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PAGE 12,W EUNESDAYO0CTflRER 19, 1983,WHITBY FR EE PRESS w SPORTS WEEK The Anderson C.V.I. cheerleaders had littie to cheer about on an overcast day as their senior football Henry Street. team went down 26-O to Free Press Staff Photo Hawks Win Cup gain Dee*k stacked agaist An derson by TIM BAINES The deck was stacked against the Anderson Raiders senior football team even before they stepped on to the-field to meet their cross-town rivais, the Henry Street Hawks, in the annual Mayor's Cup game. First of ailthe Hawks seemed to hold a whammy over the Raiders, winning the eup for the past seven years. Secondly, Anderson 18 not fieldinig a junior football squad this year and With some younger players on the squad, it is stili largely inex- THINK 0F SNOW'S NOW BRAKE SPECIALS MOST NORTH AMERICAN CARS - FRONT PADS & LABOUR TO INSTALt $45.00 OTHER PARTS EXTRA REAR LINING &LBOUR $4S.00 dÃ"THER PARTS EXTRA D.o.Tr. SAFETY CHECKSJ SPECIAI.IZING IN WHEEL ALIGNMENTS D.O.I. SAFETY CHECKS ONE STOP BRAKE CENTRE BRIDGESTONE DUN LOP> MI(CH ELIN UNIROYAL GOOD- R (CH FIRESTONE KELLY-SPRINGFIELI) perienced. -But wait, there was more. The Hawks went into the game un- defeated, locked in a fir- st place tie with Pickering High School. Anderson had won .only one of three matches. The Cinderella story was not ta be. Henry completely dominated and won the game 26-O. The tone of the game was set early, even before the apening whistle. At a pep raliy in the, morning at Henry's gymnasium, a student appeared attired in the Anderson colors. He was ceremoniously stripped of his clothes, right down to his, . gasp, undershorts by members -of the Henry football squad. The spirit flowed from -the team members right through the student body. It was not the oniy stripping the Hawks would do. They effec- tively stripped Ander- son of their running at- tack, forcing the Raiders ta pull ail the tricks out of the hat. In a fourth quarter spurt, Anderson attempted such razzIe dazzle plays as a flea flicker, end reverse pass, halfback VAN'HEMMEN TIIRS & SALES 107A WARREN RD. WHITBY 1-416-666-2121 OPÈN [)AIL.Y Mon. <o Sai Sa.m Io 6p m.A Up To 40% OFF SUGGESTED PRICES 1 OR 15 KELLY SAFARI 10OR 16 5 KELLY SAFARI 33 x U 50 x 15 KELLY SAFARI S119.00, S1 39.00 $157.00 Light Truck Tire Sale INSTALATION $5.00 ea. 700x , 50x 7 50 x 8 15 x 8 75 x 9 50 xc 9 501 15 RIS3 TL 15LUG TL 16 RIB 16 LUG 16 5 RIB TL, 16 5 LUC, TL 16 5 RIS TL 16 5 LUJG TL S65.0 $71.00 S74.00 $7900 S83.00 $89.00 $93.00 $102.00O WHEN YOU THINK TIRES CALL VAN HEMMEN TIRES 666-2121, option pass and fake punt pass. .Henry coach PÈat Pucknell said his team was prepared for, the- trick plays and thus shut them down. "We were ready. _You've' gat to pull everything when you're down, " he said. 1He said the players' emotions ran high early in the morning and con- tinued right through the game. "Players on the two teams are best-of- friends off the field. They play sports like hockey and -lac rosse together s0 it's a very SALE ENDS OCT. 15/83 or while stock lasts. SPECIAL OFFER TO DUJRHAM REGION CITIZENS & EMPI.OYEES 25% OFF SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE AU. OU:R TIRES ARE FIRST JINE (No Seconds or Blemsl FRtEF IN'TAI.LAI1ON & WIIEEI. BALANCE. (FXCI IIDING MR( HII IN) s- k I~LAN[>RD 4 L t 1I~NR<.i N MA%1 R C I4AR(~I Saturday October 22nd, 1983 !0OAM-2 PM Lobby Of IROQUOIS PARK ARENA Boys, Girls Ages 6-16* (Llmlted to First 300) $30 Per Player FamIIy Rate (3 or more) $75 Extra $5 For Late Registration Af ter Oct. 3lst *Team for 16 year olds depend on number reglstered. The Annual General Meeting of the Whltby troquais Soccer Club wll-be held Sunday, Oct. 3Oth, 1983 at 1 p.m. - Whitney Hall, Iroquois Park Arena. AIl coaches, teamn personnel and parents are Invlted. Anderson McLaughin Oct. 25.-, will play Tuesday, r -~ 0e0. emotional game." Anderson coach Ron Pither was disappointed <with his. team's effort and said'that maybe *thé% emotional was a littie too high. "When it cames ta playing Henry, we're always emotionaily ready. Maybe for this game we wer 'e a littie too emotionally ready. The guyswere ta tense eariy in the game," -he said. Members of the Henry team echaed after the game they wanted ta retain the "bragging rights ta Whitby."Y Although the haif- time score was 13-O, the game was nat that close on the f ield. Henry seemed ta iack that killer extinct and could oniy record touchdowns by Tam Clarke and Brian Yorke with Andy Brannigan adding a convert. 1Brannigan added a touchdawn early in the fourth quarter but his convert attempt neyer got off the ground. <Anderson cantinued ta, run the bail at the tough Henry defence but were continually stopped. Af ter foiling Anderson on a fourth down gam- bie, Henry took possession and tm- mediateiy tried a fittie razzie dazzle of their own with Brian Yorke scampering for 25 yards ta the five-yard lime on an end reverse. After quarterback Joe Shine scrambled down ta, the three, Clarke* bulled over the goal-lime for hils second major of the day. Brannigan made the convert. The Hawks will host Pickering Friday, Oct. CALTD RAPONMN [titi 8l- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 'w oq, - - - - - - - - ýý .i:ý - - Ï ýý - - - - - - ý --ý ýý àý À A >. , ON - - - - - - - - - -