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PAGE 24, WIBY FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1989 Anders on races to DYSSA titie Anderson CVr-took first place' among high schools in the DYSSA (Durham/York Ragions) cross country championships last week at Boyd Park, Woodbridge. Anderson will be represented at OFSAA (Ontario high school finals) on Nov. 4by three teams, after fiïne performances that even astonishecd Anderson coach Barb Dillon. "We were so sur rised," said Whitby rep hockey xmInoNSim 4o # - MSmSood by Km Ciuh Caaer Oct. 19 whitby Kyle Crouch5 IL Korioczny 2 Kyl. WalIe2 E. McNaugtai Oct. 21 whitby Kyle Croach Joubua Brimble 10 0mha 2 2 Ombaa mi MltMm 'A' . Mmmmaod by M & M Mut OCt. 18 Whitby Darryl Lws 2 Bryan Crauch 3 Marhham MglwNoicle 'AA' - qonmê'd by Vick Inauran Ezhgbi iGa . whitby 4 Aax Rtyan Boyd Jef Church Jamie Gibb KikaHamiton Whitby 3 Marhham Matt Jardin 2 Juda stavenaan Whitby 2 Pickering Ryan Buyd Whitby 1 Pickering Milke Hamilton Whltby 5 Markham Matjardin 3 Jamie Gibb Mk amiton )bit1" 2 Unioewifl Matt jardin MatJoeNovie 'A' -qonaaed by Naih Aluminm siblimtkG... Sept. 21 whltby 2 Joshua Huethur Evan Eltamura Slept.24 Whity 4 Evn Kitainuru2 Joshua Huethar Keth maman Sept. 27 Whtby 5 Eand.y Davidien 2 WeuIuy Suddons 2 Andruv Shanon Oct. 2 Wbftby 4 lubie Huthu Bu* rDevlu Anw Ounnol ju v7 Oct.21 whity Aadrow au.nn2 jo.hm Holthoe 1Pckoeing 0.1"Em Ajax 2 Plckoeing a Oct. 29* Whty 4 Aax E-VIONKitaumru2 no*Da& Dillon about the team that had previously won the LOSSA (Dur- ham Region) titie before taking a first-ever DYSSA title. "The kids ail put in good races. They just aIl came together.» Anderson's senior girls' team was first, led by Jo-Anne Hood's fifth-place finish over the 5,000- metre distance. Other team members who will go to the Ontario finals are Angela Miles- Berry, Amanda Miles-Berry, Syl- via Watson, Jennifer Roy, Suzanne Perroni and Tiffany Slugg. ný midget girls' team was second, led by Penny San- tiago's third-place finish and a fifth -place run from Jennifer Ellis over the 3,250m distance. Other team members are Tara Carroll, Stephanie Duffy, Saley Peel and Kelly Price. AlTso second was the senior boys' team, as Dave Bailey was seventh and Stefan Timms eighth over the 7,750m distance. Oth er teamn members are Dan Clark, Aaron Timms and Steve Miler. Jason Clayton of Anderson was third in the junior boys' race. He was first in the LOSSA event. Former NHL'ers have somne fun DON AWREY (left) and Dave Tataryn of the MIL Oldtiniers team become 'Bash Brothers' during a game against the Canadian national deaf team in Oshawa on Saturday, Oct. 28 to raise funds for the'resto- ration of the Oshawa Deaf Centre. Free Proesphoto Hemey wr*ns tournament The H-enry junior boys 'volly- baIl team captured first place in tournament action last weekend, as they knocked off Unionville in the finals. ýin pool play they split games with Unionville, and Albert Camnpbell. They went on to take two gaines from Stouffville and Riversdale, thus giving them first place in their pool. In the semifinals Henry beat Comeback effort tices Peterborough Whitby Legion midget AA hockey team has an even record after the f irst two weeks of the regular season. "~The effort the players have shown has been extremely encouraging" ,s aid coach Kevin Edwar ds. "Considering how tough the start of our schedule has been, we can only be pleased with the way the boys have responded". However, the teami lost twice to Kingston AAA at home. Out- shooting Kingston 46 -20 in the second game, superb goaltending stopping numerous Whitby scor- ing opportunities. Goseis5th Allison Gosse of Whitby had a fifth-place finish in the provin- cial cross-country elementary school championships held Oct. 21 in Burlington. She was a member of the Durham X-L's cross-country team which came home with four first- and one second-place team titles. X-L's took first in mite, tyke, and atom boys and tyke girls, aad second place in mite girls. In the tyke boys, Luke Bainard ot Pringle Creek finished 8th, Nîck Wray of F.M. Heard took l4th, 'Randy Davidson from Kathleen Rowe finished l8th, and Christopher .Coleby of Robert Thorri-nnr was in 29th place. The mite girls saw Allison Gosse, from Th ornton, in 5th; Kathryn Jones of F.M. Heard captured th; El yse Soriclv'tti aiscAeý frmflM. 1leard, fiigiheâ 12th. The teani battled back with wins over Ajax and Markham, and an exciting victory over Peterborough last Saturday. In last Saturday's game àgainst Peterborough, Whitby had fallen behind 3-0 early in the first period but got back in the game with goals by Vince Soleto and Brent Knowles. Peterborough jumped ahead late in the second making it 4-2 but Whitby countered in the third with goals from Mike Bol- ton and Dan Niemi. Niemi's goal came durîng a tremendous surge with 37 second left in the game to knot it up at 4-4. 2Of 3 for petiotes In eThiibition play on Oct. 22 at. Iroquois Park, the Whitby petite AA ringette team skated to a 19-9 win over Oshawa AA. Goals for Whitby were scored byAndrea Babony and Sharloyn Wuters with six apiece, Jenni- fer Drummond had three, Jenni- fer Henry and Crystal Annis each put in two. In a game on Oct. 28, Whitby lost to Markham 11-6. Scoring Shut mit In girls' ringette at Iroquois arena on Oct. 20, the Whitby tween C team slammed Pieker- irg with a 8-0 shutout. S oring for Whitby with two apiece were Carol Jamieson, Natasha Carter and Erica Giles, singles by Andrea Murray and Kim Nathers. Whitby beat Ajax 10-4 at home on Oct. 29. Whitby's goals were scored by Nathers and Carter with four each MurayJamieson, Meagan Neilly and ZKra P§ton ea1h get- ting one.......... for Whitby were Babony with three, Henry with two, and Annis with one. Whitby saw action against Stratford in Brooklin on Oct. 29 which resulted in a 17-1 burial in favor of Whitby. Whitby's goals were produced by Wauters who had five, Babony and Annis with four, Henry with two, Drummond, and Kailie Corneal each scored one. football EMIOR W L T Y A PMS Pickoelng 7 0I 1 1 213 Donevan 5 1il172 62 I D"wo 5 2 0118 104 10 Ucbfidge 4 3S0O179 63 8 Dumherto 3 4 01341lm Bzy 3 4 0 103141 G Rbtu 1 60 30214 2 £at"d. 0 7 0 a810 à~:k?~. t - .-. ~. .,.,,................= '~Ud.II~N~ Paul Dwyer 15-10 and 15-6. Then advancing to thecham- pionsWip-gainst Unionvilleé, they won 15-3 and 15-4. In what coaches described as an overali team effort, keyplays were made by Mike Wolf,J amie Watters and Matt Cook., The Henry junior boys will play today (Wednesday, Nov. 1) in the LOSSA championships at Dunbarton. sehool field hockey SENIOR GIRLS W L T F A FIE O'Noi 6 0 020 212 OVconnoe 3808a6 1 9 Pickoeing 1 1 467 6 Dunharton 22 2 66 6 Ajdidea 2 3 1 5 85 portPFi" 0 2 4 3 8 4 Bauldal. O 1 5 4 65 Donovan 0 42 09 2 Whitby men's hockey GW GL Gr Pr C. 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