___ w v PAGE 26, WHFBy FREE PRESS, wEDNEsDAY, MAY 30,1990 Blue Jays president to speak in Whi'tby Paul Beeston, president of the Toronto Blue Jays, will be guest speaker at the Presiident's Break- fast to be held by the Rotary Club of WIhitby on Wednesday, June 20, 7:30 a.xn., at Heyden- shore Pavilion. Tickets are $20 each for the second annual President's Break- fast. Ail proceeds go to, the Whitby General Hospital FIrst Class Fund campaign. For tickets cali any member of the club or Trevor McCagherty at 579-1520. On June 6, Stephanie Bail, president of th Durhami YWCA, will be guest speaker at the club's regular meeting on lune 6 at the Whitby Mail Restaurant. On June 28, the club will hold its annual President's Night at the Whitby* Yacht Club, begin- ning at 6 p.m. Outgoing pre- sident Sherry Bassin will band over the club gcavel to incoming president David Sorichetti. On June 24, the Whitby Rotary Club and Rotary Club of Whitby Sunrise will dedicate a plaque to mark the Rotary 4- Wav Test projeet. The ceremony will be held at Rotary Park on Brock St.- S., starting at 2 p.m. Master of ceremonies will be Barrie Liennox. Neil Murkar will make a presentation on the his- tory of the 4-Way Test of Rotary. GRADER and SNOWPLOW BLADES BUCKET LIPS and BUCKET EDGES L524 WATSON ST. E. WHITBY, ONTARIO JEFF WHITE RENRY HAWKS player slides into third base as St. MaiyÈs thfrd basenian tries to snag a throw that bounced off the infield durng lest week's game. won by Whitby 10-O. Playoffi began yesterday (Tuesday). Chris Bovi. photo Seniors off to fast start with 4 straight wins. Whitby Spruce Villa Cana- dians remain undefeated after their first four games in the senior basebali league. Two victories over the week- end following a close win over Oshawa have pushed the Whitby team to top spot in the league. On Sunday, Rod Nichols hit a double and a single and drove in four runs to power Whitby to a 13-8 victory over Scarborough. Scott Burnett, who pitched six innings for the win, had two hits and drove in two runs. Jody Turner, co-coach of the team, had tree hits. Keith Powell pitched three innings in relief of Burnett. Scarborough led 5-1 and the first inning but Whitby came back scoring four runs in the thircf inning and three runs in the fifth inning. Dave Divan took the loss for Scarborough.. On Saturday, Powell and Bur- nett each had two hits and two runs-batted-in as Whitby defea- ted Newcastle 5-1. Rob Lyttle allowed nine hits in eight innng of work on the mound for «Whitby. Powell pit- ched one inning in relief. Brett Foster pitched for Newcastle. Doug M4cCorkell, Turner and Nichols also -had two hits each for Whitby. On May 22, Dave Izneson's third hit of the game drove in the winrnng run in a 10-9 decision over Oshawa. Imeson drove in Nîchols who had tripled. Imeson had three runs-batted-i.n for the game. Burnett and McCorkell each had two hits for Whitby. Steve Donner went the dis- tanoe on the mound for Whitby, allowing 12 hits in seven mi- nings.e Tom Brabin, relived by Chris Michelson, pitched for Oshawa in the see-saw contest. «There were a few errors ... it wasn't the best-played game,» said Turner. Hawks finish lst in division By Chris Bovie The Henry Hawks basebal squad dumped St. Marys 10-0 last week to carry the team into the playoffs. (Hawks started the playoffs Tuesda against Bowmanville with Jeremy 1arness on the mound . If the club wins its Tues- day games they will play ini the final today at Kfinsmen Park. Scores were not available at press time). The Hawks finished the regu- lar season with a 7-2 record and the niembers of the team from the Oshawa General players have fit ight in. Hawks went into the playoffis with more depth than any pre- vosHenry teai. Te1 its against St. Marv came from 13 Hawk players. I s thig bench strength that leaves coach lKen Saznanski's lineup card lookin like chicken scratc at the endof a gaine. Henry's pitching and defense was tightening up once again, perhaps the result of an embar- rassing loss. "It' probably. the best thing that could have happened to the teain. The were a few mwelled heads,» Samanski said. The best teain during the regu- lar seaon isn't guarenteed a championship title. And with a one-game elimination format, there is no margin for error. Just ask last year's Hawk team that was defeated by an upstart Ajax sciool basebJI SKNORBOYS K.uguDfrfrk G W L T Gg EaadaleA) 9 9 0 O00 ONeill(A) 7 6 1 0 2 Dwyer 8 4 4 0 41)2 Robert.s 8 4 4 0 4 Y2 Bowinmile 8 3 5 0 51V2 Enitdal(C) 8 2 6 0 81Y2 Courtice 918a08a Wente Div Henry 8 62 00 Aj" 8 862 00 Dunbmrtoe 7 62 0 in D. OCoem 9 4 5 0 2 V2 Baut"a1(M) 8 260 4 OL KlJ7 9 2 6 1 4 O'NeillW(M 8 O 7 1 5112 Ram squad. "I hope we win,» Samanski stated on the eve of his team's playoff action. 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