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PAGE 32, WHITBY FREE PRiESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13,1989 Aperfiec"t week for MInoratm The Passport Whitby miner atom A team completed, a perfect week of play. with a pair of victories over Markham and wins against Port Perry and OshawaRed Wings On Dec. 5,' Whitby plowed Markham, 7-0., Adam Yule anchored the big win in net with some astounding Baves. Brian Vinent showered Mark- ham's goalie with four goals and added an assiat, while singles were potted by'Grant Souter, Matt Capson and Ryan O'Leary. JasonhiriDavid Farquharson and O'Larypicked up air of assista and M jke Cartwrigt and Capson added singles ta aide in the win. The return ta Markhamn on Nov. 9 was alinost identical in playand score. Whitby nailed Markham ta the wall with eight goals, while Brent Johnston stone-walled Markhazn's attack, letting in only one goal and helpingput Whitby on top 8-1. Ca pson was the big. gunner registering ahgt, trick (3)while Souter tucked in two the rest of the goals being picked up by Irwin, O'Lear and Vinent. Vinent and Scott Young each had a pair of assista, while FPaquhar- son and Souter each had one. In between the two Markham games, Whitby travelled ta Port Perry for an exhibition game with their combined majoy-minor teain. This rnatchup prove d ta no Oshawa rink. first in Beef Spiel The Deug Freeman rink of Oshawa won the Whitby Beef Spiel Classic at the Whitby Curl- ing Club Dec. 1-3. With ski Freea was vice Brian Suddard, esecond Mike Trudeau and lead John Flegg. The runner-up was the rink cf Skip Ron Cameron (Whitby) vice Murray Moynes, second bave Henderson and lead Bob Win- ters. The two-game high went te the rink cf skip John Brotherhood vice Peter McConnery, second George Shields and lead Richard Turner Jr. Runner-up in the two-game high was the rinkof skip Cuck Wozniak, vice Jeff Selly second Gary Cleghorn and lead Bob- Purdy Jr. The three-game high went.ta the rink cf skip Ron Allisen, vice Steve Smith, second Bon Larkin and lead Kent Cochrane. The four-gaine high winner was Scott lHowie (Port Perry), with the runner-up John Steski (Lindsay). conteat as Whitbyiéd byï a five- goal outburst by Vinent, defeated FotP y8-4. Souter, OLeary and Capson counted one each ta round out the scoring. Young and Irwin had two assista each while single assists came from Capson, O'Leary, John Léang Mike Cart- wright and Ryan Mcled. To wrap up the week's play, ,Passport Whitby clobbered league rival, Oshawa Little NHL Red Wings, 8-2 at the Ghildren's Arena on Sunday. Souter picke up a pair of gasfrom bis fixedposition in ontof the net and Vinent mat-* ched hlm with two of bise wn. The remainder of the scoring was. spread out, with goals from Farquhason, Irwin, Young and Capson. Assisawere also well spread as helpers came off the sticks of Souter, Capson, Young, Vincent, Farquharson, Cart- wright and Gina King. Passport coaching staff mem- bers were pleased with the team's defensive effort through- eut the week. The defensive unit is led by goalies Yule and John- ston and defencemen are Ilyson Peel,ý John Ljang, Cartwright Adam McCarl, Farquharsen anc1 Mcleod. The" Linda Stewart rink from Oshawa won the Attersley ladies bonspiel on Dec. 6 at the Whitby Curling Club. .With sk:ip Stewart was vice Laurie Robinson second Martha Hogrt and lead Marg Beare. Runer-up was the Port Perry rink of ski p Louise Haugen, vice Eileen Gibson, second Dianne Gorelki ad lead Cathy Neely. Second was the Wht by rink cf The Whitby novice B hockey teain won one of their three f mes at the recent Stan Fisher emorial Tournarnent in King- siton. Both Whitby losses came in the final minutes of gaines. Whitby lest 3-2 ta, Oshawa in the first game, lest 5-3 in the second gaine ta another Oshawa teain (the !agit goal coming on an empty netter), and defeated Pais 8-4 in the third gaie. Whitby, sponsored byHigh- land Van and Storage, taok on Oshawa Canadiens mn the first gaine. Bobby Schlitt frein Whitby tied it upI16 seconds after Osh- awa had taken the lead. Oshawa went ahead with the only goal in the second. Schlitt ignited the Whitby offenoe with bis second goal cf the game on a perfect pass froin Sammy Scheepers ta put the two teains in a deadlock. Whitby drew a costly penalty late in the third wbich gave Oshawa the man advantage for the remain- der cf the gaine. Oshawa didn7t squander tis opportunity, put- ting in the go-àhead goal with 1:06 left in regulation. Whitby then pulled their gea- lie. Winniing thé draw, they kfept it deep in Oshawa s end, but couldn t capitalize. The second game saw Whitby suit up against the Oshawa BlackhawkS. Ini the firit, Whitby juniped ahead on some nice teain work froin Shane Neil and Paul Heinrich, Heinrich tipping it in to put thein ahead. During the end of the period Schlitt banged ini another, making it 2-0. In the second period, Oshawa managed ta tie it up at 2-2. The tud period was scorelesa until, wt the dlock ticl 'mg down and overtime looming, Oshawa managed ta, put one past Whitby's netininder. With les than a minute remaining Whitby pulled their goalie bugt Mariyn oodwith vice Pat Gibson, second J. Palmer and lead Marleen Shaw. Runner-up was the Lindsaf rink cf skip Kathy Brumwel, vice Bar-bKelly, second Nancy Graham and lead Eleancr Plewes. Thfrd was the Avonlea rink cf skip Ruth Nicholîs, vice M.A. Hicks, second A. Nanson and lead B.A. Ward Oshawa scored an empty-netter. Whitby outshot Oshawa 31-15 but.couldnt finish up on many scoring chances. In Whitby's third game, Paris epened up the period with a goal, but Heinirich scored on a feath- eredpass from Micheal Feret ta get Whutby's wbeels roling. A little later, McArthur scored for a one-goal lead, Heinrich and Feret each getting an assiat on the platy. Ini the second, Whitby initiated an ambush, with goals from McArthur, Andrew Mueller and another from l-einrich. Assista were tagged ta. Schlitt (2), McArthur and Danny Lynch. Paris managed ta net two goals in the second, putting the score at 5-3, before entering the third. Se hlitt opened up the third with a gal on a delicate pass f'rein ArturHeim-ich, a, stan- dout in the taurnament picked up another goal giving hlmi a bat trick. With minutes remaining Feret drilled one in ta get in on scoring barrage, the assista ta Jason Dickson and Scheepers. Paris scored another goal at the close of the game. The team will next see tourna- ment action in Bowmanville over the Christmas break. Silver, bronze for Foster Tiffani Foster competed in Santa Skate '89 which was. held in Port Carlin g on Dec. 9. She won silver in the junior bronze elementa and bronze ini the junior bronze free skate for ages l and ever. She will next see action in the 1'rst twomonth of the new year. She will turn 12 on the first day cf the new year. Stewart 'rink daims Attersley bonspie NoviLces win' one, lose 2 close games in Kingston tournament