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PAGE 18, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRII ý 1. 1987 L7gIOJnELiRINFS Lacrosse registration, Whitby Garrard Rd. Minor Lacrosse Associationwill hold a second registration on April il, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Iroquois Park arena. Boys and girls 4 to 18 can register, at $40 per player for house league and an additional $30 per rep team player. Registration is in paperweight (6 and under), tyke (7 and 8), novice (9 and 10), peewee (il and 12), ban- tam (13 and 14), midget (15 and 16) and juvenile (17 and 18). There will be tyke, novice, peewee and bantam levels only in house league. The referee clinic will be Ëeld Saturday, April il, at 9:30 a.m. in the Gold Board room at -Whitby Psychiatric Hospital. Cost is $10. Caîl Keith Wager at 668-1612 for more information. AJAX BWL 172 HARWOOD AVE. S. AJAX SHas some Prime Times: :Open for 8Team.league :Reservations for the :1987-88 Bowling Season: SSTARTING SEPTEMBER: :Automatic Free Standing: Five Pin Setters : SContact Jack Weiser 782-5319 Video Image wins Two Brooklin-Whitby peewee house league teams met eacti other in the B final of a tournament in Ac- ton recently. Video Image-Brooklin defeated MacMillan-Bathurst 5-2 in the final. The game was tied 2-2 until the final two minutes when Video Image scored the winner and two empty net goals. Mark Wisdom and Darren Sauve each scored twice for the winners whil iChris Nicol had the other goal. Jason Bradmore and Rob Savelle had goals for MacMilan-Bathurst. Video Image coach Ron Brillinger credited team effort and J.F. Faubert's goaltending for the fine tournament performance. RUIOPRO icare And as your AUTOPRO specialist 1 offer you: e a free inspection and estimate e a national GUARANTEE on your muffler, R.J. PhiIIips Auto Repairs Inc, 303 Mary Street Whitby, Ontario LUN 2P6 Tel: 668-1616 107-B Warren Street. Whitby, Ontario Li N 2C4 Tel: 430-0298 RU1OPRO w - ADAM FOOTE of the Whitby major bantamns clears the puck into the* Barrie zone during action last Wed- nesday night. Whitby defeated Barrie Meredith tries for spot on Redmen As weiI as his MVP honors last year, Meredith also won the CP Air- Labatt overaîl three-star award, res ulting in a free trip to the destination 0f his choice. His choice proved to be Australia, and accor- ding to Meredith, he will be leaving at the end of April, but come the last week of May will be ready to suit up and give it a whirl with Redmen. Brooklin general manager Bob Duignan, in his first year with the squad, is pulling out ail the stops. He has indicated five goaltenders are expected to try out with the club at training camp as well as two or three grads from the Whitby Warriors junior club. Duignan ad- mitted the team had to add some young players to their roster if they were to stay competitive this year. And with the demise of the major series which claimed the Redmen, peterborough Lakers and Bram- pton Excelsiors, a new schedule has been created this year which will see the home town team play 20 games. Although Redmen staff are not totally entrawled with the line- up this year, most admit it is a heck 6-3 and play Markham Wednesday night in the final game of the round- robin league'playdowns., Free, Press photo flouse *league hockey resuits ATOM MARCH 20 -21 Brook. Esso...4 MacNeil Furn. .. Ryan MaDnlRob Hanoski craig= Norton.2 VaIeInilno's.2.. Mark Gray Mike RoLand 0f a l'ot better than the interplay of just three teams as it was in the 1986 season. Most of the conce rn expressed was due to a six-game road jaunt between home games. That means they will be on the road for a 29-day period between June 20 and July 19. Unlike past years when the majority of home games were played on Saturday nights at Brooklin arena, this year's schedule is spread out with four games on Saturday, three on Wed- nesday and one each on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. With Wed- nesdays traditîonally being home nights for the Whitby Warriors junior franchise, Redînen are hoping for some last minute changes in scheduling. The home opener for Redmen is slated for May 12 when the Ex- celsiors will be in town for an 8 p.m. start. With a Canadian cham- pionship under their belt after the 1985 season, and a near miss at the hands of New Westminster Salmonbellies last year, the Red- men are out to prove they can take it aIl again in '87. Tweens gain split Whitby tween B ringette team split with Scarborough in two recent games. Tobi Woods and Shannon Nichols each scored twice in a 5-4 Whitby win Feb. 22. Tina Gudgeon had the other Whitby goal. Scarborough won a return match Peewees defeat Richmond lli Whitby minor peewees defeated Richmond Hill three games to one in a recent best-of-five York- Simcoe league playoff series. Richmond Hill had tied the series 1-1 with a 5-2 win March 10. C. Tackney and J. Thorne had the Whitby goals. But Whitby skated to a 10-i win March 12 on three goals from P. Allison and two from D. Copeland. J. Mclvor, M. Brillinger, K. Vipond, G. French and B. Stella had the other goals for Whitby, sponsored by Elegance Haîr Design. Whitby took the series with a 6-2 win March 14. Vipond and Copeland each had two goals, Allison and -Stella the others. 3-2 on March 7. Shannon Nichols scored both goals for Whitby.- The Whitby tweens dropped a 6-5 decision to St. Catharines Feb. 21. Woods scored four goals and set up the fifth goal by Lori Kingston. In bunnies' play, Whitby got eight goals from Sharolyn Wouters to crush Ajax 10-3. Carnie Hatzelhof- fer had the other two goals. Wouters had the only goal for Whitby bunnies in a 3-1 loss to Oshawa. Whitby rep hockey BANTAM MARCH 26 MIARCH 26 & 28 vic Insurance.8 Peter Defina... 6 Jamie Colins .. Martin David. Shutout: Vic Insurance... 5 Chris vandllef . . ..1 Peter Defina... 2 Kevin Washer .. Jason Gurd ... Pickering..o Richmond Hill . .7 Midas uffler . . ..5 Jeff Needham... 2 Bryan Forrest RobbieSt Pier Tyrone Estabrook Valentino's...3 Ben NewelI Andrew Jamieson Brian Good Duff's Towing .. 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