PAG E 14, WED NESIPAY SEPTEMB ER 21, 1983, WHITBY F REE PRESS Lacrosse tea'ms finish season BY TOM FRANK The Hideaway major Peewee minor lacrosse team has finished the 1983 season without losing any games ln league play. They wori the OMLA Zone 6 Championships held at Iroquois Park Arena. As an added attraction this year, there was an Ail- Star game with the seiected players from the other teams chalienging the WGR Hideaway Peewee No. 1lteam. The ail-stars chosen from the Hideaways are: Derek Jones, Chris Tueker, Adam Foote and Keith Primeau. The WGR team out-classed even the ail-stars with a 9-4 wn. Whitby scoring was by Jones with two, Mark Ain- sworth, Andrew Vanderlinde, Foote,- Tucker, Mark Smith, Brad iley and Paul Windover. In the first game of the zone 6 playoffs, Whitby OUALITY CUJSTOM MADE THERMALLY INSULATED WINDOWS ENAMEL FINISH' 19N AMY 0F 12 COLOURS ~mM8cIrd by Free Estimates*Ouick Oeivery & Installation !U;c1oY&sOwIIooa 45»iFARWLL ST. HA The No. 1 team, sponsored by the Hfideaway, won 15-1. Pairs were scored by Chris Page, Ainsworth, Vanderlinda .Jones and Foote wlth asileSo by Tucker, Bian Maconel, Smith, Tiley and Primeau. Shaune Aylesworth scored for the No. 2 teamn. This No. 2 team is composed of Whitby's minor- aged Peewees. They were ranked as the third strongest in the Zone so they had to playoff for the "A" titie. They later lost to Scarboro. The No. 1 team beat Scarboro 8-5 with two goals each by Primeau, Jones and MacDoneil and singles by Foote and Tueker. The No. 1 team romped to a 13-O shutout over Scarboro in the championship game. H1ideaway goals were by Tucker with three, Jones with two, Primeau, Page, Ainsworth, Van- derlinde, Foote, Maconeil, Smith and Windover. In the Bantam Zone Championships, the Peacock Sports team played a tought defensive game with Peterboro that ended in a 4-4 tie. Peacock goals were by Wayne Cornish with three and Tom Frank. In their second game, Scarboro demonstrateI just how fast the game of lacrosse can be. The score was tied 10-10 when the dlock was stopped with only three seconds to go. Scarboro was awarded possession of the bail, in the corner near the Whitby goal, they passed, they shot and scored and the dlock was stopped with one second to go. Whitby goals were by Cornish and Steve Dyment with four each, Simon Lewis and Frank., Because they won the Provincial Championships this year, the Peacock Sports Banta ms were chailenged'by the ail-star players from. the other teams iii Zone 6. Named as Ail-Stars from Whitby were Greg Và nSiekle, Wayne Cornish, goaltender Chris Fowlie and Steve Dyment. They could not match the talent of the stars as they lost 11-3. Chris Keliar, Cornisb and Lewis scored for Whitby. This is the last game report for the 1983 season for Whitby-Garrard Road -Minor Lacrosse.. The annual meeting wil1 be Sunday, September 25 at 1 p.m. at Whitney Hall, Iroquois Park Arena. The Awards Banquýt will be October 2 at 1 p.m. at the Cepitenmial Building., .Everyone is invited to the Halloween Dance at Heydenshore Pavilion on Saturday October 15. Tickets ýcan be obtained by cailing Mrs. Paddick at 668-9773 or Mrs. Kernohan at 728-3290. .And of course there's Bingo every Tuesday night at the Hideawçà y. Peewee No. 1 wau matched with Wbltby Peewee No. OPTIMIST DANCE The Optimist Club of Whitby wiil hold a fail fund-raising 50's and 60's greaser dance on Oct. 1, at 8 p.m., at the Heydenshore Pavilion. The charge of $15 per couple includes a cold buffet and an oppor- tunity to win door prizes, spot dances or best greaser prizes. A.- disc jockey wiil j*ovide the music. by TIM BAINES The Whitby Legionaires can hang up their basebail gloves and bats for the season. They have been eliminated from the Oshawa and District fastbal, Brady Division, playoffs in two straight gamnes in the best-of-three quarter finals. Brooklin Legion, who gave the Whitby team ail they could handie throughout the season, took a 6-5 decision in 10- innings Thursday night to take the series. On Tuesday, they whitewashed Whitby 8- 0. ' ' Whitby came within one inning of extencling the series of three games but could not prevent Brookiin from tieing the score in the eighth. Brooklin took an early 2-O lead as. BillGryfis and larry Down each reached base on errors and both scored on a double by Paul Me- Crimmon. Whitby touched up Brookiin hurler Me- Crimmon for four runs in the second. Daryl Blake tripled and scored on an error. Brookiin's defence suffered a tem- porary lapse as Wayne Owen, Dan Denyer and JIM Spiers, ail reachied base on »errors., Peter Davidsoni's single scored two more runs. Brooklin tied the score 'in the bottom of the second as Gord Hooey walked, advan- ced on an error and scored'on a single by Gryils, who in turn scored on Down's single. Whitby took a 5-4 lead in the third as Blake reached base on, a fielder's 'choice, 'advan- ced Wo second on Mike Hawks Slo pitch champs and scored on Owen's single. Brooklln knotted the score in the elgbth as Steve Gryils singled, advanced to third on two passed bails and scored on a pinch hit single by Bob Rodd. Greg Gibson doubled in the winnlng run In the tenth, scoring Wayne Sorichetti. The previous game was no contest as Whît- by committed five errors while managing only three hits off Paul McCrimmon, who fan- ned 10 batters. Key bits for Brooklin were a home run and two singles by Sorichetti and a triple and double by Mecrilmmon. Players and management of the Whitby Legionaires would like to thank the Whitby Legion and ail their loyal fans for the support they have given The Hughes Hawks did it ýhe hard way but they , eventually emerged as champions in a Whitby Men's Slo Pitch* League tour- nament1 over the weekend. The Hawks, regular season champs, with a record 0f 15"wins,, four bosses and two ties, were -on the verge of - elimination' after suf- fering a 9-8 boss to Mac- Cauiey's, Furniture in the preli'minaries of the' double knock-out tour- nament, which had eight teams par- ticipating. ris o, Vl Vi ,expansion GOT A PROBLEM? CALL'CASE! CASE (Counselling Assistance to SmaIl Enter- prises) is a non-profit management counselling service offered to the small business community by the Federal Bus iness Development Ban k. CASE cou nsellors are ail recently retired business people who know business f rom A to Z. FInd out how CASE can hoUp you! SImpIy cail (collect) (416) 571-1355 or mail coupon CASEIFBDB Name «__________ 22 King St. W. Address ______________ P.O. Box 980 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Oshawa, Ontario Phone No. _____________ Li H 7N2 ob The Hawks rebounded to defeat Texaco Chiefs 4-1 in the semi-finals to advance to* the final against MacCauley's who were undefeated. The task - win two straight games. It seemed viÉtuaily imn- possible when they were down 3-2 headed into the bottom »uf the seventh inning of the first game. But up stepped centre fielder' Glen Annis and he promptiy deposited a pitch over the fence for' a two-run game winning homer. The Hawks headed in- to the seventh inning of the championship game LADIES BASKETBALL The West Lynde Community Association is offering basketbal for'the ladies eack Mon- day night at West Lynde Public School, at a cost RAISED' PRINMTING 0 BUSINESS CARDS aLETTERHEADS m ENVELOPES trailing hy a run, 9-8. Annis stepped up Wo the plate and miracuiously driled another two-run shot to win the game and the tournament. Pitchers Ron Ells and Larry Donneily pit- ched weil for Mac- Cauiey's, while team- mates Joe Scime and Dennis Murphy also contributed heavily. 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