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WHITBY FREE PRESS. WEDNF.SDAY. JUNE 18.1986 PAGE 19 f mpSPORTS WEEK "Whitby's- Jordan named to National team By MIKE JOHNSTON Free Press Staff A Whitby man bas been selected to play for Canada in the world Lacrosse games which will be held fromn July 18 to July 26 at Varsity Stadium in Toronto. John Jordan is an ac- count executive with William D. Little, Marketing and Motivation Ltd. in Wbit- by. Jordan was also on the Canadian team in 1982. Four countries will be represented at the games, Canada, Emgland, Australia and the United States. . 'I thought with my experience I could make the team and 1 did," said Jordan who curren- tly plays mid-field for the Brooklin Redmen. A break in the Redmens scbedule will allow Jor- dan to play for the Canadian side. "lWe lost to Australia in 1982 so we would like to be able to get past them and play the States in the finals," said Jordan who predic- ted that the United. States team, which cap- turez! the gold mpdal in 1982 will be the favourite this year. The Canadian side won a bronze in 1982. Jordan, 26, made the teamn after 50 hopefuls attended a one day training camp at the University of Toronto three -weeks ago. He. estimnated one-third of this year's teamn is veterans from the 1982 team. Lacrosse has been an integral part of Jordan's life. In 1978,. when' he played for the then' junior team for Whitby, the Whitby, Builders, Jordan accepted a field 'lacrosse scholarship to North Carolina. He played with the North Carolina team fromn 1978 to 1980. Other lacrosse achievements for Jor- dan include the. MVP award in the Ontario Major League in 1985, being named to the ail- world team at mid-field during the Los Angeles World Games in 1984 and MVP and rookie of the year honours in the British Columbia Senior A League in 1981. WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB Major Mosquito Tournament >June 15 - Final ýWhitby............. 2 Scarboro Maple Leýfs .1 P'aul Sicittano Corrado Caruso Robert Mbla SQUIRTS WEST - May 26 CRÎCS Gen CDN TIRE Contractors...........Witby ............ 4 Ron Death........3 Kevn Kye ............... .2 Steve Jedinak .............. 2 Shane Terry............... 2 Joan Rundie Famfly Trust ... Steven Race Whitby insmen..10 Ttmmy DaStîva ............ 4 Shane MacDonald Ryan Peter, Tommy DaSilva ........... 3 Kevin Coulter Shutoat: Fraser Retd Joan Rundie Family Trust.... 1 Shamua McCam Sirili General Contractors .........2 Chriatopher Stesco Matthew Ptrillips CRCS General Contractors .il...1 Ron Death ................5 Stephen Death Ryan Douglas Steve Jedinak ...... ......2 Joel Langer Kevin McGibney Shutout: Daniel Holmes Sirili Grenefal Contracting.........1 Matthew Phillips Whitby Optimists.0 Jordan's older brother, Bryce, a mem- ber'of the town's plan- ning department, is the- current coach of the Junior A Whitby Dunlops. The Canadian team will hold various prar- tices and play exhibition games throughout the rest of June and JuIy. and will face a tough England squad on opening day, July 18. "Hopefully a lot of people will attend the games since they are being held at Varsity Arena," said Jordan. Whitby Major Mosquitos emerged vie- Witby player is hard on the heels of bis Scar- torious in the tourney tbey hosted over the borough adversary. weekend after edging out the Scarborough Free Press Staff Photo Maple Leafs in an exciting game 2-1. Here a ICATCH TED WATSGN "Hide" problem, areas, unuer ground covers Sv vAWSua mutR When planning your land- scape, consider usng ground covers in those areas wherc grass is difficuit to grow - areas that are heavily shaded or steeply sloped. -Ground covers are available in a variety of col- ors and textures and many, bear flowers and fruit. says Horticulturisi Anna Balian- tyne oi the- Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Fods Consumer Information Cen- tre in Toronto.' When choosing a ground cover, keep in mind the fact that many ground covers re- quire at least a season-and- a-half before they become established. During this initial period, il is important ta keep the area free of weeds by hocing or hand weeding.« For banka or sloping areas. choose planta that grow close to the ground and root easity.ý the mat afi mots that forms helps control erosion sog banksand sloping areas. Ground covers perinrmn best in fertile. well-drained soit. And since ground cnvers are permanent plantîngs. il is advisabte ta prepare tihe soit ay 29 Cdn. Tire *Whitby ............ 7 Kevin Kye....... . 5 ShaneTerry .....*......... 2 Whitby Kinsmen ...2 FraserfReid .......... Whitby Optimists. O June 2» CRCS Gen. Contactors 1 Whitby Kinsmen. Ron DeatIn Tommy DaSilva TImmny Da Slva Ryan Wiliams Sirili Gven. Contractors 5 Chanton Sivil Andrew Davis.............. 2 matthew Phillipa ChrîsStesco Cdn. Tire Whitby. Kevin Kye............... 4 Whitby Optimists . O. Joan Rundie Family Trust.... 5 Kevn Clark ...... 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