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Page 22, Whltby Free Prosa. Weckiesday, JuIy 19, 1995 Eagles The Whitby Eagles novice girWo? fastball teain, sponsored by Tribute Homes and the Broqklin and District Kinsmen, brought home the hardware from the recent Barrie girls' fastbl tournament. Eagles went undefeated against Walkerton, Aurora and Newmarket to win their division and advanoe to the round-robin finals. After a mercy shortened undefeated in tournament gaine. in the' opener against Walkerton, Whitby downed Aurora Diggers 8-7 and Newmarket 7-6. Andrea Gale made a beautiful running catch ini centrefield to shut down a rally attempt by Aurora in the sixth and Leanne Gannon drove in five runs including the tying and winning runs to defeat Newrnarket in the bottom of the seventh. The playoffs saw Eagles rally for five runs in the sixth against Cambridge. to break the gaine open and go on to wi 9-3. A gaine against Newmarket took 10 innings to decide as Eagles camne froin behind to score two in the top of the seventh and hold on defensively and cause the extra fraines .The international tie-breaking rule was brought into effect and Whitbysored run in the top of the last three i'ng matched by runs from Newmarket only ini the eighth and ninth. Warriors stili perfect The Whitby Warriors novice A rep lacrosse team, sponsored by the Brooklin and District Kinsinen, rolled over Brampton 10-0 on' July 11, to keep their zone 10 league record pefect at six wins and no losses. Kyle Musselman led the Warriors with The Warriors dominated the game throughout, scoring two goals in the first period, three in the second, and finishing off with five goals in the third. Kurtis Wagar went the distance in goal for the Warriors to record the shutout. Ini addition to Mussehnan's five goals, the Warriors got scoring from Scott Morrison with one goa and three assists; Deek McTeague with three assists; Shane Sargent and Wayne Turcotte, each with one goal and one assist; Marc Jackson with Whlitby basébali MAJOR BANTAN MWy25 Whitby Raay Club i June 7 The Bu"c 7 J ue 26 The B"ik 1 June 28 Bankocd Montai 6 Bryx"Hodi ~il J*6 The Brick Whitby Rolry aClb Whktby Rntay'C b The Bri" The Brick Tingmon aptter1 Trigon Cmptile1 Bai iMorired 4 ceai JWy The Brick 6 4 Trigm CorTputer 6 6 Bankaoflontreel 5 4 Br*oyHM 5 4 Whhy Petwy tb 5 e *NOR BANTAM June 20 Par Eeeo Blue Jay Sound June 22 Bank ai Montreel Stiton Group Whitby Optimist June 29 Creede Cycle Bank of Montreel Kentucky Fried C. June 30 Par Essa July 4 Kentucky Frl.d C. Bank cg Montree July a Kentucky Fried C. 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Mitchellme maove -on Mitchell Insurance won the mens masters division of the Oshawa Coors Light provincial qualifier recently. Mitchell flnished the weekend with five wins in -six gaines. By wmnning the tournaznent, the Whitby teain qualified for the iagaraal championships in .NaaaFalIs Sept. 8-10. They had already qua]ified for the Labatts provincial chamlpionships in Hmilton by winning a tournamnent in Ajax in 1