WIIITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28,1985, PAGE 19 SPORTS WEK WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB House League Resuits SQUIRT Games Played Aug. 12 DairyQueen........ 1 Waterbed.......... 1 Marcua TuJiy Tommy DaSilva Square Boy.........1 Joshua Rico Otter reeki1..... 7 Shane Terry...............4 Sean Saunders Jef Macean JeffPritchard Pringle2 ...........6 Janle Niabet ........... ..2 Michael Praaad ............2 Robert lllbbs Graeme Whyte Shut-out: Tim L«.e Lasco Steel......... 1 Ryan Petera Shutout: Fraer Reid Ian Barron .......... 5 Glen Gaftney .............. 3 Angieo Diliai............... 2 Kinsmen ............O Swiss Chalet ......O Canadian Tire ..O Vickery ............ 2 Sklar Peppler.... 1 Vickery............ 2 Sklar Peppler ...... Sean Kerstern Scotty lfanVeghel clayon Joseph ATOM Games Played Aug. 15 Owasco ........... 3 Whitby Mail Restaurant ........1 Goascorera flot reported Goalacorera flot reported Highland Trophies . .. .4 Whitby Professional Firefighters .......1 Michael Sigsworth ........3 chris Moxley aobby Morrison Bailey's Pharmacy ... 2 Hair Care Centre ..O Tony Raffaeie Doug Whyte acs Trophies ....... Whitby Free Press .. .. 0 Scot DaSilva............... 3 Shutout: Paul Brown Shoppers Drug Mar . . 3 Century 21 RE.... 2 Jesae Wilson............... 2 Jason Brunelle Rob Tomsic Regan Ransome PEEI Games PIa: Sarge's Gulf ........ 3 aobby 8arter Warren Milburn Graeme Willamson Jeffrey ............ 6 Andy Weiss........ ....... 2 Dominic Albis .............. 2 Mark Bateman Doug Oliver Canadian Tire...14 Eric Martland ...... ....... 4 Leigh Gadsden............. 4 Michael Meier.............. 3 Shayne McCartan........2 Jason Stone EWEE ayed Aug. 15 Gus Brown Motors .. Rob Harris Attersley Tire ...1 Tom Mulcahy Midas Muffler.... 1 îNorm Favit BANTAM Hutchinson...... ...... ........ Doug Love ................ 2 Shawn Jons Mark Reigel Pat & Marios..... 2 Scott Maclntosh Raph DAndrea J.M.E .......... ...7 Joe Mulcahy...........3 cameron Brown...... Derek Wils Troy MayaSl MOSQUITO Games Played Aug. 14 Perkins Paints ......1 Consumers' Gas. 5 Scott Paton Kristian Haagaard .....2 Phillip Beer ..........2 Randy vandenllurg Annes 1............ 6 Dave Claderone........ .3 Martin David Cam Schilling Mike Wolfe Bob Myers Chev-Olds . 1 Mark Widom Anca Lab .......... 8 Biairsbeppard....... ..... 4 Mark Vanderboom Michael Lopers Scot Beatty Shut-out: SteveDeGroot Willow 1 ...........1 Shaun Feather Whitby Aluminum .... Mike Goode Gordie Hannah ......... 2 Scott Anderson Jason Goodchild Hutchinson.........O County Bowl ....3 George Cinis . paul Beckman John Emm...... .......... 3 Roger Gonz les......... .2 Shawn Axhorn......... 2 W.G.R. niidgets new Ontario champions By DOROTHY MEHTA The W.G.R. midgets played their AU-Ontario provincials with the same aggressive style of lacrosse they have used ail season and once again they came out winners all the way to the top. Game one was against Etobîcoke and saw Whitby jump out to a quick 5-0 lead, and with the steady goaltending of Dan McWhirter coast to a 13-9 victory. Peterborough were the victims of game two, Whitby trounced them 14-7 playing an excellent defensive game with Chris Fowlie in net. The final game was played against Bram- pton, the midgets in- spired once again by the goaltending displayed great team effort and took the provincial title 16-11. Being number one in the province of Ontario is the most fitting end to the season for a team that bas consistently won every tournament they played in. Goalscorers for Whit- by were Jeff McComb with il goals, Steve Dyment with 9 goals, Wayne Cornish netted 8, Rick Dyment and Dan McComb added 4 each, Rob Paddick had 3, Dean Vanderinde had 2 goals and a single was added by Steve Nolan. The Checkers Variety bantams played their nationals in Kitchener, where they placed four- th overaîl in Canada. Throughout the season, the bantams have played undefeated in their zone games, won their "A" provincials, and had an excellent season of lacrosse. The team entered the nationals with their best effort against soine heavy opposition. The first game was a 6-6 tie with Owen Sound. Whitby downed Mississauga 8-5 in gaine two. In the third gaine Whitby lost 7-9 to -Six Nations, the team that won the nationals. Gamne four was a repeat of the first with a9-9 tie with Hunltsville. From that point on Whitby faltered, losing to Brampton 2-9, and playing for the bronze medal against Surrey, B.C. which ended in a 4- 1519Ss. Goalscorers for the tournament were Todd Wilson with 12 goals, Jeff Whittle and Adamn Foote netted 7 eacb, Chris Tucker and Jay Lee added 3 each, Mark Ainsworth scored 2 arfd Andrew Vanderinde and Gregg Rennie flnlshed off the scoring with one goal each. EDITOR'S NOTE: Dorothy Mebta ls the pobliclty directer of the Whltby Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse Associationl. Wiltake to the ice in Sept. '86.... New junior A club formed loeatty The Whitby Lawmen, the junior A tier-two team that made its brief appearance on the ice last year, will not be back. And nor will the new tier-two teamn that it was rumoured would replace the Lawmen this faîl. The organizers of the proposed teamn have decided 10 hold off another year before forming a team. 'We tried to get the club to go this year, but with the season starting September 15, there just wasn't time," said for- mer Lawmen manager Lionel Ingleton. Ingleton bold repor- ters Monday that his group would go ahead and purchase a fran- chise this faîl, so that everythîng would be in place for Sept. 1986. He stressed that the new team was a "totally separate venture from the Lawmen," and ad- ded that ail former Lawmen players would be free agents Sept. 1. The organizers are anxious to gel the new team started on better footing than the Lawmen last year. "With the Lawmen, il was a situation of today we're on, tomorrow we're not. The investors WHITBY MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION House League Resuits PEEWEE Games Played Aug. 6-14 Joe The Plumber ...7 Bell Canada. ........O Gus Brown Motors .... 9 Goldhawks .......... 9 Shoppers Drug Mart . 17 Lions Club......... 15 Gus Brown Motors .... 9 Joe The Plumber... 4 Checkers .......... 7 Red Wing Orchards ... 2 Goldhawks ......... 10 Lions Club ......... 7 Checkers ........... 7 Joe The Plumber... 2 Goldhawks, ........ 17 Bell Canada .........5 Red Wing Orchards . . 12 Lions Club......... 10 TYKE Games Played Aug. 12-15 Canadian Tire . l.. 1 Dairy Queen..... 8 Vick Insurance....12 Dairy Queen..... 7 Munns' Press......8 Speedy Auto Glass ..8 Canadian Tire...16 Whitby Kiwanis ..-9 Canadian Tire...14 Kurz Foods......... 3 Century 21 R.E ....9 Vick Insurance.... 9 Vick Insurance Brooklin Electric Century 21 R.E. Canadian Tire Dairy Queen Muons' Press Speedy Auto Glass Kurz Foods Nurse Chev-Olds Whitby Kiwanis TYKE inal Standings GP w T 18 15 1 18 13 2 18 12 1 18 10 1 18 9 O 18 8 O 18 8 O 18 6 2 18 4 i 18 1 O were from out of town and most of thein were out to make a fast buck. Money was coming in and being pulled out coninuaîly throughout the season. We were always on a shoe string," explained Fay Drew, one of the people most active in getting the new club together. The new teain will not be put together by out- side people, explained Ingleton. "It'll be a community teamn with local boys put f irst, not a team with players pur- chased at high prices." Ingleton says four in- vestors fromn the Ajax- Pickering area have ex- pressed keen interest in purchasing the club. The team organizers, Ingleton and others, will meet with investors in the upcoming weeks. As there are currently several junior A fran- chises for sale, Ingleton is optimistic that one can be picked up for less than $18,000. The cost for the entire starl-up year - including the cost of the franchise, new equipment and any pur- chase of players - is estimated at $80.000 to $100,000. Former Lawmen managers and coaching assistants who hope 10 be involved in the new team will be working this year with minor hockey teams in the area. 'We're covering ail minor hockey in winter," said Ingleton, " 4so we should be in good shape for recruiting new players at the end of the season. " If the new teain materializes, organizers have been told they can book ice turne for prac- lices and games in Whitby. This will make it easier for local boys to play, and will help develop local talent says Ingleton. In addition to having the chance to be picked up by NHL or hockey scouts, tier-two players are likely can- didates for sports scholarships at American universities. "There wasn't enough community in- volvernent with the Lawmen," said Ingleton, who was born and played hockey in Brooklin himself. "You can't always take from the community, you've got to give back to it ton." Stevenson leads team to gold medal finish Whitby's Sa Stevenson lead thE tario ladies' baskt team to the gold n in the Canada Sun Games held in St. New Brunswick week. The 21-year Stevenson playedE and acted as tean tain throughuut national tourna scoring a total( points and retrievi rebounds. ;andra ie On- zetball nedal rimer John, last old guard n cap- the ament of 54 ing 15 W.G.A.A. SOFTBALL Play-Off Results MITE DIVISION Bailey Pharmacy... 28 Mr. Rent-AII..... 4 Pioneer Interiors..16 Midway Motors.... 1 Dodd & Souter...12 Bell Canada ........ 5 National Trust ....7 Whtby Fence.... 7 Tie Breaker. Whitby Fence ..... 13 National Trust...10 SQUIRT DIVISION Pizza Delight......7 West Lynde C.A.O Medal Winners Gold ........................... Pizza Delîght Silver .. ............... ...... West Lynde C.A. Bronze ..........................LovelI Drugs NOVICE DIVISION Brooklin Legion ...35 Molly Maid........ 19 Scotts Colonels...22 Lions Club ...... ... 17 Molly Maid........ l Scotts Colonels.... 7 Molly Maid...... ... Il Brooklin Legion...8 SOPHOMORE DIVISION No scores reported. "She was, without, a doubt, the spark plug of the whole team," John Ferguson of the Ontario Ministry of Recreation and a team official, told the Free Press Monday morning. Stevenson lead the Ontario team to, five vic- tories in their six games. They lost only one game and that was 10, British Columbia by a score of 56-55. in other games they downed Newfoundland 67-39, Saskachewan 60- 41, Manitoba 59-42 and Alberta 77-65. To win the gold meclal they defeated Manitoba by a score of 56-52. 1 'She really shone in the final," Ferguson said adding that whenever Ontario was on the offensive, there was Stevenson carrying the baîl. "She's the kind uf- player who likes to han- dle the bail, " he said. Two other Whitby athletes participated in the Canada Games. Andrew Finan and Chris Ainsworth were members of the Ontario rugby side that won the silver medal after losing 10 British Columbia 27-3 in the final. That was Ontario's only bs during the tournament during which they tallied a total of 195 points while only allowing 6 to be scored against thern. F) m w