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For novice players.... WGRM--LA introduces stx-bal By TOM FRANK Registration for the 1982 lacrosse season in Whitby wiil be held on Saturday, February 27 and again on March 13. Boys or girls between the ages of 5 and 18 can register at either the Iroquois Park Arena or in the Whitby Mail after 10 a.m. and be fore 2 p.m. The fees are un- changed from last'year at $15 per player to a maximum of $25 per famlly., The Whitby-Garrard. Road Minor Lacrosse Association wiil have at least one representative team in each division from tyke, novice, peewee, bantam through midget, plus a junior "B" team. If you need more in- formation, you may phone the publicity director, Tom Frank, at 668-427 in the evenings. Any minor lacrosse team that intends to play in'the national playoffs this year may have a tougher time with their finances. Wintario grants will have to be earned in a tournam'ent to be held in the early season. The top three teams in each category will qualify for up to haîf of their travel expenses. The fourth place teams will qualify for up to $100 per player for travel. At this timie, the peewee nationals are scheduled for B.C. and the bantam nation- aIs will be near Mon- treal. WGRMLA is current- ly running a program for introducing STX- BALL to younger kids who have neyer seen la- crosse before. STX- BALL is a new form of Canada's national sport that, is becomning popu- lar in some school systerns.> Lt is played with a soft bail and collapsible sticks. I will have a more complete-descrip- tion of STX-BALL in the next few weeks. No other equipment is needed. The primary objective of the associa- tion is, to increase the awareness of the game of lacrosse. They are targetting this year at boys of Cubs a nd Beaver ages at the invitation of the leaders. They offer a haîf-hour explanation of STX7- BALL and how it's played, including a short movie. This is followed by ýat least a haîf hour of actual ex- perience with the equip- ment and catching the bail. If your group is-inter- ested in a demonstra- tion, cail Tom Frank at 668-4270 té arrange a suitable time. Demon- strations will be provid- ed on a first-come first- served basis. By ANN GOULDING With ten-year-old Janice Currie leading the way with four first place finishes, the Whit- by Iroquois Swim Club captured another vic- tory at Iroquois Pool on Sunday competing with teams from Scar- borough, Ajax and Port Hope.* Final resuits found the W.I.S.C. team ahead by a score of .489; Scar- borough Spartans' took second with, 461, Ajax Aquatic Club third with W3, and Port Hope were fourth with'141. Particularly strongin boys' ten and under events was W.I.S.C.'s Brent Walsh collecting seconds in five events, and Jodi MacPhail in 10 and under girls' with two firsts and a fourth. Competing 'in. 11/12 girls' category Heather Ainsley gave good per- formanc es to take two firsts and two fourths, and Kevin' Walker scored high with two fir- sts and two seconds along with Chris Don- nelly who grabbed two firsts, a second, and a third. In senior boys' events Dave Goulding set a club record in the 100 meter freestyle, being the first W.I.S.C. swimmer to break the minute in the young club's short history. Goulding collected three firsts and a second place in his events. DO'C -beats. Seleets 3 The Whitby Iroquois Indoor Soccer Selects in the pee-wee division hosted the Denis O'Con- nor High School on Sun- day at the Henry Street High School gymna- siums. In their second meet- ing of the season the two teama provided another good game with good passing, dribbling and good goaltending. Wally Borg opened up the score for Iroquois after Nicholson ins Brown Trophy The following are the vice Myrle Shep results of the bonspiel second Norma Sb for the Gus Brown and iead Nan Benne Motors Trophy that was Second prize rurx held last week by the ups.were: Betty H(4 Whitby Curling Club. ger.1 (skip), Au( The trophy went to the Sharman (vice), team skippedby Joan Chapelle (second) Nicholson. Team mem- Karen Joaquin (leac bers are: Muriel Tetidpiei Prosser (vice), Darlene Ththdprz Williams (second), and bonspiel went to E JoAnne Prout (lead). Pascoe who skippec Trophy< runner-ups team of Jan Pal were Tiny Sorichetti (vice), Carole SpE (skip), Phyllis Sutton. (secon.d) and JoA (vice), Millie Chasczew- Prout (lead). ski (second), and Shirly Runner-ups in Sheppard (lead) . event were Evi The second prize Miller (skip),» winners were skipped Weldon (vice), Shi by Mary Lynn MacKay. Sheppard (second) Team members were Elaine Forshaw (lus Volleyb all In Teams from Whitby Senior Public School came up winners at the junior Durham Region- ai Volleyball Champion- ships that were held at the school last week. The grade 6 boys' team took first place in their- competition de- feating the squad from Beau Valley Public School, Oshawa, 2 perd, helly ett. mner- [oîlin- idrey Ann and ,n the Betty ,, the Imer ýllen Anne this elyn Pat tirley Sand ad). games to 1. .The grade 6 girls' team.came in third in their competition be- hind Pickering's Fren- chman's Bay Public School and second place Beau Valley. Both Whitby Senior teams are the reigning champions in their dis- trict which covers Whit- by and Ajax. . -1 15 minutes of: play with a liard shot from in front 0fý the net, but Bret Hearod came back for D. O.C. 10 minutes later when he received a pass on the right side and he made no mistake to tie the score and end the first halfl1tol1. In the second haîf both teams tried and came close to take the Iead and it was the goal- tenders thatkept both teams in thegame, '20 minutes in the second hall Guy Mazzotta found an opening and put D.O.C. ahead. Iroquois tried hard to get the equalizer but it was Brian Devenyi who put the baîl in the net for D.O.C. to put the game out of reach for Whitby and give D.O.C. a 3tol1 Win. Swish Maintenance Racquetball League Week 5 in Jan. /Fe'b. Series STANDINGS: PTS. Dave Westlake/Bob Wheatley................ 54 Jim Parrott/Rick Aiston ..................... 44 Ian McNamee/Paul Martin.........44 Bob Wagner/Bob Neild ..... .......44 Craig Sharp/Tom Dunlop .................... 40 Mike Ambler/Mike Patrick.................. 38 Bill Shtun/Rick Wilcox ...................... 35 Pat MeNamara/Bili Calman................. 27 RESULTS: Singles: MeNamara Over McNamee ......... 2-1 Martin Over Calman ............***2-0 Wheatley Over Dunlop............. 2-1 Parrott Over Shtuni................ 2-1 Wilcox OVer Alston................ 2-0 Ambler Over Wagner.............. 2-0 N4eild Over Patrick................ 2-0 Doubles: Sharp/Dunlop Over Westlake/Wheatley.......... 2-1 Wagner/Neild Over AmblerlPatrick ................ 2-0 WHITBY FREE PES WEDNESDAYý,,FEBRUARY 24, 1982, PAGE 15 WEEK Greg MacDonald Luige Infusino MAJOR MIIiGET/JUVENILE: Algoma Apple Markets....... 5 vs. Rob Dobbins 2 Steve Ainsworth Greg Platt Ron B3urns McCormick Blades .......... 2 vs. Danny Izzet 2 Brooklin Whitbi House1eag SQUIRTS: sponsored by the Ladies Wings.............6 VI Brent Crawford 5. Adam McLeod' 1 Penguins .................. 4 v Jordon HanÈford 2 >Glen-Roberts Michael Galbraith Sabres..........4 và Brian Mediros 2 Scott Burgess 2 Canucks ..................il vs David Mitchell 4 Brandon Wall 2 David Campbell 3 Michael Simos Casey Bryant NOVICE MeTeague Electrlc .......... 1 vs Dylan Boles Steve Stone - Shut Out Dom's Auto Parts ...........i1 vs John Catto Sun Gold.........2 v s Stephen Brown» Mike Neely MINOR ATOM: Whitby Kinsmen ............ 7 vs, Scott Wood 3 Darren Lee .2 Steven Vanderheyden Richard HoWden I.T.T. Cannon ............... 2 vs. Steven Green Brian Carros Duff's Towlng...... .....5 vs. Grayson Hefford 4 Danny Rivers I.T.T. Cannon............... 2 vs. Adam Drew Steven Green MAJOR ATOM: J & S Conv enence ........... 13 vs. Brad Moore4 Sean Fitzgerald 3 Jay Moore 2 Virag Pandya 2 Rick Townson 2 Neil'Grubb 1 Victoria & Grey Trust.......2 vs. Bobby Torrens Richard Ulrich Midas ..................... 4 vs. Brian Thompson 2 Robert Dawson Richard Hupp MINOR PEEWEE: Dodd & Souter ..............2 vs. Brian Smith 2 Miracle Food Mart .......... 4 vs. Micha el Bellanger Percy Napper Kurt Yaskow Stephen Short Red Wing Orchards..........I1 vs. Graham Wright MAJOR PEEWEE: F.K.L....................... 4,vs. Henry Kaleta . Norton Insurance ...........O0 Roy's Enterprise.............i Greg Clarke Whitby Kinsmen............. 4 Scott Williams Chris Williams Dan Mark Doug Wilcox Gus Brown Pontiac - Terry Mitchell Bobby Clarke 2 Bull Lamont Dan Young ýy Minor Hockey gue Scores aAuxlllary 's. North Stars... ...... Kiley Moulton* 4' Ryan Donnelly es. Flyers.............. 1 Derek Schram rs. Bruins ..................... Trevor Blimke rs. Leafs ............. ....... 2 ScotMcDonnell 2 '.Brooklin Kinsmen ........... o' '.Exclusive Hair Design ........ 6 Scott Mitchell3 Derek Dixon Mathew Powers Gillen Agnew S. Brooklin Legion ............. 1 Mathew Shearer s. Brooklin Esso........ Steve Carich 2, Bob McLeod 2 s.Duff's Towing............... 2 <David Weir s.Brooklln Esso............... 8 Steve Barrich 4 Bob McLean 2 Peter Enright Danny Belanger Whitby Kinsmen ............i1 Scott Wood i.Midas...................... 2 Séan Robinson Jamie'Collins i.Kameka Shoes ....».......... 9 Derek Jones 4 Peter Defina2 Sean Hold 2 Rene Murree 1 Totten'Slms Hubicki ......... 6 Craig Murphy 3 Glen Green Jeff Bowman Mike Thom Whltby Firefighters ........... 2 Randy Ward1 Colin Underhill1 Century 21 .................. 2 Scott Macintosh 2 Dodd & Souter .............. 2 D. Head Ian Williams Pizza Tree.................. 2 Billy Dawson 2 WISC, win*stournament against Scaroboro, Ajax U.A.W ............... 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