8Tigers in marathon s Eight members of the Whtby T 8er Rnning Club will ho par- ticipating in the Boston Maaton over the Easter week- end. Ian Barron, president of the Whitby Tgers Runnn lb Sualfe o h event with a' tîme of three hours, il minutes, 28 seconds ini the Marie Cornas Marathon in Washington, D.C.-, in November. Ho will ho joined by John Colline (captain), Day. Johnston, Malcolm Suddons, John Houston" Bryan Davies, Paul Zeman and Byiran Feavurer. B.F GODIC THEOOK £ SFREE INSTALLATION & WHEEL BALANCING WE SPECIALIZE IN MAG WHEEL BALANCING . LIMITjveDROAH Q ualifier Sale 19x7S13.$80025x0R1..$2.0ALL SEASON s~< 25x70SR13 .... $93.00 225x60S14...sbas.00 fiê f r * 205x70SRl4..-$98» O245x80SR 14-J.$,20.00 155xO0R13.--....$64.00 2l5x70SR14..$101.O0 235XMS15...$12200 175xS0R1nl&__...$68.o 225170SR14..$105.00 245x60SR5...$124.00 185xOR3...«...p.0 215x70SR15.$105.0 55x60SR5...$12go 9 x7R.......0O S 225x70SR15..$109.00 275xSXOR5..$135.00 9?R1...$8c JIMMY GREGORCIC, 13,9 shown (ini Jane publice chool where he is a stu- headgear) in action at Leslie MeFar- dent, je airning for an Ontario titie in Whi"tby student d ms for provincial capionshiP PyChri. Bovie While the Ultimate Warrjor maty ho the new king of the theatrical WW, 13-year -old Jimniy Gregoric of Whitby i- turning heada in t he real thing, Olympic-style wrestling. Gregorcie a niember of the Durhamn x-L'iWrestIlng Club, was undefeated ini a recent tournament in Haersle. He 15 in the midst oi a busy schedule that includes a tournament in Scar- borougli, and a match for his school, Leslie McFarlane, on the sarne weekend wrap- ping up iwith the provincials Aprii 21 at -Humhor College. Andy D4rment, one of the coadhing staff of the XLs, is confident that the Whitby wrestler could take first place iîn hie banai 26-lb. class at the provincials. Lat ;aGe goli fnished ninth in -hie fflt ever provincial tournament. «We're confident about bis chances. We have pretty well seen everybodywrestle,» Dyment said. Dyment along with fellow coaching staff mnembers b3ob Stur and Bob Johansen, p kd..li Gregorcic after the Whitby «Me's exceptionail fit. Hoelias the three S'a - skili, speed and strength," said Dyment. To continue on to the Canadian reg*onals Ma3, rgri ilhvto w ork som e si'tk . . re o c c w l ha e t «rPm really confident," ho says. 'TPve been working real hard.» With every match, the young wrestler appears stronger, and ho will be a force soon ta reckoned with whenho readhes the Slam dunkcontest at college Durhamn College will hoat the second annual Collegiate'o- Sports-Marlin Travel slamdunk contest on Wednesday, April il. The competition will hogin at 5 p.m. and will feature the best high sehool basketbafl lani dunkers in the Durham Region. Participants will ho competing for the grand prize of a trip for two to Chicago ta seeMichael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls during the 1990-91 National Basketball Association regular season. Last year's slani dunk contest was a smashing success, attracting 600 spectatoris and featuring 12 competitors. This year's organizing committee is aiming to draw 750 spectators and 17 competitors. For the second consecuftive year, Coflegiate Sports wullh b a major sponsor. olegiate Sports will ho providing two tickets for a 1990-91 Chicago Bulla reguldar season home gaine as part of the grand prize package in addition to merdliandise7 for the second prize winner. Also, Collegiate Sports will ho providing promotional posters, ticket and ticket selling facilities for the contest. Thisyear marks the flrst year of Marlin Tae's involvement in the siani dunk contest. As a major sponsor of the event,' Marlin Travel lias provided two return flights te Chicago for use anytime during the 1990-91 NJA, regular season. LAWN MASTER> Wed COntrol-Fertlzing..Lawn Insect Control "lBook pour Iawn service before April l5th and be eligible to WIN the Iawn service you ve bookedl" Cali no w for a FREE estîmate! 728m 3 5 8 9 Gov't Llcensed - Owner Operated Ickets will ho $1 for «the contest. ickets went on sale Monday, March 19, and can be purchased at the Durham College Athiete Complex and Collegiate Sports in Oshýawa and Pickering. Correction It should have been stated li last week's edition that Lea- Anme Muir was an aIl-star at the grade 12 level at a volleyball tournainent, not grade 10 as was stated. -The Free Press wishes ta apo- logize for the error and any embarrassment which have resulted. Whitby men's W L T Pr Coa2 1 o 4 BevrLumber 2 2 0 4 custom Auto 2 2 0 4 NES 2 2 0 4 FamflY NKaY* i 2 0 2 R. J. Phnuips 2 0 2 6 T. P. Spartu 2 1 1 5 C.IL Auto 2 i 1 6 Hofmnd Luniber 0 4 o à A'il 4-5à IL.J. Phfflip. 5 T. P. Spars 4 Beaer Lum. 4 NES 2 FamIIy art. 7 CustomMAto 4 C. K.Auto 5 CeMrfka 1 Ca""j 4 Bmvo Lum. 1 T. P. Sports 5 Hofland 7 m 8 le 1