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Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, September 22. 1993. Page 19 Major atoms score early bird gold The Whitby major atomn AAA hockey teain captured tep honours at the Pickering-,Ajax Early Bird Tournament over the weekend. In gainte one, Whitby, sponsored by -Dundas Centre Guardian Drugs, started strong and juniped te an early three-goal lead but had ta settle for a 3-3 tie against a pressing Chinguacousy squad. Blaine Down led the Wihitby scring with two goals while Jay Harrison added the single. Asises went te Stevenson (two), Robert Lalonde, Steven Farquharsen and Morasse. York-Simcoe provided the opostion*i gaine two which saw Whitby post a convincing 6-3 win. Goal scorers were Down, Bobby McBride, Stevenson and JeffFrazer. The final round-robin gaine lated Whitby againet arch-rival Peterborough. Whitby camne up on the short end of a 5-4 contest. Goal scorers were Frazer, Down, Stevenson and Morasse. Helpers went te Stephane Linklater, Kyle Branch, Mike Morrison, Morasse, Stevenson and Harrison. The 1-1-1 record was good enough te advance te the semi-final gainte againet the A division champion, Barrie. Barrie took an early lead in the gaine and led throughout the first two perioda. A very strong teant effort in the third period aflowed Whitby te advance te the taurnainent final with a 4-3 win. Branch led the scorers with two, singles ging te Mosse and Dtwham m of Sept. 10 UNDER il ATONd wha.HIlmuàwAto OAjnCrosCountiy 2 UNDER 13 MOSOWTO VWhit.R~mCél 3 Pkkalwdriminndd. 2 Vitoria aml3 WhllbyOptnis 5 Dim B nxd -afcm twfm Hadj UlbeI Lynuq Prie Jeusm iosWIST Joeduu Ham2 S" inLmocque UNDER 15 PEEWEE WMkbyJohnmonC. 3 WhibyOpkrobs Jenny Ligrun 2 Cindy Iià WNb Wu 1 Smom Kijtiui Jalvuon Brookin Loo KerMnSkÊer Niol. Helnsr 5 wMkby Moye Stpl'ei" Serin LiaD.idMro Whitby JoNmuanC. O Pkkky gZWY Pr- 1 UND" il7 BMAT WMbty Pmm 2 stauh aktmCuo PÉricl.Mun" Ajm Ptnlk aS Ma1e CUP ROUND Harrison. Assists went to Stevenson (three), with one each g oing to Fisher, Iànkiater and Harrison. Peterborough provided the obstacle to the championship for Whitby. But Whitby get an outstanding effort in -net by Ian Watson and goalscoring by Morrson, Sean MaeRury and Stevenson to seal a 3-0 victery and the tournainent chanipionship. Assists went to MacRury, Bobby McBride and Harrison. This year's teant has four new members to complement a strong nucleus of returning players. Justin Zamnmit in net, Reece Robertson on defense, David Morasse on the wing and Judd Stevenson at centre ail contributed fine efforts te, assist in the tournainent victory. Whitby men's hockey Ouu Sept. la Il idWoo&h 2 QOueons otai a JenPatie Grant Muasan a2 Lorry Lloyd Nil Farquhruo RUaS Autxxcle Pud Farquharson Wayne Wacuk Royu Etrpîm. 2 Attorsley Tii. 4 DougWiboe Jwn8nith Ru1d Gou Mike oer Dodd & Sa<io 3 CJ.AutoSody 3 Ste Sandiod Don French, Dav Smih i Hepburn Daw Bm, Dae. MaCroken UNDER 1M ATON Whitby Ti %u Mo. L~ u Soffl Maçonu RwFstorw NaIure Batboey Buolin Crrat. Mogan UMCaaon Je@" oaBawawiduo mona Dher UdubqFmwni Lnsm Aiàm n2 LinbqrFmoew'2 Hayiay Taylor Ruome hoSt 2 Lai Hor UNDER 13 MOSOWITO 2witby optinm. 2 Kon MCon Moeba Hay R. lm .P IoeaH.ay 4 Ayubuv S"h n2 àýMguum ;SuqUhaeogan 3 Plckaing Larfrok 2 3 Ajaxuniouu 2 5 Flckarug Winnor 3 2 Pdwlag Boyor0 2 Aax OpthTi.ts 0 5, WbitbyTipu2 Angi tin 2 5 Brookih Concre.2 Je@" B--D-- widg Meagou M=aon Lkh. Rido Shuok O Viora Spc a Aj« Lberty Umu 1 s DEAN LIM of Vancouver watches his bail drop after a long putt as Mike Robertson of Toronto looks on. Seventy-three golfers from across Canada are competing in the Canadian Prof essional Golf ers Association (CPGA) qualifier at Thun- derbird Golf Club in Ashburn, hoping to win a spot on the 1994 CPGA tour. Competition wraps up tomorrow (Thurs- day).Photo by Mark Reesor. Whltby Free Press HEAÉTH CARE TIP TErR -REGULAR EXCERCISE Is exercise a regular part of your life? If t isn't, perhaps it should be. Choose a type of exercise dut suits your interests, life- style, age and general health. If you are flot accustomed to regular exercise, consuit with your doctor before starting any form of prograzn. * A1668-9006 ~QSL John Ambulance Opinists top mites WIitby oftists defeated Bell Canada 15'9 recently te win thejuirmt chamionship f the WhtyG i otall Asso- ciation. Karen McWilliains and Sara Roseall each had three hits and scored three runs for Optimists. KaileyMiller and Kathryn Pratt =eh hiahome run. McWiiliams, Miller and Pratt shared pitching. Bell Canada scored seven runs in the fourth inning te niake it 10-8 for Optint- ists but Optimists responded with five runs the sanie inning Optimiste had lest their firt gante of the double-knockout ýIayoffs, 16-13 te McMillan And in their second game, eO0timists trailed Shoppers Drug Mat 14-0 before ceming back big1time te tie 17-17. The ganie was replayed, and Optimiste came eut 19-13 win- ners. Optimists then defented R.P. Oil15-6. Optimists then had a rematch with McMillan, and won 11-3, te go te the final against unbeaten Bell Canada. Optimiste had te win two straight over Bell Canada te win the titie, Bell Cananda needing enly one victary. fi&ptimists won 14-11 i n the first game before winning the titie .with a 15-9 victery in the second gante. Optimiste had il wins and one loss for the season. Other teani members are Ste- p h ane Siberry, Sara Alty, Sana tha Benadiîba, Tracy Law- son, atasha Neville, Ashle1y O'Leary, Andrea Raymond Danielle Valois and Catherine Vassey. Nieuwendyk, Van Siekie drafted Greg Van Sickle, tep scorer for the Broeklin Redmen in Ontario major lacrosse the past season, was the top pick by the Detroit Turbos in the Major Indoor Lacresse League draft.Iast week. Gil Nieuwendyk, formerly ef Redmen was the top pick o f the Buffalo bandits in the six-team draft of the pro league. SPO>NSORED DY CO *STEEL ýLASCO CRAIG TAYLOR was first in the under-20 division of the Muskoka World Cup triathlon and second in the age 17-18 division of the Nationals.