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PAGE 22, WMTIBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1988 Ca nadian team ec ond lu world junior field lacrosse (3axada's national junior field lâcrosse team, which included four Whitby Warriors, lost 12-5 to the U.S. in the Saturday final of the world' championships in Adelaide, Australia. Canada had defeated Australia 12-11 and England 13-12 and lost 16-11 to the. U.S., in games leading to the final. Jef McComb from the junior A box lacrosse Warriors, one of five attackers on the Canadian team, scored three goals in the win over Australia and had two. goals against England. McComb and fellow Warriors Rich Dyment of Whitby and Kevin Hayes of Ajax, each scored a goal in the first loss to the U.S. Also on the Canadlian teain from the Warriors was Dan McComb. 'We did well," s'aid Junior Field Lacrosse League convener Gord Paterson, who, from Scarborough, relayed resuits of the world championships to The Free Press. Paterson said the Canadian team fared well against the strong U.S. squad which includes top-calibre college and university players. Canadian goalie Derek General was named to. the world junior '.,. -- l ail-star team. In the he faced 52 U.S. Canada managed 25 net. 16-11 game, shots while at the U.S. .Field outdoors playing lacrosse, lacrosse. is played on a much larger surface than in box withl10 players from each team on the field and a larger net. Also outstanding for the Canadlian team in the championships was Jason Doucet of Welland, -a prolifie scorer who wsweIl defended, by the U.S. team in the final. Midget al-mstar s win two more games Whitby midget all-stars improved their season record to il wins against three losses, good for third place in the EOBA Oshawa Vikine The Oshawa Vikings played in the annual Fenelon Falls Sunscrum tournament recently and came home with the Atom vietury. Wbitby's major atom rep tearn maintained their winning streak with a* 3-0 win- over Oshawa Turul recently. A'uame waite-Annoh scored two goals after Louis Chekaluk opened the scoring. Mark Burns got the shutout by saving a penalty shot. ;i~ league, with two victories over the past week. Gene Rainey and Shawn Neveu teamed on the mound and got plenty of offensive support as Whitby downed Trenton 20-4 on Saturday. Rainey had two doubles and gs take Sunserum tournament championsbip trophy. .Vikings defeated the Peterborough Pagans 6-0 on two penalty kicks by Ian Thompson, in the tournanxent's first game. The Oshawa side then received a bye into the tournament final because- of a default by the Wilfrid Laurier University Old Boys. In the final Vikings played a goed young Lindsay tearu. Oshawa won 9-0, but it was a hard-fought game, with several altercations- developing. The heat made everybvody's temper a little short. For the most part both teams stuck to rugby, and the Vikings were able to move the baIl more consistently than the Lindsay side. Oshawa received a try from Mfike Clayton. Ian Thomspon. added a convert and a penalty kick. In other -action on the weekend, Vikingà' under-19 first teaxn played the Ajax Wanderers and came out on top 16-10. The local boys received tries from' Cam Brown and Dave Bolton. Gareth Stone added two- penalties and one convert. scored two. run$ while Mike Fulton bit a triple, double and single and, scored three runs. Scott Fox had three singles and scored four runs, Derek Branton had three singles and scored four runs, and Dave Winchester had a double and two sin-îlê for Whitby. Scott Meyer had two singles while Chris Harris and Greg Rennie each scored two runs. On July 13, Fox and Harris pitched for Whitby in a 7-4 win over Ajax. Fulton poked three singles and drove in two runs, Meyer had.two bits and drove in two runs and Greg Dittman scored twice.. Whitby led 4-0 until Ajax tied it in the seventh inning;* Rainey scored the winning run in the bottom of the seventh. DEREX BODUCH with, the saimon he caught as youngest entrant ini the derby. CONGRATULATIONS to the readers who guessed closest to the winning weight in The Whitby Free Press and Gagnon Sporting Goods, Oshawa Fishing Fever contest. lst prize- Wayne Middleton, Whitby 2nd prize- Virginia Peters, Whitby 3rd prize - Mark Bennett, Whitby CHOO RADIO 1390 AM TIM CLARK of Whitby proudly displays the 32-lb. chinook salmonhe caught to wln the Port Whitby Shoot-out Salmon Derby sponsored by The Free Press, Gagnon Sports and CHOO radio. Clark collee- ted $5,000 first prize for his catch. Free Press photo 'e> Gagnion Sporting Goodsn.I C#4i Flambeau cc~ 'e"'f Whitby Free Press IV ý