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PAGE.8, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Il, 19821, WHITBY FREE PRESS SPORTS WEE Whitby loss.was to champs i*n lacérosse tourney Fireplace Plus ............. 8 Homerun by Brent Crawford for Fireplace Plus- Kesmark Marine............ 5 Davey Chev-Olds ......... ..33 Homeruns by Greg Wood and Jamie Watters for Davey Firefighters ............... 9 Homerun by Mike Baker for Fire- fighters Dodd & Souter .............s Swish Maintenance ......... 2 Brooklin Group 74........... 6 Andrew Manufacturing...... 2 TYKE % East End Quality Meats...21 Cross Bros Tree Service...17 East End Quality Meats...22 Jury & Lovel.............. 5 Jury & Lovel ............. 16 East End Quality Meats...15 Whitby Jaycees ............ 7 Cross Bros. Tree Service...6 .................... 14 Children's World............ 8 PIEEWEE Whitby Lions............... il Shoppers Drug Mart......... 4 Dom's Auto Parts........... 14 Red Wing Orchards ......... 6 Dom's Auto Parts.......... 25 Shoppers Drug Mart ........ 12 Whitby Lions............... 9 Red Wing Orchards ......... 6 BANTAM Whitby Rotary ............. 7 Lasco Steel................ 6 Virgil Systems ne ......... .il Lasco Steel ................ 6 CIIIIIV[ I1fSIC~ By TOM FRANK The 1982Ail Ontario Tyke Championships were held in Orangevillle from August 6 to 8 with 25 tyke lacrosse teams. The only loss' by the Whitby-Garrard Road team was in the opening game to Brampton, the eventual "A" Champ- ions. Then followed four victories, over Burling- ton, Peterborough, Hamilton and Six Nation No. 1 teanis. Coach Rick Wilkes re- ports that the Tyke Red- men had strong efforts by their offense, from their defense and espe- cially from, goaltender Michael Massey who played five super games during the tournament. The Rednien also did very well in the akilis competition in wbich aHl teams participated. They won the gold medal with a team score of 54. The first game'was an 8 to 3 loss to Brampton who have flot lost a game in 1982. Kelly Vipond scored 3 Urnes. The team played good two-way lacrosse. Burlington was treat- ed to a 13 to 4 loss by the Redmen. Anne Wind-, over scored 6,, Vipond and Jonas Derks, each got 3, and Tommy Smart scored once. The win over Peter- borough was due to out- scoring Peterborough, 6 to 'l during theè last period for a final mark of il to 7. Vipond got 5, Derks got 3, Wlndover had 2 and Shaydon San- tos hadi1goal. Hamilton had a lot of big players but the speed and good balIcon- trol of the Whitby tykes Season 1ends gave theni a 12 to 5 wln. Vlpond led with 6 goals, Derks with 3, Windover with 2 and Santos with 1. Three goals in the final four minutes 0f a very bard fought gamne gave Whitby Redmen- the margin of victory i the championshlp gaine with Six Nations No. 1. Zach Hayden and Tom- my Smart played gret defense. Goaltender Michael Massey was de- termnined to carry on despite belng injured in the third perlod. The final score was 9 to 6 for the Redmen. Widover got 5,~ Vipond had 3 and Derks scored on a penal- ty shot. The champions wiil be honored at one of the next home games of their sponsors, the Senior Redmen. Gatoraders number 2 By BILL HUGHES MANAGZR The Eastern Ontario Basebal 'Association regular season bas just been completed in a tournament on the weekend of July 31 to August 1. True to their form, the Gatorade teani finished second, behind Peter- borough. Whitby beat Cobourg 25 to 2, then dumped the. first place overali team, Kingston, by a score of 6 to 3.» Whitby then met Peterborough and lost this one 14 to 10. Both teams knew they hgd played basebaîl after this one. DANFORTH TYPEWRITER SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE, Reconditioned TypewrIters electric & manual, full gusrantee. 10 % discount on ali service & repairs. '*ýIIh thle coupon. Rentais available. 408 Dundas Street West 2940 Danforth Ave. Whitby Toronto 666-1131 est. 1930 698-2589 The second day of the E.O.B.A. league playoff- sawWhitby trounce the motor city' rivails, Oshawa, by a 16 to 2 score. The Gatoraders, after this game, were in real high spirits and thougbt they could upset Peterborough in the final. Whitby jumped into the lead i the first inn- ing on 'scores by Scott Tutton, Dave Imeson, and Jeff Hughes and Bian Yorke in the sec- ond ... only thi bave the game tied up in the -fifth by Peterborough. Whitby again'-went ahead on scores in the sixth by Scott Burnett,, Doug McCorkell and Brian Yorke, but could not hold back the ad- vancing Peterborough team when they scored, i the seventh to wln the league champîonsbip 10 to 8. SWhitby Gatoraders have been rated triple A (AAA) and must playoff this week with their rivais - Peterborough.- The dates are August 9 i Wbitby, August il in Peterborough, and if necessary August '12 hack IWhitby. When Whitby gets past Peterborough, they will meet either Oshawa or Kingstonto get out of the E.O.B.A. to go to the "Ail Ontario Finals" in Sarniaon the Labor Day Weekend. Whitby 'canbe proud of these boys, as they are weil represented, and respected, as they move tbrough to, these finals. Whitby bridge res uits r»7 L.O-~~e'. ~~ ,.~*'. ..*-. 00 .CLEAN ERS ~ 4LSAME DAY SERVICE e. es ~ALTERATIONS ANO REPAIRS dry In the country. To shirts so they have * wash lil the shirts of body and look K M Cleanors' spe- ail those miners. smooth and Sharp. u,0 .@ý ciel shirt service le for 2. Your wife hales You can request a * you, If: to, Iron shirts. stiff finish, or a soft 1. Yu arnt ion- So did Mrs. Hannah one, more appropri- ( 1. ou rent Ion. Montague. So mucti ate for Oxford-cloth jý ing your shirts ... And so, that In 1824 she shirts. a*they look IL. invented detachabie - For those "Perma- The 49ers of the shirt collars, 80 she press" shirts iookIng 00 Caifomnia Goid Rush wouidn't have to I imp after many wash- were ln your position, wash and iron shirts ings;ý Jýliving alone and ln- so often. For decades - For those new, ail- e eu tent on their work. An after, women all'over cotton sh irts you )b enterprlsing man the country sent ln want for their coimfsort O*O namned Davis gave up their husband's col. and coolness; i j on panning, bought fars to the place - For shirts with Im- e. e an oid engine f rom a where they were In. possible wrInkies, be- 0, *,ship captain and at- vented. It was believ- cause you forgot to * tached it ta a contrap- ed nobody couid f in. run to the dryer as * tion buiit for himn by'a ish themn better than a soon as it stopped - *K J~carpenter, and esta- Troy, New York, isun-& M Cleners' shirt e blished the f irst dry. service la convenlent 1 & power-machine laun- We can finish your and h Igh-qualiiy. " C4 ianin.9 cSvw tuiejoit L1zdEnti,£Ega#nilyo 00112 COLBORNE ST. W., WHITBY 668*2831 HasdSk Chartered Accountants Mr. Gordon Sedgewlck, Managlng Partner of Deloitte Haskins &Seils, Chartered Accountants, Oshawa, Is' p leased to announce, the* admission to partnershlp of Lawrenc e L. Martin, BComm, CA.1 Laurie Jolned DH&S in Montreal after graduating from Loyola University wlth a -Bçomm. He obtalned his CA designation in 1972 and transferred to Oshawa in 1975. One year later, he was appolnted an audit manager, supervising the local small business practice. He is Past-Presldent of the Oshawa Jaycees and is active In the United Way and the Catholic Youth Organization. While staylng active In the smal business group, Laurie wlIl ta.ke on added responsibilities In marketing. DH&S is one of Canada's largest accountlng flrms, providlng a full range offlinancial, tax, audltlng, accountl'ng, and consultlng services to business and government through 34 offices across Canada and in association with DH&S SItern ational through 330 offices in 70 countries. The following are the results of last week's play at the Whitby Curl- ing Duplicate Bridge Club as reported -by Mrs.ý Harvey Winter. North and South: Perry Laurence and AI Leslie, 92%; Mrs. John Frst and Mrs. P.N. Srt,84%4; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Winter, 77; and, Mrs. A.W. Arm- strong and htrs. W.C. Ristow, 76h.' East and West: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oliver, 74; Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Smyth, 70'h; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Doughty, a tie wlth Mr. and Mrs. Norval Willson, -69. ---,.---.é".'-'. I Whitby Min or' Basebali Association Week Ending August 5, 1982 SQUIRT ýl