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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1979, PAGE 15 ,Bantari Witby'e iino b'al had, b Us weél< ...récently -witIf 1osM cÃ"nIinajLàisions. I3ATA AL TARS £rs -went .-etrà.inis tor e fe,6"fiýýIt CoCurg 2-1 theç gin-*,'Cbour n oti n V yjeeturuied Wh"tty'$Ifr~ te ie ~arie î1ëpc6ed thefrs s Jt~ t wnte-. garn e. ý-ane P~.W<ogratuîatiÃ"Ps are *in ~re.to both pitchersj Joh *d aloêd ly one hit while. ýThe Whitby Longmnuir -Builders,- defeated Wood- bridge 6-4 after overtime and penalt.y kicks, in the second round 0'f*'Ontario Cup Ban- tmsoccer June 24. Scoring for Whitby Were Joe Bryant,' -Martin Algeo, Robert Longmuir and Rick Wood, plus- Rick Wood and Doug Grant on penalty kicks. Haif-time score was 2-1 for -Woodbridge, and the game astied. 4-4 after regulation timne. At 'certain stages in the game, play was containedin the Woodbridge penalty area- with the homè side (Wood- bridge)' revertinïg-to despe- rate clearances, mostly to the.sidelines, but some right up the middle of thefield. >It was the typle of l6ng bail up the middle that caused F the Builders problems. Woodbridge had two very fast inside forwards who were very. quick on picking up these balis and out of only about four chances in the second haîf they picked up goals. Joe Bryant started off the scoring after a scramble in front of the Woodbridge goal, but six minutes later it was Woodbridge ahead by one and there. was no0 further scoring ii, the first haîf. Whitby kicked off in the second haîf and almost immediately tied.the game on a long hard shot by-Martin Algeo, butý three minutes later Whitby were again one goal down. The Builders continued to pass and contain the opposi- tion in their end but could not find the range and with the Woodbridge side just 'get- ting rid of the bail anywhere' His Excellency Robert D.D. Clune, ordained as an auxiliary b ishop to serve the eastern regions of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto, began his duties Tuesday at St. John the Evangelist Church in Whitby. nail-stars defeated Cobourg 2-1in xr nig ýÉtfiking'out 22 Whitby batters, adWhitby's Sawn Sargin- son who' 0aiiowed QflIy five hits 'w'hile recording 12 strikeoluts. PEE WÈE ALL -STARS 'The Legiona ires record now stands at six wins and five' losses with three-,of the five losses in'-extra, inrnings. Whitbl~ys Iatest, victory. came 'àgainst Bowmanville by a score of. 2-l.' ,:jeffrey Hughes of Whitby -received the ývicory, aided by Paul Guestwho came in à relief in thé seventh inning. * Star of the garne was Davi *d Grylîs who hit a dou- ble, advancing theý winning run across the plate., TY1E HOUSELEAGUE Brdoklin Kinsmen Tks * defea ted KMart bya score of Il to 4. Craig Fergusin pîtched four innings of score- less- baIl. and-Dale Johnson handled the pitching, duties for the final three innings. Jim Puckrin, Steve Irvine and Jeff Usher played a solid game., K Mart's hitting "attàck was led by Anthony VanMiIl with a triplie and single. Bradley McDonald played a, strong game at second basé:* KMart defeated W. Frank Realtor 28-2. Anthony Van -Mill, Todd Rivers and Jeff Merlin'pitched very well for K Mart. There was some good bat- ting with Greg Dewitt,, Jeff Merlin,..,andDavid Woodd ill sçorinig doubles. Good cons- tant hitting carne from Brock Kaliff, Roy Dykstra,, Bradley'. MacDonnell and Shane Me- nard. PEE WEE HOUSELEAGUE Silver Brothers took( an easy win over the Lions by a score of 16-4. Brian Grylîs 0f Branch 152 pitched a shutout of 15-O over the Jaycees. Silver Brothers' later took the, Jaycees 10-6 and Branch 152. Canadian Legion defeated Dodd and 'Souter 5-0. DeHairts beat Stouffville 32"3 The Whitby DeHarts met up last week with Stouffville for their first of five games to be played. The Del-arts came out strong and too k a-nine run lead in the .first in ning and continued their destruction of the Stouffville -Girls by trouncing them. 32 to 3. Leading scorers for Whitby were Pam Haisell with five runs,« Debbie Peters with five runs and Kathy Forbes with five runs. Gayle Hay batted in fiverunsad scored four herseif. Diane Peters,' the winning pitcher, did her share with six strike outs and assisted on two more outs. She held the Stouffvilie team down to only five hits. The DeI-arts are'now in first place in the North York Girls Softbail League ahead of second place Markham lefeatsWodbridge Whitby see med té be-getting mhore and more frustrated. However, with 18 minutes left in regulation timne a Robert Longmnuir shot de- flected off a defender and once again the game was tied, this time at 3-3. Again Whitby's joy was cut shoi~t as Tony Bova headed in a free kick. .With only three minutes lef t (of the 90 minutes) Whitby was awarded a free kick when Fred D'Andrea was fouled just outside the penalty area and with the Woodbridge 'defenders trying to get, into position, Rick Wood blasted a long shot into the cor'ner of.« the net. There was no scoring in the two 10-minute overtime periods and the game was to be decided on penalty kicks, (best of fiye). For the penalty kicks it was decided that Greg Bor- chuk would substitute for Ed Svetek (who was a substitute himnself for the regular goal- tender who was unavailable)* and the gamble paid off. Woodbridge shot first and Greg saved the shot. Rick Wood then' scored for Whitby. Woodbridge's second shot rebounded off the cross bar, but Whitby's_ second shot was saved, making it 5-4 for Whitby. Woodbridge's third shot was'saved by Greg 1bïfl 50 was Whitby's sh4ter. stopped by good goaltending. Greg Borchuk again saved on Woodbridge's- fourth try and Whitby's Doug Grant scored' to make it 6-4 with only one kick per team left. Whitby advanced to the third round (the last 16 in Ontario) to be played at home against, the York Royals on the weekend of July 7-8. 1 1 There were many stars for Whitby' in this game1 but Greg Borchuk stands out the Most. Not only did he play very well in defense for 110 minutes but he was superb in net. *#4#~####~~ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * The above are but a few of the CLEAN USED CARS avoulable right now at'a PIRICE TO SUIT YOU! Short & -long term Leasing at low ratesý, also a full f leet of daily rentais available. The Bishop, who was or- dained in Toronto June 21 and had already celebrated masses in Whitby, took a trip to Rome for two weeks to attend the ordination cere- monies of the Archbishop of Toronto His 'Eminence G. Emmett Carter into the Col- lege of Cardinals. BoOths are avai ble There is stili space availa-. The trade fair will be held ble for local businesses to -for only* two days instead of participate inf the Whitby threelhis year, July 30 and Chamber of Commerce 31* fromn 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 trade fair during the County p.m. Town Carnival.- There are 30 booths in this About 10 booths are left, year's trade fair. Admission and may be rented by caîîing is free to t.he public and the,,Chamber office at 668- refreshments wvill be availa- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 683-8000 *683-8000 * 248 KINGSTON ROAD, PICKERING.4 Bishop, begins duties