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WHFl'Y FRM EOSW, WEDNESDAYJULY 10# 199 PAGE.21 I Peterborough midget- basebail tournament IWib.y wins again WhtyDunedin Consitruction ter and had two bits and drove in a pthoei duel againot rode strong pitching t i their in a run in a 7-O victory over Stretville iii'the finl.' second iigttun nt tliis Port Hoe Huetherdrvinteoyru season. Brett Ryne as a woht nthebottom 'ofthe, sixth lnning. In Peterborough over the and drove in a run. Michaud had Imeson hàd. two bits whie weekend, the Whitby team a double while Huether, Wood -PRayne, Andrew, Goqgnach, Pud- allowed only one run in three and Jason Rodrigues had singles. dister and RoArgues 'had one games. i.m Imeson threw for Whitby apiece. Simoýn Gosgnach pitched a three-hitter in a 5-1 decision over the hast team in the firat game. The taîl rigbt-hander had 10 strikeauts anadbad four bits in four trips to the plate, to drive in twa runs. 'Lm Imeson stroked three hits while todd Huether, Steve Wood, Pets Svistonuvs, Mike Micbaud, Tim Curran and Jamie Difiare also had bits. Keitb Milîs pitched a two-hit- Windoverleads Ontari*o tem .Anne Windover of Whitby was ajgain dominating force for the Ontai team that competed in a women's field lacrasse- tourna- ment in Colorado July 1-4. Windover scored 25 goals and had 12 assists to lead Ontario scorers in seven irmes at the 1991 InternationalYiail Lacrosse ShootoutTournament. The Ontario' teamn won four games and lost three games. Ontario defeated San Fran- cisco Bay 9-6, Mary]land 9-8, Cal- orado 114 and the University of California (Santa Barbara)_12-6. Ointario losit to.Eagles Eye 9-7 U.S. Squad Team 12-1 and Maryland/Virginia I12-6. Windover -was one* of six Ontario players on the Canadian team that lat 9-4 and 6-5 in exhibition games against the Vail lacrosse ail-star team. Windover scored four cf the team's nine goals over the two games. Windover was a member of the wamnen's lacrosse team that represented Canada in a recent tour o Japan from June 12 to 26, and aricip ated ith. ,teams fromhe U.. and Australiami the Lacrosise friendship games in Osako and Tokyo, Japan. bïWhtby gi J.1s' <Imtteu 29) CweL21-E.Drowu âsodohati 12 = Naylotm .14 &roklnOà ht8 IoMx-.Dob 10 Klnoe4Jlub 2 Bgrook.Opthilt 02la' u<4Euso 9 Peacck Spotsa21 Whihptilst9 Century 21-B.L Bmwn mdway Motet Kinsmen Club Brook% aOpmmiat Wbltby opllmst Poacoci Sprts RaMai- H. Bovi Brooklln Optislt 02 GPW: 8 6 8 4 83a 8 2 8 2 Bl V Duu 2 0 BeMs- - Haylocks 7 M)& uy utBoyl Dodd & Sater 12 BlroolnC>pm ist19Wbitby Legion 9 5howea»eVide. 20 BellCanada 6 Frank Reulty 18 Karbélt 14 Big Donut 17 MacOiln Bathurat 16 ta-dx4 CF W BlgvDrugs 8 7 Showcaae Vide. S 6 BigDonut 8 6 Mercury Auto Body 8 6 Karbet 8 5 Dodd & Soter S Bell Canada83 Brooklln C)ptimlst 8 3 Frank Reaty.C. 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CfeBi Redmen pull out a vietolry Brooklin Redmen saved their. beat for the end in a corne- from-behind 9-8 win over Fergus in major/senior lacrosse'last fi- daedmen appeared beaded for their second straight defeat before scoring six goals in the final five minutes ta pull out the win in Fergus. There were so sucb heroics in at Brooklin's Luther Vipond arena on July 3 as Owen Sound North Stars averpowered Red- men 12-5. North Stars goaltender Rab Mason was a standout. The win temporarily put Owen Sound in firat place aore Redmen gained a share with the victory on Fri- day night. Against Fergus, veteran John Fusco scored three goals and set up two others. John Scanga also had three goals and had an assist. Jason Richards, Wayne Mom- baurquette and Bric Perroni also Maj or/senior lacrosse ErrANDINGS (etsorJuly 8) W L T CF GA FIM Broklin 7 2 0 104 78 14 O)wen Sound 7 5 0 120 108 14 Peterbooug 6 3 0 96 75 12 Brumpton. 6 6 0120 121 12 Poqual 1 Il10 76 134 2 Top 10.oeu GF GO AM FIES Pet.rParke, Brooklin - 8 26 16 41 Bob Hmley. erus Il 13 27 40 Gary WaUlk, Brampton 12 17 20 37 Mark Cochrane, OweSd. Il 15 22 37 John Fuse.. Brooklin 7 6 24 30 WiUy Arnld, Owen S& 10 15 14 29 MlkeMooridian, Bmmp Il 13 16 29 " oCampb.i, Owen S&I. l 9 20 29 JeHaNRdf. PMtabough 9 8- 20 28 'ErlcPrronlBroakin .5 16-e', bad goals while Randy Jones had four assists. Af ainat Owen Sound, Peter Parke had two goals, with sin- gles by Mombaurquette, Perroni and Ricb Djment. Mark Cochrane bad three goasand Willy Arnold and Bob Méabtwao ach for Owen Sound against Paul Maotz in the Redmen cage. Peewee s win 3 more Whitby Legion peewees wan three gamos in the past woek. Against Part Hope, Richard Domagala pitcbed a complets game in a 10- 1 thumping, allowing anly five bits. Runs were scared by Lars Clay, Marc Sheridan, Mfike Qavonka, Terry Arges, Colin Cockburn and Wes Vickery. Chris Goring bad a home run to knock in threo runs and two singles for two EBIs, and scored a mun. Next in linovw Peterborough who fated DarrylJennings and Jamie Turner. Runs were scoeed by Kyle MeFarlane, Sheridan, Arges, Goring, Vickery and Grog Pomroy who paunded a booming borne mn and a triple in a 10-6 win for Whitby. In the third game of the week, Little Britain was blanked 9-0. Goring pitched the first four innings and Clay- - the last tbree in the no-bit shutout. Runs were scored by Osvonka. who rounded the bases three tirnes, Sheridan who scored twice, and Domagala, Clay, Turner and Cockburn. Pomroy smashed ,azüthei tîiple 'ajfddrolve in two One of the top midget basebal tournaments in Ontario will be beld in Whiùtby and Oshawa July 12-14. The 2tb annual tournament will feature 16 of the best teams, with some of the best youth talent, in Ontario. Teame from Quebec and the U.S. have previously played in the tournament. 'This OBA-sanctioned tourna- ment is one of the top three înidget tournaments in the p rovince," says Jim Lutton of shaw, pst resident of the Ontario Basebal Association. On a suggestion by Gord Hanna, the tournamnent began in 1971. Dr. Neil Murkar booked, after treasury duties and Lutton handled registration and chair- mnan duties as Whitby and Osh- awa basebaîl associations joined forces to organize the event. A WMhy midget team. mana- Sa runner-up finish in 1972. O0shawa team was champion in 1980 and runner-up on anotber occasion. This year's Whitby team recently won a tournament in Suqdbury. .Hamilton Mahoney Park, Toronto 111gb Park and East York have each won the tourna- ment three times. Since 1981, the name -of the winnig team goes on'-the Jack McDonald Memorial Trophy. Local residents canw atch rtme8 to.beplaed atr(Kh-ouo1 Park in Whiltbv and atKinsmen Stadium in Os awa. Whitby- Oshawa 2Uthanrnial mdget basebal tournamnent JULY 12, 13 AN» 14 DAY TUME DIAMOND 1EAM Frlday 730 p>m. Klnunen July 12 730 >m. Iroquos Saturday 9 uL.. Iinsmen 9 aLm. faliman 11:30 &. inumnn 11:30 a.m. Iroquos 11:30.am. Pool 11:30 am. Fairman 2 p.m. Iinsmen 2 p.m. Iroquois 2 p.m. Peel 2 p.m. Fairman 4'30 p.m. 4.30 p.m. 430 p.m. 4.30 >~m. Kinen Fairman Osh. G&R Chemucal Lee. Whitby Dunedin Conat. Osh. G&R Chemical Leg. Markham Scarborough Agincout Scarborough Birchmount Port Hope Flyers Bowmanville Orloles Oah. G&R Chemical Leg. Whltby DuibWFuOouist Toronto High Park Braves Thornhill Thunderbirda Sudbury Leaside TES TIgers Bowmanville Orioles Scarborough Birchmount 7 p.m. Kinmmen Hamnw. MountainCougar 7 p.m. Iroquos Hamn. Mahoney Park Boom Sunday 9 a.m. Kinanen St. Thomas July 14 9 a.m. Iroquos BowmanviDe Orioles 1130 a&m. inamen 11:30 a&m. Iroquos 230 pm. MCnmen 2:30 p.m. Iroquois 7 p.m. Kimen Scaiiorough Birchmount Port Hope Flyers Red division wlnner Blue division wlnner Winner gZame 25 VS TRAM vs Tlurnhifl Thunderbirds vs Markham vs York Pioneers va Tenat. Mhi Park Braves vs "MIIIIInhl ud"drd. vs Ihm.- W. Mounfain Cougars vs Loaside TRS Tigers vs East York insmen va Sudbury vs St. Thomas vu Hamn. Mahoney Park Bears vs Hamn. W. Mountain Cougars vs Markham vu York Plonoors vs Eat York Kinamen va St. Thomas vs Scariorough Agincourt vs Port Hope Flyers, vs Tornto 111gb!Park Braves vs York Pioneers1 vs Scarborough Aginout vs Leaide TS Tigers vs Sudbury vs East York Kinsmen vs Whte division wlnner vs Cldidivision wlnner va Wimner game 26 lm DDIVISION COL» DIVISION Oshwa G&R Chenrical Legionaires port HeFlyers Thornhifl flunderbirds Scarborough Birchmnount Yorck Ploneers Sudbury Hamilton MahmneyPark Bears EsatYork Kinsen ]BLUE DIVISION WHR1E DIVmISI Whltby Duinedin Construction Bowmanvfle COloo> Miarkharn Scarb«Ooue hAncourt Torcto 111h Park Braves Lmid lfIlSTIger Hamflton West Mountan Couagar St.Thomas