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WItITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY JURY 7 9O AE23 16 wins in 2 2 games f or .minor-novices Whitby men s hockey Standing$ Beaver Lumber' C. K. Auto NRS Cuetom Auto Farnily Kartways cedicks Rolland Lumbor Caseys T. P. Sports R. J. Phillips Jan. 10.- il W L T Pr 13 3 2 28 12 5 1 25 9 5 4 22 8 7 3 19 9 8 1 19 6 8 4 16 6 9 3 15 6 10 4 12 4 10 4 12 4 10 4 12 R. J. Phillips 5 C. K. Auto 3 IeaverLum. Il Caeeys 3 Custom Auto 6 caioys 2 R. J. PhilIipoe 9 Family Kart. 5 NRS 3 Iland Lum. 1 T. P. Sports 8 cedrck's 4 Ringette novmces win 1 of 4 Wýhitby Home and Rural novice ringette team won one gae out of four ini the Port Pryringette tournanient held ovrthe weekend. They began the tournement with a victory over Pickering 7,4. Scoi,,for Home and Rral were Melie Davis (2), Jennifer Cowan, Danielle Bleau Ellen Johnson, Karyn Peacocfce and Michelle Dempsey. mhe second game saw Home and Rural defeated by Oshawa I by a score of 16-1, Melanie Davis scorin the lone point. They lost their thrd game te Port Ferry 10-4~ with «Ellen Johnson and Danielle Bieau picking up two On Sunday, they once again met Oshawa-I at Hiaran Park and lost 6-0, although with a botter teeni ffort and flne goal- tending by Melanie Davis. Whitby. minor novice A representative hockey team, sponsored by Mim Crouch Collars, bas reached the half-way pont of their season. They a olin Oshawa's LNHL league which consista of four teams; the Canadiens, Red Wings, Black- hawks and the Bruins. Whitby bas a record of 16 wins, two loases and four ties for a total of 36 points. The tearn is well balanced with ail players contributing to make for this successful season so.fer. The boys have listened and responded well to the coaching of "Bucky' Crouch, Ian Wailes and "im" Crouch (goalie coach). The leading point-getters for the team are Kyle Crouch, Danny Sinali, Brad McNaughton, Nicholas Owen, Ricky Mace, Robert Lalonde, Kyle Wailes and Michael Konieczny. They have totalled 60 of the 80 Skate with the Generals SHEL4 COULBY, 4, gets some help with hie skates anid -miittens' from Oshawa Generals player Joe Biselia and tramner Mike Shinan durinmg a recent 'Skate with the Generals' at the Civic Auditorium- CM@i Bovk.-Fr.. Prm photo goals the team has accumulated in the first half of theý season. Defensively, the team has also played well and is stili improving. In the first 22 games they have only allowed 32 goals. That's an average of only 1.59 goals per gaine and is largely due to the hard work at the blue lines by Mark Unwin, Sean MacRury, Danny Cohen, Jay Harrison, David Kubrynski, Jamie Giles and Joshua Brimble. The goalies, David Chant and jeffery Jackson, who are the backbone of the teni,' have dlemonstrated strong composure between the pipes, recording five shutouts. Team manager Steve Wl Knnieczny states that the players have pulled together te show lots of team spirit and sportsmanship. They have only been sentenced to 12 penalties in total. Skate-A- Thon on Feb. 1,0 The l9th annual Kinsmen Skate-A-Tlhon will be held on Saturday, Feb. 10, 9 a.m. te 3 p.m. atfroquois Park. .ý Ali elementary-,schools in Whitby'participated in last year's event, with 742 skaters raising money for the Canadien Cystie Fibrosis Foundation. Steve HaisISINY KARATE "The style of champions# Eastdale blanks Hawks H-enry Hawks lost a nail-biter to a powerful Eastdale teami in hi h school hockey last week. rtion went end te end with both teamns failing te capitalize until late in the third when Eastdale netted the only goal of thé nad sozue good chances te put them away but couldn't seem te finish off our plays" said Henry coach Gord lraàey. "Bob Torrens (Henry goalie) put in quite a performance and without him, we would have easily been buried.» 'The loss was the fifth of the season, egainst two wins, for Henry. The season is winding down and te qualify for the playoffs, Henry must win as many of the four remaining games as possible. Anderson CVI continued te, show improved play as they whipped Ajax 7-2 lest week. Jason Gurd scored two pals, Keith Tanguay Mark D'Sousa, Dean Mizen, Steve Wing and Dan Ruddock had the others. After a poor start, Anderson evened its record at four wins end four bosses and closed in on a playoff berth. Anderson botmced in tournament The Anderson hockey teani found themselves between a rock and a hard p lace at the recent Snowfest hockey tournament up ini Peterborough, as they lost afl three of their gaines. Their three games were againat Victoria Park (Scar- borough), Crestwood ( Peter- borough) and Gloucester (Ottawa). "]Pm not makin g excuses for losing, but one of t he reasons we had a hard time winning was because not aIl districts have the same rules regarding rep jlayers,» said coach Rick White. "Smze districts allow AAA or juirplayersi on their teanis, whch makes it hard for LOSSA teenis who don~t allow AAA or juniors on teanis te compete.» Henry Street High School didn't participate it'hne tourna- ment. Burlington M.M. Robinson won the A division, London Catholic Central won the B division, and Woburn won the C division. 0f Durham Region schools, only Eastdale CVI made it te the quarter-finals, in the A division. Hockey on hold By Rupert Matthews Due te the Durham separate school board teechers' work-te- rule action, extrecurricular acti- vities have been placed on hold. For ex ample, in hockey, Paul Dwyer and Denis O'Connor high schools may find themselves for- ced out of the high school lea«ue as they may be unable te finish out the rest of the season. "If an agreement is reached soon, then the games will be rescheduled te the convenience of the teanis that Dwyer and O'Connor should have played. If a convenient time is not found then the games will b. scrapped and JJwyer end O'Connor's sea- sons will be over,» saya Derrick Moore, hockey league convener. Teachers wilb vote on a tenta- tive contrect agreement Jan. 23. If there is no settlement then teenis scheduled te play t>wyer or O'Connor in the remain ing games of the season will be credited with a win. "I feel very optimistic that a seUtlement will be reached. If it's flot then it would be rather unortunate as Denis O'Connor (third p lace i the league) and Paul Dwyer (eighth place) are having good seasons,' Moore notes. J.zr.4 4 h , .