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PAGE 2Sý WII1BY PMEE PgESS, WEDNýESAYtJNOY4MPM 27.1991 Heny bws ou i sei-inal SCENES -from the Henry Street Hawks' loss to the Richview'Saints Thursday at Birchmount Stadium. Henry led 19-14 witli just over three minutes left but feUl victm to a quesitonable paso interference caU and last minute rally by Richview Etobicoke. The final score was 36-19. Phoo byMOMai.o, wh1tbyFr.. TI., Whitby major peewee - A hockey teamn, sponsored by Casey's Resturants, won the B championship in the. Cobourg peewee. tournament over the. weekend. In tiieir fiast game Whitby came up shrt 5-* against a strong team froi Lindsay. Gol-scorers for Whitbhy were Steve Austin, Mark ]Reid and ChrisHate. .Assita went te Craig Lanegr and two for Chad Parker.The MVP of the gaine for Whitby was awarded te Chad Parker wiio playe a strong gie. Ingame ltwoçWhitbysehowed a lot of character -by overcoming a two-goal deficit te salvage a tie .= Kingston. GcoJ-scorers for thwero Rob Morris and Lanegger. Assista went te Hartwell and Shawn Twigger. Ryan Unwin provided hie teaiwitii his usual strong Sgoeltendg and. was awarded ti V>0 the ge.. Whbitby came out flying in their tird gaine and skated te a 6- win over a teain fin Willowdale. Scoring for Witby were Justin St. Onige and Morris ( a pair oaci) with assista froen Austin (2), Jaso Robinson (2), Bryd.n Denyes, Reid and Hartwll. Singies were added bý Austin, Hartwell with assista frin Reid, Parker and Ryan MeKinnon. St.'Ongeý received the MVI> for Whitby for his two-goal performance and strongr aII-around play. WhItby also received strong goaltending froin Matt Visconti who -alowed only With this win Whitby advanced te meet thei. Oshawa Black Hawks in the. B champion- ship finals. The. Richview'Saints uta end to HoM Striral seasn lst hurdayafternoon, beating the. Hawks 36-19,1on a muddy field at girchinount Sta- dium in Scarborough. On. Sainti particular did moat of the damig - unn back Ray Skeete, whoscrdfr touchdowuns and ran for 280 jjIrdsaahSt the usually strong But, the 'Hawks acquitt.d themselvos botter than the Boom- ingly lopsided scorê-might sug- Hawks opened the scoering- Kevin Goodick, ran 10 yards, in the. sat minute of the first quar- ter -for tii. game' flrt touch- doWn._ SPaul'DaSilva znissed the con- vert and another -onio. in the second quarter, but managod a. singletomake thescore7-0.' Saints sur god back, with Skeote running -'0 yards -and John ..Gall making good. on. the convort te tie thinigs Up. Andy: Burton capped a- long capa wit a one-yard touch- donrun late in 'the secoïnd quarter. DaSilva again missed, but the. Hawks wont te the dressing roomn with a 13-7 lead at the end of the hall'. Skoete scampered 58 yards oarly ithe. third quarter to,pick up..another Tbuit thon ,ai nost cost his club te gie. SHo -froze atrmishandling a DaSilva puntundor-.the Saints' goalposts. The. bail bounoed inte the end zone, and Skeete just- stood. and starod as«Hawks lbnomanGog Carson'jumped on iti,puttng.th9e Hawks ahead 19-14.. SER PAGE 32 Whty continute hi winm ways and iiad no trouble sa tin t a 6-1 win over the Oshawa team tâ dinch the.'B championship. Defenceinan Jason Linden led the. teain with a three-gool pefrance with assiste f&om CKIrnon (2), Lanegger, Reid and Hartwell. Singles -wer. added, by Robinson, Lanegger and Hartwell, assisted b Morris, Paul* Webb, St. Onge and McKinnon. Strong defensive play by Chris Stevens helped goaltendor Unwin capture his second MVP of the tournament. Aceting 'the winning trophy on behaiff his team was captain Lanegger. Regional, international siver stick tounmentsinWhiïtby' Whitbv will' again iiost the. international silvrer stick AAA minor atom, pe.wee and bantain finale Nov. 28 te Dec. 1.- minor bantain teains. Rtegio)nal winnrs will advance te tithe finals in Newmarket on Januair.' At the. saine tùme will b. iield Wiiitby dill enter teamin al the. silvor stick AA regonai the MA divisions and in ;the. finals for minor p..wee and nnrpeeeAA divison. Opening ceremonies will b. on fthrsday, starting -at 7:15 p.ni., at Iroquois Park arena. TI%. ceremoies will follow the. teurnarnent's opening gaine, maýtchingWhitby minor bantains and.Msis~g in AAA play. ii. opeming ceremonies will include ,the. Anderson CVI Con- cert Band and the. Whitby, pro- cison figure skating teamas m- cluding tii. 1991 Cànaàian chaznpîqn le.ý Angels novice (age 1l te -15),teain and, world can linIce Fyre senior (age 15 te teain. Advanoe tickets (for $2.50 each) for openinq night are available froin minor hockey members or at tii. front desk of lroquois'Park. f ;r *r -J'~r...