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WITBY FREE PRESS, VJEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1988, PAGE 15 Whitby baseballers fali five Peterborough came from behind in the best-of-five senior basebaîl final series, to defeat Whitby and gain a spot in the Ontario B finals in Dundas over the Labor Day weekend. Whl-itby led the series- two games to one before resuming play,* after postponements due to rain, on Saturday. On the mound for Peter- borough wvas Brad Clark, the league's hardest thrower, and he stopped the Whitby bats cold with a two-hitter, striking out 10 along games- the way, as Peterborough won 5-1 to tie the series. Then on Monday night, in the best-played game of the series, Peterborough claimed a 3-2 victory, to win the EOBA titie. Peterborough, losers of only four games during the regular season, had another ace, Bob Wylie, on the mound and he threw a seven-hitter. Whitby led 2-0 early on but a 1un in the fifth inning and two in SER PAGE 17 A RACER prepares for the start of a Hobie Cat regatta on Lake Ontario Saturday morning. Rcers didn't get much help from the weatherxnan early, but later in the afternoon winds picked up and made for some good sailing. Free Press photo Hobie Cat regatta winners Twenty-six entries took part in the Hobie Cat 'Tast Chance' regatta at the Whitby Yacht Club over the weekend. Skipper Dave Hopper of Toronto and crew Mvaija Stark were first in the 18A (18-fr. craft) division. Scott Taras of Whitby and crew ,Phil Langford .vere first. inthe 18B.clàis. In class 17, Chris Upton of Toronto was first while Dave Sarzis of OriBlia, with crew Vicki House, won the 16A class. Tony Vinent, commodore of the Hobie Cat fleet in Whitby (#74), says he hopes te double the number of entries in next year's event. The weekend event was the, nuûa htyrgta WHITBY CATCHER Tom Spaxnan waits for the throw as a Peterborough player stides safely into homeplate during play at Iroquois on Saturday. Whitby lost this game 5-1, then lost in Peterborough 3-2 on Monday to bow out of the EOBA playoffs. Fe Pes photo MANN C UP Coquitlam, Brooklin iin final Brooklin Redmen will be hosting the Coquitlam Adanacks in this year's Mann Cup.. Redmen defeated Peterborough in a best-of-seven final in four games straight. Coquitlam advanced by defeating New Westminster four games to three, also in a best-of-seven-final. There will be no major changes in the Redmen' lineup, and barring injuries, the Redmen will go with the saine 25-man rooster that saw them go undefeated through the regular season, -a round-robin tournament and the Ontario final against Peter- borough Quakers. The only player added to the Redmen lineup was Jim Meredith, who played the regular season with Huntsville. But according to Redmen general manager Bob Duignan, if an injury does occur, either Dave McWhirter or Greg Lepine, two fine junior players, will be joining the team. Both played for Whitby Warriors during the past year and both are graduating to the senior level next year. "Both have good defensive abilities,' said Duignan, adding Whitby mînor basebail BANiTAM Aug. 21 Goldhawks Il Snowden Rubberl0 Century 21 8 Curt Brown Elcc.6 Aug. 22 Rotary Club XI Century 21 4 (Century 21 eliminated) Aug. 24 Snowden 10 Rotary 6 (Rlotary Club eliminated) SEMI-FINAL Aug. 25 Snowden Rubr 15 Coldhawks 10 (Final betwcen Snowden & Goldhawlc, Sunday, Aug. 28, 5 p.m.) that the two additions would also gain an introduction to major- /senior lacrosse. The only suspect injury to a Redmen player is that of Kevin Antrim, who bas an ankle injury. Derek Keenan had pulled a hamstring during the playoffs against Peterborough, but he will be ready for the flrst game of the Mann.Ciip. The first gaine is on Wednesday, Sept. 7. The second game will be played the following day on Thursday, Sept. 8. The thiird game is Saturday, Sept. 10; the fourth on Sunday, Sept. il; if necessary, a fifth game will be held Tuesday, Sept. 13; a sixth, Wednesday, Sept. 14; and a seventh, Friday, Sept. 16. Ail gaines will be played at Iroquois Park arena beginning at 8 p.m. Coquitlam, led by Brampton native Jin Veltman, upset New Westminster in a seven-game series and will represent the west in the Mann Cup showdown against Brooklin Rednien starting next week. New Westminster, last year's B.C. representative in the Mann Cup won by Redmen, had managed to tie the, series afrer falling behind thre games to one. But Coquitlain won the seventh game by a 9-6 score. Scorers for Coquitlain, going te the Canadian final for the flrst time in their 24-year history were Mark- Naclaski, Guy Prentice, Bob Klein, Jody Pwa, Doug Manning, Dan Lemond, Kirk Suzuki, Paolo Brunoro and John Hedlund. Bill Thomas is the Swim registration Registration for the Whitby Iroquois Swim Club will be held Saturday, Sept. 10, 9 a.m. to noon, and Sept. 13, 14 and 15, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., at Iroquois Par compi ex. Call 576-4378 or 668-6575 for mopre, informat#on. solid starting goaltender for Adanacs. Adanacs gear their offence around Veltman, named player of the year in senior lacrosse in B.C. It was predicted in a Van- couver Sun newspaper article that Adanacs would defeat Redmen in six games, despite the strengthened Redmen roster over last season. Redmen won last year's Mann Cup, played in B.C., in seven gaines. Lacrosse p Iayoffs MAJOR FINAL Aug. 24 Broodlin 10 Peterborough 6 >B3rooliln wins best-of-seven 4-0, advances to, Marnn Cup Canadian championuhip) B.C. LACROSSE SENIOR Aug. 17 N. Westminster 14 Coquitlam 8 Aug. 18 Coquitlam 7 N. Westminster 5 Aug. 20 Caquitlam 14 N. Westminster 13 Aug. 22 Coquitlam 8 N. Westminster 7 Aug. 24 N. Westminster 8 Coquitlam 6 Aug. 25 N. Westminster 8 Coquitlam 5 Aug 27 Coquitlam 9 N. Westminster 6 <Coquitlaxn wins best-of-seven final 4-3, advances ta Manin Cup final vs. Broolin) MANN CLIP SCHEDULE (AIl gamie start nt 8 pan at IroquoislPar-k ai-ria) Pirat game Wednesday. Sept. 7 Second grime - Thuraday, Sept. 8 Third game Saturday, Sept. 10 Pourth game- Suriday, Sept. Il Fifth Tucsday, sept. 13 *Sixth Wedncsday, Sept. 14 *Sevcnth - Friday, Sept. 16 if necessary MlINTO CTJP JUNIOR LACROSSE CHAMI'IONSHIP Prcliminary rouind TEAM W L Esquimault 3 1 Coquitlam 2 2 Peterborough 1 3 (Peterborough eliminatedî ýâ.**i -â.. A& e .*é ý 4 k.à* b,** & 4