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PAGE 12. WEDNESDAY. AUGIUST 30, 1979. WHITBY FREE PRE CLUBS New York OPEN DATE Chicago Chicago Chicago OPEN DATE Sani Francisco, San Francisco San Francisco Sani Diego San'Diego San Diego Los Angeles OPEN DATE Los Angeles OPEN DATE At Sari Francisco At Sani Francisco At Sari Francisco At Los Angeles At Los Angeles At Los Angeles At Sari Diego- At Sari Diego At Sari Diego OPEN DATE At Chicago At Chicago New York New York Chicago Chicago Chicago St. Louis St. Louis At New York At New York At Pittsburgh At Pittsburgh At Pittsburgh OPEN DATE, MONTREAL ,&l rl q&Àà AIR TIM5 7.20 7.20 7.20 2.00 7.20 7.20 7.20 FOLLOW lt Aug. 22 at Peel Park, Longmuir Builders defeated Peterborough 6-3 with two goals each by Fred D'Andrea and Robert Longmuir and one each by Carmello Scaffidi and Bobby Sherman. It was a good dlean game, giving Whitby a three and one record against Peter- borough this season, scoring 16 goals to Peterborough's six. BANTAM 7.20 7.20 Aug. 23 at Alexandra Park 2.00 ifl Oshawa, Carretto 7.20 Restaurant and Tavern tied North Oshawa Lions 2-2 with Whitby goals by George Rossier and Richard Greaves. 10.20 The haîf-time score was 3.50 1-1. Oshawa scored after 18 2.50 minutes from the penalty 10.15 spot after an Oshawa player 10.15 was fouled inside the 18 yard 10.15 line. 3.45 9.45 9.45 2.15 2.15 7.20 7.20 7.20 7.20 2.00 7.20 7.20 7.50 7.50 2.00 1.20 Elevn minutes later Whitby was awarded a free kick just outside the penalty area. Tony Aibis took the kick and his hard shot was deflected by George Rossler past the Oshawa goalkeeper. Whitby has a one win, two loss and one tie against Oshawa this season, scoring nine goals to Oshawa's il, 50 both teams are quite even. For the above game, Carretto were without three of their regular players. The next game is tonight at 8 p.m. at Peel Park, against Peterborough. OSHAWA DISTRICT MOSQUITO and one each by Victor Refalo and Robbie Delong. Whi tby played a str.ong game and at haîf time had a commanding 4-0 lead. The strong play of David Gallagher on right wing and Daryl Musseiman kept constant pressure on the Oshawa defense and the final score was 8-1 for Whitby. On defense Chris England played his finest game of the season, and Daryl Mussel- man was player of the week . Tykes win Ontario "C" championship The following is a round-up of the latest action in the Durham Inter-District Soccer League: JUNIOR Aug. 21 at Peel Park, Ferrco Engineering shut out Ajax 2-0 with goals by Ken I3eattie and Paul Hunt. The score was already decided by haif time, and Bantam goal tender Warren Subject "brought . up" for this game earned the shut- out. The score does not reflect the control Whitby had in this game, but bad finishing off (which has piagued Ferrco this season) and some brilliant goal keeping by the Ajax net- minder kept the score down. Both Whitby goals were scored by the seven minute mark but despite very good mid-field work and good positional soccer by Whitby, that was how the scor remained tili full time. PEE WEE PEE-WEE SWhitby Pee-Wee Legion Ail Stars competed in the Annual Toronto Star C.N.E. Tournament on Aug. 23 and came up against Queensway. In the first Enning Whliby loaded the bases and Jeff Hanley came up to bat to hit the Tournament's first Grand Slam home run to give the Whitby squad a four to nothing lead. However the game was decided in the last inning as Queensway kept comning back and with two out, last inning, play at the plate, safe caîl by the umpire. Final score was Queensway seven, Whitby six. PEE-WEE HOUSE LEAGUE RESULTS AND STANDINGS. Aug. 21 both Consumers Gas and Silver Brothers At Oshawa Onipro Park were winers nowvverg Aug. 17, Whithy Crown Aug. 23 Consumners Gas a] Industrials defeated the Dodd and Souter played Oshawa Tridents 8-i with one of the most excitii four goals by Daryl Mussel- house games this year. Fin, man, two bv Nick Moschella score Consumers 10 - Do( -_ue a a" :1w and Souter 9. The other game on Aug. 23 saw Silver Bros. and Red- Wing in a close contest called by the Umpîre with the score 10-9 for Red-Wing. This one wasn't called because of darkness or rain, but because players refused to follow Umpire's instruc- tions. STANDING AS 0F AUG.24 Consumers Gas 27 pts., Dodd and Souter 20 pts., Silver Bros. 10 pts. Red Wing Orchards 10 pts. Pee-Wee house league- play-off will commence on Sept. il and the gamnes will be played at Fairman and Peel parks. Three local businesses burglarized in past week Durham Regional Police are investigating three burlaries which occurred at Whitby businesses in the Mary and Pine Street area last Wednesday. Police report Pine Ridge Automotive Ltd. on Ash Street wis broken into and $94 in cash stolen. Thieves also took $90 in cash fromn Herb Robinson Automotive Ltd. on Mary Street, and $4.50 in quarters from Snap Glass at Dundas and Ash Streets, police said. on ind in ing nai dd GrmADUATE Robert F. Walker of ;'80 Mlary St., was a recerit graduate from the two year Minimg Technlcian Course at Haileybury Sehool of Mines, campus of Northern College, Halleybury, Ontario. Whitby Attersley Tire Tykes won the Eastern Ontario "C' Championship by defeating Bowmanville in two straight wins. In the second game in Bowmanville Whitby came from behind and trailing most of the game by a 6-3 score had a big fifth inning comning up with 5 runs and finally winining the game with a 9 to 7 score. Star of the game was catcher Scott Burnett with 3 rbi's and piaying a strong defensive game. Winning pitcher was Jeff Hughes. Af ter the victory, players and coaches were congratu- lated by W.M.B.A. president L. Campbell and the team now enters Ail Ontario Play- downs. On Sat. Aug. 26 Whitby defeated Georgetown in Wh itby in a best out of three series. Ail Attersley's games are at Peel Park. south diamond. For further information cail coach Brian Bates. 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