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PAGE 20, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1991 Consider how hard Itlsla 10chan 1e ourseli and youl understand what inedane yaU have oai bylng ta change others. DId y au know that mos! ai the Owasco employees have worked at Owasca for more thanl115&18 years?.This alo the customer ta be the ultimate benelicliai ExeieneleOac eln Henry Hawks have advanced ta the semi-finals of the Metro Bowl after a 7-1 victory over Belleville Moira in the mud at Birchmount Stadium in Scar- borough last week. Paul DaSilva scored a first- q uarter- touchdown and kicked the convert, and then led the defence that completely shut down Moira in the quarter-final contest last week. Henry is now one of the 'final four' in the hunt for the Metro Bowl championhip and will face Etobicoke Richview on Thursday afternoon this week at Birch- e mount. The Winner will go on- to the final next Wednesday, 4 p.m., at Skydome. DaSilva made tackles that pre- vented Moira 'runs into the Henry end zone. A nine-yard, bad-angle, field goal attempt by Moira went wide, and accounted for the only point they would gain. Meanwhile, Steve McArdle got most of the work as ruhnig back in Henry's emphasis on the ground game. He gained 105 yards, with blocking help by run- ning back Andy Burton. .. ... .. . . . [ ... .... .... ... WH1 &.f , Doug Fisher (right), of matches at the Purpie Onion, the Ajax Boxing Club, defeated Oshawa, Sunday. Fisher is Ontario Donald Gignac 0 Niagara Fallg -in amateur champion. the 126-lb. division in one of several Iotoby PMoeTombin, Wmhy1Fr.. Pr.. Bishop again win s lacrosse award For the- second time, <flm Bishop has received the ip Teather Memorial Award from the Ontario Lacrosse Associa- tion. The coach of Whitby's peewee and bantain rep lacrosse teams during the p ast year, Bishop received the hionour at the asso- cîation's 125th annual conven- tion Nov. 8-9. The award, also known as the 'Mr. Lacrosse Award,' is given to a person acknowledged te be contributing the most te lacrosse. Bishop received the samne honour m 1969. Another Whitby coach, Ian Wailes, won the Coach of the DYSSA titie for ACV team Sound defence and a well- balanoed offence heiped Ander- son CVI win the the Durham- York (DYSSA) chaznpionship in midget boys' AAA voileyball recentiy. Coac Alex Hamilton said a well-balanced offence of spikes and tips and consistent servring accounted for bis team's 15-8 and 154 wins in the DYSSA final over Dunharton. Dunbarton had defeated Henry 15-7 and 15-6 te, reach the final. Anderson defeated Unionville 15- 3 and 15-10 te reach the final. Anderson had previously won the LOSSA titie with 15-12 and 15-8 wins over Dunbarton. Members of what Hamnilton described as an extremelK strong teamn were Jeif Rendall, Scott Cloutte, Steve Biais, Simon Kwong, Kunta Reid, Richard Peart, Glen Goring, Mike Pra- sad, Graeme Whyte, Richard Hood, Peter DeSilva and Jamie Year Trophy. Wailes was coach of Whitby's powerful tyke A toam that won the provincial chanipionship. Other Whitby teains -- novice A, novioe B and peewee A -- won provincial tities as well during the past. season, and champion- ship banners were presented at the convention. Two members of the Whitby minor lacrosse executive presen- ted a seminar durfng the conven- tion. Bili Schlitt, fifth vice president of the Whitby minor lacrosse house league assisted bu Dave Edgar, president of the league, presented 'How to Run a Successful House League.' Anderson defends tities By Marlo Boucher Anderson CVI's midget and junior girls' basketball teams won. Lake Ontario Secondary School Association (LOSSA) AAA championships last weekend. The midget team won for the second year in a row with ,a 52-34 victory over Dunbarton. Cauline Penny lead the way Novices reach semis Whitby minor novice AAA team reached the semi-finals before being eliminated at the Kitchener Blue Line hockey tour- nament Nov. 15-17. The Whitby team, sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary, defea- ted Niagara Falls 6-1, Guelph 5-0 and tied Kitchener 2-2 te, make the quarter-finals. Whitby got a goal with 29 seconds remaining in the game te, edge Burlington in the quar- ter-final. St. Catharines defeated Whitby in the semi-finals. Goaltenders Darryl Forseyad Bryan* Sand were solid for Whitby throughout the tourna- ment. Kyle Wailes had il points James Hinkson 10, Kevin Peel SEE PAGE 25 Peewees win two -in Kitchener WVhîtby Maksteel Steelers defeat St. Catharines, a previous minor peewee AAA teain won ail-Ontario championship teain,". two of three games at the Kit- 4-3 in their flrst game of the chener Blue LUne hockey tourna- teurnanient. ment Nov. 15-17. *htby cae from+ehiad-4, hi ca ý11* with 23 points. Sarah John and Sandra Gale were singled out for their spark and god defence late in the game. The junior team also won the LOSSA championship for the second year in a row with a 32-22 victory over O'Neill. Christine Mitchell , had 10 points for Anderson while Anne Mullin lead O'Neill with 12 points. Saley Peel and Jennifer Ellis registered six points each for Anderson in the game. The two teairas wiIl move on to the Durham-York charnpionship (DYSSA) this Saturday at Ander- son. Whitby Elsci atom A team wi nament in Buiff Whiltby won i and outsoered f 1lto capture the the Buffalo Coca RyanCaila Wylie, the WMa shutouts asN Lorne Park 5-( Willowdale 3-1, the semi-finalà Roya 4-0 in the Ata tournar London handed two basses of the Whitbywn tve By Mario Boucher The Henry Street Hawks senior boys' volleyball team will compete in the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association (OFSAA) tournament at McMaster University in Hamilton this Friday and Saturday. The Hawks advanced after winning the Durham-York Secondary Schoola Association (DYSSA) title by defeating the Pickern g oans by scores of 15-9, 5-15i and 15-12., The Hawks were losing 8-0 at one point in the final game before rebounding Win 15-12. Hawks coach Tcom Buchanan said the teami is prepared to represent DYSSA this weekend. We're very welI-balancéd," said Buchanan. 'We've got the players who can do what has to be done," he said. Buchanan said the' teamn is ranked sixth out of 16 teaxns in the tournament. "There will be good teams there. "We're gonna corne up. gainst experienced players in Harnil- ton,» he said. The Hawks haven't plaLyed against many of the teams from western Ontario, he said. Buchanan said hie hopes they can at least finish ini the top eighit in the tournament. Týo win the championship will likely require five victories on Saturdaày, hie said. "We have te work as a tearu,» said Buchanan. "We don't have a superstar but int Canada minor ted Pgincourt 5-..London then ;oun a hockey tour- blanked Whitby 2-0, but Whitby abo recently. reached the semi-final. five staight games London again faced Whitby in the opposition 23- the semi-final, and Whitby lost champ'onhip in 5-1 te be eliminated from the ,a Cola Classic. teurnament. qhan and, Scott Whitby team members are bbgoaliesP posted Caliaghan, Scott, Mark Unwin, Witbydefeated Jamie Giles, Scott Denniis, Jeif .0, Clarkson 7-0, Church, David Kubrynski, Gil Marlcharn 4-0 in Vamplew, Danny Sail, Gregory and Mississauga Leblanc, Mike Hamnilton, Paul e final. Goldsmith, Jordan Fitzibn mninOrillia, çynDney and Jared Brown, 1Whitby its f»irst with coach Robert Fitzgibbon, seson. . assistant coach'Troy May,rnfana- their~~~~ Y]^s. g p yypPaçey angi. tiane ~n~t~ç~efe-1 ~0eGoldsmith-. M U ~ U J ____ if we play as a team, we have a good chance," he said. 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