PAGE, 18, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1984, WHITBY FREE PRESS Ottenbrite and McDonald.... Olympie hopefuls besetby injurites Whitby's two best prospects for this year's Canadian Olympic team have been sidelined with fairly serious injuries. Anne . Ottenbrite, Canada ls best hope for a gold medal in the women's 100 and 200 metre .breaststroke, 1 to 39? LUCKY NUMBERS wrenched her right knee in what bas been described as a freak ac- cident. However, Ottenbrite's' coach, Paul Meronon, said that he hopes she wiii recover from ber extremeiy painful in- juy in time to make the 1 to 49? 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With the recent decision by East Ger- many to foiiow the Soviet Union's boycott of the Los Angelos games, Ottenbrite is seen by Canadian swimming expertsýas a sure-fire bet for the goid medai in those two events. No Canadian woman has ever won the gold for the 100, and 200 metre breaststroke.-1 No concessions will be made to Ottenbrite at the trials despite the fact that she hoids the Commonwealth records for both swimming events. The Lyndeview Dr. resident is currently under the care of a physio-therapist and, is receiving ultra-sound and electricai stimulation treatments under the supervision of Dr. Peter Welsh, a spor- ts medicine expert at Toronto's Orthopedics and Arthritics Hospital. Witby's other Olym- pic hopeful, 14-year old gymnastic Christina McDonald has broken ber anide. According to a spokesman for the Oshawa, Gemini Gym- nastics Club, she suf- fered the injury during a practise session on May 17. McDonald under- went surgery at Hum- ber Memorial Hospital in Toronto tbe next day. Sbe bas received a bye for the first Olympic gymnastics trial that will be held in Toronto next montb. The spokesman said the club Grand s bopes that -McDonald will be ready to compete in the second Olympic trial wbicb wiii be beid in Los Angelos, Califor- nia in eariy Juiy. Like Ottenbrite, Mc- Donald is seen as a strong medal contender for Canada in this year's' Olympic Games. dam le ads to second Whitby victory A first inning grand siam by Ross His led Wbitby to its second Eastern Ontario Basebaîl Association victory iast Thesday night. mils' performance, whicb included 7 runs batted in, led Whitby to an overwhelming 17 to 6 victory.over Ajax. The team, sponsored by Cokee Joe's, could bave added even more runs to the total except tbe EOBA's curfew called the game to a hait later in the evening. Hiils aiso gave a bit a 3 run double to deep left centre field in the fifth inning to provide ail the scoring Whitby reaily needed to win the game. Robbie Craigen gave the local squad a solo hqmierun in the second inning wbile other runs came in from Dave 'Soricbetti with tbree as well as from Seberer, Maclssac, Yates, Paul Heffer and Tim Twin- ning who ail crossed homeplate once. Pitcher John Parrott picked up the win for Whitby. Pitcbing the final 2 % innings. was John Turner wbo gave up just one bit. Cokee Joe's next, home game is June 5 wben tbey take on Peterborough at Iroquois Park beginning at 7:30 p.m. WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB HOUSE RESULTS SQUIRT GAMES PLAYED MAY 24, 1984 Shoppers Drug Mart . . 0 Hutchison..........o0 Willow Park........o Wbitby Optimist Club . 5 Alex Nicol ................i Daniel Simpson ............ 2 Paul Brooks............... 2 Hair Care Centre... 3 Swiss Chalet........ 0 Ian Spence ................ 2 Craig Noftle ....... i... ATOM GAMES PLAYED MAY 22, 1984 Brooklin........... 4 Willow Park IIl......o0 Local girl ranked second in Canada Another Whitby against 14 and 15 year youngster is sbowing girls. Olympie potential but This year bad been a not for this year's good year for Strong games to be heid this baving taken second summer in Los Angelos. place over ail in the Lori Strong, 11, seen Canadian Champion- bere holding apose on sbips whicb were beid tbe beams, is a sharp recentiy in Kitchener. prospect for the 1968 She aiso earned first summer Olynipics. The place in tbe Ontario grade 6 Whitby Senior Novice Gymnastics Public School is curren- Cbampionsbips' which tly tbe second ranked were held -a few weeks female novice gymnast ago at Seneca College in in Canada. Toronto. A member of tbe Rer. next major meet Oshawa Gemini Gym- is the Canadian Classirs nastic Club, Strong is whicb will be beld this currently competing July in Calgary. Whitby wins 2'of '3 against Peterboro $ SILVER DOLLAR BINGO $ $ BINGO PLAY ELECTRON IC - 75 N UM BER Bi NGO$ $~ 7DAYS AWEEK!$ $ $350O MUST GO! $ $ ~ 11OO JACKPOT MUST GO! $ $ENJOY AFUN $ NIGHT OF BINGO$ i FOR AS LIME AS] *s3-5$ MINI BINGO 6:30 P.M. REG. GAMES 7:30 P.M. SILVER DOLLAR BINGO 1735 BAYLY ST. (AT BROCK RD.) PICKERING FOR INFORMATION Paul Siciliano.............. 3 MikeCarrol .............. i Highland Trophies ....1 Nathan Currier ............ 1 Wbitby Optimist Club .7 Mike Brillinger............. Jeff Thorn ................ 3 Dwayne Torrens ........... 3 Garden Street.......O0 Whitby Kinsmen ..O Jeffrey Street. . Canadian Scottish Club 0 Dairy Queen ......... 3 Thomas Kwesi............. 2 Drew Devine ...............1 Brooklin...........3 Daren riffin...............1 Kevin Craddock............1 Shawn Axham.. ............1 County Bowl........ 2 Gorazd Titan ..............2 PEE GAMES PLAY] Bob Myers Cbev. Olds. 7 Dave Uden ................1 Kirk Marsh...............i Mark Blasak...............1 Dave ardel ............. 2 John Bardeli............... 1 GregCormier..............1 Otter Creek. ........ 2 Simon Aabdown ............1 Michael Kosurko ...........1 Hutchison.......... 6 Goal scores not available Whitby Aluminum 0.. Willow Park I.......O0 Pringle Creek....... 9 Michael Lawrence ......... 4 Sean Lawrence ............ 4 Jonathan Sinden ........... 1 .Annes Street........ 5 Dean Leesui .......... 4 Mike Simos . .... ....i Lasco Steel ........4 Robbie Lawrence ..........2 Chris Nicol ................. 1 Brent Dewdney............1 Perkins Paint....... 2 Shane Cronin ..............1 Jason Milliken.ý............ 1 Wbitby Optimist Club . 0 Annes Street........ 6 Mark Muldowney .......... 3 Matthew Rowen............ 2 Chris Edgecombe ..........1 EWEE 'ED MAY 24,1984 Wbitby Optimist Club .4 Shawn Beatty.............. 2 Chris Stronton............. 2 Brooklin Legion. By TOM FRANK W.G.R.M.L.A.. The 1984 minor lacrosse season opened at Iroquois Park Arena last Thursday. Several of the Whitby-Garrard Road teams looked for- ward to their matches witb several teamns from Peterborough. The WGR Peewee No. 1 team outscored their Peterborough cotjnter- parts 9 to 3. Wbitby scorers were Brian Grieves, Chris Husted and Garrett Campbell with 2 goals eacb, witb singles by Matt Cook, Chris Thompson and Alan Frank. The WGR Bantam "A" team sponsored by Cbeckers Variety beat out Peterborough ban- tams by 12 to 3. Adam Foote sparked tbe Whit- by team witb 3 goals, Jeff Wbittle scored twice witb otber markers by Todd Wilson, Julie Kernoban, Mike Husted, Rob Pad- dick, Mark Ainswortb, Mike Williams and Derek Jones. The Wbitby midget No. 1 team lead at one point by 9 to 6 but were unable to contain the Peterborough midgets for a full game. Peter- borough won 13 to 10. Lacrosse is continuing to gain popularity in tbis area. Wbitby bas ex- panded to two represen- tative teams in each of the following age groups: midget, ban- tam, peewee and novice and can field a full paper-weight teamn for those aged 6 or under. Most of the home games wiil be played at Iroquois on Tbursday evenings: Season opening win The Wbitby major atom. representative soccer team opened its 1984 season witb an im- pressive 4-nil win over Pickering Village last Tbursday night., -Cbalking up tbe, shutout was goalkeeper Mark Sholtes. Putting Whitby in the scoreboard witb two goals eacb were Shane Bevan and Derek Dixon. Bayford (3) and Frank Stefanowicz. The local squad sponsored by Lakes Wallpapers - put strong pressure on Pickering tbrougbout the garne. The final taily might bave been mucb bigber if it wasn't for somne great saves by the Pickering netminder. Whitby's defense and midfield aiso put on, a PLAY TO WIN WITH LOTO*LUCK MOSQUITO GAMES PLAYED MAY 23, 1984 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4