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PAGE 18, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS w SPORTS WEEK Tyesicorne home-champs By TOM FRANK' The Whitby-Garrard Road team sponsored by the, Redmen- were "<A" Ch ampions at the Orangeville Tyke La- crosse tournament held LILIAN NORTH We are pieased to an. nounce that Lilian North has attalned the status of Sales Leader for the month of June. We know that ail her clients, as weii as past clients, couid -not make a wlser decîsion than ailowing Lillan to ser- ve their family real es- tate needa. Congratu- lations Lillan on a job weil done. 683-8221 824 110111 ST. N. "Rlght Acrme Fom The Curling Rlnk."1 July 3and 4. In the first game, the Redmen beat out Owen Sound 13 to 10. Kelly Vipond led with 6 goals, Anne Windover got, 5 while Tommy Smart and Jonas Derks got sin- gles. In the second game, Orangeville was felled by a 12 to 6 win by the Redmen. Derks got 4, Vipond got 3, Smart got 2 and Windover got 1. Other team members helped out as Todd Cyr and Zach Hayden each scored while Roman Mebta and Michelle Wilkes got assists for passes to set up the scoring plays.. For the champion- ship gamne, the Whitby Redinen disposed of Arthur Ragtime On Golden Pond Star Wars Superman il Won't be on TV to-niaht! But you can rent them for $ 3.OO0each at DURHAMVIE 185 Brock St. N., Whitby 666-2808 QUASAR V.H.S. VIDEO RECORDER Mon.-Thurs. 9.95 per day Fri.-Mon. 29.95 Sat.-Mon. 19.95 Mon. Thur. Fri. 10 -9 Tues. Wed. Sat. 10- 6 0wm muit Elora with a 14 to 5 win. The spirit of the team was sparked by Vipond who scored 5 and assist- ed on 4 others. Derks got 4, Windover got 3 and Smart got 2. .Cyr' and Wayne -Pirimeau were awarded an assist for setting up the goals. Coach Rick Wilkes claims that the champ- ionship "was accom- plished through hard work and the desire to win. The entire team contributed tremen- dously." The Redmen plan to do well in the Whitby tournament this coming weekend. In recent league play, the Redmen yielded a 4 to 8 score in Kew Gar- dens to the Beaches team. Beaches then came visiting at Iro- quois Arena.-The Red- men lost again by an.-il to 5 mark. Meanwhile, the Kins- men novice team went over to Harman Pàrk in Oshawa. The game end- ed with an 8 to 5 more for Oshawa. Scorers for Whitby were Brian Grieve with 2, Chris Van Chef, Alan Frank and Paul Hamilton.. Brett Agnew, Duayne Nesbitt and Wendy Primeau set up the scorers. In league play,- the Peewlee team sponsored by Andrew Antenna,' warmed up for the Niagara - on - the - Lake tournament with an il to 2 win over Scar- borough. They dropped a close decision to St. Catherines with a 5 to 4 loss in their -first game at NOTL. Andrew came back with a, 9 to 6 win over- Brampton, then were edged out of the consolation round by a 4 to 3 boss to Kitchener. Dave Clakre scored six times at the tourna-. ment, Todd Wilson got 4, Derek Jones got 3, An- drew VanderLinde scored 2 and Adam Foote got 1. In exhibi- tion play, Whitby An- drew played to a 4 to 4 tie with Thornhill. In later league play, at Iro- quois Park,. Andrew treated visiting Scar- borough to an 8 to 4 defeat. Jones led with 3 goals, Mark Ainsworth got two while Chris Tucker, Adam Foote and Keith Primeau each got singles. Peacock Family Spor- ts beat visting Ajax ban- tams by 21 toi1. SP[i&WQÃ" stJd. We are pleased to introduce the opening of APPLE-WOOD) STUDIO Photography by Robert Gannon. Studio i Location. Portrait - Wedding Custom Picturs Framing 668-7100' S103 Byron St. S.2 Whitby Drillers defeat Oshawa il to 8 Attersley Drillers de- feated Oshawa Legion- aires il to 8BinPeterbor- ough's annual Tyke Tournament to *in the "B" Division Champ- ionship over the week- end. Whitby scored four runs in the second in- ning and neyer looked back. Leading the attack were Sean Grace and Brad McaCrimmon with a double and single', Jeremy Harness with a triple and single. Other bits went to Dave Grand, Andy-Riff, Jeff Usher and Jonathan Cooper ail hitting at least a double. Andy Riff pitched another strong game and got the win. Jeff Usher came on in relief in the sixth înning to earn the save. After a tough boss to a strong York team in ex- tra innings il to 10, they advanced to the final with a 10 to 3 wmn over Kingston. Andy Riff was picked as most valuable player by the Tournament Exe- cutives. Jeremy Har- ness was voted best de- fensive player by his team mates. The Drillers travel to North York next week- end for another-tourna- ment, after league games this week against Oshawa and Ajax. 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