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PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1975, WHITBY FREE PRESS The St. Leo's School girls' soccer team recently won the championship for the Durham Region Separate Schools. Front row, from left, are Frances Forbes, Linda Camazzola, Christianne Marullo (captain), Annemarie Hiller, Nancy Roche, and Susan Tomsic. Second row coach Mr. McCormack, Sandra Lainey, Audrey Huinink, Christine Mulcahy, Kerry Grace, Nancy Vonk, Helen Millette, Claire Harrison and principal Mr. Livett. Wendy Pennings was absent. Free Press Photo by Alex Kainins LISTEN Halloween Night as CKLB takes you back 37 years to the original broadcast of ORSON WELLES' WA R 0F THE WORL S The broadcast that terrorized a continent on the night of October 30th, 193801* * This broadcast will follow the Toronto Mariboros • Oshawa Generals game from Markham 1350 THE OSH AWA STATION The members of the Whitby Pizzazip Peewee team were honoured for their first-place finish in the County Inderdistrict Soccer League during the Whitby Minor Soccer Association's recent awards banquet. Photo by Steve Porter Denis O'Connor High wins 5 out of 5 Last week Denis O'Connor High School athletic teams engaged in five contests and came up victorious in ail five. In girls' basketball the junior and senior girls visited Donevan. The juniors conti- nued their undefeated string in Icague play with a 25-16 win. High scorer for DO'C was Jane McMonagle, eight points while Shari Comer- ford had 7 and Pat Holodry- zuk, 5, for Donevan. Lisa Batt starred for DO'C with 4 points and many assists. In senior competition DO'C topped Donevan 40-22. Jennifer VanLeeuwen led the DO'C offence with 10 points and Bernadette Barber notch- ed 14 as Cecile Thackeray and Louise Desbois played well defensively for DO'C. Laurie Bolton was high scorer for Donevan with 8 points. DO'C's new entry in junior boys soccer is still un- defeated after three ties fol- lowed by a 6-1 victory over McLaughlin. Rick Borg and Bob Roche each potted three goals for Denis O'Connor as Don O'Brien was outstanding in a playmaking role. Both boys volleyball teams grabbed LOSSA 'A' championships for schools under 800. The seniors de- feated Clarke High School two games to one. Scorers were 15-5, 2-15, and 15-6. In junior competition Denis O'Connor won their third tournament in three tries with four consecutive wins over Oshawa Catholic 15-10, and 15-5 and Clarke 15-5 and 15-6. The junior's season record now stands at 39 wins and 7 losses. Bernie Boulan- ger, good on 21 of 22 serves, led Denis O'Connor. Cross Country meet Today boys and girls aged nine and over will be com- petiQg in the Durham Elemen- tary Teachers' Association Cross Country Meet. The competitors reptesent schools throughout the board and have won in their area meets prior to advancing to this final. Cross country is a type of long distance running. Run- ners race through hills, fields, woods and even streams. There is no record for cross country because in each race the course is different. The average distance is 1-l½miles for girls and 1¼ - 2 miles for boys. Cross country is a team sport. Each team is made up of six runners. The Durham age •categories go from 10 and under uo to 14. This means that each school can have 50 students partici- pating on the school teams. Each team counts only the first four runner to complete the team total. The lowest total wins. In order to be a good runner you must practice daily. Exercises, wind-sprints and distance running are part of the daily work out. How do the children feel about cross country? Here are some of the comments made by students at one of the area schools. "When we condition for cross country we just don't run, we make sure our muscles aren't tight so we won't pull a muscle".