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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEM BER 3,1I986. PAGE 15. w mm SPORTS WEEK Redmen defend Mann title By MIKE JOHNSTON Free Press Staff The Brooklin Redmen will attempt to defend their Mann Cup Cham- pionship against the New Westminster Salmonbellies begin- ning at 8 p.m. Wed- nesday night at the Iroquois Arena and ac- cording to Redmen coach Peter Vlpond, the series could be a long, drawn out battle. The Redmen earned the riglit to face New Westminster by defeating the Peter- borough Lakers 4-2 in the Ontarlo Lacrosse ,Association Major series. Brooklin came back from, a 2-1 game deficit to Win the riglit to represent eastern Canada In the Mann Cup. "I expeet the sertes to be a long one, their a very good team,"' said Redmen coach Peter Vipond before attending ,a practice on Monday niglit. And while Vipond said both teams are capable of putting many goals on the scoreboard, he ex- pecta the games to be low scoring. "The gaines will be tiglit and low scoring. I expect 8-7 scores, something like that."' One of the reasons for the low scoring contests, is the outstanding goaltenders on both teams, said Vipond. Vipond wilI be relying on Redmen goaltender Wayne Colley to have a bigseries. Another reason for the' 10w scoring and long series will be the absen- ce of captain Gil Nieuwendyk and Derek Keenan. Nieuwendyk will miss the first gamne of the series because lie is now on bis honeymoon and Keenan, who netted il goals in the last three gaines against Peter- borough will miss the first two games, having to attend school in New York. To compensate for the loss of two of lis offen- sive players, Vipond said the Redmen will have to check the Westminster team very closely. Another player who may miss action is Kevin Van Sickle who received a cut to his finger during the Peter- borough series. Vipond said a decision on letting Van Sickle play was to be made Monday or Tuesday night. 'mr sure they have revenge on their minds. Last year we came back froin a 3-0 game deficit and took the champion- ship 4-3. This series will probably corne down to breaks. But in the first two games we will have to play extra good on defense and check players who are bigger than us." The New Westminster Salmonbellies earned the right to represent Western Canada in the Mann Cicp by defeating a tough Victoria team in a best-of-seven finals 4- 1. The Mann Cup con- tinues at Iroquois Park on Thursday, Septein- ber 4. Then both teains have a day off with ac- tion resuming Saturday, September 6 and Sun- day, September 7. If the serie-s goes beyond four garies, the teains will play Tuesday, September 9, Wednesday, September 10 and Frtday, Septein- ber 12. Alil seven games will be played at Iroquois Park beginning at 8 p.m. The New Westminster Salmonbellies have won the Mann Cup 19 times while the Brooklin Redmen are the defen- ding champions. The solid gold cup, presented to the Mann Cup champions, was donated in 1910 by Sir DonalMann of the Canadian Northern Railroad. G arrard rep. win semi-f By BETU PADDICK Whitby Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse Assocation is proud to have ail five rep teams finish zone semi- final rounds victorious. In their zone semi- final round Brooklin Redmen Tykes won over Mississauga in a best two out of three. The first gaine was defaulted by M1ississauga. In the second game Whitby came through 9-5. Gavin Prout led the attack with five goals and two assists, Gee Nash fired two goals and four assists, with single goals by Brian Power and Darryl Lewis. One assist each by Mike Rowland and goalie Bradley Reed. Tykes advance to zone finals against Toronto Beaches tonight at 7 pm. at Beaches. Brooklin Kinsmen Novice sneaked pass Etobicoke 5-4 and 6-5 in senil-final playdowns. In the second game the Novices puUled through a nerve shaking game scoring three goals in thie last three minutes of play, tyinggoal firedin the last 39 seconds and the winning goal in the last 10 seconds. Leading 'the scoring was Wayne Primeau with three goals, singles by Rohan Metha, Mike Burrows and Jimmy Brown. Final zone round is this week. In Provincial play in St. Catherines, Weed- man Peewee squad fought tough but lost their first two games to St. Catherines 5-1 and Orangevile 12-5. Again- st St. Catherines Steve Taylor scored the only goal and against Orangeville singles were netted by John IcIver, Frankie Lowe, Paul Flintoff, Shadon Santos and Steve Taylor. For Checkers Variety Bantains in round Robin play, two wins against Mimico, 9-4, and Scar- borough, 11-4, and one loss against Toronto Beaches, 9-2, advanced them to final zone play downs at Toronto Beaches. Goalscorers for Whitby against Beaches were Mike Hebert and Paul teams rmais Hamilton led the win against Mimico with a hat trick, Chris Husted with a double, with singles going to Matt C N Shearer, Rob Martin,b Dan Ladouceur and( Mike H-ebert. In the b final game they won against Scarborougli, Darryn Christie,« hat tricks for Rob Mar- Legion Peewee basE tin and Matt Shearer, a one of ten outstandi double for Chris Van- completed CNE Peev chief, and singles for Darryn, 13, receiv Mike Hebert, Brandon which was presented Smnithi and Paul ship game of the toui Hamilton. tournament beating In a best two out of pionship game. three semi-final series "He ht well includi with Mississauga, our one, two and thrE Garrard Road Midgets had to pitch. 1 think came out winners 15-6 who made the selectii and 13-5. Mike Williams Mike Charlinski. led the attack in the fîrst The Whitby team st gaine with five goals, Chris Tucker, Adamn Foote, Todd Wilson and deoublessne by TrueorRsnetted Jason Rennîck and Dan T k gaine agInthe sec Byny McCmb. In thesecn Missisaug Brin ByDAVE IMESON Shelfoon and Rob Pad- Unfortunately it was dick fired hat tricks, not to be for the Jeff Whittle and Adam W.M.B.A. Tyke Alîstar Foote netted doubles teain in 1986. Although and singles were scored they put up a valiant ef- by Mike Carson, Julie fort they lest in their bic Kernohan and Mike to capture the, Provin- )utstandingplayer Darryn Christie FE tourney names local )oy outstanding player a catcher with the Whitby iebali squatd was chosen as ling players at the recently sree Basebal Tournament. ved a trophy for bis efforts d to hlm after the champion- mrnent. Waterloo won the SKitchener 5-4 in the chain- Jing a home run and because *e pitchers were injuried he kthat impressed the people ons," said the tearn's coach Larted the tournamnent off on the right note with a win over St. Catherines 8-4. Moving on to the second round, Whitby went up against a tough Peterboroughi squad. Christie, along with teamnmates Jamie Waters -and Dave Copan shared the pitching duties, holding their opponents to just five lits and going on to defeat tle Peterboroughi teain 6-5. The win put the Whitby squad into the Quarter Finals of the tournamnent where they faced Kit- chener. Despite leading after six innings, the Whitby squad lost to Kitchener, 7-6. In the quarter final game Christie contrîbuted a single, a double and parked a home run over the outfield fence. cial Title in Waterloo on the Labour Day weekend. The Cobi Food team jumped into a commnan- ding lead in their first gaine agaýinst London but lost it in the seventh inning when the floodgates opened and their opponents scored seven unanswered runs to wîn 17-10. Stili reeling after their disastrous loss in the first gaine the Tykes didnt corne to life until the fifth inning against a strong Newmarket team. The Cobi Food team scored five runs in the sixth but left the bases loaded with the -...$çç?pg..1,6 I Alistars lose out S ý 1 - ý ý ý . ý , ý - ý 1 & , , ý , t ý - . , . . . ý . # - - - . 4 . . . * . ý b 4 .