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WHITBY FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1987, PAGE 17 Rrookli*n.defeats Petertborough 13m7 Brooklifl Redmèn ran their un- woul indicate. blemished record to an even 10 Newcomers to the Redmen, Jim games last week with a 13-7 victory Meredith and Dave Pirog, and over Peterborough Lakers. veteran player Dale Kernohan each It was a surprising game on ail tallied for a pair of goals with courits. Rivais for many years, the singles coming from Bruce Red- strain on tiiese two clubs usually wood, Lorne Briscoe, Emil Labaj, results in the penalty - doors Paul St. John, Kevin Antrîm, Anidy swinging freely each time they Perroni and Derek Keenan. meet. But last Wednesday, officiais For the Lakers, Andy Harry Benham and Joe Murray Shaughnessy notched a pair and assessed only 32 minutes in Dave Succamore, Mike Burke, penalties (20 to Lakers), a fair Bruce Ogilvie, Frank Kylie and ainount for many te ams but few for Mark Evans added singles. a Redmen/Peterborough game. Wayne Colley went the distance Brooklin blanked Lakers 2-0 in between the pipes for Brooklin, the first 20 minutes of play, but playing an exceptional game and Peterborough showed their poten- holding Peterborough to a no-goal tial in the centre frame by. out- situation in the opening period. scoring, the visitors 4-3 and Next game for Redmen was in narrowing the Redmen lead to a Luther Vipond Memorial Arena single goal. The final stanza, against Scarborough Saints on nowever, belonged sblely to Tuesday night but resuits were not Brooklin. as the final 13-7 score known at press time. Warriors split pair For the fourth time this junior A lacrosse season, Whitby Warriors have lost to Peterborough Maulers . The Maulers put together an im- pressive game, defeating the Warriors 19-3 in Peterborough last Tuesday night. Gary Mark, Jeff Mcçomb and Bill Passfield each netted a single goal for the Warriors. The following night at home agamnst the Brampton Excelsiors, the Warriors were victorious by a 13-8 count. Hat tricks went to Bill Passfield and Greg VanSiekie. Jason Richar- ds had a pair while singles went to Steve Dyment, Chris Ainsworth, Jeff Whittle,, Bill Callan and Scott Boyd. With the win the Warriors im- proved their record to 10 wins and 6 losses. Their next game will be at home, Wednesday when they meet Etobicoke. Game time is at 8 p.m. at Iroquois Park. WHITBY COUNCILLOR Tom Edwards takes the tor- ch from Sri Chinmoy runner Bruce Harding of Toron- to as the cross-Canada run for peace went through Whitby Sunday. Free Press photo Tykes improve record with 2 wins Whitby tykes basebali team lost their first game of the season last week before rebounding with two decisive wins. Whitby, sponsored by Cobi Foods, gave up 12 runs in the first four innings and couldn't catch up in a 21-9 Oshawa win. Rajiv Gandhi had three hits and Tim Imeson a homer for Whitby. Imeson belted two triples and had five runs batted in a 21-10 decision over Peterborough . Gandhi knocked -in four runs and David Partlow, three, while Chris Mace was the winning pitcher. Imeson got the win in a 23-1 decision over Pickering. Adam runs in the second inning en route to Clay and Jeremy Schott each knocked in four runs. Stacey Trucking swept both ends of a doubleheader against Oshawa Canadian Corps in Oldtimers Ser- vrice Club Slo-pitch League action June 28. The Whitby team improved its record to seven wins, four losses and two ties this season with the two victories. St.acey won the first game 11-3 as Larry Batherson knocked in three runs while Bob Haines pitched a nine-hitter. The second game was more decisive as Stacey scored seven Pnimeau chosen for camp Whitby's Keith Primeau was one of 30 players selected for a final tryout for Orntario's under-17 team that will compete in a world tour- nament at Christmas. Primeau, recently drafted by Hamilton Steelhawks of the Ontario Hockey League, attended a camp June 24-28 in London with top midgets from Ontario, Northern Ontario and the Metro Toronto minor hockey leagues. At 15, he was the youngest of the 30 players selected from the 72 trying out. The final tryout will be in August in Ottawa. The Ontario team wiIl play teams from the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia, Finland, Sweden, U.S., Quebec, Maritimes and Western Canada in the tournament in Montreal. Primeau is a superb skater with "soft hands" around opposing nets. He led the Whitby bantam ail-stars in scoring. Nieuwendyk recognition night A recognition night will be held for Joe Nieuwendyk, Friday, July 3, from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Heyden- shore Pavilion. Nieuwendyk, who played for the Calgary Flames for part of the 1986- 87 hockey season, returned home to Whitby on Tuesday after finishing his year at Cornell University. Anîong those expected to attend Whitby, who also played with the Calgary Flames and members of the Corneli team. Tickets, at $10 a person, are available at Peacock Sports, GN Auto or at the door that night. Proceeds from the night will be donated to Whitby minor hockey and Whitby minor lacrosse. Eyre leaves Warriors FRO PAE 1 players. "Bill and I had talked about the K problemn but you can't cut 18 guys. Jordan is also aware somne of the players do not attend the warrni- SANDY CO E U:Soe players you can't get out prepares to head bahl for there with a cattie prod," he said. the Whitby major If there is a bright side to Eyre's Mosquito team duriflg a resignation, Jordan is hoping it 3-1 victory over wakes up some members of the Pickerig laSt wee. "They have to reahize they are Free Press photo not playîng minor sports anymnore. "I'm hoping a lot of motivation will come from *the players them- selves." Eyre's resignation has now put extra pressure on Jordan who says it is tough to hire an assistant coach halfuuiv thrntugh a season. four runs with three hits. 100 EXTRAS FOR CROWD SCENES IN A MOVIE Diepictlfg MARTIN LUTHER KING addresslfig arslly of Blmcks ag.d 18-80 ln WASHINTON IN 1968. FILMING IN THE OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM IN JULY CALI GFM TALENT AGENCY1 61 Commercial Ave., Ajax (416427920 Whitby Iroquois soceer HOUSE LEAGUF SQUIRT June 15- M idas Muffler . .................. 3 Hardiman & Mount Ins ............ 3 Scorers: Ryan Basdeo, (2>, Michael Orr, Michael Magee (2), Michael Robertson. Lasco Steel......................O Gold &Royal................ ..... 2 Scorers: B. Masterson, G. Epminondas. Kelly Green......................4 Waterbed Company ............... 0 Scorers: Tyler McDougall, Richard Sagon, Donavan Bond, Jeff Giles. Shutout: Jason Jarvie. wliity Optimists ..................3 C.B. Foster& Sons................ 1 Scorers: Ian Gudgeon, Michael Sabadin, Wesley Suddons, Joseph Longo. Fore t Green . . .................. 1 Navy &Blue.....................1 Scorers: Eric Vanacker, Brian Crilly. W.D.F.F. Local 2036............... 0 Swiss Chalet ....................0 Scorers: Mark Haynes (7), Curtis Clark (2), Bobby Schlitt. Shutout: David Fillion. Whitby Lions.....................1 Beige Maroon ....................2 Scorers: Timolliy Dasilva, Chris Hey, Sean Sorenson. June 22- Kelly Green......................O Beige & Maroon .................. 6 Scorers: Leigb Willems <3>, Kirk Lareverend, Sean Sorenson, Matthew derboom, Sammy Scheepers. W.D.F.F. Local 203............... 0 Forest Green & White ............. 7 scorers: Don Campbell (3), Eric van Acker (2), Adam Fan' (2). Waterbed Company...............2 Whitby Lions..................... 2 Scorers: Paul Finnie (2), Paul Lambert, Timothy Dasilva. Swiss Chalet ..................... 3 Midas Muffler .................. 2 Scorers: Mark Haynes, Ryan Basdeo (2) Foster &Sonls..................... S Gold & Royal .....................O Scorers: Luke Bainard, (3), Stephen Death (2), Ryan Babcock (2), èEmil Sadok. STANDINGS Forest Green & White Swiss Chalet Whitby Optimists Navy & Blue C.B. Foster &Sons Hardiman & Mount Ina. Kelly Green & Gold Gold & Royal Midas Muffler PEEWEE Results June 24- 8 8 8 6 ,5 4 4 3 NRS Reaity One ..................O Drew Myers, Kevinn Paton. Shutout: Kevin Voyde. Dairy Queen.....................2 WISC Grey/Kelly.................8 scorers: Mike Simos, Stephen Stone, Paul Beckman (2), Shawn Keogan (2), Scott Anderson, Mitra Gurdin, Jeremy Laprairie, Michael Lawrence. Shoppers Drug Mart .............. 4 WISC Maroon/White ..............3 Scorers:- Colin Hadden, George Chelious, Scott King, Scott Paton, Cam Schilling (2), Mike Goode. "It is gomng to be ulîlîcuIlt Lo SAlNING replace Bill. We can't spend a lot of Naya & B u In................hoppe..r soru Mrt time lookmng for an assistant coach Hordia on Is........ hper rgMr Scrr:Bian Crifly (2). jason Hot. Sqare BoyPiza 8 now." chkiss, Michael Magee. WISC Grey/KeUly 8 As for Eyre, he says he will neyer WISC Maroon/Whlte 5 coach another tacrosse teamn. Whitby OptÎifsts...................... NRS Rely One 4 'Thi wa timuchof diap- Brown&Gold....................2Whitby Dairy Queen2 "Ti wsto uc f00isp Scorers: Julian Ridi (2), Wesley Sud- pointment to me, "he said. -___________-___________1_____ 19- *..*- f il -8 e,1 ,. a * 191% 1rtwE*%-7USýý*WC#P #'W.. . lm Whitby softball, Scores Week Endlng lune 28,1987 MITE Bell Canada 21 Rotary Club 14 Scott's Colonels 25 Roy's Enterprls 12 Group 74 17 Dodd & Souter 21 Bailey'S Phar. 22 Chart-Alr 24 Midas Muffler 20 Pioneer Interior24 STANDINGS Scott'a Colonels 14 Pioneer Interlors 13 BaUley's Pharmacy S Dodd &Souter 8 Midas Muffler 6 Chart-Air Mechanical 6 Bell Canada 5 Royls Enterprises 5 Group74 0 SQUIRT Mercury Auto 12 West Lynde 10 Macmillan 7 Mdway Motors 0 Pearson lane à6 Mdway Motors 14 STANDINGS West Lynde C.A. 12 Mercury Auto 12 Macmillan Bathurst 12 Pearson Lanes 8 Sorchettl Group 6 Dixie Lee 2 Midway Motors O 0 NOVICE Henry Buildali 20 Br. Leglon 9 Speedy 22 Lions Club 13 Mr. Rentall 26 Cardinal Cont. il STANDINGS Speedy Muffler 12 LovelDruga il Henry Buildall 10 Lions Club 6 Brooklit Legion 4 Mir. Rentaîl 4 Cardinal Containers 3 BANTAM Wheelies 4 Molly Maid 1 Donald Travel 20 Kinsmena Club 12 Molly Maid 13 Kinsmen Club 10 STANDINGS Wheelies 12 Molly Maid 12 Kiwanis Club 8 DonaldTravel 2 Kinsmen Club 2 SOPHOMORE JoannesFlower23 NationalTrust 9