WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1981, PAGE 19 Whitby Free Press SPORTS WEEK Iune Builders fall at the hands of the James The Peterborough James extended their winning streak to five defeating the C.B.C. Builders last week, handing the defending Minto Cup champions their first loss in five games, 14-11. "You could clearly see that Peterborough was up for us, but we weren't up for them," said Builders coach Jim Hinkson. "What's happening right now is that we're not getting the production from our returnees." The Builders came out of a tight checking first period with a two goal lead. The 2-0 advantage did not last through the second period however and James managed eight goals while holding the Builders to a pair, making the score entering the final stanza 8-4. The ninth goal by Peterborough sparked a four goal scoring spree from the home town team. Another goal by James put Peterborough up two goals and the Builders never managed to narrow the gap. Nearing the end of the second period Hinkson or- dered Builders general manager, Mark Brown, away from the bench apparently for making remarks to the game officials. Brown, however, returned to the bench for the third period. John Fusco was the top scorer for Whitby, not- ching three markers. Randy Gallas managed two goals and singles came from Mike Sear, Charlie Meitner, Gary Crawford, Dan Mark, Rick Nieuwendyk and Jeff Cole. The Builders next home game is tonight when they play host to the Elora Mohawks. Results of Monday night's contest with the Kitchener Braves were not available at press time. Cops top CHOO bunch The CHOO Radio baseball team didn't quite live up to their promise to get back at the Durham Regional Police force this past weekend at the CHOO Chili Cook off held at Iroquois Park. As a matter of fact, Durham's finest took CHOO to task handing them a 20-6 defeat. "You could say they beat us by a fair margin," said Joe Pascucci, CHOO Radio's sports director. Pascucci, who was responsible for the radio station's best hit of the day, marking up a triple, said that despite the score "some really good baseball" was played by both teams. About fifty people gathered around the number two diamond to watch the swing out. Oshawa-Whitby lose third game in tournament After having two regular scheduled games rained out in a row Oshawa-Whitby Dodd and Souter Broadloom Inter- mediate Ladies Softball One of the highlights of this weekend's Brooklin Spring Fair will be Sunday after- noon harness racing on the track at the fairgrounds. Team travelled to Barrie for the Molson Invitational Tour- nament last weekend. The ladies took the first two games of the tournament before being. knocked out by Cooksville in the third. Oshawa-Whitby got off to a great start defeating London 11-1. London took the lead in the second inning on Track betting According to a fair and the betting windows spokesman this year's will open at 1 p.m. racing will feature pari- Last year, lucky beL- mutual betting in- ters walked off with cluding triacotr and over $16,000 in prize quinella betting. money. Post Lime is 1:30 p.m. The event will feature an Oshawa-Whitby error, scoring what tur- ned out to be their only run of the game. From that point on Oshawa-Whitby domin- ated the game, scoring nine races and are ex- pected to be completed by 5 p.m. The race track is located on Winchester Road East. - Photo by Keith Wick. two runs in the second, five runs in the third and four runs in the sixth in- ning. Sandy Normoyle hit a double and a single as did Bonnie Jankowski. Tracey Fleetwood and Joyce McFarland picked up a double each and Karen Courtney and Pam Murray rounded out their hitting with singles. Darlene Wiggans was the winning pitcher. The second game, against Sudbury was much closer with Oshawa-Whitby coming out on top 5-4. Oshawa-Whitby star- ted out the scoring in the first inning managing to bring two ladies over home plate. Sudbury Saints beat Redmen The Brooklin Redmen dropped another game 11-9 to the Scarborough Saints last week at the Brooklin Memorial Arena despite the debut of ex-Oshawa Green Gaels shooting ace "Shotgun" Tom Sim- pson. Simpson's four goal effort the first time in a CONT'D ON PG. 22 tied the game at two in the fifth inning. The score remained tied at the end of the regular nine innings of play and over time innings were needed. In the top of the tenth inning Sudbury moved ahead 4-2 putting the pressure on Oshawa- Whitby. With their back against the wall Oshawa-Whitby pulled the game out of the hat, scoring three runs in the bottom of the tenth to give them a 5-4 final score. Fleetwood was the winning pitcher. Ginette Lambert hit a double and a single for Oshawa-Whitby while team mate Jankowski picked up a pair of singles. Fleetwood hit a pair of singles, Murray hit a double and two singles and player coach Sandy Chase hit a single. Karen Courtney and Darlene Wiggins roun- ded off the hitting with a single each. In the third, and Oshawa-Whitby's final game of the tour- nament, the ladies fell 6-0 to Cooksville. SportsShorts Swim program Registration for this year's Summer Instructional Swim Program will be held Saturday, June 20 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the Iroquois Recreation Com- plex. The summer sessions will be held through the months of July and August. Figure skaters Three student skaters from the Whitby Figure Skating Club Spring School recently passed their tests. Margaret Law received her 5th Figure, Tammy Merritt. her ten fox and Fiesta level and Bonnie Puckrin her Fiesta level awards. 77