WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JTJNE 8, 1988, PAGE 23 Durham girls soccer Week of May 30 Br. Legion S. Larocque L. Vanderlip Under 8 2 Wh. Optimist 1 L. Del Mastro NRS Realty 5 JMT Sports 1 L. Gladstone (2) L. Keys B. Meehan <2) C. Hare Under 10 Dickson Printl Br. Optimist O Dairy Queen 9 C. Challoner (3) K. Vanderlip (3) P. Magee (2) S. Cuflas Sandoz Anca 1 C. Brammia Pickering Pickering Travel Pick. Marlin 7 Guardian DrugsO Wh. Optimnist il T. Bokor (7) C. Gibson (2) S. Wisdom (2) Coughlan Home2 Midas Mumfer 4 Pick Romniga A. Chung (2) A. Babony J. Haynes Under 12 Optimist Club 3 Marina 0 M. Thomson (2) J. Bradley Nurs Chev 1 N. Howey St. Clair 7 M. Quinlan (2) J. amonaco (2) A. Quinn S. Wright K. Stevens Oshawa 2 Pickering 3 Blue Cdn Tire Ajax O Rotary Club Wh. Leion D. Yorke Ontario lacrosse Senior May 27 Owen Sound 7 Fergus May 28 Owen Sound 25 Huntsville Brooklin 14 Brampton May 29 Fergus 12 Sarnia May 31 Owen Sound 17 Fergus Brooklin 20 Huntsville Peterbortough 19 Brampton June 2 Brooklin 24 Brampton June 3 Peterborough 8 Huntsville 7 Fergus 6 Orangeville 6 Peterborough 12 Sarnia JUNIOR May 27, Brampton 10 Whitby British Columbia <lacrosse Senior May 28 Richmond ...10 Richmond.... 6 May 30 Coquitlamn...10 Westminster ... 3 May 31 Vancouver . il..1 Richmond ... 6 June 1i Victoria......9 Coquitlam ...8 Westminster.. 9 Richmond....5 Junior May 28 Esquimault.... 14, Richmond ... 10 May 29 Burnaby ...13 SurreY......10 June 1 Cuquitlafim.9 Esqui.nault ... 8 Several Whitby gymnnasts competed in an invitational nieet hosted by the Victoria Vivant Gymnastics Club in Lindsay, May 16. In the 12B category, Angela Baxter placed fourth overafl, winning both the vault and beam. Jennifer Cafik was sixth overail, piacing third on the vault, fifth on floor, and sixth on both the beain and bars. In the 12A group Becky Mees May 29 Mississauga 12 Etobicoke June 1 Whitby Bay Ares 10 St. Catharine 8 16 Mississauga 9 June 2 Wbitby 14 Mississauga 14 June 3 Peterborough il Brampton 5 STANDINGS (Aas of June 4) SENIORIMAJOR TEAM WL 5 Fergus 5 2 0 Broollin 4 0 0 Peterborough 4 0 0 Owen Sound 4 1 0 Huntsville 3 1 0 Orangeville 1 3 0 Sarnia 1 4 0 Mississauga O 3 O Brampton 0 5 O JUNIOR Peterborough 9 0 0 Whitby 7. 1 1 St. Catharines6 2 0 Bay Area 3 4 0 Mississauga 2 6 1 Brampton 'l 6 0 Etobicoke 1 7 0 PTS 10 8 6 2 2 o 0 STANDINGS SENIORS (as of June 1) TEAM New W'estmi nster Victoia Vancouver Coquitlam Richmond W L PIS JUNIOR (as-of June 1) TEAM W L PTS Coquitlam 6 1 12 Esquimault 6 2 12 Burnaby. 5 3 10 llichmdhd 3 5 6 Westm* inster 3 3 6 Surrey O 9 O Top Scorers Senior:,Jim Veltman, Coquitlam, 6 <games, 8 goals, 14 assists. Junior: John Wilson, New Westminster, 6 games, 16 goals, 28 assists. Kernohan, Watson each score fouùr *Larry Kernohan scored four goals"-as Whitby Mail downed Brooklin Nursery 11-5 in Whitby Over The F1111 Lacrosse league action May 29. Dave Buriey and Dan White each scored two goals for Whitby Mail while WhIà te added two assists. Steve Buriey, Kim Fronts and Mark Kolodziejcak also had goals. For Broolin Nursery, Rick Burgess had two goals and two assists. John- Waddell had two goals while Glen Welch had a goal and Russ Kawecki, three .assists. Weedman doubled Gen-Auto 10-5 on May 29, as Mark Watson had four.goals and three assists and John Alla-n, tbree goals and three assists. Gatry Ravary scored a goail and had five assists for the winners. Dave Boyd and Bill Watson had single goals. For Gen-Auto, Corny Derks and Rob Lassiter scored two goals each. Dave Satchko, goalie for Gen-Auto, had three assists. Bethany horse trials upcoming Bethany Ruils Hunt is hosting their seventh annuai horse trials on Saturday and Sunday, June 18 and 19 at C.F.R.B. Farm. Some of Ontario's finest equestrians and future Olympic hopefuis will compete in a one-day event inciuding dressage tests, a spectacular cross- country course, and stadium jumping. Each element of horse triais tests different abiiities of the horse and rider. The dressage test a exhibits ail the grace and elegance of the equine athlete. The endurance test demands speed and power and stamina. The cross-country phase commands confidence, courage, generosity of spirit, good judgmnent and overaîl athletic ability not required of any other sport horse (not- to mention the riders.) This phase.of the competition is the most- spectacular for the public to watchm, consisting of a one-to-three-mile course at a galloping speed, over varied terrain. Fences are solid and natural looking and include steep verticles, banks, gates, *combinations, water and ditches. Spectators newý to horse trials are advised to dress for the weather- as, there are no luxuries such aeý covered viewing areas. Above '-ail, wear' comfortable fiotwear and be prepared to enjoy a.d$ýy n the country watching a Uu'e and ýexciting formn of sport Activities begin at 9 a.m. and mun continuously until 5 p.m. Admission is $3, per car and refreshments are available. C.F.R.B. is located at the Junction of Higlwvay 35 and 115 (ipproximaýtely 12 miles'north of Highway 401). won the gold medal for all-around gymnast, with a first for bars, second for floor, third for vault and- fifth on the beaxn. Kathy Janushewski was the bronze medallist, placing fourth on the vault, ninth -on bars, sixth on beaxn and fifth for floor. In the 14A group Karen Janushewski was fourth al around. She placed first on bars, fourth on floor, fifth on beam- and seventh for vauit. Bantams win 6 straight Whitby Optimist bantams re- Watters got the win and beited main undefeated after six ieague a home mun as Whitby defeate basebail games, picking up three Belleville 10-4 on June 1 in victories last week. Whitby. Jay Moore also bit a home run Simon Gosgnach struck out 14 and Shayne Keddy had two hits. Oshawa batters in a 12-4 Whitby G-iosgnach returned to the win May,29. Jay Moore; Jamfie mound June 4, and with relief Watters 'and Jared Stevens each heip from -Watters,. Whitby had twô hits while 'Stevens. and- downed Pickering 11-6.-W-atters Mike--Baker each,- drove.:in. three, led the offénce with -two. bits, two Sta cey wins doubleheader Baterondrve n. hre- un Stacey Truckers again won both games of a doubleheader, albeit by close scores, over the weekend in the Durham Old Timners Service League. Stacey defeated Canadian Corp. 10-6 in the opener as Larry and Bob Cook and Barry Denyer each drove in two. 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