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PAGE 28, WETBY fEE PUBSWEDNEAY, JUNE 1.% 1D9 Tyke, peewee teams .first in Peerborough. Whitby froquois socer wuet aioneil U& GIRLS Sanda. Anca 4 a. HMrringtan Fronce.Foy NIcole Freeman Karen McClintan Prin. Cr. Phar. 4 Trica sHeaney 2 EL FltzlMmons Stepunlde Smyth ltyd. C&in Leg. 7 Cauly Hamo 4 X. UcCartney 2 Kathorine Smth us GmIRS Guadilan Ding. 8 Amy Ho(er Kathleen Raya. Paola Brime. Pria. Cr. Phar. 1 Jennlferalpa Speady Auto 1 IL - u .Graham Whlt ieP Pn. 2 EleanerMaKa.2 Optimiat Club 1 HardimoM I I& Ohldtmee Md" mMumer O Brooklin Redmen -tykes and Whitby Peacock Sports p-eewees emerged as champions at the Laker Classic jacrosse tournament in Peterborough* May 26 and.27. The- tyke team went unde- feated,* besting Peterborough 3-2, Hamilton 7-3 and Brampton 11-1. The tykes left no doubt in the championship final, over- whelming Peterborough 9-3. MoSt valuable player for the tykes was Jeif Fraser in the final and also Under-13 team still undefeated Whitby Parkview IGA main- tained their undefeated record in under- 13 rep soccer with a 2-2 tie against Guildwo. Graeme Whyte and Armando Subrizi acored for Whitby. CoyPiggott in net and bis deec f Jai Richard McKin- non and Jeif Pritchard played strongly. 1 ury Lmte ume O Tcet valbl for the Whitbyr General Hospital at The Thunderbird Golf .and Country Club in 'Ashburn Thursday, July 1%,1990, Regi#tration 11:30 a. m. Shotgun S&art 1:00 p.m. $70.00 rincludes 18-Isole golf tournament and dinner Hole In One Conteot For Air Canada "FIy Anywhere" Prize* Ne -rcesdntdt htyGnrlHsia o xaso DELS 'FREEn Installation & Wheel 8alancing We Speclaize la Mag WIeio 195 x7OSR13.............04.00 205x7OSR13............. 0.00 195 x 70SR1 4..........5101.00 205 x 7SR14 ..........5103.00 215 x7OSR14 ..........5106.00 225 x nSR14 ..........5110.00 215 x70SR15 ..........5110.00 225 x 7SR15 ..........5114.00 235x 7SR15 ..........5118.00 205 x 60SR1 3...........$7.00 225 x 6SR1 4.....».....5101.00 235 x 6SR14 ..........5116.00 245 x 6OSR14 .......... 125.00 235 x 6OSR15 ..........5127.00 245x 6OSR15 ..........5120.00 *255 x 6SR15 .........$134.00 275 x 6SR1 5..........S140.00 215 x65SR1 5..........5116.00 *265 x 5SR1 4.........5140.00 265xMORl5... 5 .... 144.00 295 x 5OSR15 ..........5160.00 aaiaÈ7ci7g Qualifier Sale ALL SEASON, Questor .5 O1 ...........7.00 175 x80R13. .5***"-**" 71.00 185 x 80R13........75.00 185 x75R14 .............. 7.00 195 x75R14 .............. $83.00 205 x7SR14 ..............88.00 205 x 75RIS5............588.00 215 x 7R15 ..............00.00 225 x 75R15 ............504.00 '235 x75R 5 ........ 0. 0 against Brameto. BMaie Down received the -VI'honcis against Hamilton. MVI' recipient in the flrst Peterborough gaine was Michael Morrison. Peacock Sport peewees lot their firet gamne in a squeaker teo Peterborough 8-7 with 30 seconda remaining. Tyler -Derica received MVI' honors as he held Hamilton te one goal as the offence ge nerated Brampton, >eight. Againat the peewees won 15-1 Jones accepting -the CL The peewee charnpionship againat Peterborough was dlose ýduring the first two perioda, but Whi-tby's. runming wore Peterborough down. Whitby won 10-3. with goaltender Tyler Derks again being awarded the MVI'. Roys Enterprise 'bantams lest their firat two gamea but rebounded te, take Brampton 12-2. with goaltender- Jamie Hogel wearing the MVI' cap. Broolin Legion midgét were in all three games but bot 8-6 te Peterbaoough, 6-4 te Hamilto and, 11-8 te Brampton. Tykes win Whitby tournament Whitby Warriors tyke A rep lacrosse teain, sponsored.bçy the Brooklin Redmen, won the Whitby Minor Lacrosse Associationls annual rep tournament June 8, 9 and 10. Whitby opened the tournament on June 8 by defeating Peterborough Lakers 4-2. On June 9, Wbitby devastated Kitchener by a score of 16-1 te, keep their undefeated streak intact. This win proved important as it secured the Whitby club a bye into Sunday's championahip final. The championsbip gaine turned outý te be another Whitby- P'eterborough final, a cominon scenario over the past few years. This was -.fltting as they are currently the two beat tyke teams in the prvnce. This year Whitby has ben succesaful in ail previous meetings with the rue winning three gaines, including the opener i this tournainent. The gaine was expected te, be close. 'We beat Peterborough in their own park three weeks ago te win the Liaker'a Clasic," aaid head coach Ian Wailea before the gaine. 'Tou can be sure they want to do the sanie te, us today." The firat period was a nail-biter with Peterborough hanging on te, a one-goal lead on a goal by David Lloyd. However, by the end of the period'it was obvious-that moot of the play was happening in the Lalcers' end. lIn the secondperiod, Whitby began to take control, scoring three unanswered goals te take a 3-1 lead. SEE PAGE 29. Whitby team overwhelming Scoring 49 goals and giving UP only five in : four games, Whitby won the championship of ;the paperweigqht. division at the Whitby inývitational lacrosse tournament over the weekend. The Warriors, niade Up of 5- and 6-yea-olds, encountered their only teugh opposition in the final against . Syracuse. Wbitby Warriors had previously defea- ted Mimico, 19-0, Kitchener 8-0. and Syracuse 15-1.- Brandon McBride had 16 goals ini the four - ames to lace Whitby. Aaron Gallas score six goals, James Liske and Adrew Glen five each, Nathaniel- Andrea, Brock Buntama, Jeremi Brimble and James Muinford three apiece, Tyler Harrison and Darren Denyes two each, and ric colline with one. Sean Cuthbertson earned two shutouts. Kyle Musselinan and Ricky Pued were steady on defenice,. Gemini runner-up at meet Kimberley Sinclair and Conrne Chen of Whitby both won overal chaznpionships at a pre-competi- tive gymnasties meet helci by Gemini Gzymnastica over the past weekend. Sinclair and Chen helped their club finish as runner-up, by one point, for the overail tearn tro- Deny's wins 2 Denysa Satellites won both games of a doubleheader with Canadian Corp. on Sunday in the Oldtùmers Service Clubs Lob Bal Leagiie. Ken Gorman had three hits in the firat game and four bits in the second game te support the fine pitching of Randy Jordan. Whitby figure club IredM ~GmY C~OM P" PriNldent GeOW8eCham. lut VSie tdmt Jalon. Buk 2ad Vime. ieMiRuth GMibt S.oe.Iauy Lis Céandy Trumurer DeU Beagun Madie.diip Kre UiIIoi Seule A SuronaFue Ir loe!V a chaftea JUnle Cinndyflinha inMinuthe L"n.Du= Cm~Ig.e~ate Anne Yamùavltch Cam~t UAU ennifer Geldnlith Coî.k.t.W May mitchell C.z.hat. "CO Voent COuiputim EWBabai. Nino Pubdcty Barbai. Comer Tediaiel Ben Adymit Fmecfaoem Doaim lb Te" Debbie Lawroeo Off 5e Béai. Bondi. Cook «oedimhg John etm B.upfality PomeloBrun - Coaches Bruce Cuthbertson, and Ken Brimble jpraised the performance of their squad i their firut action of the season. Ontario lacrosse Whitby Tourmoet June 8-S.- 10 g~mdhta Whltby 7 - Syro a4 T = 131 Wlbyi - Pebough 1 Tyka 1k Bah.8- Wbitby 2 1 NSlS eAM. Whtby 6- Patobomueh4 Noeim 01kSyiecuus 4 - P1%Dm 8 FP.w aAD.Ptebreal-Bach..3 1P.w..CD. Mitcei7-0wound2 MlduaOranowee- Bmahea2 B&nta Alh Kitcherw 12 - Bampto. 4 Eantam CD, BeWach. - Ouilla lAcro...mind zstkha Gafth SeWart, Whltby Jui»n tO.lWa Lacro icee govC ut Kr L.um sick. 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