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Whltby Free Pres Wednesday, August 10, 1994, Page 21 G.oing to t heGame Hawks quaiifyfo Ontarlobantamfmal Whitby Hughes Hawks girls' softball team will head te Nepean on Aug. il te participate in the Ohtiro Summer Cames. The team came up a~n some teugh competition dring Midgets seek provincil titie The Whitby midget A lacrosse team, undefeated this season, is one of four teams that wiil com- pete for the 1994 provincial titie at the Ontario Summer Cames in Ottawa starting this week.. The team, coached by Jim Bisbop and sponsored by Brine, has not only thrashed teams at their own age ievel but aise beaten several older-age teams due te superior cenditioning and team play. But Whitby faced fierce com- petition from Peterboroughi at the qualifying tournament Juiy 29-31 and needed a solid effort te maintain their unbeaten record. Cee Nash was soiid in net for Whitby at the teurnament and aise had four points. Niall Maynard had 14 points, Jason Wardl13, Derek Suddons and Marty OBrien il each, Zac Aitken and Gavin Prout 10 each, Pat Jones and Brad ]Reed eight eacb, Paul Sallue, Steve Death and Steve 'Vituk seven each, David Stabiie six, Luke McKay and Mike Densham five each and Brian Power one. the recent regional playdowns in Oshawa te gain entry inte the prestigieus event. Whitby defeated Belleville and Orleans and Oakville, and lest te Erin Milîs who went on te win the tournament. Teain members Susie Waidron, Stacie Beetbam, Jillian Finley, Courtney Mitchell, iàndsay Knocker, Chelsea Streud, Leslie West, Amy McAdam, Shannon Harred, Tracy Milier, Rhian Moore and Cernie McFarlane will participate in the opening ceremonies on Aug. i and play their. first gaine on Friday morning. The cempetitien will involve eight other teama from across Ontario and will be a, double-knockeut format, Coaches are, Bob Harred, Tom Mitchell and Tracey Smith. Whitby midgets defeat Oshawa in fina Brad Newport's three-run tri- ple was the big biow as Whitby broke a tie and went en te defeat Oshawa 9-4 in the final te win the Eastern Ontario Basebal Association major midget playofi' championship. 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Pringles 7 Augusi 2 Advarftge Telecoin. O Scott Wikfo Master Bedroom 0 John Vetman Hanaet Plastics 1D Goge Clay Golden Mi 3 Auguti3 Suton Grop 22 Lyn Val Diclison MecAsldWRapoponi il ThI*d Arwual Wtby Mnns Sio-ptch Tourinamsnt Dvidon utrmur Maxed roc,. Maslines; mans roc-. The Bay Boys; mens D. Ajax Bems The win came after Oshawa's Hans Snell no-hit Whitby earlier in the tournament, Whitby's only loss. Whitby defeated Peterboroughi and Kingston, and then inoved te the semi-finals with a 10-0 deci- sien over Pickering on Jeremy Schott's no-itter. Whitby doubled Cobourg 4-2 in Whitby Roy's Enterprise are the 1994 Eastern Ontario Basebail Association mniner mosquite ieague champions. Whitby put it ail together te, win the five-teamn, double- knock-out teurnament held in Cra.fton July 30 and 31. Ini the flrst round, Whitby squared off with Cobourg and breezed te a 9-4 victery. The win set up a second-round match against Ajax who bas been giving Whitby trouble all year. The saine held true in this gaine as Ajax stung Wbhitby with a 13-8 loss. That was bad news for Peterborough who bad already defeated Ajax and Pickering in the flrst two rounds. Whiàtby came eut iike a pack of woives and scored 19 runs in the first five innings. That was enough te, end the gaine because of the mercy rule and send Whitby te, the semi-finals. The final score was Wbitby 19, Peterborough 9. Whitby's fourth-round game turned eut te be a rematch with Ajax. Mattbew Tosoni took the rubber for Witby against Tan Wight, the liard tbrower from Ajax. Both pitchers were true te form as they battied each other for seven scoreles inninsWgh scattered tbree bits and struck eut 10 but Tosoni matched hlm allowing five bits and striking eut seven. Botb tearns often get runners te third base but were denied from scoring by cluteh defence or strong pitchxng. The tension was higbest in the Ajax seventh when, with two eut and one on, Tosoni issued bis firat .twe walks of the game te load the bases. Tosoni summoned up the last of bis energy and struck eut the next batter te siama the door on Ajax. A.fter Whitby was beld scorel ess in the last of the seventb, the two starters left the game baving pitched tbeir the semi-final as Jerzy Aronowicz got the save and Jason Valin get the pitching vic- tory. In the final Oshawa beld a 4-1 iead before Wbitby tied the score 4-4 in the fifth inning. Newport's decisive triple was in the sixth inning. Ken Calway got the win. 1994 INTRE.PID SAY "HELLO" TO A GOOD BUY OR A GOOD LEASE! NOTICE k : a À1 k, o m a e1gý REGISTRATION DATE: PLACE: TIME: FEE: FAMILY DISCOUNT: TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1994 IROQUOIS PARK COMPLEX 7PM TO 9PM $250.00 PER PLAYER 2. PLAYERS: $475.00 3 PLAYERS: $675.00 4 PLAYERS: $850.00 ELIGIBILIT: Minor Squirt Major Squirt Minor Novice Mjor Novice Minor Atom Major Atom Minor Peewee Major Peewee Bantam Midget Born1 Born1 Born1 Born1 Born1 Born1 Born1 Born1 Borni Borni 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981- 1980 & 1979 1978 & 1977 Ail new registrants must provide a photocopy of his/her birth certif icate. Due to imited ice availability, registration wilI be on a first corne, f irst serve basis. GLORIA JOHNSTON- REGISTRAR 668-5700 maximum number of innings. Brandon Petch came on for Whitby and handed Ajax another goose egg in the top of the eighth. Unfortunately for Ajax, their reliever was in trouble early as Spencer Mfiller greeted hlm with a hard singe and later scored the game's only run on Justin Hawe's single. The next game was the championship game featuring Whitby in a rematch with Peterborough who had beaten Pickering for the second time that weekend. This was unexpected since Pickering finished in first place for the regular season while Peterboroughi finished last. Whitby. certainly had ne trouble as they coasted to another five-inning mercy te win the game and the EOBA titie. The final score was 15-5. Petch looked after the mound for ail five innings and allowed just three bits and two walks while striking eut three. He was ne slouch at the plate, either, as he belted two singles and a triple for four RBIs. Other hitters were Tosoni with a single, double and triple for tbree RBIs, Adamn Bright with two singles and three RBIs, and Mithael May with two singlee and an RBI. Whitby Girls SSA Softball Association WANTED REP TEARK COACS FOR Al AGES Mail resumé to: Box 545 Whitby, ON Li N 5V3 or contact JOHN HUGHES, 666-2223 Deadine: August 19/94. Whitby mnosquito attack too much for Peterborough