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Mino socer a-lio ....WIIITBY FREE PRESS, EDNESDAY. JLY21), 1981. PAGE 23 Whi*tby defeats both Oshawa & Bowman ville By SALVATORBE PALAZZOLO Whitby's Checkers Variety soccer team has succeeded ln taking two other Important vic- tories in Durham League championship: It affirmed itself as the better side against Oshawa Soccer Club by 3 goals to nil and con- firmed its superiority against Bowmanville with a resounding 6-1. . The game against Oshawa saw an almost uninterrupted Whitby dominance which during the fiirst period of play resulted in several near-misses by the local forwards and only one goal by Justin Moore, who, after receiving a perfect assist by,)David Uden put the bal in the back of the net. The second balf followed a similar pat- Whitby wins gold medal at Gloucester WGRMLA PeeWee Lacrosse team bas ear- ned another gold modal ln the Gloucester tour- nament last weekend. They are now ready to leave for the PeeWee Natonals in Longueuil, Quebec. They will travel there on August* 3 and play a game a day startlng on thp Tuesday. Each team wlll play at least five games. Whitby's opposition will Include Brampton, Peter boro,' Port Coqultlam and Victoria from BOC. and Baie Como from Quebec. Ail are division 'A' teams. Closing ceremonies will be on August 9 and the team travels home on the following Monday. The firat ggme in the tournament was against the second team from Gloucester. Witby won by the score 15 to 1. Greg VanSickle scored 4, Wayne Cornisb scored 3, 2 each from Emery Campbell and Dave Clarke, singles by Dean Vanderlinde, Tom Frank, Rich Dyment and Simon Lewis. (8 different boys scored.) In the second game, Wbitby beat Longueuil, Quebec 12 to 3. Rich Dyment scored four goals, Dean Vanderlin- de got two, and singles by Dave Clarke, Steve Nolan, Wayne Cornish, Steve Dymont, Tom Frank and Grog Van- Sickle. (Eigbt different boys scored.) Whitby played Gloucester's first team in the "A" champion- ship game. This Gloucester team has nover bast to a 'B' team this year and only to some 'A' teams. Ini the Nationals, Gloucester will be classified as a 'B' team. Whitby beat tbem 10 to 6. Rich Dyment scored 3 timos, Grog VanSickle scored twice, singles by Simon Lewis, Wayne Cornîsb, Steve Dyment, Dave Clarke, and Emery Campbell (seven dif- feront scorers). The team shows good balance with 10 boys hit- ting the mark in this tournament. When the oppsition trled to cover our better players, the other boys scored. minding duties are formed superbly Danny McWhirtter Chris Fowlie. Net- per- by and 331 Park Rd. Se tern with the Whitby squad on the attack almost coninually and their opponents attem- pting at limniting the damages: the latter succeeded in this intont except on two oc- casions. During the fir- st one of these David Uden confirmed his playmaking skills when ho passed the bail to Paul M.-Ochella who with one of bis now typical half-volleys beat the Oshawa goalie. With two goals up the Checkers Variety players kept on con- troiling the game and minutes from the end Jeff Bugelli found the necessary determina- tion to take a high shot well out 0f reach of al Oshawa defensemon. Credit for the "- shut out goes to Elliot Quelch, a promising player borrowed for this game from the Joffrey House League Soccer Team, who played an attentive first haif in net and an aggressive second hall as a forward - he came very close to putting bis namo in the scoreboard on a couple of break-aways - and to Mark Blasak, who aftor a nearly faultless first period as centre-haîf, sbowed good instincts in protecting his net as a goalie; the other mem- bers of the Whitby defense Lee Kosloff, Mirko Favit, Johnny Palazzolo, John Bandel, Dean Alexander and the newest addition to the team Tom Bracken- bury, did their utmost not only in achieving this shut-out but also in supporting their for- " Complote Collision " Repairs & Paint ing " Frame Repairs 728M438 wards in mounting the constant pressure upon their opponents. With this victory the Checkers Variety team has succeeded in beating each of the teams in itss bague, in- cluding current leader Ajax. 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