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PAGE 14, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1982,, WHITBY FREE PRESS Whitby,,FreePress SPO~1RTSWE Blade's At a trne when dirtyr hocey layngand un- sporttàmanli*kecodt seeme to crop up more and more at al levels of the game, the Whitby Blades girls' hockey team haveproved them- selves' the exception to the rule this season. Last .week represent- atives from, thêVentral Ontario W.0mefis SHockey League held -a special meeing to dis- cuiss'the problemn of rislh'ig major penalties amongst the league's eleven teams.' As it turned out, the Blades are^ the on!y team in the league yet to draw a. major penalty thisyear. ýkeePi "Whitby was the only one that really -kept- their nose icean," said,, Ruth Pitre, coach of the Blades. This is the' first season the Whitby team ba'is,, competed li the leaguë which is made Up of seven "A" level and, four "B" level clubs."> At the end of last sea- son the, COWHA 'ap- proacfiýd theé Blades, about moving up from the York-Peel League and joining them for the 1981-82 season. However the boa 'rd4of. governors was concern- ed that the Blades might have been-a. "chippy" club, due to thefact that ieeract eaniiiCOWHA league play captain Lois, Pitre' and' team, mate Joa .4!Skeeter", Mayer had- drawn1 majors and corresponding suspen-.. sions- at theend of theië, year. "We've proved their worries wrong," týsai!d coach Pitre.. She -said that botli girls had -drawn, their majors ýas a re'suit of contestling questionable cails by the referee. « "They, tried to defend themnselves and thegirls-- gotmisconducts."1ý IfLois 'w'as a dirty player then she would»'t have won aIl -the M.V.P.'s this year that. she bas." The Blades' captaip, picked Up two more M.V.P.'s this- past week- end, ralslng, her total this.season to seven. Pitre was one of seven girls who traýelled to London ýand Point Ed- ward for.,pw double header weekend.% ..lIn the, first gamne Satuirday, against the Lôndon Dilta the Blades held thefr arch rivais tq oily three goals, drop.--' ing a 3to Odecision. Goltender Kathy Kemp was voted. the Blades' M.V.D.-ý Sunday .Wbitby beat ,Poin t Edwar~d for the second, time thisyear 5 t3. -The Blades have ~now won twd, tied two and lost one to Point Ed- ward thisseason. They stili bave one make-up game to play. Karen Mojoney sCOred two-'goa1 for the Other point geters were Margaret Fraser, who picked,,up a-goal and two assiats,,Lois Pitre, who assisted on three 'goals, ,Megan McHugh a nd Lorrie Thiompson whoscoredý one'goal each and Don- na Day who plcked up an asslst. Fraser was voted the Blades' M.V.D. Wlth the much-die- pleated Whitby squad Pitre, Moloney and Fra- ser played the entirety of both games. "Botix'games were 50 good," saldPitre. "Kxathy was excellent, especially against .Lon- -don.-They 'realy had to vÎork bard to get their The Blades' next game la this Sunday, January, 24, when. they take on Bampton at thé, Brooklin, Memorial. Arena. Game Urne is il a.m. Anderson came 'from behind The Anderson Colle- giate senior girls' volleyball team made "the comeback of the season" to defeat the squad from Henry Street High Sehool last week. The Henry girls took the first two games of the five game match by scoresof 15 hi 13 and 15 to9 respectively. The Anderson girls took.the third game by a close scôre of 17 to, 15 and then went on to vie- tory winning the last- two games by score of 15 to12 and15 to 6. Tbey eventually won the match, three games to two, lI their first game of the seasQfl held the pre- vious weekr.thé girls lost to the Por.t Perry Hligh Sehool, team by a score of 3 games to 2. Their next game will be on January -28 when they host the team from Oshawa's Paul Dwyer Catholic 111gh School., Whitby Iroquols <IndoorSoccerLea.gue, Games Played Januaryl16, 1982 PEE WEE DIVISION: George Cni Barber Shop ... Wiggers Furniture .. Danny Lovei Doug Love.> Tottem Sfima Hubickl ........ 4 Brian Watson 3 Glenn Mizen 1 PEE WEE STANDINGS: VanHoof Construction Wiggers Furniture George Cini Barber Shop Tottem Sims Hubicki ATOM DIVISION: Dalry Queen .............i Kevin Macleudi . i Dave Crouchi VanHoof Construction.... Jeff Reddoni Calluin Henehani John Curryi W L T GF 5 1 1 25 4 l 0 26 2 4 1 25 2 5 0 . 18 Fi Whitby Mail Restaurant.... 3M Mike Baccellerii Danny Presuto1 Mark Blasaki Klwaals ..................4 01 Luigi Pepe 3 Mark Basile 1 ATOM DIVISION STANDINGS: GP W Dairy Queen 7 5 Family Kartway 7 4 Whitby Malt Restaurant 7 4 Oshawa Meat Products -7 2 Kiwanis 7 2 MacCauley Furniture 7 2 SQUIRT DIVISION: Whitby Rotary ............. 4 -- Fa Brendon 0'Malley 1 Cr, Troy Cowan .2 J GeoffWlliams 1 Frank Real Estate .......... 3 Ki Richard Gordon 3 a Shoppers Drug Mart........ 3 Sel Micbael Wolff 3 B SQUIRT DIVISION STANDINGS:, Scot tish'BakeShoip Family Trust Kimn Crouch Collar Shoppers Drug Mart Frank Real Estate Whitby Rotary GP 7 7 7 -7 7 7 GA 27 28. Family Kartway............ 3. )ealn Cray 1 &ark Bateman 2 WacCauley Furnlture........0 'sbawa Meat Products .......O0 T 0 2 1 20 1 GF 32 38 22 22 23 14 GA 17 i 17 21 5 24 'amily Tr ust.......... ,rig MacConnell ames Davidson p il 9 8 6 3 2 2 3m Croucb Collar. .... mson Ayottei arred Stevensi cottisb Bake Shop .......... runo Presutoi GF 20 35 30 27 27 18 GA 14 126 27 21 25 42 M