Pamn Mark., Third Period Fifth goal scored for Little Britain by No. 12, Connie Thayer at : 10. Unassisted. Sixth goal scored for Little Britain by No. 12, Connie Thayer at 1:21. Assisted by No. 9, Lynette Wylic. Seventh goal scored for Little Britain by No. 6, Pam Mark at 7:5 1. Assisted by No. 17, Lori Mark. Eighith goal scored for Whitby by No. 1I at 15:50. Assisted by No. 16, Sue Baison. Goal Tenders LITTLE BRITAIN: WHITBY. 1, Lois Pitre Marilyn Gilles Pat Underwood Final Score LITTLE BRITAIN:5 WHITBY: 3 B.W.M.H.A. Pee-Wee League Scores foi- ganmes played on Marrchi 3rd, 1974 l"irst Round of Round Robins RELD WINGS B. Pettes DOW)) & SOUT'E R J. Stachow S. Byberg J. Atkinson S. Lindberg MeNAMARA IMARINE S. Watson T. Sandrelli T,.C.'s E. fluinrik M. Yarolff M. Mulliganl L. Chii.en KIWAN IS J. Gibbs R. Wcls R. Stacey P. Hendriks MERCANTI LE. T. Wolfe 1D. Baxter M. Middletorr Squrts O\VLS SlîýarîeKingstoun D)avid l'oster ROBINS -4 M\-arren llis John lPhillips, l)ave (;rv'lls LARKS 's Joev Newnv Oelcr ('"tol SPA R R()WS Reniey Collins WR ENS F:rank Ign a/lit to Steve Goodchild Jeff* I Lalev Kirk Gilks Ntike l3elicli BrookJ.in Whitby C.B.C. Midgets travelled to Trenton on Mardi I Oth to open the best of 5 quarter finals and wcnt down by a count of 8 to 7. This hiad to be the worst gamne the C.B.C. team has playcd ail year. They con- tinually ruade bad plays, pass- ing the puck without looking, flot picking up their checks and flot torcig the play ini the defensive ieain's zone. I t was a scesaw batlle which could have gone cither way and die outcome was in doubt until the final whistle. Dave Lewis led tie Tren- ton attack withi 2 goals with singles by Bruce Leedhiam, Tom Manley, Tim Meron, Richard Mowsma, Dean Rice and Bob Thiompson. For B.W. Tim Brown pick. cd up) 3 goals, singletons went 10 Dave Allen, Larry Grahiam, Bryce Jordan and Mike Rowlcy. j'Yi' Interschool VoIIeybaII Won By Whiltby Senior School Team Whithy Senior Sehool Volîcyball teamn No. I 2 captured the final tourna- muent in the Whilby Y Inter- school Volîcybail Tourna- nienîs schieduled last Wed. ('aptaîned by Jiin Rossler the tmain delècated Dr. Robert Thorn ton 16- 14 in a close and excitîng gaine. St. John's Sclhool team were the Con- solation Winners defeating Whitby Senior No. 2 in an- othier close gaine, 17-15. The nighit ended with Whitby Senior Sclhool Teamn No. 1 being presented the trophy by Ted Cooper the senior referree. letr to the ed.tg box 20 ,.hibs - Whitby Plans f or> Coming Basebail Season 'Flie major leaguers have conciuded their preliminary workouî and have aiready swung into exhibition action in the Grapefruiit circuit, and in Whitby the first hint of spring also marks the beginning of the behind the scenes activity neccssary to gel the season underway for the Whitby Minor Basebail Assoc. This week, Jiru Hanley, Registrar for the W.M.B.A. announiced that registration for the 1974 season wiIl take place on Saturday, April 2Oth and Saturday April 27th froîn 9 a.m. until 12 noon in four different areas of the town. As in previous years, boys wili be able to sign up for Tee-BaIl and Basebaîl in Brooklin, Aîmonds, Garrard Rd. and the "old town" at exact locations to be announced later. Registration fees for the scason are $4.00 per boy and a maximum of $ 10.00 per fâmily. Members of one famnily must ail register at the samne lime to take advantage of the special farniîy rate. The W.M.B.A. operates a Tee-BaIli league for boys six to eight. House Leagues for boys in Tyke, Pee-Wee and Bantamn levels and aiso operates cluibs representing Whitby in the Eastern Ontario Basebali Assoc. in the E.O. B.A. Tyke, Pee-Wee, Bantarn, Midget and Junior Series. In 1973, approximnately 600 boys were registered with the assoc. pîaying on 36 clubs. The season officiaily gels underway on "Minor Basebaîl Day in Whitby" which will be on Sat. May 25th and wiil feature a traditional trade of the association's players throtigh dte downtown area and a "first bail ceremnony" aI Peel Park. Opening Day starîs the season for Hotise League clubs who play throughout the sumrner, with playoffs in late August and earîy Sept. to declare champions. The Tee-Bail programme inlroduced by the W.M.B.A. in 1972 becamie an instant success with six clubs in the initial season and eight in 1973. To enrol in the Tee-Bail section a boy must be six years by June 3Oîh. In this modified version- of the game the batter hits the baIl] off a stationary tee rather than a bail thrown by a pitcher and in this way learns many of the basic fundamcntals of basebaîl whiîe developi.ng some of the. skills and co- ordination necessary to, play regû*lar basebaîll when he reuches th~e age of eighî.", Lasltî season, Ihere were ten clubs in the W.M.B.A. Tyke Ilouse League, playing an eighteen game schedule followed by round robin playoffs, while eight clubs vied for the hionours in W.M.B.A. Pee-Wee League which was augment- cd through the regular sehedule by two clubs from Ajax, which the Whitby assoc. took under ils wing in order to give the Ajax lads an opporlunity for more play. The Ban tamn Hou se League, one of the most satisfying develop- ments for local officiais has grown steadily each season and with clubs from Oshawa, Bowmanvilie and Ajax sometimes entered, the competition is keen. In giving this group- of older boys worlhwhile summer activity, the assoc. feel it makes one of ils most effective contrib- utions 10 the coniunily. As in previous years arrangements are being made for workouts to begin later this month or in early April for prospective pitchers and catchers for Whitby's E.O.B.A. entries, along wilh gene rai calisthenic drills for other hope- fuis. E.O.B.A. sehedules slart in mid-May, and'if spring is late in arriving there is uitie lime for outdoor condilioning before the cry of "Play Bail". Open tryouts are held for ail clubs before the season commences, and any boy who wants a crack at trying for a spot on an "ail-star" club will have an opportunity. Local officiais are looking forward with interest to the outcome of discussions which wiil take place at the annua] convention of the Ontario Basebaîl Assoc. 10 be held this week in Ottawa. Since organized sports of ail types started in Ontario the traditionai way of classifying clubs and series bas been by population. With the advenî of regionai governments throughout the province, the old bounidaries and population figures have become meaningl 'ess and a new way has 10 bc found for realigning areas and populations. Gordon Hanna, Past Pres. of the W.M.B.A. and Vice-Pies. of the E.O.B.A. this year wiI be in Ottawa for the sessions. With the influx of people ta Whitby in the past year with the opening of new subdivisions, W.M.B.A. officiais are looking forward to an even larger enrolment for the upcoming season. They are also hopeful that among the newcomers to the,, comrnunity wil be ,people wilîîng, to help ini thé pro)grampmeas coaches and official .s becaâuse assistanceé is always required. Majlor M'idget %, ->,I-