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PREPARATION WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 8, 1984, PAGE 19 Lacrosse Action and Shaydon Santos. August Is playdown month. The Zone 6 of- ficiais are meeting now to decide the format of the Zone 6 playoffs. Most of the WGR teams will be attending Ail- Ontario Playdowns. The Peewees wil be going to the Canadian Minor Lacrosse Champion- ships in Owen Sound from August 13 to 20. The mldget team will be golng to the Canadain going to the Canadian Midget Lacrosse Cham- pionships held t he same week in Gloucester, near Ottawa. Good luck kids 1 By TOM FRANK W.G.R.M.L.A. The Cheekers Varlety bantam lacrosse team ended the regular season play with a home-and-home series with Scarborough. The. rteam finished the regular season in first place for Zone 6 of the OMILA. At Iroquois Park Arena, they won 10-2. Rob Paddick shone with 3 goals, 2 each by Julie Kernohanr and Chris Tueker and one by Derek Jones.' Cheekers -'.Variety were not too confident about the return game in Scarborough; they had flot won there yet this year and they had to - alup ýa few players from the Bantam No. 2 team to replace missing players. Fortunately these cail ups welcomed the challenge and the final score 'was 8-6 for the Whitby-Garrard Road team. Jason Ren- nick led with 4 -goals with singles by Mark Hidgen, Troyhann San- tos, Tucker and Jones. The WGR novice No. 2 team ended' their regular season at Iroquois Park Arena with a 9-4 win over Beaches No. 2 team. Wayne Primeau shot past the Beaches' net- minder three times with two goals each by Steve Taylor, Mike Massey WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB HOUSE LEAGUE "'RESULTS GAMES PLAYED JULY 30 SQUIRTS MhItby OpimsClb. Shoppers Drug Mart .. 0 Alex*** Nio..... ....2 Jason Picket Willow Park 1I....... o Hutchison..........6 Craig Talent .............. 2 Jason Mlzzi ............... 2 Jonathian Dlamond Anthony]Rtli Century 21 ......... 2 Neil Moore Scotty Van Vehgel Studio of W.A. Burgess 1 Kyle Gardiner Midas Muffler...... 0 Hair Care Centre ...6 Derek Colusuonno .......... 4 MathewTlm Jeffrey Kalesnlcowiesz Swiss Chalet........ 0 Whitby Firefightes... 1 Ryan Leesui Whitby Lions .......1 Dale Edwards Brooklin Kinsmen.. Mike olangelo' BANTAM Whitby Optimist Club .6 Jeffrey Street.. . . Joe Mulcahey.............. 4 VecPereira Ron Cuilen Curtiz Jones Andrew NancelvIl T.&E ............. Brian Marsb J.M. & E. mc.....8 Glen Mzen ............... 3 Scott Myers ............... 2 Dave Crouch Scott Jamieeon SamDodd ATOM GAMES PLAYED JULY 24 Garden Street....... 2 Brooklin.* ....3... Steven Toornbe Paul Sillfano ............. 3 Chrs orrson ATOM GAMES PLAYED JULY 31 Hutchison-------....1 Wib piitClub.1 GeoffCadan JmnGoddfl Whitby Family Rest 0 Jeffrey Street....... 4 Scott Burgeu .a............ 2 Scott Paton Michael ReUlly Garden Street....... Chris orrison Sargeants Gulf.... 6 Jamle Lyon ............... 3 mikesimos Jimmy comber Brooklin........... 5 Paul Siciliano ............. Chrls Thomson Whitby Aluminum .. Jason achochi Wilow Park........ 4 Mark vandenbom ........2 Damien Iaherwood amly Van veligel fihlMand Trophies ... MichaelSigeworth In the second hall Whitby came out with fire in their eyes scoring four goals. Scoring for Whitby in the second hall were Mark Wisdom to break the tie, Shane Bevan, Mike Molson (penalty shot), and Sean Heaney. With this win Whitby Lakes Wallpapers are in first place. Whýitby duplicate bridge The following are the resuits of last week's play at' the Whitby Duplicate Bridge Club as reported by Mrs. Jîm, Wharrie.? North and South: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stone, 133; Mrs. William Austin and Mrs. Robert Broadbent, 109%; Mrs. C.E. Stewart and Mrs. W.C., Ristow, 107%; AI Leslie *and Perry Laurence, 971/. East and West:: Mr. and Mrs. Bert Oliver, 1051/; Bill Nelson and Frank Mace, 102%; Bill Fraser and June Thompson, 94½; Nancy Love and Mrs. Hugh Baker, 86. The results of each week's play at the club is reported in the following issue of the Ajax1 bridge The following are the results of, last week's play at the Ajax Bridge Club as reported by J.D. Marteil, club manager. North and South: Bull and Edna Baker, 162y2; Marjorie and Bob Ker- ton, 152½; Allan Doucette and Walter Michael, 151; Bfi and Beth Sweeney, 144%; Neil Brady and Helen Mark, 13 9%; Bruce Norman and Greg Sweeney, 57½; and, Pat and Tom Hensley, 551h. East and West: Jim Martell and Mark Mar- tinek, 1631/2;'Are, and Phyllis Kelly, 1524; Mike Fernley and Franklin Wo, 145%; Jackie Byrne and Evril Grant, 141; Otto Win- ninger and Larry Gif- ford, 141; Doris Watson and Betty Kroetsch, 591/; and, Sigrid Davey and Maureen Tarpey, 551h. The results of each week's play at the club is reported in the following issue of the Whitby Free Press. 'Anyone wantlng, more information about the club should cail 683-966. ( 1 SUPPLIER 1 SALES REP 1 CALL DELIVERY WHEN YOU WANT IT/OOTATIONS WMEN YOU NEEO TI4EM/PROMPT A PHON 68 a196 Whitby wins triplé On July 30, the Whitby Lakes Wall papers played Ajax at home winning 5-1. Whitby. opened the scoring quickly with goals from Derek Dixon- and Dwayne Allen (penalty shot). Ajax came back with a goal to shorten the gap. In the second hall it was ail Whitby with goals from Derek Dixon, Shane Bevan and Sean Heaney. On Aug. 2, Whitby Lakes , Wallpapers travelled to Peter- borough winning 5-2. It was a tight game in the firat haîf with Peterborough opening the scoring and Whitby> coming right with a great effort from Shane Bevan totde the game. 1Whitby's defence'held off Peterborough's at- tack in the first haîf to 11 UN