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II Scandlinavian Style Companyj 5792835 mario'f haàit foIon JUNE SPECIALS FOR MEN & WOMEN WASH-CUT-STYLE s sPA DENTUE I.ssRAP SPORTS EQUIPMENT i I Now le the time for you to- for vou. Contact.. CARE AE SCHO0 .~ IHAIRSTYLING. i92 Bond St. W. 576-35558 *INSU RANCE SERVICES 1777 70 D AY 683 = SENIOR CITIZENS SAVE MONEY ON AUTO INSURANO PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 683-9725 ALLSTATE INSURANCE Randy Ferguson 683-1124 eLifeeAuto@Home *Mortgage Protection Mehta earns his first bat trick By TOM FRANK W.G.R.M.L.A. It seems like there's a lacross tournament every weekend. That is certainly true during June and July in. On- tario., The Whitby-Garrard Road Tyke teamn, spon- sored by the Rednien, went to Brampton for their first tournament experience this season. The Tyke Redmen came painfully close to vic- tory throughout the Brampton tournamnent. They had a no win, three loss and one tie record but those losses could have been wins with a bit 0f luck.' The gamne against Orangeville lacrosse tykes ended 4 to 6 with Rohan Mehta'scoring 2 goals and singles by Jimmy Brown and Mat- thew Sorichetti. Outstanding goalten- ding resuiting in an assist for goalie Jamie Hogel, along with strong team checking, produced a 6 to 6 tie with Brampton. Congratu- lations to Rohan Mehta on his first career hat- trick, and to Chris Shannon for his first ever goal. Brown and Michael Wye cornpleted the scoring. The game against Mimico was a 4 to 5 loss. Whitby goals were by Mehta (2 goals), Sorichetti, and Wye. The final game was also lost by a single point against the worthy opponents from Beaches,- 3 to 2. Soriehetti and Mehta scored to the Rednen. The Bantam No. 2 team took the trip to the Dunnville Tournament. They started strongly with a 10 to 1 thumping of Guelph. Jason Ren- nick scored 6 times. Jason Haladysh twice and once each by Blair Oliphant and Mark Higden. The second game was much more competitive agaînst the host club. Dunnville outscored the Whitby bantams 12 to 8. Troyhann Santos sparked the Whitby team with 3 goals, Trevor Rands scored 2 with 1 each by Jlm Fawcett, Jason Rennlck and Bilan Shelfoon. Whitby whms 6m2 The Whitby Legionaires handed Lindsay a 6 to 2 defeat last Thursday night in the Campbell Division of the Oshawa City and District Fastball League. The Whitby offense was led by strong pit- ching from Randy Un- derwood won struck out 16 batters over the nine innings. .Gary, Vaughn earned two. home runs in the third and the fifth in- nings. In the third his out of park bail also scored Wayne Owen who had previously singled. In the fifth, Vaughn hit a lime drive over the fence. WIIITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB HOUSE LEAGUE PEEWEE DIVISION STANDINGS AS 0F JUNE 14, 1984 Bob Myers Chev-Olds Otter Creek Canadian Tire Whitby Optimist Club Oshawa Méat Produets Brooklin Legion P W L 4 4 O F 34 13 hi PTS 8 6 4 3 2 1 Bob Myers Chev-Olds with an unheaten record have taken an early lead closely followed by Otter Creek who suffered their only loss to date again- st the former. Canadian Tire and Whitby Optimist Club are contesting third and fourth spots with the rear being made up of Oshawa' Meat Products and the Brooklin Legion. The latter team bas the best defensive record but have scored the least goals. J.M. &E. Imc. 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