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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESAY, lUNE7,,1978, PAGE 13 Basebl opens' The 'first officiai week ,of baseball saw ýhe 'Vyhitby Ali Star teams dong better than expected, with the *following resuits: TYI<E On May 27 the Attersley Tire Tyke Alil Stars defeated. Ajax 16 to 4. The star of the, game was Robert Lightle,. the pitcher, 'who1 in five innings, struck out' 14 batters. On May 31,, Whitby lost 8-6 Wo Cobourg. The star-0f this game for Whitby was . Jeff&P Hughes,. starting pitcher, witb fine strike-outs. PEE WEE In the season opener, May 23, the Whitby Legionaires Pee Wee Alil Stars, defeated Bowmanivile9 to 1. The star of the game was pîtcher Paul Guest, pitching his first Pee Wee gaine and giving up only four hits. On May 30 the Whltby Legionaires troÛnced Bellevilleî3 toi. Stârs were pitcher Greg Hicks with a three-hitter, and Jeff Hanley batting four to four with, a three-run borner. Robbie Harding also batted i five runs. MIDGET On May 22, a double head- er in Kingston saw1 the Dunedin Construction Midgets lose the flrst gaine il to, O, and win the second gaine 10 to 6. Rick Dunphy was. the losing pitcher in the first gaine, and Marty Cowle the winne r i the .second. Greg McIsaac bit a tbree run borner. .May 27, the Whitby teain deteated Peterborough 8 to 2 as pitcher Rick .Dunphy tbrew a three bitter. Murray McCorkell ,and .Greg McIsaac had two bits each. BANTAM On May 24, Hooker Cbev- Olds Bantai Alil Stars defeated Kendall 12 to 7, -with 17 strike-outs for tbe Whitby pitchers. Winning pitcher in relief was S. Sarginson. May 25, Wbitby defeated' Bowmanvile il Wo 7. A six run seventb inning gave the Whitby teain their second victory in a row. On May 27, Peterborough defeated the Whitby Bantams 7 to 5, at Whitby, and on May 31 at Little Britain, the teain was outhit and came up with numerous erors for another loss. <PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE STANDINGS Dodd and Souter Consumers Gas Red Wing Orchards Silver Brothers Whitby Lions 6 pts. 4 pts. 4 pts. 2 pts. 2 pts. Soccer tournament Three ,Wbitby, socer teisattended the Cinci Invitational Tournament, at Cincinnati', Obio, may 27 and made a goodsbowinhg despite scoring only a few, wins. JUNIOR Ferrco Engineering repre- sented Wbitby i the Junior division, In the first gamie West St. Louis defeated Ferrco -2-1, wi th Alistair Clark scoring the only Whitby goal. The. 'West St. Louis Teain was' very sbarp and played well despite tbe heat in themi g's. In tbe second gane', Fer- rco defeated the Turpin Spartans of Cincinnati. with two ýgoals by Dave Wilcox and one by Stuart Priest. Exhausted froin the 12-bour bus ride and the beat, Witby let the Spartans get a 2-0 lead at haîf-time, but. made a good comeback in the second. It was a- costly Win for Ferrco as many of the players suffered injuries through fatigue and due to- the very bard ground-. Iný the third gaine, Laurel, Maryland trounced Whitby 8-1, and led 5-1 at haîf-time. Dave Wilcox scored the only Whitby goal. The-American teams were judged to be a better match than Whitby, as they were finishing a winter league sehedule as Whitby was star- ting its summer schedule. PEE WE nhe - ngmu1r Builders repreýsented Wbitby in the Pee Wee division, and de- feated the Nortbern Hilîs Vikings of Cincinnati in the first gaine 7-1, with two goals each by Frank Princiott and John Scbell, and one each by Tommy Scbeeffer, Fved D'Andrea and Ed Svetek. Fabulous Give AwaysI Free Balloons- Free Coca Cola Limited Plus MUCH MUCH MORE' Tbe Vikings took Whltby by surprise by scoring the first goal, but after that, nothlnig could stop the Builders. The Builders defeated the Forest Park Patriots of Cincinnati 6-2 i the second gaine, with three goals by *Carmfelo Scaffidi, and one each by Frank Priciotta, Robert Longinuir and Fred D'Andrea. In the third gaine, the Builders 'shut out the Mlaniesof Michigan-4-0 with goals by Rickey Wood, Tommy Seheeffer.. Fred D'Andrea and Ed Svetek. Goalie Bobby Sherman got the shut-out. The first goal ws a penalty shot. In the semi-finals, Guild- wood of Toronto defeated the Builders, 3-2 to eliminate thein froin further play. Whitby goals were' by Carmelo.Scaffidi and Frank Princiotta. .Whitby had a one-goal lead until 10 minutes into the *second haif, but - the more experienced Toronto squad took the gaine. MOSQUITO The Crown Industrials represented, Whitby in the Mosquito diviâion. 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