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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY JULY 23, 1986. PAGE 17 w SPORTS WEEK Athietes off to Nation ais Several- firut place finishes in the recent Leglon Commnand On- tarlo Chasnplonshlps bave earned three young members of the Oshawa Track and Fleld Association places on the Ontario team whlch wilU be travelling to Sudbury I August for the Canadian Cham- plonihips. Alicia Wilson, Karen Welcome and Mark Bateman will be representlng Ontario at the national event on the basis of their wlnnlng performance at the On- tarlo's held July il and 12 at the Unversity of Windsor. Wilson won a ffrst ln the girls 15 and under 80 Puddister Last week Whtby's Tlm Puddster pltched a no bitter tolead his Cobi Food tyke ail stars toaa 7-0 vlctory over Bowmanvllle. According to coachb Dave meson, the young Puddlster pltcfied ani almost perfect gamej strlklng out 13 batters1 enroute to the vlctory. 1 Puddlster faced thei minimum 21 batters la metre hurdies and placed third la the blgh jump. Welcome placed firgt in the girls 15 and under long jumnp and Bateman placed flrst la the boys 15 -and under SEE PAGE 20 pitches no hitter seven innunga and the drews, TIso Grylla and only Bowmanviile Kelth Mills. player he aliowed on The Cobi Food tyke al base wlth a walk was stars now have a12 Win - tbrown out by catcher seven bas record and Kevin Harper trylng to Imeson ls antlclpating a steal third. strong flalsh to the The Whltby defence, season. The team's next sald Imeson, was home game ls tonlght flawless backing up (JUlY 23) beglnng at 6 Puddlster wlth erroi-less p-m. la Peel Park. They play la the field and the 'wli be playlag againat offence produced seven Oshawa. runs on bits by Ian An- By N Whi comp acroe York the 48 Motor Oshav Wbltl, repreE Skip Artu Or-vsl Alan compe Golf(0 "We but th one Hamel one Ei Lawn Associ tourna year, Hamel playeî teans) peting therej prize graba, Ailf the W Bowlers prepare MHKEJOHNSTON members of the Whitby exc Free Press Staff Lawn Bowling Club, l ln lawn boW~ling wblch Hamel notes ls ohj pettors from not restrlcted to senior thn s Ontario and New citizens. cen tState compete la "We currently have 70 law 8th annuel General members (men and thi rs Gold Cup la women) in the club and c wa on August 6, to jola you do not bave to whi by wll be weil be a senior," said thrg Bsented. Hamel wbo coaches by lp Alex Hamel, vice lawn bowling Monday firs r Mayall, second nlghts at the Whltby Hai 1 Atkinson and lead Seniors activlty center T Hunter wli be on Brock St. S. the eting In their third Hamel said the club go Cup. would welcome yoi 'e hope to do well teenagers. 'VWe would kno bere can only be even hold a special nigbt end wlnner," said for tbem,"'he sald. saic l. The Gold Cup ls But before you con- A~ of the Provincial s ider jolning the club, usui 1 Bowling Hamel asks that you gan lations blggest visit the center on Mon- any aments of the day nlghts wben he la too accordlng to coaching and take a few to c 9 and while 256 lassons. After whicb, 64 ra (64 mena four you can attend ganas, ha' ) wli be com- on Tuasday and Thur- delt 9for top bonours, sday nlghts at the center gair la also $4,000 in and take a montb to desi money up for make a decision. Of tt The rules of lawn 49 four mernbers of bowling are similar to yotu Vhiltby team are. curling rules, wlth one or1 Skip Alex Hamel, vice Arthur Mayail, second Or-val Atkinson and lead Alan Hunter wiil represant Whitby in the 48th annual f or tourney cception, notes Hamel. While la curling the )ect of the game ls to Lrow the rocks to the niter of the circle, in ,wn bowling teams Sow to ajack. "The jack la a little hite bail wblcb is -own down the ailey jtha team that goes et,"> explained amel. ['eas than tbrow to e Jack. "If the jack is moved iu go to it but if it le, ccked to the side, the id la played over,' îdHamel. A four miember teain ually plays 15 end imes whléb take iywhere from one bour one and a hall hours complete. "In lawn bowling you ýe to attack and fend the wbole ne," said Hamel scrlbing the strategy the game. "You have to out think ur opponent. Get one two bowls near the jack and then protect it. "But you can also throw a bowl to an area whare the jack could be knocked to," added Hamel. Scoring la accom- pllshad by placing your team's bowls nearest to the jack by the end of the end. "You gat one point per bowl," said Hamel. The lawn bowling club la currently la the mid- dla of men's singles tournarnent but tlirougbout the season tht. club holds im-bouse competitions as. well as jitney nigbts on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. The lawn bowling facility is also open to mambers of the club anytime they wish, said Hamel. The Gold Cup gets un- derway at 9 arn. August 6 with opening ceremonias by Oshawa Mayor Alan Pilliey ana General Motor's president George Peap- pies. Generai Motors Gold Cup Lawn Bowling tournament.' Free Press Staff Photo Whitby to host Women 's sailing regatta Some of the top woman sailors in the province are expected ta con- verge on the Whitby Yacht Club this weekend for tha 1986 Ontario Women's Single and Double- Handed Champlonships. According to Peter Jones of the Ontario Saffing Association, they are anticipating at least 40 entrias competing in three classes, Lasers, Laser II's and Albacores. Jones said the sallors wil be racing on triangulai- courses wbich wli be set off tbe mouth of the Whitby Harbour on Saturday and Sunday accordlag to the wind con- ditions. Albacores and Laser I1's, botb two-man boats, willi start together with handicaps and the single-handad Lasers will be star- ted separately. Depending on the waather, there wili probably ta five or six races run over the cour- se of the weekend, saud Jones, of which the racers wiil t allowed to drop their worst finish before the final scoring la completad. The wlndward leg of the courses wil ta approxiniately a mile in length, said the OSA spoksemnan, while the two reaching legs will t shorter. A new course is set for eacb race. Because itis an open regatta and racers wli not be registerlag until Saturday mornng, Jonas said it was difficuit ta say bow many boats wil ta entared. However, two weeks ago thera were 40 boats in the Canadian Women's Cham- pionahips held Ini Kigaton, most of whicb Jones felt would ba entering In the Ontarlo's.* Women's salling has reachad a new prominence on the inter- national scene in recent years, ac- coi-ding to Jones and Ontario woman bave done very well la in- ternational competition. A nacessary step on the way to international cornpatition la the Canadian Nationals and this waekend's race at the Wbltby Yacht Club willJ serve as a qualifier for next yaar's nationals. Karen and Gail Johnson of Toronto, for- mer Ontario and Canadian cham- pions, just won the international women s event at the Kiel Week Regatta la Germany last montb. Witb a woman's avent scheduled for the 1968 Olympica, Jones sald thla weekend's regatta sbould teaa good early indication of the strength and potential of Canadian women saiors aimlng for the SEE PAGE 18