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PAGE 32, WHUTY FREE PRESS,'WEDNESDAY, NOVEMPER 6,1991 Minor novi ces win two close games Broolin-Whitby minor novice AA team continues to win, defeating Littie NHL.Oilers 3-2 and Plames 3.1 ini recent bague Wednesday night ' dart league LABTIS Màu aIELIEDIVISION W -L PIM Gar Copia Srvies 27 13 27 Poea Fem ntematonma 21 19 21, Claremont Collector Cars 21 19 21 Whtby Weedman 19,21 19 Whlty Trophy Houa. 18 22 18 DeyiNorton Services 18 22 18 Baw urniture Fùnlahng 18 22 18 PlkerngMarine 18 22 18. Whtby Trophy 5 Duiyfl Norton Ciamemnt Coi. 6 Daryli Norton 4 Wbtby Weedman 6 Baker Furniture 4 Gary Coppin Ser. 6 Perma Fom 4- LABATITSCAFOUZEWRODIVISION W L PIM Dodd Bouter Broadloom 12 6 12 Roy'Enterplae 10 8 10 InLletoeFxures 7 il 7 The uly Planet 7 il 7 WeeehaScorce DoMd & Sauter 6 In-Line Store 1 oys Entarpdls 4 The Dslly Planet 2 Bave Pindar 141 John mePherson 140 DtveBoyd Br97 Nom Bruokln 97 GeRgiflard 93 ToddBsvboa 8 BMII ar.r80 Mr. Dhzer Sude 72 Dm eBoyd Jr 66 Grà ahmSngwln 64 action. Pichut, Grog Johnston, Dan VonEschacholtz each with à ngles. Two assiste went to Greg Johnston while Tyler Harrison, Ryan Farrw and Julia Owen each had one. Miloe Laffey continued a strong performance in net and was 9elected by his tUmm as p1ayer of the gaine in the exhibition contest. Exhibition pla against Markham AAk saw Wihy win a 4-3 squeaker. A short-handed goal by Ryan Farrow with four secods on the dlock solidified the wmn. Whiltby tweens nip Oshawa The Whitby tween A iàoness ringette teain opened league play Oct. 27 with a 5-4 win over Oshawa. Nicole Prout scoéred two goals, Cheryl King contributed one goal and two assista, Kristine Johnson had one goal and one assist, Caie Corneal netted a single and Hi*gh ý-school Basketball lvlsloeiAAA Dwyer 9 9 0 647 231*18 Ai"' 10 7 3 44638114 Dunbarton 10 7 3 42240814 Andareon 10 7 3 40037814 ONdE 9 6 3 41036712 ]Plokamn 9 6 3 38437 12 Ramuytrea il 6 5 368480 12 SLMarya 156 637440810 Donevan 9 4 6 3163818 DuiisO'Conno 9 3 6 2473286 Doumanvile 9 2 7 3114114 EssaI 10 2 8 2873M24 ma-cIuln Il O 112604790 DMIonmAA ReObutaa6 51 211 17810 Brock 4 3 1 1751146 MW rPerema 4 3 1 1601358 FttF«" 4 3 1 1691566 Coartice 4 2 2 121574 Uubrl4p 4 1 8 1001482 Central5 1. 4 1281682 Cartwrlght 380381081280 Hlma Vanderlip added an assist. Oîn Nov. 2 Whitby bost to Barrie by a score of 10-6. Barrie came -out strong to take a 4-0 Barrie lead in the first five minutes of the gaine., Whitby fought back, scoring six goals aginst the aggressive Barrie teain. ,Vanderlip scored a pair, singles went te Prout, Johnson, King and Lara Hugel. Corneal contributed three assiste, Angéla Poland two, and one assist each for Prout, King and Staie- Beethan. SOn- Nov. 3, the Whitby Ladies Auxiiary, novice Bi ringette teamn suffered their first losa against Ajax 2 by a score of 14-4. Tiffany Jones and Uisa Paddison contributed two goals eaéh te the Whitby score. Bonnie Chant and Brianna Coombes provided the assists. Coolie Tracy McGillis faced 49 shots and played an outstanding garne. Kista Mueller, Katle Macdonald, Eniily Lebel, Kristy Kotarba, Becky Duncan, Amy Challoner, Sarah Crawford and Nicole Clarke rounded out the teain with their best effort in what proved te be a fast-paced gaine. Wbitby minor hockey~ BOO ABUM E Oct. 27 Brdua 7 5 ScottMareum Derek Bredbury BRd Moseq Ram Hfnatka Chrs Rsd 4 Mcel Smith Paul Matuaue NOV. a xcivor Iuit. 8 Stuart Sharp 2 Ardy Mueller 3 Mike Mclvor Robert Have:y Jean Marcaron Accurscy Plus a8 Luke Power 3 Jason Schehffer 2 Andrew Dale 2 David Demoe staffrerler 5 Stephera Mâce 3 1 Chad Parrlah 2 Blads 5 Doug Clarke Brian Nelson Derrlk Power Jason Jrwln BRent Pinch Provincial Signs il Paul Lray 4 -1 Jo.) Johnson 2 1 Iln Husay 2 Gsay Ehamo2 Adam Sherriff Whltwyoptimust Piul Grshtm Alan Strognoi Damienflurley McIvor Insuranca Robert Havery B RSevenson Whltby Optimist Chrie Slack 2 GragAdase Jason DeckSen Bradbury PRd Moeey Michael Orr Shawn Hnato Shawn Turner Whltby Optimiet Brin Benedek Gutarzan Graham McMurtie Waves Daniel)Torrance Stephen Race Charlie Black PEEWER I Oct. 27 Blades 9 Brian Riddell 2 Derek Power Jason Irwln2 Brian elon 3 Brent Plnch David moonlght Staffrurger Ch" Parrlsh 3 Waves Graham Leney Shawn Simnpson Charlie Black Provincial Signa Joel Johnson 2 Paul Gray Adam Sheriff Gulitarman MAJOR PEEWEE Minor bantams gain slxth victory. of season Whltby Sorbara Group minor bantams skated te, a 3-1 victory over the Yorký Simcoe Express on Wednesday. In the first period, York-Simcoe scored to lead Whitby 1-O. The second and third periods belonged te, Whitby. Scorers were Steve Biais, John Liriano and Jeremy Schott. Next home gaine is Nov. 6 at S kiS W aa p in Pickering A ski swap will be held Nov. 8 te, 10 at the Pickering recreation complex. The swap of alpine and cross country equipiment is sponsored by the Canalan Ski Patrol Sys- tem. For more information cali 294- 9730. Iroquois Park Arena against Peterborough Petes at 8:15 p.m. In league play the minor bantans have a record of six wins and four losses. High sehool football SENIOR BOYS GW L T F A P Pickerng 7 7 0 O 26527 14 Dwyer 7 61 016562 12 Henry Street 7 6 2 0 16882 10 Donevan 7 4 30 12999 8 Dunherton 7 3 40 751526 Umbrldge 7 2 50 751834 O'Neml 7 1 6 0 101 1662 Boberts 7 0 7 0.36 228 0 OcL 20 (xibition) Franklina Fooda 4 Provincial ESgn Warren Alil Curtis Brown Jean Lapointe )mie mfil Jon "ieter saturus 2 Wltby Klwanle Nmike Ragan colin Appleton Steve Jedlnsk Jende Turne Rtyen B"do WhtbyKlwanls* 4 Provincia Signa Ejan Shachelto. John Andermon J.)McElhsnnq ToM Bhimbridge PauSaie 2 Slaturne 5 FrankliaFoad@ Aitken Zac 2 Jodi Qimi T. Fsraraonm 2 Ni1ka Mdi Luke Zebrak Jas Siater 2 Jean lap"ite 2 Mark Burns Nov. 3 Ssturn 6 Procmial Sign MlkeKeoga Bimb di 4 Wes Brw Jo.h William. Todd Ferquharmon Matthev Andires WltbylClwsnit a PrankllneFoods Paul Sale 2 Mar* Dama 4 Ban Shackelton Warren Alil2 4 Clinton Sivitilli Jon Shter BANTAU 1 Oct. 27 (Exhibition) K.P. Copy Andersn Ashbee 2 2 Kenneth Matthews Pst Hlckey Joey Caiwe Donald Scott Canadian Tire 3 Tim Imersn Miko Anthony David Dougherty Mitchel Bras.3 Brad Nicholas Jason Vlin Nel Yetman Oct. 27 Ro% Enterprise. Alan Montgmey Glen Knowles 4 T.C. Joudrey David Skeiy Rob St. Pierre 0 Shannan Spanger O Whtby Toyoto lCiley Moulton 2 GlnhEasco Jamie Pogsan Spencer Uoyd 6 Durham a Dodge Bob Morrisan 3 SSap on TOoI Mika Efiott 2 Ian Hunt Brydan Howden Blob Beesley Even Clark Matt Mur Hyland Van Keéith Burne CralgHeddenaon 1110E 6 WhltbyKlnazna Ds.yl pie"h CsmeronPolsnd Blair Scott 6 vies in& B.J. Prout 2 Bradie Richards Sean Lawrenc Scott Donnelly Brooklin Whitby hockey MmninRPEEAAA ma* limynms2 Dew Tborn Nor. 2 Byen oimury Jam oHtchkles 3 Dav. Faniahars Jusen colin= MAJORit EWEE A Oct. 19 J. Robinson C. Hartwei M. Beli C. Lsnegger J. Linden Oct. 20 Whftby J. I.nden J. St. Onge J. Bobinean Oct. 22 Whihy Twler St. Onge Reid Oct. 26 Whftby Austin 2 Oct. 27 Whitby Boineau McKlnnon IMNOU BANTAU A Oct. 26 Asndaw YorkClame I Amam Mielpo Oct. 26 A.ndow Yark Glass4 Jîm Boyd Jeif Bruc Bmd Olive Ravin LUmkda MAJORB AM4AM A Witby Myle Wodmin ChrietianSeakhw Wlitiy CMsitim Secher Juif montaifue Rient 011. BSpC oper Oct. 26 Witby Adam Kennedy 2 miklafrsnie 4 NmlxPlckerh4g 7 Kigato 6 Blackhawks 5 3 Petebaraugh 3 3 PeterbcrOugh 2 BowmanvMfe 1 Bowamvle Àais 2 Plcbilng 2 4 Oshwa Cdne. O 3 Peteborough ri I . - - - - ~ ~ - - - I Ji12f~$e~?~*t (M WHO IS THE ONLY MAYORALTY CANDIDATE TO VOTE AGAINST USER FEES FOR THE USE 0F BASEBALL DIAMONDS AND SOCCER PITCHES BY THE YOUNG PEOPLE 0F OUR COMNH'NY? TOM EDWARDS DECISIVE1, INNOVATIVE LEADERSHIP FOR THE 90's I I Authorikid by the C.F.O. for Tom Edwards