WIIFBFPM PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29.1991.,PAGE 25 Chris Going bit a seventh- inning,ý,two-out single-to drive i thetyngadwin'gnruns flor Whty.over Os 'hawa inpeewee basebalirecentl. The Whitby ýLegon team was traiing 2-0 befoielodnth bases m 'the seventh and final innig against>a'tiring Oshawa pitcher*ho wýalked, a Whitby batter tà drive in a run. Going followed with bhis clutch bit. Jamie Turner sitarted 'on the mound for Whitby, strlking out five of the 13 batters he faced'in four innings. He allowed no bits and only one,.walk. ___ Mark Sheridan ýfollowed, and allowed an, Oshawa, run. Richard Do la took/over, andalwe two his'and a runwhile striking out four te get the wn .VWitble lst,,7-6 May, 19. to Kendal on Lars Clay, was o-n the moundý for the firot four innings, pitching well and allowing only onern and:né bits, three walkndsiX strikeouts. WhitbYs Dar1y Jenning scored 'on an PB single fromn Teiy. Ariges.ft wasn't until' the fourth înning 1 that ' Colin Cockburn smashed a triple.'pin deep right field and was ater brought home on a RBI. single by Mike Ovsonka. In the fifth, Jennings, who reached base on an error, scored on a single by Marc Sheridan. At the end.of the fifth the score was 440 for' the visiting Whitby tean., .However, Kendal bats, started te bit Whitby relief. pitcbing and they scored four runi te ie the game; In the ninth inning, Terry Arges blasted a tri le and sored on -asangle bSeridan. But Kendal'nover *quit, and in the tanth inning, scored the winning run. On ,May' 16 Whitby , nd, Bowmanville met in a slugfest. Wbitby batted tbrough .the. whole lineup, with Greg Pomùroy.bitting a tbree-rtun double. Two.,RBIs by, West Vickery and one by Ricbard- Doagala brought the score te -2 for Whitby at the end of the flrst. hn the. second inning Domagala, bit a two-run sangle, makting'the score - 8-2. But the tbird i:ning was BlQwman.ille's as they scored eight runs. Four, more runs on bits by Jennings Arges and a two-run double by Jamie Turner brought, the score te 12-10 for Wbitby. Curfew. ended the. gaine with WVhiîby winniing 14-12; Kcks win tourname-nt Oshawa Kicks under-12 girls sooeer team won their flrst tour- nament of the season over the weekend in Whitby. Gwen Kilfoy scored three goals and Megan «ücker had-two ini a 5-2 win over Scarborough ini the final. In the semi-final, Oshawa defeated Thornbill 3-2 as Kilfoy scored twice and Tucker once. In round-robin, Kathleen Fitz- patrick scored twie in a4-0Owin over Whitby Angela Dunn and Kiloy had the other go ais. Fitzpatrck scored twice and Kilfo nena 3-1win over crbrghini earlier action. Ini their flrst~me Oshawa gtwo-goal peà ormane fo Bramton 6-0. Mand Du"nn and M and Davison ha the other goals. Claire Bramma was strong i Fastball league to host tournament The Durham Lakeshore Woinen's Fastball Ljeage is accetang teain entries for an invitational tournament to be held June 21-23 at Iroquois Park, Whitby. The league, formerly the WVhitby Ladis' FastballLege lsaimn for 16 entriesi h tournament at which prize money and awards will be given. I>eadline for team entries for tbis year's tournament is June 1. The réarn entry cost is $150 and two green dot baILa or $168 (league will supply bal. To enter or for more informa- tion, cail DarrellSBtaley at -1-' 41e-987-3096ôr AlexandraMirýs, t 666-9fflfy~g teurnament. Gxreenlaw leads big comeback Glen Greenlaw scored ail four jais as Durhiam Celtic came frmbebind te defeat Peter- boroug City44-3 in a Men's Motor CityS League gme last Friday. Peterborough led 3-0 at one BtTf:tie 'Ill play Pickering Strikers on 7'hursday night a Civtic Fleld, Oshawa. :4es Squirts Atoms Mosquito Peewees Bantam Junior Houseleauue Under 18 Select Soccer, Team Try-outs. Try-outs areopen to any interested youngster who- is regietered with the WUSC, Summer Soccer Houseleague., Under 8 Under 10 Under 12 Under 14 Under 16 *83-84 81-82 79-80 77-78 75776 Davld.Naylor Bob Kobrynowich Anthony Mifsud Larry Webb Patrick Macinnon 668-0900 571-0265 668-5335 668-2056 655-8884 668-1741.- 73-74 Jim Spvrous 666-8747 SSMARINE.. HOUSE Holiday 210 May 3,Junel1 and June 2 Meet Eddie Shack June lst & 2nd afternoons - 1991 Cadorettes on Display - Ch*o Radio Mobile - Door Prizes ~ * *Lunch Specials ccýurtesy of Explorer Restaurant 750 Hopkins St. 1Whitby -430 -1010 Toronto Line- (416) 283-2183< Cle4rance Sale on 1990, lnventory I ~ - - -- Holiday 260 - -- - --- ------ A KENDAL runner is tagged out at the plate durn deficit and went on to a 9-7 victory. Claire Osborne a senior basebal contest last week. Wýiitby îexploded b it .a two-run. home rnn and John Heffer hit a for seven runs in the flfth inning to orage a 4-1 tbree-rru double for Whitby. bbmpm 1 nr.uin e w - e r-iviio :Ju ir ner 18e