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*/ PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1977, WHITBY FREE PRESS Join us this Weekend At 1350 In lakeshore league action, the Whitby Hooker Chev Olds won one and lost 2 to league leading Coburg. Coburg struck for 10 runs in the top of the fifth in the Whitby game to salt the game away. Scoring came on 5 hits, 3 hit batters, and 3 walks. Jayne Choinierr pick- ed up the win in relief with Cathy Allin suffering the loss Ann Clarey with 5 singles was the big hitter for Coburg. Donna Hutchins with a double and triple, Cathy Williams, Judith Curtis. Diane Beatty, Jayne Choine- rr, Susan Cane, Cathy Rowden and Conny Oliver smacked the other hits for Whitby Laurie Kiekton had 2 hits with Debbie Heslip hitting the only extra base Hit with a triple, Cathy Allin, Marlene Brown, Susan Bissell and Joanne Gallagher had singles. In Coburg, Whitby took The open'íiing ga'me 8-5 and lost the second 29-4. In a strong fielding game and behind the 7 hit pitching of Debbie Heslip the Hooker Chev Olds stars were in com- mand after the 4th inning Whitb'y scored 3 runs in both the 5th and 6th innings to earn the win. Cathy Correll led the offensive attack with a double and single, Susan Bissell, Cathy Alling, Debbie Heaslip, Roxanne Brajener and Susan Kornic rounded out. the hitting for Coburg Jackie Oulahan picked'up 2 hits with Cathy Rowden_ Cathy Williams, Caroline Darling and Cathy Dunn contributing singles. Jackie Dusenbury suffered the loss In the second game Whit- by committed 12 errors con- tributing to their 29-4 loss Jayne Choinierr went the dis- tance for Coburg striking out 9, allowing 5 hits and walk- ing 3. Hooker Chev Olds used 3 pitchers allowing 18 hits, 4 strikeouts and walking 7, Susan Cane belted 2 triples and 1 single with Donna Hutchins also pounding out 3 singles, Jackie Oulahan, Connie Oliver, Cathy Row- den, Diane Beatty, Judith Curtis all had 2 hits with Jayne Choinierr with one. Cathy Allin with a homerun and single was the offensive player for Whitby, Susan Kornic, MarleneBrown and Susan Bissell singled in the losing cause. for the Montreal expos Atlanta at Montreal Saturday August 20 Broadcast time 7:20 Sunday August 21 Broardcast time 2p.m. Behind a three goal per- formance by Tommy Hunter Whitbys Marianne Develop- ments juniors defeated Osha- wa Rangers 5-2 at Peel Park on Mon. August 8. Hunter opened the scoring with a beautiful goal after 12 min. when he outplaced the left full back and slotted the ball past the goalie as he moved out to cutdown the angle. Rob Frend-Cumbo then made it 2-0 with a shot from close in and before the half Dave 500, one of the stars cd' the game, gave the local side a three goal edge at the interval. Play was quite even in the first ialf but some poor finishing by the visitors and good net minding by stand-in goalie Bob Roach kept Oshawa off the score board. Only fmr minutes into the second Tommy Hunter got'his second but then the Whitby defense slackened off and allowed Rangers to take control resulting in two goals by Frank Petronio to bring Oshawa back into the game but Marianne held on and one minute from the end Hunter topped off a fine game by completeing his hat- trick to give Marianne Dev. a well deserved 5-2 win. Ian Bell in goal for Whitby for the second half gave a confident performance. This win a 4-2 and 1 season with gave Marianne record on the goals for and against of 20 and 14 and leaves them 2nd in the leagug, three points behind Malta FAlcons with two games left in the league. The last league game, of the season for Marianne will be at Peel Park on Aug. 22 at 8:00 p.m. when their oppon ents will be Malta Falcons of Oshrawa. On Tuesday Aug. 9 at Peel Park, the Crown Industrial Bantams after too many easy games, weren't up to their game against Oshawa Lions with the result that they came out at the wrong end of a 3-0 score. Although the hosts had more good opportunities in the first half, Oshawa were the only ones to score on a goal by Steve Benjamin. In the second half im- mediately after the re-start Benjamin gave Lions a 2-0 lead and six minutes later a bad pass back gave the vistors a third goal which was credit- ed to Tony Cassar. For the remaining 39 minutes Crown Industrials bom barded the visitors net but a combin- ation of a packed Lions de- fense, bad finishing by Whit- by, some tremendous goal- tending by Tony Giorgi and the crossbar kept Whitby off the scoreboard. This is the only league game of the season that Crown Industrials have failed to score. Crown Industrials next orne game, their last of the season, will be against H.V.S. Steelers at Peel Park on Tues. Aug. 23 - kick-off 8:00 p.m. On Tuesday Aug. 30 the Whitby bantams will play an exhibition game against the the Whitby Oldtimers Soccer Club at 8:00 p.m. at Peel Park. Tennis winmers Whitby Junior Development Tennis Tournament by Re, creation Dept. for Children 6-12 years of age who took tennis lessons. Tournaments were held at Plamerston Park and Hutchenson Park. Brooklin Park and Central Park also competed. The winners from Palmerston and Brooklin were: Girls Singles - Mary Windfeld defeated Christine Mulcahy 10 - 7. Boys Singles-Joseph Mul.cahy defeated Paul Hundert 10 - 4. The winners from Hutchin- son and Central were: Girls Singles- Paula Hadden defeat- ed Carob, n Chow 7 - 5 and The winners from Hutchin- son and Central were: Girls Singles- Paula Hadden defeat- ed Carolyn Chow 7 - 5'and in Boys Singles- Richard Had- den defeated Gordie Pritch- ard 6 - 4. MORTGAGE8 *Residential *,cottages Commercial Industriat *PÇ Spec rtgages WE BUY MORTGAG'ES WHITBY 668-155 TORONTO 839-7304 ANUBIS INVESIMENTS MMITED 101 Mary st. W. .WMby I BASE BALL Hooker wins and loses SOCCER Junior, bantam teams lose James P.A. Prentice DISPENSING OPTICIAN wishes to tuhe opong of his office et 400A Dund"s St. West (et Kent)' Whiiby, Ont"lo hbof August22, 1977 EYEGLASS PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED