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PAGE 2 WHITB flEE P ESS, W D....A...........019.1.. 145IndS. E... - Atm i tunmn Whitby M&M Meats major atom AAA hockey team won a teurnament in Trenton recently. Shane Neil scored the winner in overtime as Whitby edged Napanee 3-2 in the final. The Whitby defence came up big in the third period as Napanee had a two-man jadvan- tage three times with the scored tled at 2-2. Whitby had lest their first game of the tournainent, against Cobourg, 3-2. But the team then won ever Port Perry (6-3) and Trenton (3-0) to reach the final. Phillip Greenen and Chuck Coles combined for the shutout against Trenton. Coles earned most valuable player honours in two gamies, while Neil and Mike Orviss also earned MVP honours. Neil had fine goals and four assists in the tournament while Mathew Smith had five' goals and five assists and Justin Terry five goals and three assists. Josh Huether had three goals and three assiste, Derek Ackford had two goals and five assistis Stacey Bremner- two goals ana four assists, Paul Heinrich two gals and three assisits, Orviss two gals and two assists Neil Macffnald two goals anâ two assists. Ryan McArthur had four ass- iats, Paul Chornobay two assists, Sammie Scheepers and Brant Flaherty one assist each. In league play, Whitby has won tbree of its first four games. Whitby defeated Ajax 7-3, Souf1le 8-2 and Pickering 2-0Q losing- 3-2 to, Oshawa Blac Hawks. Coles had the shutout in the victory over archrival Pickerinig. Stars at Hockey Expo. Don Cherry, Jean Beliveau, Gordie Howe, Bobby'Huil and Darryl Sittler wili be on hand for Hockey Expo at the Metro East Trade Centre ini Pickering, Nov. 1 to 3. Canada's premier hockey show will be hosted by Brian McFar- lan.. Tickets are $8 for adults, $6 for children and seniors. L4N BAERON 4lst marathon for 41-year-old IAN BARRON .Mrio Bouhe poto Clayton lst at DYSSA Jef Clayton was flrst among midg.t boys' runners and Ander- son CVI won the overail teain titi. ii DYSSA (Durham-York) cross country competition last week. Stephani Duffy cf Anderson was Wlfh and Jennifer Ellis of Anderson tenth in the junior girls division. Jason Clgatn of Anderson was fourth itrie senior boys divi- sien, won by Anderson. Andersen was sixth in midg.t girls, fourth i midget boys, second i junior girls eighth in junior boys and foÎi in senior girls. Chris Anthony cf Anderson was tenth i mdget boys, Angéla Miles-Berry of Anderson was ninth i senior girls and Grogf Smith of Henry Street High School was tsnth in junior boys. Lo captures 50m event S i arh >oCfu th Wbity£Ie- Jason Ayotte was secondi SwimClubhada flst-50m breastatroke for boys aged p fiishat te Ppsi Invita- 15 and over. tinlmeet i tbîcoke Oct. 20. Kathryn McBurney was second Le was fWrs, m the S-metre i 50m butterfly for irls a~e 15 backstroke for!girls aged 10 and sud over. a3h. was aise thîrd in under.. 8h. was aise second in 100m fosye the 100m freestyle, thîrd hiin0m n Lay Cowdr ad a tilird- butterfly and fourth i100= place finish i 50m butterfly for )mckstroke. ". irls aged1and 12. By Mario Boucher A Wbhitby man will tackle a marathon i Washington D.C. this weekend. Ian Barron, owner of Ian Bar- ron Motor.s Ltd., will partici até i the 26-mile marathon on Sun- daZ in the U.S. capital. i rejally excited about this one because it matches my age se it has a special menig, he asays. Barron is age 41, and the marathon is Mis 4lst. His goal is to finish, not wi the marathon, h. said. 'TMe idea is to run the marathon and complet. it, net to win it,» lh. said. Barroný said he takes his train- ig seriously but "]I go there to havefnad enjoy the process of a marathon.» He is currently running about 15 miles a week and doig some weightlifting to icrease Mis over- Il endurance. "As long as you train properly, anyone can participate in a marathon,» hie said. Barron said hie balances Mis fitnés programi between a variety of exercises icludig weights, runnmng and biking. H e started running i 1976 because he felt overweight and decided to talc. up fitness. Two years "ater, he ran his first marathon in Toronto. It took in nearly four hours te complets the marathon and "I hsi severe pain and swore F neyer do it again.- But Barren continued with his fitness prograi through 40 marathons in cities such as Bos- ton, Les Angeles, Detroit, Dallas Chicago, Mentréal, Toronto anà Plymnouth England. He saiJ the Ion gest marathon hie has participated i se far was i Cabifornia. It took him 27 hours te finish a 100-mile marathon, he said. ".After the race, I was 10 per cent physically êca1 and 90 per cent m.ntally okay,» h. said. Barron said the* mental atti- tude la: oft.n thie d.termining factor whether thie runner com- pletes a marathon or not. He said the hardest marathon hie ran was actually in Honolulu, Hawaii because of the icredibly hot weath.r. «Many runners didn't complets it because it was se humid, hot 1and 1ou easily dehydrat.d ther., hle said. Barron moved te Canada i 194and started a gas serice station on Brock St. S. iri 1978. "My goal was te get my own business,» h.e said. H. founded the Whitby Tigers Runnig Club in1983. W.have thr.e races .veryý y.ar iWhitby fer anyon. in Durham Region who wants te participate,»he said. H. said the next race wil be h.ld at froquois; Park arena on Nov. 10. Barron said hie hopes te eopen his own fitness store in the near future. "To get the motivation, just.de it once and get the baIl runnig and once y ou start te feel-'od yeu just lkeep goig at it, h. said. Barren said it is fimportant for people -te keep Mn shape and .njoy the fun of exercising. "Fitn.ss i8 like acar, you take care of your body, keee it h.althy and it wilJles"t lQiger,' he said, BIENRY Street' High Sehool loat 64-27 to Applewood ini Saturday action during the Pieker- ing Toyota Girls Basketball Classic held over the weekend at Henry and Ajax High SchooL T amn High won the championship, defeating Applewood in the senior final of the event. A.B. Lucas won the junior titie. -rtc L~ ~ .:J .*~-- ------- ----- ci (.) libdyIALq)'.I4A ., .............. ý 1 .-,a, m- 19!É, ý -. - - ý 1 1 PAGE 22, WMUY FRM PPXM WF-DINEM)AY, ()CTOBER 30, 'M'