Whltby Free Prous, Wednesdy, November 16, 14, Pag. 21 AOM< Hakyessttie or bronze The Oshawa-W hitby atom Hawkeyes football club camne within a yard of advancing te tthe gold medal gaine and had te settle for the bronze after droppig a 14-0 decision' te Sabrough Thunder over the weekend.. Four weeks prior ta this ganie, Thunder came into Oshawa's Civic Field and overpawered Hawkeyes 43-6 in a regular season gaine, on. of only twe lases for Hawkeyes as they mounted an impressive 8-2 record. That gaine prompted redictions of another blowout, ut the Young Hawkeyes, who censist of 22 rookies and only four veterans from lest season's rovincial chaxpionship teaz, proed everyone wrong on a Wet and miserable Sunday in Scarborough. The story was defence as bath teanis played hard. Scarborough running backs, who had moved at will four weeks ago, were new getting punded by Hawkeye tacklers. ee more the Hawkeyes hit, the more disillusioned becarne the Scarberough players. Fullback Daniel Essue followed some excellent blocking to scamper around the left ide, then, tightroped down the sidelines for 60 yards before being hauled down on the Scarborough. 10- yard line. But a referree's red flag was lying back at the line of scrimmage -- offside Hawkeyes. PIaycontinued to b. close until late in the second quarter when Scarborough returned a. punt-55 ,yards ta the Hawkeye seven-yard lne. Three plays later, a Scarborough fullback powered Blue Line tournament Novices beaten in semi -final over the middle on the last play of the haif. With the convert, it gave Thunder an 8-0 halftime lead It appeared that the tide would change and Scarborough would bgn ta, roll over the smaller and less expeenced Hawkeyes, but that di dn't happen. Thi econd haif continued the saine, as both teames had streng defensive efforts, until Hawkeyes found a weakness in the Scarborough defence. Hawkeyes continued to pound'to the left side, while niarching down the field te the Scarborough one-yard line. On the next play, Hawkeye fullback and workhorse .Ashton Smith powered over the middle for what appeared te b.e the tying touchdown. But the bail camne loose and the referees ruled that the bail had corne boa. before Smith had crossed the plane of the goal-line.. Scarborough finished off the scoring with a touchdown on the Iast play of the game. Hawkeyes will finish their season with the provincial tournanent -in- Guelph Nov. 18-20_1. The. Whitby major novice AAA hockey team,. lest 4-1 te, Toronto Mrles in the serai-final of the Blue- Lin. tournament in Kitchener over the. weekend. Scoring for Whitby was Kyle Percewicz on a quick pase from Kyle Musselman. Tih. best g arn of the. tournassent for -Wiitby was in the quarter-finals when they played Tarante Red Wings. Wiitby shone as a teain, malcing accurate passes and dominating the unbeaten Red Wings for a 3-0 win. Greg Williams scored in the firet and second perod for Whitby. In the thrd Cam VonEschscholtz scored on an accurate pass from Derek McTeague. Bryan- MacKinnon had the shutout. Whitby struggl.d with the London Rebes and lost 3-2. Both goals for Wiitby were scor.d by McTeague. Whitby aIse lest 4-2 ta Mfississauga Reps. WIiitby opened the. taurnament with a 4-0 win over Toronto Young Nats. Devin MeLead earned the shutaut. Goal-scorers were McTeague, Kyle Vandeloo, Adam Stein and Williamns. The defence of Scott Morison, Justin Sawyer, Kevin Mangolt, Josh Francis and Kyle Branson was strong. Tii. night before the taurnarnent, Whitby defeated Peterborough 7-4. Jef Freeman and Stein each had two goals, Musselman, David Arnold and Williams one each. CO*STEEL < >LASCO Seleets winconsolation Tii. Whitby miner atem select hockey team, sponsored by Crawf Sports, won the consolation championship at a taurnament in Canningtan Nov. 12. Whitby lest a close game te Oshawa Blackhawks then defea- ted Fergus and Port Perry. Tii. lin. of Kristian lalkias. Sean Kerr and Adama Death had six goals; the lin. of Richard Thomas, Robert Richards and Michael Finigan had two goals Bantanis lm[ Tii. Whitby Wildcats miner bantam AA tearn, sponsored by Foran Disposal Corporation, went undefeated in three. York-Simcoe League games in the past week. On Nov. 9, Wildcats travelled te Richmond Hill1. Whitby won 3-2, with the scoring provided by TiM Fennessey, Paul Heinrich and Brion Hendry. Derek Ackford collected two helpers. Goaltenders Sean Tremaine and Scott Tiiompson turned away 20 shots. Wildcats defeated Pickering 2-0 Nov. 12. Tuis game was completed under curfew conditions, before the seond period had ended, due te a Pickering inJury. The. play resunied after the injured player left the ice, and and the. G.aff Wells-Thomas McWiirter-Erik Peterson lin. three goals. Solid on defence wer. Andrew Hewsen, Le. Waddington, Paul Lambardi Darryl Donaldson, B.J. Bowfes and Brian Chard. Chord had a goal. Drew Dockrill was in net for the f»irst and third gaines, and was named most valuable player against Port Perry. Justin Connors played selidly in goal against Fergus. >rove rcord the chippineas began. Luke Power and Fennessey scored, Scott Thomson collected the shuteut. On Nov. .13, Aurora came ta Whitby ta keep their undefeated streak alive. Aurora pressured Whitby many tmes early, but Tremaine came up big. Heinrich epened the scoring, assisted by Ackford. The defensive corps of Paul Matusiak, Ryan McArthur, Mike Orvis and Sam Scheepers kept the. Aurora anipers from scoring on many chances, with good defensive zone hockey. The game finished in a 1-1 tie, witii Tremaine turing away 35 shots. Wildcats' record is seven wins, four losses and one tie. ~iIR~WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB The coach, players & parents of the Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club Boys Under-14 Tier 1 Select Soccer Teamj he Whitby Terriers, wlsh to thank the following businesses for their contribution to the faiti fundraislng dance. Ambassador Videa - Whtby Town Square, Rossiand & Garden Whitby Audlo -119 Brock St. S., Whby Bmew Works Inc 1390 Hoplns St., Whtby Disca & Date - 1614 Dundas St. E., Whtby Pickering Roil Hut Restaurant - 1670 lngston Rd., Pickeuing Th. Uon & The Unicorn - >11l2 Coibome St. E., Whitby Picture This &That -l115BockSt.S., Whitby KIddles - The Whltby Mali, Thlckson & Dundas, Whitby Naît Works -209 Dunidas SIL E., Whftby Ametican Sound - 233 Brock St. S., hy Delhi Palace East Indian Restaurant - 454 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa Horizons Hobbies - Kendaiwood Park PlazaWhihb Outdoor Inn - 305 Brock t. N., Whtby Crupizza - 701 Rossiand Rd. E., (Garden &RossianciWib Golden Griddle Famli eturant - Kendairaood Park Plaza, Whîtby Shira's of WhltbGold & Diamond Centre - Whftby Mail, Whhby Calabria Biliards - 209 Dundas St. E., Whltby Arrow Factory Outiet - Kendaiwood Park Plaza, Whtby The dor Arme Pub - 1822 Mhles Rd.,' Ambettea Plaza. Pickertng GM - Fleet Marketing -' 1908 Colonel Sam -Dr., Oshawa Whit erova Gymnastias Club - La0keshorSt.,Whltby LkeoeWhoiesale Promotions - 1501 Hopkns St., Whltby Gemn's JeWellers - 211 Brock St. S., Whitby The Greek ycoen Restaurant - 1101 Brock St. S.Whhby Monda Café - 121 Green S t., Whtby The Hair Studio - Whtby Town Square, Garden & Rossiand GayRobets #10) -Carr ames . 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PDE eecluded. ates 1994 Truck Customner Satiefactionl Study (TM) DStudy baeed on a total of 10.334 consumer responsea. nmd fult aize pickups. vans and SUV's. nadian Black Book. Answers to Whitby Trtivia from page 18 1 . The canning fatory, known as Metoalfe Foods Limited, was buit in 1936. It was later known as Stokely Van Camp and Cobi Foods. 2. The two Greenwood sisters, Mrs. Leo Amery, and Mrs. Simon Rodney, were married in London, England and had their weddings reported in The Times. 3. The creek running through Brooklin was called Bickell's Creek in the i 9th century, after miller and Whitby Township reeve James Benjamin Bickell. 4. The first rector of St. John's Anglican Church was Rev. John Pentland (1804-1871). There are grave stones for his two sons, but not for him. Settng ResaleeStanaras With The Best Resale Value InIi ts Class*** 1 Ci