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WhIIby Fiee ProsmWkose y January 2416.Pl; 7 Neal leads no vices in Cornebackvictory Whitby defeated O -shawa 5-3 on Sunday ta improve thefr second-place record in the eastern division of the minor novice AAA hockey league. Oshawa led 2-0 until the niidway point of the game when James Neal scored two goals only seconds apart to tie the score. Oshawa came back to take the lead but Neal scored hie third goal BARRIE SHEPLEY, head coach of the Canadian triathlon team, spoke at the first meeting of the Durham chapter of the Canadian Cross Training Club held recently in Whitby.- For more information about the club, for swim ming, cyclhng, running or cross country si enthusiasts, cali Jim or Margaret at 404-8104. Photo by JereMy Dresar, WhItby Free Press oftlie period to again tie the score. lIn the third period, as Whltby goalie Ben Fitzgibbon blanked- Oshawa, Nick Jardin put Whitby ahead and David MeIntyre scored an empty net goal. FltzgiLbbon was supported by the defence of Ian Ft4rquharson, Jasion Cassidy, Daniel Dempsey, Andrew Fanec and Joel Weber who kept play in Oshawa's. end. ,STEEL<eLASCO Only 2 fosses i league play Novices in silver stick fluais Tih. Whitby major novice AA hockey team completed the regular season with a win, loss and tie in preparation for the silver sick finals Jan. 26-28 ini St. Clair, Michigan. Whitby suffered only ita S cnd lo, cf thi eason to Newmarket 8- 3 ast the visiing team sScor.d six tiinee in thi econd period to break Hgh school sports W L TF àAP PaId D*wu 8S0 1 47 22 17 EMMd s 7 1 1 5420 15 Ibsibailn 5 2 3 38 27 13 DunisO'Conno5 2 2 424 12 Ajax 3 2 33127 9 PinhfRidge 4 5 G 26 38 S Hmneyru 3 4 1 31 30 7 01"U 2 4 220 3008 Donman 2 2 1 10 19 5 F.LmOAuciniUUO 5 2 15 41 4 McLaghin, 1 8 1 27 43 3 Couutico 0 81 2458 1 A.x3 Fr. LoAutin 3 MMad Iis . ugou n Juil. ui SENIOR BOYS BASKEIUALL W L F àAP EAST DVSION Mcaughil 7 1 479 307 14 01".i 7 3 513504 14 Andumon 8 3 570 457 12 Fr.Loo Astin 5 3 489 468 10 Bowwunvlh 3 4 502 433 8 Dowan 0 7 319469 0 PuiDwywf 0 9 438583 0 WEST DIVSION PIi"k à 50 315 218 10 HmySMW 5 2 477 395 10 Pis 4 1 347 234 8 DuabWmo 2 3 274 230 4 D" IO'ConoriO 1 8 202 389 2 aL iys 0O86239 461 0 Andeun W (Tny Aug. 12 pis.) En"daI57 Anduon 32 MmanRobno. 7 ps.> Iore .*K:s open a 1-0 flrst period lead. Wildcats provided some offence in the. third on goals by Matt Anderson, Justin Fox and Andrew Laramy. Wildcats travelled to Barrie in ther neit game and after an arena inu.x-up, tiiey thon ran into a hot goalie. Whitby. outehot the opposition 31-15 and had to settle for a 1-1 draw. Anderson scored for Whitby. Justin White and Jordan Callaghan shared goaltending duties. la their final game cf the season and in their second game in'two nights on the. road, Wildcats cranked up the offence ta score a convincing 6-0 win over Vanglian. Dean Seton and Stephen Foston led the way with two goals eacii with singles going to Zack Greer and Anderson. -Ciflaihan, and White shared the. shutout. 1Whitby completed the season witii a record of 16 wins, two losses and six ties and, awaits tii. final standings ta determine wiio flnisii.d in flrst place. Atoms unbeaten, Win consolation hiPeterborough j The Whîtby major atom AA hockey team flniehed third in regular season play witii a record of 15 wins,, six losses and three ties. In the. last two leagu. games, Whitby beat Aurora 4-1 with two goals by Jeremy Brimble and on. apiece by Sean Kerr and Kevin Walsh;~ Whitby then loat to Clarington 6-2,, goals by Glen Corbin and Jason Connor. Ini their final tournament in Peterborough, Whitby won the. consolation round. They tied their firet game 3-3 against Peteabrough with goals by Justin Hlawe. Jeff asa and Connor. Steve Cooper sales Representaive* 1 have a real estate service that's right on the button!i In 1995, due to many factors, many Whîtby homes failed to sell, so cati the Whitby pro who went an entîre year without one single falure! <Special surprise for cudiers or golfers toc>!) Ask for Steve Cooper* at (905) 619a -90 FAX: (905) 619-3334 P.S. AsIc about maidng your home a «STAR' Tii. second game ended 2-0 in Whitby's favour over Sudbury witii goals by Hawe and Connor., Tii. third game was a 3-2 win over Northi York with goals by Andrew Martland, Hawe and Hase. Wiiitby battled ta a 2-1 win in the consolation final against Barrie. Barde wreciced the. shutaut bld witii nine seconds left in the. game. Goals went to Brandon Fowler (frst star) and Walsh, and netminder lan Uptan was third star. 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