Page 22, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, September 21, 1994 BRIAN CORDICK (left) of the Town pa rks and recreation depariment and George q ay of the Whitby Minor Basebail Asso- ciation (WMBA) check out a pitching machine in the newest batting cage at Iroquois Park. Whitbv Kinsmen assisted the club in _paying for the second cage, which the T1own allowed to be buit at Iroquois earlier this year. The Whitby Girls Softball Association wilI also build a cage at Iroquois.* Photo by Mark Reesor, Whltby Free Press Banam ilieaen n xhbiio Whitby Wildcats banta.n AAIA ockeyteam the exhibition schedule inor opened on a Motor City soeoer league DIVISION I sept. 13 Oshawa taria sept. il Oshawa talia CCSC Adda sept. 10 Osh. Prtuguae sept. 8 Durhamn Coltic sept. B Osh~awa Turul sept. 1 Oshawa Turul P.Vr nied Aug. 28 Ajax Wariors Oshawa tiaia 0 CCSC Adria 2 2 Ajax Warriors 6 3 Oshawa United 2 1 Oshawa Turul 1 6 Parbon Unkod 2 1 Ajax Wartiors O 2 Oshawa Uniied 2 1 CCSC Adia 3 2 Osh. Portuguese 2 1 Oshawa Turut 5 DIVISION il sept. 12 Peterborough sept. il Llxbridge Whitby AthI. 4 Bowmnaile 2 2 Peterborough 3 3- Durharn'Kicks 3 rwinning note. 1 On Sept. 5 they stunned iOshawa OMS 8-3 with three solid periods of offence and steady goaltending froi Phil Greenen and Evan Kaura Scoring for Whitby were ike Feret, Matt Foran, Josb Huether, Kyle Imrie, ike Mjeste, Breýt MacRury, A.J.. Shannon and Tanner Westfal. Assists went te Feret, Westball and Stacy Bremner witb two eacb, with singles te Imrie, Huetber, Ryan Hicldngbottem, Mike Longo, MacRury, Majeste, Wes Suddoas and Phil Matusiak. On Sept. 8, Whitby showed offence again with a five-goal output against Markham. Good two-way play ia the first and second periods bad Whitby ahead *by a 3-1 count. Wh'itby'couldn't hold tbe lead in the tbird, aLnd bad te settle for a 5-5 tie. Goals for Whitby were scored by« Feret, Longo, Majeste, Sbannon and Westfall. Assists went te, Bremner, Longo, Feret, MacRury, Jason 'Sebleiffer, Shannon, Suddons and Peter Triantafilou. On Sept. il Whitby played a bard-bitting, mid-season type gaine against Quinte. Outstanding goaltendiag by Kitamura beld Whitby in this game when they faltered in their own end. Botb offences were shut down sept. ID Bawmarnville Osh. W/Eagles sept. 9 Peterborough sept.B8 Osh. W/Eaglaa sept. 6 Durhamn Kicks sept. 3 Uxbridge Sept. l Durham Kicks A ug. 28 Wanderers Whitby Athi. 0 Uxtidge 3 0 Wanderers i 5 Duham Rangera 1 1 Whitby Athi. 1 3 Duham Rangers 4 3 Peterborough 1 1 Wanderers 2 3 Peerborough 0 1 Wanderers 4 StencEngs as of Sepi. 17 Divson 1 CCSC Adria Ajax Warriors Oshawa Turul Oshawa United Durham Celtic Osh. Port uguese Oshawa Itaia Partyon United Divsion Il Wandesers Peterborough Uxbridge Duhami Rangera Oshmas Kicks Osh. WIEagles WhiIby Ath. BoesnanviNe W T L GF GA P for this game as it ended in a scoreless tie. WhibY's tenacity in the third just didn t pay off in a goal. Sept. 12 saw Oshawa OMS as the opstion once again. Ice- conditions for this game were below, par, and a slow-paced, cbippy gaine took place. Why caine away with a 1-0 win on a first period MacRury slapshot that caught tbe glove side. Assists went to Longo and Huether. Greenen came up big wben tested between the pipes, .belping Whitby to back-to-back shutouts. Anofher teain member, Evan Cardwell, is recovering froin an rnjury. The bead coacb this season is Dave Thompson, assisted by Dan Greenen. The tramner is Neil Shannon and manager is Ray Huether. 6th-place-te am wins mite titie Whitby Durham Cash Register junior grls' mite softbali team won the house league playoff championship Sept. 6. In regular season play, Durhamn Cash finished the season sixth out of eight teams in their division. Entering. the playoff round, Durhamn Cash defeated RP Oul. They then. lost te Mr. Transmission 17-12, rneaning the team would be eiiminated with one more defeat. Durham Cash went on te defeat their opponents in their next three gaines, te reach the championship against Mr. Transmissi on. Mr. Transmission entered the final match undefeated in playoff action, so Durham Cash bad to defeat the leaders twice te, take home the chanipionship. On Sept. 5 Durham Cash won 14-11. In the final match the following nigbt, Durhamn Cash defeated Mr. Transmission 15-5 in their strongest game of the season. Led by Cameron Langlois, who inspired the girls te, believe they could "do it al," the mnembers of the victorious jurioûr mite team are Patricia -Brown, Johanna Catsburg, Amanda Joaquim, Jadea Kelly,, Courtney Laforty, Sarah Laforty, Holly Langlois Heather McHardy, Aleis Roddaul, Laura' Smith, Sarah Tucker and Kate Vaxnplew. The Whitby #1 select team moved inte the mosquito basebali championsbip with a 5.1,victery over Whitby #2 in the third and series- deciding gaine. This gaine, like the previous three played between these two teams, was always in doubt and always required seven. hard-fought innings. Whitby $1 won gaine one 13-3, thanks te tbree sbuteut innings froin Mike Weir and some strong defensive work froin Brandon Glover. The run production camne froin Tyer McLellan and Alex Lacey wbo each bad three bits and two runs scored, Lacey also driving in three. Chris Simpson, with a strong effort behind the plate, also scored a run and drove in two. Game two was a more seesaw battle, with Whitby #2 coming back from two down, and one out away froin elimination, te score six ruas in the top of the seventh. Greg Johnsten led Whitby #1 with a solid effort in the field and at the' plate. Trevor Sheppard made strong throws te catch two runpers stealing, seored a rua and had an RBI to keep the gaine close early. Brendan Peel's three-for-three hitting performance allowed hum to score two rune to keep the gameý close, until Whitby #2's outburst in the seventh that secured victory. The rubber match was a defensive struggle, With neither teain able te get toe tbe two starters, Lacey for Whitby #1 and Mike Laffey froin Whitby #2. Ia the tepof the fifth, ls' b ats camne te life as they loaded the bases. Nathan Cotter cleared the bases with a triple, drivinig in three runs and pushing ls inte a 4-0 lead. lgyan Sisson tbem completed a perfect day at the plate with a double down the right field line te drive in Cotter. Mike Weir came on te, preserve the, 5-1- win, and 2-1 series win. Strong 'defensive work at second froin Tyler Sinets and at the bot corner- from Kevin Fry helped keep' tbe 2s off tbe scoresheet late in the gaine. Atoms mnan.age only a tic The Whitby major atein AAA hockey team bhad a tie and two losses in the Ajax-Pickering Early Bird teurnamnent recently. Whitby battled York-Simcoe te a 2-2 tie, R yan Matthews and James Hin kson scoring for Whitby. Darryl Forsey came out on the losing end of a goaltenders' duel a gainst Richmond Hill-Vaughan Stars, as Whitby lost 1-0. Rob Gawne had the Whitby R oal in a'3-1 loss to rival Mark- ain. Head coach Rick Petrie had some difficult decisions to make in composing the 1994-95 roster, as a good number» of skulled players turned out for a spot on the team. Other teain members are goa- lie Joel Whitmarsh; on defence, Josb Turcotte, Mike Kubrysnki, Ian Witruk, Adam Velacich; for- wards Nathan Cotter, Dan VonEschscholtz, Matt Tadlor, Kevin Peel, Lucas Naylor, ghris Simpson and Matt Hircock. Manager is Paul Gawne, tramner Mike Whitinarsh and assistant coaches Gord Cotter and Scott Matthews. On Sept. 15, the Whitby major novice AAA hockey teain defeated Oshawa 8-1. Whithy dominated the gaine, leaving goaltender Demi McLeod content with making few key saves. The defence of Kyle Branson, Joshua Francis, Kevia Mangoît, Scott Morrison and Justin Sawyer inoved the puck from their zone quickly and effectively and kept the pressure at the blue line. Meanwbile forwards David Arnold, Jeif Freeman, Derek MeTeague, Kyle Musselman, Kyle Percewicz, Adamn Stein, Kyle Terriers to hold dance as fundraiser The Whitby Terriers under-14 soccer teain will hold a faîl fun- draising dance on Friday, Nov. 4, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., at the Whitby Branch 112 Legion hall, 117 Byron St. S., Whitby. Cost is $10 a person for the dance that includes live enter- tainment (Virtual Elvis, Phil Col- lins and more), door and raffle prizes. For tickets, caîl Mary at 430- 6026 or Sandra at 430-0303. VandIeloo, Canm VonEschscboltz and Greg Williams sbowed speed and deliberate passing te set up eigbt goals. Whitby's other goaltender is Bryan Macfinnon. Select team g9oes to. final Durham Co-op lob bail Smaninge » of Auuot28 W L T RA P Flher Lawlor 12 1 197 25 Pringle Cmk 1 1~2 2 O0 145 24 Alhol Green M0 3 1 140 21 Cortaderaion ID 4 0 139 20 Prigl 0ek 2 1D 4 0O184 20 Ormond Woods 2 9 4 1165 19 Nothvew3 a 5 1 1017 Nothv.ew2 8 B 0 141 Oshawa Valley e 6 0 156 le Marlgold 7 61 14 1 OrmondWoods 1 8 0 2 "5 14 WiIowPukl1 7 7 0 171 14 Otlrcf"ok1 6 7 i1'47? 13 Prngl Crok 3 6 7 1 10 13 East Wliby 4 7 3 175 il BowmuwieValley 5 8 1 14 il Ott« C" o2 3 9 2 111 8 Rosland Ridge 4 10 0 202 8 Wilow Park 2 4 10 0 210 8 Northview 1 4 10 0 236 8 Oshawa Cresk 2 il 1 213 .5 Wumam Pesk 1 i 13 0 189 2 RA - Rans against Playoffe A division chanpions: Athol Green Maics 2nd place: Pringlo Creok Pirates B division champions: Oshawa Valley 2nd pluce: Northview Casuatias C division charrpions: Bowmartville Valley 2nd place: Oshawa Creek qu'.5qlF.ý, up-- qý - -