PAGE 14, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1979, WHITBY FREE PRESS Busy week on, minor base ball scene Brooklin Kinsmen House League Tykes defeated Con- sumers Gas at Brooklin on June 14, by the score of 16 to 13. The winners were lead by, Craig Fergusson with 2 sing- les and a home run. Graham McDonald also hit a four- bagger with other hits going to Scott Whittington and Dale Johnson. Pitching duties were shared by Dale Johnson and Craig Ferewon. Consumers Gas had hits from Scott Artner, Paul McGary and Darcy Head. Both teams gave up their share of walks as the pitch- ers are working themselves into shape in anticipation of a competitive season. . KMart outplayed Çonsu- mers Gas by a wide margin in a convincing 25-1 win. Jeff Merlin, Todd Rivers and Danny Colbourne all were used in pitcfiriQ KMart to victory. Greg Dewitt had 2 homer's along with one for Danny Colbourne. KMart once again came out on top beating Swish Maintenance 19-10. Greg Dewitt continues to be the big bat for KMart hitting another home run with his team mate Anthony Vanmill driving in several runs with a triple. Oddfellows defeated Whit- by Firefighters. Oddfellows came from behind a 1-0 score off the bat of Steven Darley in the sixth inning after firefighters exe- cuted a double play by Michael Neriells. After 2 walks and a hit by Peter Dell'Agnese base loaded, Paul Shelgrave hit a 1978 PINTO Standard 4 speed, radio, only 12,000 miles. Like new. Lic. MXH 031 $3695 1976 GMC 12 PASSENGER RALLY VAN Air, P/S, P/B, cruise, tilt, AM/FM 8 track stereo, excellent condition, certified. Lic. KXE 085 $6495 I smashing hit deep to ~ left field scoring 3 runs. Dave Flening of Oddfellows recei- ved the win. Whitby Legionaires were defeated by Peterboro in Peterboro by a score of 13-11 with the loss going to David Grylls. John Phillips and Andy McEwel both had 2 hits apiece for Whitby. In the second encounter with Peterboro at home Whitby came up with a strong performance defea- ting Peterboro by a 13-8 score. Paul Guest of Whitby went 1976 FORD CUSTOM 500 Landau roof,,power steering, power brakes, radio, W/W, W/C, 49,000 miles. Lic. JUB 340 $3595 1975 MALIBU CLASSIC 9 PASSENGER STATION WAGON P/S, P/B, low mileage, roof rock, AM/FM stereo, excellent condition, certified. Lic. MJJ 687 $2995 The above are but a few of the CLEAN USED CARS available right now at a PRICE TO SUIT YOU! Short & long term Leasing at low rates , also a full fleet of daily rentais available. ¶683-8000 GO683-8000 248 KINGSTON ROAD, PICKERING the distance striking out 8 batters. Paul Guest, John Phillip, Steve Gibson, Troy Bates, Scott Burnett and Randy Walker recorded hits for Whitby. In Belleville Whitby went extra innings before bowing to a 5-4 loss. Jeff Hughes of Whitby re- ceived the save. Scott Bur- nett, David Grylls and Steve Gibson each had 2 hits for Whitby. The Legionaires record now stands at 4 wins & 3 loses. Redmen arein first place The Brooklin Redmen de- Nicholson fired two goals place with a record of nine coe Trophies. They comme- feated the Oshweken War- each for Brooklin. Nicholson wins and five losses. morate the world champion- riors at Brantford, by a score had four assists and Graham The Redmen on Thursday ship field lacrosse team on of 13-5 June 17, moving the had three. presented three trophies to which the three Redmen Redmen three points ahead Jim Branton had a goal minor soccer associations in played. of second place Brampton. and three assists, and Tim the area. The league-leading Red- Jim Branton and Neil At- Briscoe, Bryce Jordan, Bil Oshawa received the Stan men were at home to the kinson had three goals each Down, John Dalgleish, Rob Cockerton Trophy and second-place Brampton Ex- and Tim Briscoe and Les Gemmell and Stan Cocker- Whitby Garrard Road the celsiors Tuesday and are in Reed two each. Singles went ton had a goal each. Jim Branton and Tim Bris- Brampton on Thursday. to Gary Nicholson, Steve Wilde and Bill Down. A fight halted the game with 26 seconds left to play, and resulted in a game mis- conduct for Greg Williams, for leaving the bench. The .Peterborough Red Oaks defeated the Brooklin Redmen Lacrosse- club 13-11 at the Brooklin Arena Thurs- day. They led 5-2 after the first period and 10-8 after the second. Larry Graham and Gary Paul ,Boland started in goal for the Redmen but was replaced by Kent Wentzell at the 14-36 mark of'the second period. Mike Gray, Brooklin Gene- ral Manager said the team has signed goalie Wayne Colley, a former Whitby Builders all-star who could be in the lineup this week. Missing from the Redmen were Tom Wreggitt because of illness and Ron McCoy because of work committ- ments. Brooklin is still in first 44 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 444444~4444 4 Tennis camp is in July 8 The Recreation Depart- ment is establishing a Tennis Camp for future tennis ins- tructors at Iroquois Park during July and August. Recreation Director Wayne DeVeau in his report to Council states there is a need within the community to develop tennis skills of the youth to insure that good tennis instructors will be available in the future. The report pointed out if a constant and good program for instruction to beginners in tennis is offered by the Town the result is continuous good use of the excellent tennis facilities being provi- ded. The first session of the Tennis Camp will operate from July 3 to July 27 and the second session will be from July 30 to August 24. The fee will be $60 per session and will permit 36 boys and girls between the ages of eight to fourteen years in each session. They will learn and deve- lop advanced skills in the game of tennis and the pro- gram will run between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily from Monday through - the week including Friday. The Recreation Depart- ment Officials state that the program will include other sports as well as a recrea- tional swim each day. August The youngsters wili play in at least two provincially- ranked tennis tournaments and they will be affiliated members of the Ontario Ten- nis Association. As to the cost of the Tennis Camp, a leadership grant was received by the town from the Ministry of Culture and Recreation and the re- maining amount will be fi- nanced through the fees set for each child for each four week session. Roller skater is champ Jim Crouch, 17, son of Whitby's fire chief Ed Crouch, has been named to the Canadian roller skating team which will take part in the world championships in West Germany in Septem- ber. Jim, who competes for the Hamilton Roundabout Club, and his partner Sharon West of Hamilton, recently won the Canadian junior dance team championship. Jim also captured the Canadian novice men's figures crown in the national competition at Montreal. Jim and Sharon finished second overall to the Cana- dian senior champions, also from Hamilton, thus earning the berth in the world event. -pSkyLark Hoid D. THAPAR Denture Therapist 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 HOURS: Mon. - Sat.& Evenings By Appointment Only Sue Sellabration f