Whitby Free Press, 7 Jun 1995, p. 35

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WhItby Free Prou, Wednesday, June 7, 1995, Page 35 Celie insOntarlo Cup opener Durham Celtic started off the 1995 Motor City soccer league caxnpaign with a win, Iwos and tie. SOn -May 14, Celtic won 1-0 against Aia, Glenn Greenlaw soiçfor Cebtie, Mike Vieira ha ah hutout. On May 16, Celtic came out on the wrguaidof a4-1lresult. Matt Davies scored the sfingle The. WVtbyTeleo minor pewe1slet bsbal*team mnanaged a split with bast season' beague Campo Markham over the. weeked In the first of two games, Whitby hammered the visiting sud10-1. Aexander Liacey, BanDonnelly and Mar Mitchell shared the mound and hebd the opposition, to just thre hits with Laoey picking up the win. In second 'rncounter Markham Hawkeyes À atom house league footbafl Argos -s. Lions Sa~eds. W L 5 I 4 2 2 4 1 5 LedkqON~ PTS Jaon Potimur. Rougid" s 55 mm k fnonits, Lion54 D»WldNorn.. Argo 54 Jonithon Trendos, Argos 42 ayan& si -- 10sfi 20 goal for Cetic. Oný May 25, Celtic tied 1-1 with Ajax. Stevie Swan scoed for Celtic. On May 28, Cebtie won 2-1 against a strong St. Catherines AKccies team in the firet round of the OntarioCup. Matt Davios scored both goals fer Celtic with Vieira stopping a penalty shot to preserve the win. grabbed an earby 4-1 lead and held on for a 7-4 win. 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