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PAGE 28, WHfl'Y FREE PRESS. WEDNESIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1989 Peewees win tournajment For th e 'tihird straight year, Whitby's minor peewee AA hockey team, sponsored by East- way Plymouth Chrysier, won the Mississauga Terriers tournament held over the Thanksgiving weekend. Whitby started the tourna- ment with a come-from-behind 4-2 win over the host teain. Brian Lodge scored two goals with singles from Ian Macei and Brian Scott. In their second gaine, Whitby doninated Chinguacousy for a 10-0 victory. McNeil scored three goals while 'Jeremy Schott and Lodge each liad a pair, singles to Adam Shields, -Brad Oliver and Scott. Whitby's third game against London resulted in their only loss of' the tournament, by a 3-1 score. Matt St. Amnand scored the oni goal for Whitby. '7hie fourth gaine against a much larger West Mail team was a test for the Whitby squad. They won 3-1 in a great team effort, Scott scoring twice and McNeil once. In the final, Whitby again faced London, but on thi occa- sion Whitby pulled out ail the stp ôwin 5-3. Scott, McNeil, Lodge, Matt Cardwell and Daryli Whitlock scored for Whitby Rob Fodor and Barry Crawford were solid in net for Whitby throughout the tournament. Whitby teain members were awarded jackets and a Iag tro- phy for display at Iroquois Park arena. s0 -Vikings' stide continues JON PATTE, Pringle Creek public school teacher who is president of the Durham Elementary Athietie Associa- tion (DEAA), directs students during the Whitby sehools' cross country meet at Dagmar Ski Resort last week The Durham finals were held yesterday (Tuesday). Free Press photo U siawa Vikings' late season slide in rugby continued recently when both t he first and second teams were defeated in impor- tant contests. The first team was drubbed 27-7 by Ottawa Beavers in the first round of the Intermediate Cup which determines the two teams that will move up to the Ontario Senior League next sea- son. However, Vikings still have a chance. Vikings must defeat Windsor in a November gaine and then Windsor must also lose to Ottawa, to enable Vikings and Ottawa to advance. In the garne against Ottawii, Vikings again played shorthan- ded. brett Démonchuk, a junior p ayer, scored a late try for Vikings while Mike Clayton had a penalty.. Vikings were also scheduled to play recently in the consolation round of the Marshall Cup. Vikings' second teain also lost recently in the first round of the Toronty Rugb Union second division playos. Vikings lost 8-4 to Barrie, but still have an opportunity to win the championship with further action scheduled. Andy Finn had Vikings' only try. ANDERSON CVI girls' field hockey team lost 2-0 to Dunbarton and then upset Eastdale 2-1 in games last 3team tities- for Thomnton, Pringle Dr. Robert Thornton and Prin- gle Creek public schools each won three team titles at the Whitby public schools' cross country meet held at Daamar Ski Resort last week. Thornton won the 8-year-old boys', 9-year-old boys' and 12- year-old boy s' team titles. Alison Gose of Thornton won the 8- year-old girls' individual title. Pringle Creek captured the 9- year-old girls', 10-year-old boys' week. Nancy Leach and Arlene Quinn scored for Anderson in their Win. Free Frein poto and 1 1-year-old boys' teain tities. Pringle Creek students also won three individual titles. Kris- ten Low was first in the 9- year-old girls' conipetition, Cheryl Barkley first for 10-year- old girls, and 7 son Peel first for 10-year-old boys.LeleM ar lane won two individual titles and two teain titles: Cindi Mit- chell for 12-year-old girls, Elaine Vickers for 13-year-oId girls, and 12-yar-old girls' and 13-year-old girls'teains. West Ly .ide also won two team and two individual titles: Kim Vanderlip for 11-year-old îgIs, Tim Ambler for 13-year-old boryls, and the 13-year-od boys' and 1 1-year-old girls' teams. Blair Hedderson of Col. J.E. Farewell won the 12-year-old- boys' event while Farewell's 10- year-old grls' teain finished first anog c ols. RanÎdy Davidson of Kathleen Rowe won the 9-year-old bos event, and Shane Terry of F. M. Gxaies'meeting The Durham Ontario Senior Gaines are holding their fifthi annual meeting on Nov. 6, 1:30 p.m., at the Pickering Senior Citizens? Activity Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. Each year a municipality of Durham has provided facilities and assistance to host the annual meeting. The Town of Pickering accepted the challenge for 1989. The meeting is open to the public. Aji Di High sehool field hockey SENIOR CHUS W L T F A PIS CNeill 4 0 0142 8 Vonnor 2 O 2 5 1 6 ickcring I i 2 4 5 4 ax 1 2 13 73 astdale 0 O 2 O O 2 nderson i 1 0 2 3 2 ,nev.,an 0 2 2 O 4 2 ort llqm 0 2 2 2 7 2 tinbarton 0 é- 1- 1 -l'2 -'f - Heard was first for 11-year-old boys. Meéadowcrest won the 14-yeae old girls' ,teàmý titie, E.A. Pair-~ nian the 14-year-old boys' titie and F.M . Heard the 8-year-old girls' titie. More than 500 students from il Whitby schools competed in the Durham Elementary Athletic Association (DEAA) meet. Individual and team winners advanced to the final this week at Dagmar. Fast start Whitby Nash Aluminum has got off to a fast start in the major novice AA rep hockey season. On Oct. 11, Justin Terry scored twice as Whitby blanked Markham 4-0. Joshua Huether and Randy Davidson also scored for Whitby which received shu- tout goaltending from Chuck Coles and Phillip Greenen. On Oct. 14, Whitby skated past Pickering 4-1. Wesley Sud- dons, Andrew Shannon, Derek Ackford and Huether scored for Whitby. -I I Whitby men's hockey Standing. GW CL CT Pr Ilcver umber 2 O 0 4 Custom Auto 2 0 0 4 lilland Lumber 2 1 0 4 C. K. Auto 2 1 O 4 Cadrick'm 1 0 1 3 N.R.S. 1 0 1 3 R. J. l'hillips 1 2 O 2 Casey's O 2 O 0 Fainil>'Kartwaym 0 2 0 0 T. P.Sports 0 3 0 0 Oct. il - 12 Cftfrilk' 10 R. J. Philpe 4 Custom Auto 7 T. P. Sport. 2 NUS 8 Fainily Kart. 4 P.J. 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