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PAGE 20,,WIflTYFRJ± PRMeS WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 199Ù> Strong, showing for Whitby in socoer tourney Whitby's premier under-1O boys were finaliste in an international soccer tournament July 7-8. Whitby Preclous Plates WN Things played in the fifth annual Niagara Pioneer International Tournamnent in Youngstown, New York. The tournament hosted 136 teains representing six states and Ontarico, and there were three teains from Scoland. Teamwork sparked by good passing and a strong offensive display marked the main features of Whitby's early games. In the first gaine, Whitby defeated Dynamos from Southfield, Michigan 5 - 1. Jason Schleiffer (2), Chris Rutherford, George Epaininondas and Glen Mayer contributed goals for Whitby. For Mayer, the newest player on the team, it was bis first goal of the Z»-s!. Ini the second gaine, Whitby shut out the' Mustangs fromn Pittsburg, New -York 6 - 0. Schleiffer had a banner gaine, cickIng for four goals, while singles were scored by Michael Hadden and Paul Kinghan. The strong midfield fine of Matthew Whelan, John Gillingham, and Joel - Witton suýpported Whitby's strong offensive peforinance. Adamn Farr recorded the shutout with strong support from fullbaclcs Kevin DaSilva, Michael Cross and Brian Rainey In Mte third gaine, the Demons froin Philadelphia, Pennsylvania provided, Whitby with their toughest competition within divisional play. With both teains tied with two wins and no lasses, and with the Demons having a one-goal advantageit was necessary for Whtbyto win te qualify for the chapionship gaine. After a scoreless first hall', in the second haif, Brett MacRury scored bis first goal of the seasn, and Rutherford added another te, give Whitby a 2-O0 victory. Farr played bis finest gaine in goal, challenging several atcngforwards and making seveal ey saves. DaSilva and Kinghan played solidly on fullback te support Whitby's victory. The championship gaine featured undefeated Whitby against the undefeated strikers FREE INSTALLATION AND WHEEL BALANCE, ELECTRA TURBO HP OWL 175 x 70SR13 ...$69.00 185 x 70SR13 ...$72.00 195 x 70SR 13 ...$78.00 205 x 70SR1 4...$80.00 215 x60SR14 ...$83.00 235 x 60SR14 ...$87.00 215 x65SR15 ...$90.00 225 x70SR1 5...$92.00 235 x 60SR15 ...$100.00 275 x 60SR15 ..$1 12.00 235 x 70SR15 ..$100.00 USED TIRES and up fromStrngsi11e, Ohio. Wbitby Strona¶fisthi lead of2 -O0with two goals by Schleiffer (for a tournament total of eight goals). However, in the second hall' Strongeville and strong winci proved to be too powerful for Whitby, who were defeated 4 -2. Whitby teain mnembers are Whitby iwomen beat Ajax Whitby Optimist Dazzlers defeated Ajax 2-0 in a recent Durhamn Senior Women Soccer League gaine. Catherine Bodja chipped the bail past the defender in the first hall', Boda's first goal of the season. An exellent cross by Angle Beer in the secand half clinched the gaine for Dazzlers. Basebal -tykes on a rol Whitby Peacock Family Sports tyke basebaîl teain won their sixth straight gaine ag ainst visiting Peterborough recently. Bryan Thorpe had four hits in four trips to the plate and drove in five runs in a wild 15-13 gaine. Ryan Crotin had three bits and two RBIs in the 17-hit attack. Paul Barry, Shàwn Tur- ner, Kyle McFarlane and Lars CIa each had two bits. fichaei Ovsonka, who recei- ved littie defensive help, went the distance on the mo und for Whitby. Whitby remains undefeated in Eastern Ontario Basebali Asso- ciation league play. Thank you to Redmien To the editor- The Whitby Minor Lacrosse Association would like te thank the Brooklin Redinen major lacrosse club for hosting 'Minor Lacrosse Night' on June 28 and Brooklin Legion Branch 152 for their support by the donation of ail the prizes. 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