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s PAGE 18, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1984, WHITB3Y FREE PRESS SPORTS WEEK The Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club ends its best season yet isy MICHAEL AIREY Games in the Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club house league have now conciuded and al champions have been -WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB HOUSE LEAGUE RESULTS SQUIRTS GAMES PLAYED AUG. 27, 1984 Willow Park........O0 Hair Care Centre ..O Shoppers Drug Mart.O Siss Chalet.. ......O RusaDavidson Jeremy Turner "ýhUry 21 ........... 2 NietMoore Scotty Vanvehgel Brooklin Kinsmen.......... 0 M*oklin Kinsien . O.. Whitby Optimist Club.2 DanlelSîmpson Jason Pickett Hutchison ........... 5 Craig Talent .............. 2 Jason Mizzi Peter Garson Mark Vanderlip Whitby Lions........O0 Studio of W.A. Burgess 1 Kyle Gardiner Whitby Firefighters ... 6 Ryan Leesui .............. 5 Steven Fout SQUIRTS - PLAY-OFFS GAMES PLAYED SEPT. 59,1984 Whjby Optimiat Club .5 Whitby Lions.. PauBrooks........ 3 Jason Pelkey Daniel Simpson Mid3ael Wallen Shôppers Drug Mart . .1 Century2 . Robert McNeil Angelo Delli Mils Muffler.... Craig Silk WmRow Park .........0 Hair Care Centre. Derek Colasuonno.......... Scot Van Vehgel Brooklin Kinsmen .. Swiss Chalet........ 3 Bryan Howden Richard Lopes Jamie Pawluk Studio of W.A. Burgess 1 Kyle Gardiner Hutchison ........... 1 Whitby Firefighters.. Jonathan Diamond Bradley Niblett ATOM GAMES PLAYED AUG. 23, 1984 Whitby Kinsmen . O. Mitchell Travel.... 5 Paul Siciliano ............. 4 Darryl Lennox ATOM GAMES PLAYED AUG. 28, 1984 decided. Some divisions provided close struggles Whitby Kinsmen... 4 Scott Donley .............. 2 Christopher Dewdney Jonathan 5lnden Willow Park ......... 6 Mark vanderboom ......... 4 Adrian Howard............ 2 Whitby Aluminum .... 0 Sargeants Gulf ....... 6 Dean Leesui............... 3 MikeSiMOS ............... 2 Jamie Lyon Blair Park..........1 Mlke Barrington Jeffrey Street ........1 goal scorer flot supplied But if you do buy now or befoCe October I 5th, youJil fe $200 worth of clothing &cesre RE Waitand buy a new Polaricýbetween October I ôth and jNovember 3Oth and getY'$ 100 worth of extras FREE. Plus, watch for our 3Oth Anniversary Open House at your nearby Pola ris dealer. It runs September 15-2 3. Take advantage of more deals, sign up for prizes and that were not settled un- tii the iast week or two 0f the season. others Garden Street....... 2 Roger Gonsaves........... 2 Whitby Famiiy Restaurant......... 3 Adam McLeod Steve Ruiz Steven Coleridge Hutchison ..........10o Geoff Cadan .............. 5 Mike Goode ............... 3 Alan Fisher Kevin Greer Whitby Optimnist Club .2 Mike Brillinger Dwayne Torrens Mitchell Travel.... 4 Paul Siciliano ............. 3 Chris Thornpson Highland Trophies. Philip Beer PEEWEE GAMES PLAYED AUG. 30, 1984 Brooklin Legion ... Otter Creek......... 3 Doug Bray Ryan Lee................. 2 Steve Thornton Whitby Optimist Club .2 Mark Peters .............. 2 Bob Myers Chev Olds. .2 John Bandel Kevin McLeod Canadian Týire ....... 7 Oshawa Meat Productsl names of goal scorers not provided PEEWEE PLAY-OFFS GAMES PLAYED SEPT. 4,1984 Oshawa Meat Products3 Bob Myers Chev Olds .8 Jason Curd David Uden ............... 3 Brian Thornpson Kevin McLeod............. 3 Tony Texeira Greg Cormier David Bandel PLAYED SEPT. 5,1984 Oshawa Meat Productsi1 Brooklin Legion.... 4 Robert Wallen Doug Bray ..... Jamie Pearson BANTAM PLAY-OFFS GAMES PLAYED AUG. 27, 1984 Whîtby Optimist Club .5 Jeffrey Street.. ... Joe Mulcahey.,4 Troy Mayeli T. &E ............... 2 J. M. &E. Inc I names of goal scorers flot provided were flot in doubt past the half-way point of the schedule. Nevertheless, it is beiieved the participan- ts have had an en- joyable summer. In summary the various champions and runners up are: Squirts: east Divison - lst, Whitby Optimist Club; 2nd Hutchison. West Division - lst, Cen- tury 21; 2nd, Whitby Firefighters. Atom: East Division - lst, Mitchell Travel; 2nd, Wiilow Park. West Division - lst, Whitby Optimist Club; 2nd, Hutchison. Mosquito: lst, Lasco Steel; 2nd,. Perkins Paints. Peewee - lst, Bob Myers Chev-Olds; 2nd, Otter Creek. Bantam: lst - Whitby Optimist Club; 2nd - J.M. & E. Inc. Ail teams are now competing in a play-off series of round robin pools culminating in semi-final games to be played on Sept. 17 (Squirts and Atomn),and Sept. 18 (Mosquito and Peewee) with finals on Sept. 22. These wili be piayed at Peel Park at the following times: squirts, 10 a.m.; atom, il a.m.; mosquito, 12:30 p.m.; Peewee, 2 p.m.; and, bantam, 3:15 p.m. The club looks for- ward to a large group at the various games to encourage the boys. Trophies for ail league and cup cham- pions will he presented at our end of season banquet at Heydenshore Pavillion on Oct. 21. Together with club crests, which will also be awarded to ail We're making Polaris snow- mobiles easy to buy. So easy in fact, you'd be wise to buy early. players and coaches, on this occassion there will, in addition, be the award to the clubs an- nual "personality of the year" and the winners wiii be drawn for the annuai draw. The 1984 season con- cludes with the annuai generai meeting on a date yet to be arranged in late October or early November. Cheekers earns place * ifinals By TONY VICKERS Whitby Checkers Variety major mosquito soccer team met Ajax Warriors at Iroquois Park in Durham Cup semi-final action last week. Play was mainiy con- centrated in the mid- field for most of the first haîf. However, in the 2Oth minute Colin Man- son volleyed home a cross from Adam McKenzie to put the Whitby team one up. Being 1-O down at the st.art of the second haif, the Ajax team pressed hard and came close to tying the game on several occasions, but the Whitby defence held. Finally Manson put the game away for Checkers with a fine shot from the left with six minutes to go. Ajax had no answer and the final score was Whitby 2, Ajax O. Brent Jamieson got a well deserved shut-out in the Whitby goal. Whitby now advances to the Durham Cup Final to be played Sept. 15 in Ajax. EDITOR'S NOTE: Tony Viekers is the coach of the Whitby Checkers Variety major mosquito soccer teamn. WGR tykes win silver medal By DOROTHY MEHTA It was another close caîl for Whitby Garrard Road Tyke team win- ning four out of six games that saw them finalists in the provin- cial "B" champion- ships. It was not an easy route for them* and they gave it their best shot. They got off to an ex- Ml 30 Yearof[Spînt cellent start with a 15-0 win over Guelph giving goalie Jamie Hogel a well deserved shut out. Whitby had a 6-2 win against Brampton with Wayne Primeau, Rohan Mehta and Donnie. Wilkinson scoring two, goals each. It was Whitby's third game of the day and a tired team iost 3-6 to the much more alert Spar- tans. AIl three Whitby goals were scored by Wayne Primeau. The most exci'ting game of the tournament had to be the 5-4 win against the Beaches in overtime. Primeau scored two goals while Mehta and Jeff Kolesnikowicz con- tributed one goal a piece. The winning goal was a brilliant shot made by Michael Burrows putting Whitby into the semi-finals against Mimico. Another victory for Whitby 6-1, Wayne Primeau responsible for five goals 'and Mehta scoring the other. The second ioss of the weekend for Whitby came in the "B"' cham- pionship finals against Hamilton. The tykes put Up a valiant fight with Primeau and Matthew Sorichetti scoring for Whitby. They finished the year on a positive note bringing home a silver "B" finalist trophy. Ail the players can be proud for the effort they put out to make their season a*successfui one. if you don't buy a neiv Polrsn If you don't buy a new Polaris now you'l miss a good buy. you may not get another chanoe.