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WHITÉ-i FREE MSS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6,-1'988é PAGE 25 Kernohan gvs Redmen narrowvictory over Peterboroug Dale Kerhohan's second goal of the gaine with just over a mninute left in the third- period gave Brooklin Redmen a' 9-8 victory over Peterborough Quakers in major/senior lacrosse action on Tuesday last week.. The win wasthe llth straight for the Redmen this season., Kernohan's goal, ýa powerplay marker, came minutes after the Quakers had tied the score at 8-8 after being down 6-4 entering the third period. Durham girls soccer WeekoetJune27, 1988 Under 8 Royal Legien J. Malcolm(3) D. Pacione Century 21 JMT Sports Undr- 10 Pîckering Travel Dair Queen 2 Dickson Print. P. Magee(2) Sandoz Anca 3 Pick. Village E. Camern(2) M. McCluskey 4 Group 74 O 6 NRS Reelty 0 0 AjaxKiGnsmen O 2 Br. Optimist R Healey 3 Merlin Milage 2 2 Romiga Regela Blue Marina Vikrings Beflycliffe Diane McMllan Aa Kernohan took a pass from Bill Callan and a .quick shot beat Quaker goalie Ross Cowie. .Derek Keenan collected four points for the Rednien with two goals and two assists. That output was matcbed by Redmen goalie Wayne Colley who, coming off a 9-0 shutout against Fergus onJune 21, bad four assists. Kerboban and Barry . Brear each had two goals for Redmen. Singles went -to Bill Callan, Scott Boyd and Doug Descbner. Lori Strong of Whitby, considered a medal contender in' the upcoming Summer Olympics. in Soeul, Korea, has become the latest recipient in the Tandem Computers Canada Ltd. spon- sorship program. 'We're very pleased to have the opportunity to sponsor an athiete of Lori's calibre," says Tandem president Peter Richards. Tandem's sponsorship includes. a contribution to her education trust fund, a tandem bicycle and ail ber gym clothes, with the exception of outfits worn in offi- cial competitions. Strong, 16, was scbeduled to demonstrate her talents and receive ber sponsorsbip Tuesday this week at the Winstonette Gymnastic Association in Union- ville. 'Lori is one of the best female gyrnnasts we've seen for a lon-g . Redmen's next game was scheduled for last nigbt (Tuesday) against Orangeville. Redmnen will be without the services of Adamn KIuwak for the game after he was suspended for eight gaines by the Ontarjo Lacrosse Association (OLA). The suspension followed an incident in Fergus on June 21 wben Kluwak reportedlly sboved an officiai during- Redmen's 9-0, wrn. The OLA made the decision . Ontario lacros-se' MAJOR/SENIOR June 28 Owen Sound 30 Orangevile 8 Braoklin 9 Peterborough 8 June 29 Brampton iGmissisauga 5 June 30 Peterborough 20 Brampton 5 STANDINGS Au et July4 MAJOR/SENIOR W L T PT5 Brocklin 11 0 0 22 Férgus 9 4 0 18 Peterborough 7 3 0 14 Owen Sound 6 2' .0 12 Huntevi le *6 5 0 12 Orangeville .5 6 0 10 Brampton 2 9 0 4 Mississauga 0 12 0O JUNIOR SCORES June 24 Brampton 14 Etobicoke 9 June 26 Misissauga 14 Etebicoke 8 June 28 Peterbarough 15 Bay Area 10 Jurie 29 Peterborough 12 Whitby 7 St. Catherines 18 Brampton- il June 30 Whitby 9 Bay Area 7 July I St. Catherines 12,Brampton 10 July 3' Brampton 17 Etobicoke 5 STANDINGS W L T PTS Peterborough 16 1 0 30 St. Catherines 12 5 0 24 Whitby Il 5 1 23 Bay Area 7 9 0 14 Mfississauga 6 7 1 13 Bramnpton 5 10 0 10 Etobicoke 1 15 0 2 Columbia lacrosse SENIOR SCORES June23 New Westminster June 25 New Westminster June 28 Richmond June 29 Vancouver New Westminster 1l Vancouver Il Coquitlam 12 Vancouver 9 Victoria 9 Richmond June 30 New Westminster July 2 Coquitlam New Westminster Vancouver Victoria Coquitlam Richmond >r Il Victoria 13 Richmond STANDINGS W L TFI r Il 5 O 22 9 7 0 1 9 7 018 7 9 014 4 12 0 8 JUNIOR STANDINGS W L T PTS Esquimalt 14 3 0 28 Coquitlam 13 4 0 26 Burnaby 10 8 0 20 Richmond 8 9 0 16 New Westminster 6 10 O 12 *Surrey O 17 O 0 *Withdrew from league tîme," says TedConnor, Tandem marketing representative in Toronto. "In fact, -after ber im- pressive sbowing at the 1987 world cbampionships, Lori is considered to be the top female gymnast in the free world countries - including the U.S., England, France and Italy." Strong- works out at the Winstonette five bours a day iwith ber coaches Leonid Grakovsky and Debbie Vidmar. Grakovsky, a former world class gymnast for bis native U.S.S.R., has been coaching in Canada for i years. Both coaches feel Strong is in the running for an Olympic medal in ber specialty - the uneven bars. Her routine includes a unique sequence now dubbed the 'The Strong Move." "1 think this sponsorship is terrific," says Strong. "It belps our our gymnastics teain and ofi'ers me security for my education." Close one.in slo-pitch Moviola Cafe edged Harp & Thistie 14-13 in an exciting contest June 29 in the Whitby Mixed Slo-Pitcb League. Harp & Thistle jumped out to an 8-1 lead after tbe first inning but Moviola battled back to tie it 9-9 bv the sixtb inning. The winming mun came in the seventh inning wben Donna Hare drove in Steve Cardwell, who tbrew for Moviola in tlie game. Tom McNaugbton, Ken Gallant and Dave Tiare bit home runs for the winners while Ron Moore* and Dave Duggan connected for Harp. last Wednesday nigbt at Iroquois Park. Whitby girls ki %V.JL 1.4 LJLBANTAM -Molly Maid 15 Fleming To July S, 1988 LoveIl Drugu 17 Kiwanis T-BRAL Kinsmen 19 .Wheelie Tim Horton* 34Roy's STANDINGS Henry's 27 McMillan 25 Molly Meid 1 Kinsmen Clubi Kiwanis Club STANDINGS Wheeliea Tmn Horton Donuts 12 LovelI Drugs Henry's Do-lt Centre 8 Fleming Realty Macillan Bathurst 4 Roy's Enterprises Kluwak will be eligible return to action on July 21. STANDINGS Rotary Club Century 21 Pcacock Sports Scotta Colonels Midway Motors Midas Muffler Bropkllrs Optimista West-Lynde Century 21 Pioneer Speedy Group 74 MITE 8 Dodd & Souter 25 l3ailey's 23 Mercury 22 Bell 23 Wh. Optimist STANDINGS Speedy?4Mier Dadd & Souter West Lynde CA Bailey's-Drugs Group 74 Century 21 (RBrown) Bell Canada Mercury Auto Body Pioneer Interiors Whitby Optimists SQUumT Scotta Colonels 19 Rotary 19 Midway Motors 16 Sorichetti Corp 15 SOPHEOMORE Lions Club 18 Jeannes Flowers 10 National Trust 18 David Hpylock 9 Jeannes Fowers 14 National Trust 10 STANDINGS Joanne's Flowers 10 National Trust 8 Lion's Club 4 David R. Heylock 2 Marigold K cf C Cardinal Comfort CI. Marigold Br. Legion Midas Muffer Prec. Litho NOVICE June29 23 Prec. iAtho STANDINGS Skaters go to nation als Eighteen members of the WVhitby Rollerskating Club will compete in the Canadian national roller skating championships July 14-17 at The Terrace in Toronto. One Whitby club member, Myra lieler, will also be aiming for a. spot on Canada's world roller skating team. Whitby's Jamie Crouch, perennial Canadian champion in pairs, comfpetes internationally as a wvorld team member. Organizers of this year's nationals event in Toronto are hoping to gain a new appreciation of the sport of roller skating. Canadian champion men's ice figure skater Bian Orser will attend opening ceremonies on Thursday, July 14, at 7 p.m. Sara Hepburn of the Whitby club will assist in the awards presentations. Among the skaters from the Whitby club are provincial champions Stephen Pacholzuk (elementary. figures and dance), Amy Hepburn (bronze solo dance), Cina Schmidt-Hansen (sophomore ladies' freestyle), Philip Jarvis (novice a freestyle), Shayne Bayford. (freshman figures and freestyle), Corey Ba3rford ( elementary freestyle), Jim and Toni Mulgre*w (esquire figures); Maryanne Schmidt- Hansen, novice B figures; Barbara Gould (classic ladies figures). Other Whitby club members competing, who came in second, third or fourtb at the provincial level, are Ken Leaman, Pia Schmidt-Hansen, Jennifer Mulgrew, Erica Singleton, Julie -Girard, Jerry Hood. and Paolina Malandrino. Heather Schuyler also qualifed for nationals but broke her foot during practice 50 will not compete. Gagnon SporUng Goo'ds and the (üWh itby Free Pre.ss in conjunction withi .CHOO) --- Country Radio 1390 AM PRESENTS THE PORT WHITBY SHOOT OUT SALMON DERBY Sunday JuIy llth, 1988 * $ 55000) PLUS ANOTHER Based on 50entnie $5000.00 WORTH-0F PRIZES OOW64OER Ir n ' -a o7erIl mmuiign -Ir,% BIL LEWS CMLR- Flambeau 14 --t - - Bri tish Strong gets sponsor Midas A. Babony(2> J. Haynes S. Wisdomn Unde12 Burns &M. 4 A. Scholtes Wh. Optimist '3 J. Bradley(2) C. Quinn Cen. Tire 2 A. Kirk T. Bokor Nurse Chev 4 N. Howey(2) S. Bradimore A. Crockford Unde 14 Rotary Club 4 K Chafloner(3) N. Van Staveren 1