WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29,1987, PAGE 15 Seniors fght for second A MIDAS player winds up for a blasi close contest wheii Utica was during the Melanle Prmngles bail hockey disqualified for having an improper tournament 'i Whitby over the linieup. Gippers of Oshawa won the tour- weekend. Midas won what hadt been a nament. Free Press photo Gippers win tourney Gippers Saints from Oshawa cap- tured the Melanie Pringles bal hockey tournament held in Whitby over the weekend. Gippers downed Oshawa hawks 4-1 in the final. Gippers had advan- cedI with an 11-1 win over Midas Muffler of Whitby in the semi-final. The regular goalies for Midas were absent from the semi-final game Whitby gilrls softball ýWeek Endlng JuIy 26,1987 MITE DIVISION* Chart-Air 26 Roy's Enter. 24 Rotary Club 5 Pioneer InteriorO Midas Muffler 26 Group 74 9 Bailey Phar. 14 Dodd & Souter 7 Scotts Colonels 28 Bell Canada 3 STANDINGS Scotts Colonels 20 Pioneer Interiors 15 Bailey Pharmacy 14 Midas Muffler 14 Dodd & Souter 10 Chart-Air Mechanical 10 Rotary Club 9 Roy's Enterprises 9 Bell Canada 5 Group 74 2 SQUIRT Dixie Lee 21 Midway Motors 19 Sorichetti 9 Mercury Auto 6 Pearson Lanes 18 McMiUan Bath 35 Sorichetti 16 West Lynde CA 9 FINAL STANDINGS MicMillan Bathurst 22 West Lynde CA 18 Sorichetti 15 Mercury Auto 12 Pearson Lanes il Dixe Lee 6 Midway Motors 0 Cardinal 21 Br. Legion 10 Henry Buillcall 12 Mr. Rentail 12 Brookun LeglonS Lions Club 8 FINAL STANDL-NGS LoveliDrugs 19 Speedy Muffler 16 Henry Buildall 12 Mr. Rentail 12 Brooklin Legion 8 lions Club 8 Cardinal Containers 7 BANTAM MolyMatid 8 Wheelies 7 Kinsmnen 20 Donald Travel 23 Klwanis Club 15 Donald Travel 9 Wheelies 24 Knsmen Club 5 STANDINGS Wbeelies 19 MollyMaid 18 Kiwanis Club 10 KlnsnenClub 8 DonaldTravel 3 and forwards tended net. Paul Smailey, president of the Whitby Bail Hockey League, said the tournament was a great suc- cess. Judy Smith, league secretary- treasurer, was an organizer. Gippers took home $475 as win- ners. Utica, one of *the eight teams in the tournament, was disqualified from further play when two players were found to be improperly in the lineup in a Saturday match-up. The team, which plays in a Port Perry league, could now be suspen- ded for a fûll calendar year accor- ding to bail hockey association rules. Playoffs in the Whitby league have begun and will continue until Aug. 25. Midas went undefeated during the regular season. With another two victories under their beit, Brooklin Redmen have only tonight's gamne against Peter- borough left ta finish the regular season in Ontario Lacrosse Association (OLA) major-senior league action. Brooklin took Peterborough Lakers down the pipes with a 14-5 *in in the liftlock city. Gil Nieuwendyk 'Was back to his old form with four goals while Bruce Redwood and Blaine Harrison each tallied a pair. Barry Brear, Jeff Garlin, Brian Colm, Kevin Antrim, John Fusco and Derek Kennan Whitby Iroquois soccer SQUIRT (as of JuIy 20/87) Beige/Maroon ................. 4 C.B. Foeter &Sons................O Scorers: Leigh Willems 2), Cliff Cop- polino, Sean Sorensen. Shutout: Eric Pentz. Midas Muffler ................... 5 W.D.F.F. Local 2036 ..............O Scorers: Ryan Basdeo (4), Neil Thorton. Shutout: Warren Coughlan. Whitby Lions ................. 12 I.asco Steel...................... 1 Scorers. Timnothy Dasilva (4), Steven Race (3), Paul Lambert <2), Duane plalueyer, Paul Caley, Jamie Good- fellow, Colin Reid. Waterbed Company ............... 5 Goed/Royal...................... 5 rounded out the scoring. Lakers were overwhelmed by the visiting club throughout the game, trailing 8-1 after the first period and 12-3 after 40 minutes of play. Mike. Burke, Dale Evans, Kent Ferguson, Bruce Ogilvie and Jim Vilneff counted markers for the Laker squad. It almost appeared ta be deja vu in Brooklin's match-up with Mississauga Renegades as Redmen again led 8-F'at the end of the first period, and 12-3 heading for the SEE PAGE 22 Scorrs:1>avd Mrrisn b, Brnda Masterson (2), Evan Kitanura (2), George Epaminondas. Forest Green/White ............ .. 1 Kelly Green Forest Green/White............... 1 Kelly Green/Gold.................O Scorer: Eric vanacker. Navy Blue......................2 Whitby Optimists................. 2 Scorers: Andre Bynde, Michael Hadden, Glenn Sinkins, Wesley Suddons.. Hardiman & Mount Ins ............ 6 Swiss Chalet..................... 3 Scorers: David Farquharson (3), Michael Magee (3), Mark Haynes (3). STANDINGS Beige & Maroon. 18 Forest Green/White 17 Navy Blue 15 C.B. Foster & Sons 12 Gold &Royal 10 Hardinian & Mount Ins. 9 Whitby Lions LoS 9 WhitbyOptiniists 9 Swiss Chalet e Midas Muffler 7 Kelly Green/Gold 4 Waterbed Company 4 Lasco Steel 3 W.O.F.F. Loca12W36 0 Whitby's senior basebali team left their bats behind and feli victim to two bad innings to lose both games of a doubleheader in Peter- borough over the weekend. "We got off to à bad start in both games," said pitcher-manager Howie Moore of Whitby. Whitby gave up eight runs in the second in- ning of the first game before fallinig 9-1 and then gave up six runs to start the second game. Whitby came back strongly in that second game but feil short 6-5. The team stroked six hits in the second game after managing only one in the first. That brought an end to a hot hit- ting streak that ended with a 17-6 romp over Little Britain last Tuesday, July 21. Oshawa has locked up first place in the Gilmer division but second place could be decided when Whit- by ends the regular schedule again- st Port Hope. Peterborough is also in the hunt for second in the tough, strong Gilmer. "lEvery team there can beat each other at any time," said Moore ôf the similar talent level of the four teaMs. "It's the closest it's been in 10 years." The teams meet in Peterborough this weekend to decide the league championship and then the Ontario Basebail Association playoffs begin next week. Whitby will play in the B division.' Whitby wilI have top pitcher John Turner on the mound this weekend. Tennis tourney >August 6-19 The Whitby Tennis, Club wil be holding the annual County Town tournament Aug. 6 to 9 at Iroquois Park in Whitby. Last year -the event had a good turnout. There are five different categories for, the aduit tour- nament. For more info cali 666-2737 or 668- 9978. ----------------- - - CLEARANCE SALE SELECTED. BOX PLANTS STARTING AT .25t, WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION 0F IMI BEGONIAS e PETUNIAS a MARIGOLDS WIDE VARIETI ES TO CHOOSE FRý TREES & SHRUBS ALSO AVAILAE WE SPECIALIZE IN QUALITY ANI PERENNIALS BOX PLAN1 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8:00Oa.m. - 9:00Op.m. DRIVE A LITTLE - SAVE A LOT 427-2525 I PATIENS & MORE 3LE NUALS& AJA WHITBY 8AYLY AVE. VICTORIA ST. u1 4 * SOD AVAILABLE . ....NOW!l Whitby, bal hockey FINAL STANDINGS TEAM W L TPT Midas Muffler 14 0 2 30 Melanie Pringles 6 6 4 16 Russel's Hustlers 5 6 5 15 Sheridan Chev-Olds 5 9 2 12 McKee Fuels 3 12 1 7 TOP SCORERS PLAYER. 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