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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1987, PAGE 19 Clayton leads the way Mike Clayton scored two tries for the Vikings first team in a 31-0 decision oiver the York second team The first team will resumè Mar- shallJup play Sept. 12, 3 p.m., 'at Lakeview Park. .Oshawa is playing Barrie in a quarter-final contest. The Vikings second team rolled over York's third teami 38-8 in another Aug. 29 contest. Stone had three tries while Greg O'Connor of Whitby rep soccer ROY'S ENTERPRISES BOYS U-13 PEE WEES July21- Whitby 7 Ajax 0 Scorers: Paul Siciliano <3), Michael Hunte, Shane Bevan, Sean Edwards, Brent WUillams (penalty). Shutout: Brent Williams. JUly 27- Whtby 4 .Pickering O Scorera: Paul Siciliano (2), Shane Bevan (2). Shutout: Brent Wiffams. August 4- Witby 4 Oshawa Kicks 0 Scorers: Richard Bokor, Paul Siciliano, Josh*, Malarczuk, Michael Hunte. Shutout: Brent Williams. August 1l- Whtby 1 Oshawa Italia 1 Scorer: Richard Bokor. Auguat 18- Whltby 4 Peterborough 0 Scorers: Paul Siiilano, David Szabo, Chris Davies, Joah Malarczuk. Shutout: Brent Williams. Auguat 25- Whitby 8 Ajax 1 Scorers: Paul Siciliano .(4), Josh Malar- czuk (2), Michael Hunte (2). PLAYOFF September 2- Whitby 3 Ajax 0 ýScorers: Paul Siciliano, Michael Hunte, Shane Bevan. Shutout: Brent Williams. Whitby minor basebali BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE FINALS Goldhawks 12 Durham Equip. 3 Snowden 13 WhitIýy Rotary 8 Durham Equip. 7 Snuwtlen 6 CHAMPIONSIIIP GAME Goldhawks il Durham Equip 4 TYKES TYKES Kiwanis 14 Vick Insurance 10 NRS Realty il Whitby Cleaner 2 Munns Press 9 NRS Realty 3 Kiwanis 16 Century 21 15 Century 21 12 Kinsmen i CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Munns Press 14 Century 21 8 Whitby scored two tries and Stu Craig of Whitby had five conver- sions. LETTER To the editor: The house league of the Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club has completedA its regular season and piayoffs are now underway. Thanks go out to ail coaches and parent volunteers whose dedication each and every week for the past 15 weeks made an enjoyable season for Whitby and Brooklin youth. Special thanks to Jackie Mc- Blain, Sam Coppolino, Tony Van- derley, Robert and Cindy Ruther- ford for co-ordinating their respec- tive divisions in order to maintain a smoôth running season. The efforts of a few ensured the 1,100 plus children in the Whitby- Brookiin area got to play and learn soccer. Next season many will return along with new children from the increasing population. More volunteers are needed as the popuiarity of soccer increases. Courses and' development programs are organized and run in the off-season in order to educate and inform volunteers. Ail in terested persons should feel free to contact the executive of the Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club. Sincerely, Gerry Plakmeyer 411 z BROOKLIN REDMEN were put British Columbia, where they will at- through a rigorous practice last week tempt to win the Mann Cup. before leaving for New Westminster, Free Press photo Brooklin coach plans run-and-gun style By ROXANNE REVELER Although Brooklin Redmen went undefeated during the 1987 season with 20 regular season and seven playoff victories to earn the Ontario lacrosse Association (OLA) cham- pionship, they are not taking it for granted that they can waltz to a Mann Cup win. On the contrary, Redmen head honcho Peter Vipond put his sqiüad throughthree vigorous practises at Brooklin's Luther Vipond Arena last week, paying particular atten- tion to oltensive one-on-one situations. The reasoning is simple. Their opponents for the national chamn- pionships, New Westminster Salmonbellies, have an excellent, disciplined defense, one that can shut a club down fast. And balan- cing the defensive lines, are some great marksmen renowned for put- ting shots in the net. What Vipond intends to do is go with his teamn's run-and-gun style of play, which often causes odd-man I ATOM Whitby Iroquois soccer SQUIRT Whitby Lions 3 Kelly Green/Go O Goalacorers: Steven Race (2), Tim DaSilva. (Shutout: Scott Lennox. Navy Blue 4 Midas Muffler 0 Goassorers: Brian Crily (2), Jamie Barnett, Michael Hadden. Beige/Maroon 7 Waterbed Co. 0 Goalscorers: Sean Sorenson(3), Cliff Coppolino (2), Neil Gladstone, Leigh Willems. Shutout: Christopher Thom- spon. C.B. Foster 2 Brown/Gold 0 Goalscorers: Ryan Babcock, Luke Bainard. Shutout: Ryàn Taylor. Gold/Royal 4 Swiss Chalet 2 Goalscorers: George Epaninondas, Evan Kitanura, David Clark, Bobby Schlitt(2). Forest Green 2 W.D.F.F. 0 Goalscorers: Jason Schleiffer, Jeffrey Holweg. Hardiman 4 Optimists 2 Goalscorers: Michael Robertson (3), David Farquharson, Bradley Kauffelt, Wesley Suddnns. Wheelhouse i Liz Rankin 0 Goalscorer: Kevin Clarke. Shutout: Jason Chapman. Optimists 2 Broughton Tow 1 Goalscorers: Joshua Rico (2), D.J. Kelly. CRCS 4 Turner Carp. 0 Goalscorer: Barry Crawford (3), Steven Webb. Checker's 3 Consumer Gas 1 STANDINGS Whitby Optimists ................ 27 CRCS General Contracting ........ 22 Broughton Motors & Towing ....21 The Wheelhouse..................il1 Checker's Variety ................ 10 Consumers Gas................... 8 Turner Carpentry................. 8 Liz Rankin Remax ................ 5 Games played Sept. I Optimists 2 Turner Carp. 0 Goalacorers: Kevin Kyc, Mark Wilson. Shutout: Shawn Monster. Broughton Tow 2 CRCS 1 Goalscorers: Tommy DeSilva, Jimmy Boyd, Barry Crawford. Consumers Gas 3 Cheekers 2 Goalseorers: Sean Saunders(2), Andrew Ashbee, Robin Halton, Derek Odeli. Wheelhouse 4' Liz Rankin i Goalscorers: Trevor Coppolino (3), Frank Amendelo. Ian Howart. 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He was the WLA's top gun this year with 85 points in 24 games. Following close behind in the stats were Bob Johnston, second in scoring with 74 points, and' Geordie Dean, third with 68. With ail three playing for Salmon- bellies, it's easy to see why they are undisputed champs of the west. Add to this trio veterans Eric Cowison, -Lyle Robinson, Tod Lorenz and the between-the-pipers duo of Shawn Quinlan and Rod Bannister, and you have the back- ..bone of the western contending team. Coach d'Easumn has 12 new faces on his team this year including former Peterborough Lakers ace Andy Ogilvie, Bannister, Scott Pat- SEE PAGE 26 TIRED 0F COOKING?. OR JUST A FAMILY TREAT TASTE THE BEST FISH & CHIPS IN TOWN TO EAT IN ORTAKE OUT West LYnde Ftsli & Chip s 965 Dundas St. West r' West Lynde Plaza Corner of Dundas & Jeffery TEL: 430-0666 *Coming Soon* AS 0F OCT. 4TII WE WILL BE OPEN SUNDAYS FOR TAKE OUT ONLY From 4:O00P.M. - 7: 0P.M .