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PAGE 16, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1984. WHITBY FREE PRESS w SPORTS WEEK Brothers ae 1984 slo- Pitec camps By ENZO ROMANO The Whitby Men's Slo-Pitch League has concluded another suc- cessful season. The year ended with a thrilling, fine inning final game between Brother's Pizza and Casey's Roadhouse Restaurant. Brother's defeated Casey's at 13- 10 to. become both league and piayoff champions. Brother's Pizza has been in the siow-pîtch league for the past two years. Casey's took an early lead, however, Brother's fought back to hold a 10-5 edge midway through the game. During an offensive spurt, Casey's tied the game at 10 ail. Brother's scored three runs in the final three innings to secure the champion- ship. Two crucial strike- outs by pitcher Paul Reynolds heiped ensure the win. Consistent hitting and an excellent defense have been the trademark of the Brother's team al season. Ail players gave 100 per cent while on the field. With the victory, Brothers becomes the second tearn in league history to win both the league and play-off competition. This feat was accomplished iast season by Hugh's Hawks. The league has been competitive this season, with only a few points separating the majority of the teams. With the exception of a couple of teams who are one or two players short of consistency, ail the clubs in the league are of equal calibre. This reflects both the popularity and effec- tiveness of the philosophy of the Whit- by league. The idea is to have fun, and play some bail. Most of the. league's piaying mem- bers do just that. Despite being a "fun league" the competitive WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB HOUSE LEAGUE RESULTS (PLAY-OFFS) SQUIRTS GAMES PLAYED SEPT. 10o, 1984 Swiss Chalet........ 3. Swiss Chalet........ 3 Jamle Pawluk............. 2 Blake McCluskey Whitby Firefighte.. . Ryan Leesui Hutchison .......... 7 Cralg Talent .............. 3 Mark Vanderlip............ 2 Jonathan Dlamond Chad Somerville ,Century 21.......... 5 Scott VanVehgel ........... 3 NeilMoore *Rohan Mehta Brooklin Kinsmen... 1 ChadHRelmer Willow Park........O0 Studio of W.A. Burgess1 Peter Brown Whitby Optimist Club .4 Alex Nicol Paul Brooks Daniel Simpson Jason Pickett Whitby Lions........ 0 Midas Muffler .......O0 Shoppers Drug Mart . . 0 Hair Care Centre .. Ian Spence GAMES PLAYED SEPT. 13, 1984 Brooklin Kinsmen .. Midas Muffler .......O0 Willow Park........ o Whitby Lions........ 1 DaleEdwards Hair Care Centre ..O Whitby Optimist Club .2 Alex Nicol Daniel Simpoon Century 21.....2 Glenn Gaffney Scot VanVebgel Shoppers Drug Mart. o Studio of W.A. Burgess 0 Whitby Firefighters . .. 6 Ryan Le»esul .............. 6 Swiss Chalet........ 2 Brian Lodgez Hutchison ........... o ATOM GAMES PLAYED SEPT. 4, 1984 Willow Park........ 1 Mitchell Travel.... 4 Adrian Howard Paul Siciliano ............. 4 Whitby Kinsmen ..O Whitby Famiiy Restaurant........i Erie Morra Garden Street.......0 Hutchison.......... 9 Geoff adan............... 3 Paul Beckman ....... ...... 2 Alan Fisher ............... 2 Michael Goode Sean McNeUl Sargeants GuIf ....3 Whitby Optimist Club . 2 Jamie Lyon ............... 2 Dwayne Torrens Dean Leesul Mike Brillinger Whitby Aluminum ...O Blair Park.......6 Tyler Rock................ 4 Chris Packer Mike Berrington Jeffrey Street....... 4 Highland 'Tophies ...4 Names of goalacorers Michael Sigsworth......... 3 not provlded Jonathan Knight GAMES PLAYED SEPT. 6,1984 Whitby Kînsmen . O.. Garden Street....... 2 Roger Gonsalves Chrîs Moxley WjuitbyOptimist Club . 7 Whitby Alurninum . ... 0 spirit of every man and team is always evident. Cheers, elation, frustration and even the occasional argument ensue during a game. Some teams actuaily have fans support. No, don't tell the bail player it's a "fun ieague" until the season is over. It's great to be a kid again for a few hours per night. .From the Brother's Pizza team to our rivais: Texaco Chiefs, Casey's Roadhouse Restaurant, Hugh's Hawks, Dickson Prin- ting, McCauiey's Fur- niture, Turtie Wax and Waterbed Company, thank you for a fine season. To the umpires again, thank you for the good cails and the con- troversial ones. You made the game in- teresting to say the ieast. EDITOR'S NOTE: Enzo Romano is a member of the Brother's Pizza slo- pitch team. Sargeants Gulf ....... 5 Mike Shnos Dean Leeui Jamie Lyon Shawn McDonald Jimny Comber Highland Trophies ...o Whitby Famiiy Restaurant.........3 Geoffrey Thompson Shawn Kfrkland Erie Morra Jeffrey Street....... 2 Brothers Pizza is the 1984 Whitby Slo-Pitch League champions in both league and play-off action. Sun- day afternoon, the team members presented the trophy to their sponsor, the owner of Brothers Pizza, Otto Provenzano. The trophy wiii find a prominent home in his Lupin Dr. restaurant. In the front row are: Jack Terry, Gerry Flindail, Paul Reynolds, Otto Provýenzano, Terry Thompson and Peter Birss. In the back are: Geoff Ackiand, Reg Martin, Junior Tennant, Harry Sweeney and Steve Cardweil. Missing from the photo are: John Barfoot, Jim Berry, Gary McIntyre, John Hill and Enzo Romano. Free Press Staff Photo Blair Park..........o0 Mitchell Travel . i'4 Paul Siciliano ............. 4 Hutchison ..........5 Michael Goode............. Bnian Uden ............... 2 Wiilow Park........ 1 Names of goalscores flot provided. GAMES PLAYED SEPT. 119 1984 Blair Park..........i1 Whitby Optimist Clu Mike Berrington Mike Brillinger .... Mitchell Travel.... 3 Paul Siciiano Mike Carol Garden Street....... 3 Chris Morrison............. 2 Jason Luscombe Hutchison ........... 6 Paul Beckman............. 4 Geoff adan............... 2 Brian Uden Sargeants Gulf .......1 Chris Ho Highland Trophies 0. ub.7 ....2 Jeff Thorn ................ 2 ~Iwayne Torrens Jason Goodchild David Campbell Jeffrey Street....... o Whitby Famiiy Restaurant......... Derek Morra Whitby Kinsmen ...4 Michael Lawrence ......... 2 Sean Lawrence............ 2 Whitby Aluminum .... 0 Willow Park ......... Mark Vanderboom PEEWEE GAMES PLAYED SEPT. 5,1984 Otter Creek ........ 1 Canadian Tire .......0 Game decided on default SEPTEMBER 10, 1984 Whitby Optimist Club .3 Otter Creek ........ 2 Jeff Kwong ............... 2 Ryan Lee Karl Elliot Michael Kosurko GAMES PLAYED SEPT. 13,1984 Bob Myers Chev Oids. .5 Brooklin Legion ... John Bandel............... 2 David Tomnsic DURHAM GIRLS SOCCER LEAGUE LAST WEEK'S RESULTS SQUIRT Ajax Warriors...... 3 Whitby Legion ....... o ATOM Whitby J.M.T. Sports. .2 Pickering Optimists ... 0 Lisa Watson Ainanda Miles-Berry P.S.C. Pesca........ 3 Whitby Bill Burgess... .2 Janie Smith ............... 2 MOSQUITO Whitby Optimist ...3 Scugog Lumber.... i Parnela Henehan Heather Van Patter Angela Lynn Tanghe PEEWEE Whitby Subway Homes 4 P.S.C. Cosmos.... Angle Beer ...........2 JenniferLundp... 2 PARTICIPa(©tro. & By Russ Kisby Ms. Wright W hoosh! Suddeniy she wvas a celebrity! In almost no time at ail, it seems, Arlaine Wright went from aerobics instructor at June Wilkinson's Aerobic Workout in Toronto to star of "The Twenty Minute- Workout" - the interna- ti<.nally syndicated television exercise program that has revolutionized the genre. In 1981, the Hamilton, On- tario beauty came into T.O. with 14 yea.rs of ballet. Two years and 65 TV programmes later, the Athena-like brunette with the sweet, husky voice reguiariy shares the dais at ceiebrity dinners with Bobby Orr, Ferguson Jenkins, Rick Vaive a nd the like! "The programme has cer- tainly not made me rich but it has given me a great deal of confidence", Arlaine told PARTICIPaction. "What is more, 1 think the programme has given viewers more confidence, too, en- couraging theru to "Think Fitness" in everything they do, making them more aware of themselves. " "The Twenty Minute Workout", in case you have been held prisoner without TV for a year, features a floating cast of femnale fitness instruc- tors who work in pairs or in threes taking viewers through a vigorous, no-nonsense aerobics routine. The Toronto producers in- vited many local fitness instruc- tors to audition, caling Arlaine back three times before giving her the job and sending her to Los Angeles for further train- ing. With her TV coileagues, Ariaine helped devise the show's routines which they al rehearse in front of mirrors to ensure accuracy and syn- chronization. Try the programme some- time. Follow Arlaine as she and her pals take you through a four-part routine: warm-up, cardio-vascular workout, tone- up and cool down. If you make it through the first tweive minutes, you'll have accomplished something. PARTîCîPaction told Arlaine how proud we were the flrst time we made il ail the way through. " You should be, " she said. Arlaine has just flnished a se- cond tlight of 30 programmes that are already on air in many Canadian cities (except Mon- treal) and the U.S.A. She enjoys the celebrity, the autographs, the interviews, yet she remains level-headed with an eye very much to her future. Presently teaching aerobics' at three separate clubs, Araine plans to open her own in the near future. "I want it to be a success because I'm good, not because l'in fanous," she asserts. Does her club's namne por- tend uts future: "4The Shape of Things to Corne"ý'? Russ Kisby is President of PARTICIPaction, the Canadian miovement for personal fitness. 1 JL