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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1975, PAGE 13 Whitby Minor Soccer Assoc. resuits 'Following are the resuits of recentý Whitby, Minor Soccer Association play. SQUIRTS Koke car wash and Anco Laboratories fought to a 1-1 draw ,as Chris Daley scored for the former and, Vi'c Refalo for the latter. Mike Fluke picked -up a shutout as Totten, Simns and Hubicki blanked Brooklin Concrete 4-0. Ian Hopkins bas ebail Area baseball fans wil have an action packed week- end on July 12 and 13 when the Whitby Minor Basebali Association and the Oshawa Legion Basebail Association join forces to co-host their 4th niidget basebail tourna-, ment which biings to the area somne of Ontario's top midget clubs to compete in the two- day event. The two associations tumn aside their friendly rivalry to organize and operate the event which has been quickly established as one of the premier events for clubs in the midget bracket. This year 16 clubs wlll play in 23 gamnes using four parks to declare a toumrnment champ- ionship. On Saturday, July ri, four parks. Oshawa's Kinsmen Stadiumn, E. A. Fairman and Peel Park in Whitby and Cedar Park in Ajax wlll be the scene of ac- tion with alrnost continuous play, fromn 9:30 amr. until 5:45 p.m. The schedule cails for gaines at 9:30 a.m., 12:15 p.m., 3 p.m. and 5:45 p.m. on opening day when the field will be whittled down to eight clubs.- Each club Wrestling returns to Whit- by next Wednesday, July 9, ai 8:45 p.m. in the Iroquois Park Arena. The main event of the cvening will be a clash be- twecn Stan 'ITle Man"',S ta- .i,.the North Americun scored twlce whlle Darryl Musseiianý and Brad Beer added eingles.. IBrooklin Concrete then suffered another 4-0 defeat at the handii of Geddes Car- pentry who got flawless net- mindlng from Greg Roberts Steven Oliver scored a pair while Doug McGuire and ShaneKingston added singles. ATOMS Paul Neuman scored for Whitby-Weldling and David tourney. competing, is guaranteed by the sehedule at least two gamels. Sunday's action- wiÎll take place at Kinsmnen Stadium and E.A. Fairman with gamnes getting underway at. both parks ai 9:30- a.ni., 11:45 a.m., 2:30 p.m. and the tour- namnent charnpionship will be decided at E.A. Fairman at 5: 00 p.m. The tournament commit- tee has had to turn away mnany clubs applying for entry. The event has become s0 popular iii midget basebal circles. Clubs entered this year are South Windsor, Waterloo, Leaside, Agincourt, Windsor, Riverside, Newmar- ket, Scarboro Brchmount, Cambridge (Galt); Listowel, Hamilton Binbrook, Harnl- ton Red Hill, Oakville, Etobi- coke York Legion, Oshawa Whitby and Ajax. Garnes are seven innings through the tourney with the chainpionship contest a nine- inning affair. Winner of the first tournarnent held in 1972 was Scarboro Village, with Hamiilton Mahoney and Scar- borough Birchinount the winners in succeeding years. Champion, and Tony Parisi. Another higliight on the card is a handicap bout when 620 pound Haystack Cahoun grapples with 'Me Wildman and Bobby Bass. The lady wrestlers and the mldgets wiII also be on hand. Westcott for Kinsmen club as the two teams battled Ito a 1-1 deadlock. Paul Hoogkamp scored a hattrick to Iead Trio T.V. to a 5-1 victory over Woolco. David Craig contributed a pair for, the winners while Frank Teraci replied 'a los- ing cause. The Whitby Mail McDon- alds- downed- Rae R. Jones 3-1 on' a pair of goals by Chris Cote and one by John McClwraith. Phillip Brackenbury and Brian Bravener recorded shut- outs as their respective teams Kinsmen Club and Flooker Chev Olds ended in a score- less tie. John Schell scored three tîmes to Pace Whitby Bakeiy Clearance to a 5-1 verdict over King West Garden Cen- tre. Tom Scheefer ând Gar- eth Grainger added singles for the winners while George McDonald replied in a losing cause. MOSQUITOES Doug Grant provided the necessaiy offensive punch as his Stokely Van Camp edged Longmnuir Builders 3-2. Greg Degannes and Mark Vesters scored for the losers. Mercantile and Whitby Lions fought to a 6-6 draw Carmnelo Scaffidi scored four turnes for Mercantile and Frank Princiotta twice. War- ren Smith scored three goals; Joey Bryant, two; and Paul McNeil one for the losers. Sinclair Sunoco dumped Gord Nieuwendyk Sports 5-2. as Bobby McArthur and Risto Santala each scored a pair and Gary Winkel con tri- buted a single for the winners. David Blacquiere picked up both of the losers' goals.' Croxail got a pair of goals each from Jamnie and David Boyc e and singles from War- ren Prest and Mike Cachia as they beat Kiwanis Club 6-2. Ron Maguire and Ch ris Johnston scored for th e losers. PEEWEES David Lynde hcld Adebar Athletics off the scoreboard as Brooklin Legion won 3-0 on singles by Tim Allens, Jim Stachow and Steve Disney. Consumners' Gas defeated Four Sevens Realty 5-3 with Jeff Wells scoring thrce tirnes and Kevin Lintner twice. Rick Stacey, Tomn Wolff and Kevin Green scored for the losers. -David Lynde recorded another shutout and Johin Stachow scored thve times to Ilead Brooklin Legion to a 7-0 verdict over Local 222. Jim Stachow and TimAllens added singles. MAJOR BANTAMS Luigi Favit's goaltending and Russ McKim's single goal gave Lasco a 1-0 decision ove rWh itby Legion. Ewing Pool took a narrow 3-2, victory from Armstrong Homes as Robbie Frendo- cumbo scored twice and Kelly once. Robin Nagy and Blair Gibson tallied in a losing cause. JUNIOR GIRLS In one of three shutouts in this division, Pine Ridge Nurseries blanked Mitchell Brothers Building Supplies 2-0 with Terri Lee Sandford in goal and Lisa Smith scoring twice. Michel Pineiro scored a hattrick and Sharon Roberts played flawless netmninding as Patannas Ladies Fash ions trounced Munn's Press 5-0 Heather Nelson and K. Mur- phy added singles. Pickering Road Runners blanked Patannas Ladies Fashions 2-0 as Joanne Baks recorded the shutout and Linda Hartjes scored twice INTERMEDIATE GIRLS Pickering Flyers shutout last-place Carols Kittens 3-0. Gus Brown Motors scored an identical 3-0 victory over Ajax Mohawks as Debbie fluinink picked up the shut- out and Joanne Mulcahy scored three times. Carols Kîttens suffcred their second shiutout defeat of the week as Optimists intrntioaltrounced them 7-0. Lynda Miller held the Kittens scoreless while Sandy Stevenson with three goals; Wendy Nieuwcndyk with two; and Ann Brackenbury and Glenda Leitch with sing- les provided tie offensive Up to 5Q% OFF IN STOCK WALLPAPERS ~ I1SBRGIPITTSBURGH, PAIM from $6<.195 WWM78& Up per gai '103 BROCKSTSOH 668-1104 "AT 4CONR punch. Pickering Flyers then held fIrst-place Optimnists International to a 1-1 tie. 1Monica Hughes scored a pair and Kim Watson one as Pickering Panthers downed Ajax Mohawks 3-1. SENIOR GIRLS Reins Raiders doubled the score on Pickering Bobcats, winning 4-2 as Tanya Bursey scored twice and Kathy. Harris and Liz Verrydt con- tribu ted singles. Terry John- ston and Helen Kennedy replied in a losing cause. Jan Henderson picked up a shutout and Terry Johnston scored once as Pickering Bob- cats blanked Kiwanis Club East End Meat Market edged Pickering Wildcats 4-3 on a two-goal performnance by Joyce Meima and singles by Doreen Meim'a and Sandra Allain. Carnie McKendrick, Jackie Koenders 4nd, Caroline Millar scored foe the losers. w- The Whitby Flying V's, sponsored by Durham Vitalizing, recorded two shutouts in Mosquito Select soccer action. [n an exhibition contest, the Flying V's blanked Mid- land 4-0 with Gary McCoy in goal. The V's who were without five regulars, got goals by Greg Degannes, Scott Lintner, Jamnie Cane and Ricacy Wood. The undefeated V's then met the unbeaten Club Lore- ley from Oshawa and kept themn off the scoreboard as they won 4-0. Warren Sub- jeet opened the sco ring at the 19-minute mark and Whitby began to take com- mand. Scott Lintner, Craig Sharp and Warren Subject tallied insurance markers in the second haif. Whitby Pizzazip Peewe Alistars competed in the Al Ontario Soccer Championship in Barrie. Whitby were eliminated from further action after los- ing 4-1 to host Barrie Opti- mists in the opening garne. It was a case of a controlled passing teain losing to a kick and run style squad. Barrie used their size 'to advantage, stopping Whitby from build- ing up a fluid attack. Whitby scored first when Stuart Priest headed the baîl into the net on a fine corner kick from Garvin Clarke at the 11- minute mark. The Optimnists tied the contest a minute later and went ahead at the 24 minute mark on goals by Steve Tim- mons. Dave Martin, who set up Timmons' goals, and Ro- bin Chambers scored insur- ance markers in the second h alf., Whitby Pizzazip then trounced Bay Ridges 11l-l1in Peewee County Interdistriet Soccer League action. HELP WANTED SOCCER PLAYIERS required to fill teains ages 7 to 18S. Whitby Minor Soccer Assoc- iation, Mr. R. Verrydt, 655. 3316. BROOKLIN -WHITBY. MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Requ ires Al-Star Coaches,' Trainers etc. Anyone interested should conï%jct on or before the 7th of JuIyq 1975, the following: Action packed Wrestling returns to IroquoiLs Park JACK GODDARD, 920 KING ST. 668-8056 FRED WOLFF, 307 PALME RSTON 668-9006 L