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WIIITI3Y FREPRESS, WEDN13SDAY, AUGUST 26, 1l' 8 1, l'AG E 15 Whitby Free Press SPOIRTS RWVEEK WGRMLA tykes Provincial Champinhip finalist The WGRMLA tyke lacrosse team has just returned from the 1981 Tyke Provincial Championships held in Hamilton this year. The team, sponsored by the Brooklln Redmen, were finalists in "C" division. The first game was Friday at 8:45 p.m. against Etobicoke whose goalie was tough to beat as Whitby had Aany more shots on goal than Etobicoke. Their goalie was un- beatable on a penalty shot by Wayne Paddick. Alan Frank and Anne Wlndover found the mark at the start of the second period. Kelly Vipond scored in the third. Final score was Etobicoke 7, Whltby 3. The second game was 3:20 p.m. on Saturday Whitby's Anne Otten- brite won two gold medals last week at the Canada Summer Games in Thunder Bay, On- tario. Ottenbrite won her first gold medal in the Women's 100-metre breaststroke setting a new record time of against Guelph who scored first but Alan Frank and Jonas Derks (his first of the year) put Whitby in the lead. Guelph tied the score in the second but Kelly Vipond and Jason Pit- ters scored to put Whit- by back in the lead. An- ne Windover scored four times in the last 8 minutes for a final score of Whitby à Guelph 4. The third game was played at 7:55 p.m. on Saturday against Beaches. Whitby held them to only 6 goals but only managed to score 2 on passes to Anne Win- dover. Sunday at 10:*45 a.m., Whitby faced elimina- tion against Oshawa who were ahead 3-0 until Whitby evened the score at the end of the 2:37:72. The second gold came Friday as a member of the winning Ontario 100-metre medley relay team set- ting another record time of 4: 20: 47. The 15-year-old Whit- by girl is a meniber of the Oshawa Aquatic Club. first period. With net- minding by Dwayne Nesbitt and Michael Massey, Whitby won the game il to 5. Anne Win- dover scored 4, Kelly Vipond 3, Wayne Pad- dick 2 and singles by Alan Frank and Jonas Derk. The "C" division championship was at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday. Whitby was unable to contain No. 19 Andy Graham who scored his usual 7 goals per gtime for Orangeville. Whitby outshot Orangeville 24- 16 but the. final score was Orangeville 10 Whitby 5. Anne Win- dover got 3, Jonas Derks and Kelly Vipond got 1 each. The Whitby-Garrard Road team also entered the Skills Development Competition which tests such individual skills as passing accuracy, show- down, cradlîng the ball and running. The results will be announ- ced later. To finish off the 1981 lacrosse season, the tyke team will play in the OMLA Zone 6 play- offs later this month. The coaches were Ric Wilkes and Pete Burns. Wayne Massey was the manager. Durham Doiphins, Osha»wa Hawkeyes at Durham Bowl The Minor Football Durham Bowl was held at the Civic Fields in Oshawa between the Durham Doîphins and the Oshawa Hawkeye Legionnaires. In the Atom Boys Pepsi GoKart Challenge at Faimily Kartways Canada's largest go- 8:40 t] kart race, the Pepsi Go will bE Kart Challenge, will be to 9: held Saturday, August elimi 29 at Family Kartways under in Whitby. ThE Two hundred and fifty Puffr karters from Whitby, tionc Ottawa, Niagara, the troph3 Maritimes, Detroit, 3:30 Cleveland and Batavia event are expected to attend p.m. and participate in this Tro event. are pl The track will be Fai hosting a free pancake bis breakfast from 7 to 9 - large a. m. with registration at Cana, Whitby girl Io 9:30 a. m. Drivers )e practising from 9 ý:50 a.m. and the ination heats get ,rway at 10 a.m. ie Ladies Powder race and presenta- of the Elimination ly will take place at p.m. with the main t slated for 4:30 >phy presentations lanned for 7 p.m. rnily Kartways this race as the ast Go Kart race in ada with some .wjns $8,000 in prizes and trophies. The track is located on Highway 12 between downtown Whitby and Brooklin. WHITBY WEDNESDA Entry fee to the grounds is one dollar and there wilI be a draw for a go kart. !IROQUJOIS PARK Anou^ SEPE.M:3 ePT ER 2 8:30 R#G 6 rgai *out WATSON v TOLOS ~ I W ILOMAN JONNION game (ages 9-11) the Hawkeyes won over the Doîphins 6-0. The Pee Wee Dolphins1trounced the Hawkeyes 52-0 and the Bantam Doiphins were victorious 32-15. BROOKLIN WHUTBY MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION WED., SEPT. 9TH 6 -9 P.M. IROQUOIS ARENA ON LY SAT. SEPT. 12TH 9 A.M. - 1 P.M.- BROOKLIN COMMUNITY CENTER AND IROQUOIS ARENA ONE REGISTRATION -1 80.00 TWO REGISTRATIONS - 112500 MORE THAN TWO -1~15000 LAIE REGISTRATION PENALTY $25.00 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT REGISTRAR - MR. JIM WILLIAMS - 668-9940 PRESIDENT - MR. GARY CLARKE - 666-1630 REPRESENTATIVE TEAM TRYQUTS PRICE - 13.00 PER BOY PER TRYQUT. NOVICE MINOR ATOI MAJOR ATOf MINOR PEE% MAJOR PEE1 -SEPT.1 SEPT.' SEPT.« MI -SEPT.' SEPT.' SEPT. M -SEPT.« SEPT.' SEPT.,' VVEE - SEPT.' SEPT.' SEPT. 4 WEE- SEPT.' SEPT.' SEPT. d MINOR BANTAM MAJOR BANTAM MINOR MIDGET MAJOR MIDGET JUVENILE 1 4TH A 61H A 9TH 1 4TH 20TH A 8TH 201H 1 8TH 201H 1 6TH 1 8TH 201H - 67 P.M. -6 - 7P.M. - 11 - 12 A.M. - 7 - 8P.M. - 6 -7P.M. - il - 12 A.M. - 6 -7P.M. - 6 -7P.M. - 12-1 P.M. - 7- 8P.M. - 7-8P.M. - 1 -2 P.M. - 7 -8 P.M. - 8 -9 P.M. - 2 -3 P.M. - SEPT. 141H - 8 -9P.M. SEPT. 111H - 7 -8 P.M. SEPT. 19TH - 12 -1 P.M. - SEPT. 151H - 8 -9P.M. SEPT. 171H - 8 -9 P.M. SEPT. 19TH - 1 -2 P.M. - SEPT. 16TH - 8 -9P.M. SEPT. 18TH - 9 -10 P.M. SEPT. 19TH - 2 - 3P.M. -SEPT. 151H - 9 -10 P.M. SEPT. 111H - 9 -10 P.M. SEPT. 16Hr - 9 -10 P.M. SEPT. 20TH - 3 -4 P.M. - SEPT. 141H - 9 -10 P.M- SEPT. 16TH - 9 -10 P.M. SEPT. 20TH - 3 -4 P.M. NUMBER 2 TEAM PLAYERS NUM BER 1 TEAM CUTS ONLY. 2 TEAM TRYOUTS. A BOY TRYOUTS TO BE ELIGI1BLE TO F WILL BE SELECTED FROM THERE WILL BE NO NUMBERI MUST SKATE IN NUMBER 1 PLAY WITH NU MBER 2TEAM .I A REP FEE 0F 1'30.00 WILL BE CHARGED TO THOSE BOYS MAKING NUMBER 1 AND NUMBER 2 TEAMS. THIS FEE WILL HELP COVER COSI 0F ADOITIONAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED. two gold medals at Canada Summer Games