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PAGE 22, WITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 5,1988 .n, Barronsr titie 1Whitby Barrons last week won the 'championship of the Pickeing Old I mers Soccer League. A goal by Nigel Drane gave Whitby a 1-0 victory over Celtiés last Wednesday. and Whitby's first championship since joining the over-30., eight-teani league three years ago. "lt was a very good gaine," said player/manager George - Dunn. "We knew it would be a one-goal gaine." Brad Hitchcock was in goal for W;hitby which finished third during the regular schedule. Ian Barron Motors, the Lion & The Unicorn and St. Andrew's Fish and Chips are teain sponsors. Other teain members are Alan Walker, Dave Bowden, Dennis Melvor, Ed Hughes, Gerry Murtagh, Gord Brown, Ian, Miller, Jimimy Rainsey, John Dunlop, John Morgan, John Murtagh, Kenny McKenzie, Matt Marshall, Ray Callaghan, Terry Geary, Ashley Williams, Billy Billingham, Jini MeLean and Bernie Lewis. Coach is Ian Burns and manager Kevn McLoughlin. Primeau off to a good start Whitby's Keith Primeau has 10 points after six gaines in the' Ontario Junior Hockey League. Primeau, who is in his first full season of junior A with Niagara Falls (fornierly Hamilton), has two goals and eight assists, third in league scoring. WHITBY ICE FYRE,* Canadian senior precision team champions, were part of the Champions on Ice show, that included Winter O1ympicF medallist Bian Orser, last wveek in Oshawa. Free T>ress hoto Vikings continue to win A late season surge by Oshawa Vikings, continued on Saturday as the senior, rugby club dowrxed York's second team 16-12 in a hard-fought, often scrappy, contest. Clay Reid scored the only Oshawa try while Tony Squarcitto kicked three penalties and a drop goal to give the Vikings a record of il1xins and three losses in the Ontar.iio Rugby Union League. Vikings' second team defeated York's third team 30-0, with Squarcitto kicking five converts. On Sept. 24, Vikings' first team trimmed Toronto Welsh second teani 39-0, gaining some revenge for the setback at the JEAN CHATELAJNE, la LahtQuebée, lets go with his second shot to the lSth green at Thunderbfrd g«f coure. Chatelaine, who shot ý305, at the "TournMent Plyers Division Qualifying School held at Thunderiffrd last week, was one of 16 golfers woearned their card. for- the Canadian golf tour. Richard McKîllop of Guelp, won the four-day event with a 72 hole tota of 291 IfS roeu to hands of the Welsh first team in the second round of the McCormack Cup. Oshawa was led by rookie Cam Brown, who- is currently making a name for himself on the first team after being called up from the under-19 team. Brown scored three tries while Tony Squarcitto kicked one penalty and added four converts. The Vikings' second team was even more successful than the first team on Sept. 24, defeating the Saracen's fourth team 41-0. Brian Brittain scored four tries for the Vikings, Andy Kit scored two with one from Gareth Pettigrew, aiso a recent cail up froni the Oshawa junior team. Squarcitto,,seeing double duty, kicked one penalty for the second team and added four converts. The second team is -having a strong second haîf, and is now above the .500 mark for the first time this season. On Sept. 17, Vikings' flrsL team crushed Oakville 44-0 for their third win a row. Dan Player had two tires with singles to Dave Gifford, Stuart Craig, Dave Kimberly, Paul Connelly, Dave Bolton and Ian Thompson. Thompson also kicked six converts. Vikings downed Toronto Saracens 38-18 on Sept. 17. Connelly scored three tries, Brown two, with singles to Brian Watts and Bolton. OKINAWAN Shorin-Ryu KARATE DOJO e' IN AFFILIATION WITH WORLD SHORIN-RYU KARATE-DO FEDERATION NAHA OKINAWA, JA PAN For Registration and Infomation al PETER PHILLIPS Instructor - 3rd Degree Black Beft ~' llLbb(416) 668-0747 KIICHI SAI JUDO AND KARATE DOJO 600 Euciid St., Unit 11, Whltby Tuesday and Thursday evenlngs 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. r-