PAGE 18, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1986, WHITBY FREE PRESS Bo Peeps advane hawa Turual Li' haîf, however, two defeating Oshawa 'eep (under 11's) unanswered markers in cer Club 6-2 setting advance to the the second haif put the Thrfd versus Whitb id round of the resuit beyond ail doubt. Li' Bo Peep stiIl arn Region pay- Scorers in the gaine one league mal by virtue of a 5-2 were Joey Van Voulsen game against Uxb ion over Bowman- (3), Brilan Stacey and and a win in this1 n Oshawa. Peter Vanwowu. would give Turul a decision was While Oshawa was leage champil r in doubt although eliminating Bowman- with Whitby in SE 1only led 3-2 at the ville - Whitby was place. I Redmen strong i Geordie Dean of the New Westminster played a good defensive game beating the i Salmonbellies keeps bis eye on Greg Kent oi Westminster team 6-5 and tying Up the Mann the Brooklin Redmen as Kent moves the bail Cup series at a game a piece. into Westminster territnry. The Redmen Free Prers Staff Photo - Garrard teams zone BR;OOKLIN -WHITBY' MI NOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVE TRYO UTS CHANGE0F LOCATION ALL TRYOUTS AT BROOKLUN ARENA DATES AN DTI MES REMAI N THESAME DUE TO LACROSSEFINALS (MANN CUP) turne, assisted by Bradley Reed and Gee Nash. Scorers in this game were Adamn Ar- nmstrong wth two goals, Bradley Reed with one goal and one assist, Gavin Prout with one goal and two assists, Matt Armstrong one goal, double assists by Gee Nash and Mark Armstrong, single assist by Darryl Lewis. In the second tyke game against Beaches scorers were Matt Armstrong two goals, single goals by Bian Powers (one assist>, Weslq (two assists Lewis, Gee N Prout (1 ass assists by mstrong witl Adamn Armsi one. Brooklin Novice won t with two win. 3, and one los st Bramptoi Primeau led with four g< first. game doubles b, Walton, a sinj Sorichetti. In gaine (lost à Pruneau f ire singles by J& and Jimm3 Third gaine Jimmy Brow double, scori were Jason Rohan MetI Efl 10 champs- ley Huether Nash and Wayne s), Darryl Primeau. ash, Gavin For the Weedman ist). Other Peewees, they lost two Mark Ar- out of three' gaines th two and played. Scores were los itrong with 14-11, won 5-4, and loss 7- 2. Anne Windover led Kinsinen the attack in the first their series' gamne with four goals, is 7-6 and 6- doubles by John Mclver s 5-4 again- and Kelly Vipond, )n. Wayne singles by Mike Massey, the attack Zacb Hayden and oals in the Shaydon Santos. Second (won 7-6), gamne double goals were )y Jason netted by John Mlver igle by Matt and Anne Windover, the second single by Kelly Vipond. 5-4) Wayne Third gamne single each .d a double, by Kelly Vipond and ison Walton Anme Windover. y Brown. Checkers Variety (won 6-3) Bantamns lost their zone n netted a finals two straight ng singles against Toronto n Walton, Beaches 14-2 and 13-2. ha, Kerry SEE PG. 19 fort too late FROM PG. 17 had settled into some kind of rhythm, were already three goals down. A good second haîf effort saw them pull back one goal, but this was too littie too late and the final score was 4-2 in favour of the Oshawa teain. The goalscorer was Graeme Whyte, and again Whit- by suffered froin stili being without number one goalkeeper Craig Silk, but Jeff Pritchard tried vainly to stemn the tide to no avail. Osi Bo PE wili secont Durha offs b decisf ville ir The neyer Turul aSoc- ýg up a by. Ihave ke-up bidge game il the *nship ,econd M M By BETH PADDICK Whitby Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse teains finished their 1986 season with Tyke, Novice and Midget Zone 10 Champions, and Peewee and Bantamn runners Up. Ail final gaines were a two out of three series. In the tyke division, the Brooklin Redmen tearn won two straight over Toronto Beaches, 5-4 and 7-4. The first gaine at Beaches saw Adamn Armstrong score the winning goal in over HOUSEWIVES f SENIlORS GET SOM E FRESH AIR~' AND EXERCISE PLU-S ' EARN SOM E EXTRA MON EY H ELP US DISTRI BUTE THE WHITBY FREE PRESS CALL SUSANN AT 668-5040 or 668-6111 @Alcohollsmn and Drug (Z,,4ddiction Research Foundation F-ondation dcla recchcrch sLlrIa toxicomiaic THE ADDICTION IESEAICH FONDATIN il COLLAIGRATION WITH WHITBY PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL NASAÀ NEW NIU/ALCOHOL PHOJECT $40000 remuneration for healthy, maie, heavy drinkers, ages 19-55 years, who wish to volunteer for a research pro- ject. Must be willing to fiNi in ques- tionnaires, corne in for medi- cal assessments and take an investigational drug as pre- scri bed. The Duration of the project is 18 weeks ('8 visit s) For f uriher information cati 576-6277 OFFICE SUPPLIES 1 INSTANT PRINTIN [ýý,ork org i