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Whitby Free Press, Wednesday. May 19, 1993, Page 27 Wtbimmers had fist-* CritalroWiba High sehool basebail SENIOR Eastern ivision Eastdale A gowrtanville ONeill Eastdaio B Roberts Couflice Paul Dwyer W L T GB 6 00 0 6 3 I1 1V2 6 4 02 5 4 1 2 V2 4 5 1 3 V2 1 6 1 512 0 80 7 Western division Anderson 4 2 2 0 Si. May 1 0 0 1V2 Pickering 3 3 0 112 Dun*artan 3 3 O01V2 Denis OConnor 1 3 O0i112 Henry Sreet 0 3 1 2 Ajax O 3 0 2 Ties do fot count in standings. A golf tour for juniors will be bheldtloally this summer. The Durham/Northumberland Junior Golf Tour begins June 26 with a qualifying round for 100 juniors (,aged 18 or under as of Se Pt. 1, 1993) et the Delewood Gof Club in the Port Hope area. The top 60 will qualify for the seven-event tour th et begins et Thunderbird in Ashburn on July 6. The cost for the quelifying round is $20, and those in the top 60 will each pay another $80 for the tour, for those who want to compete on a level playing field with no handicap. For each event juniors are awarded points. The junior with the most points et the end of the tour is the overaîl champion. There will be a banquet for plarers (and their parents) at the endof he our. Te champion will receive a green dress jacket with the championship crest. The idea for such a tour was conceived over the winter by John Uprichard and Mark Row- land. Up richard knew of the <ý1%4No, X25Y, Aniiiersarv 25th PORT PERRY CANGE THE NONQUON JL4NE 51h, 8-lOam start NONQUON TRIATHLON JUNE 6th, lOam start For imb. 4169857014 Accuforîn Junior Tour in Hamil- ton-Wentworth. "We both feit that there was a leck of a tournament of stature in the area for juniors which would capture their imagination, which would really make them work at their game, and more important, keep them working et it,' says Rowland. The two got more information about the Accuform tour and then approached Oshawa Golf Club pro Tim MeKeiver. With bis help, other area golf pros, includ- ing Lakeridge's Jerry Nemish and Oakridges' Bruce Welsh, joined the organizing group. Other courses on the tour are Seaton July 12, Fawn Brook July 14, Whitevale July 27, Cherry- downs Aug. 3, Oshawa Aug. 16 and Lakeridge Aug. 23. WHITBY JUNIOR&A ILACROSSE IA RO S SARNIA PACERS Iroquois Park Arena î Thursday, May 20 ---- -- - -- -- I place finishes et a recent com- petition in Sudbury. Robyn McCulloch won three events et the Royal Insurance Invitational May 7Vto 9. She was first in 100m and 200m backstroke and 200mn in- dividual medley for girls aged il and 12. Lise Del Mastro won the 100m beckstroke for girls ag ed 13 and 14 and Erik van Dij won the 100m breaststroke for boys eged 13 and 14. Their performances helped the Whitby club finish fifth among the 15 clubs competing Two Whitby club members also hed top-four finishes at a 'Duath- Ion' in St. Catharines on Ma y 8. Mike Sigsworth of Witby, e student et OTNeill CVI and Ontario champion triathlete lest year in the age 15-16 division, won the under-20 division of the duethlon (10k run and 40k cycling) and was seventh overal in the field of 250. Anderson CVI student, was fourth in the under-20 division. Triathlon competition begins later when the water is warmer for the swim portion of the event. Both Sigsworth and- Taylor swim up to 20,000 metres a week with the Whitby club as they- train for future com ptition and aim for a spot on th e national team. Crowder 2nd Jennette Croucher of Whitby was second in a women 's race- walk competition in Welland recently. Croucher was the second- yungest competitor in the Wel- and Women's 5km Open Race- walk. She had a time of 30 minutes, 27.3 seconds for the distance, a personal best. Croucher is a member of the OshaWa Legion Track and -I'ield Club. Walking horse clinie The "first annuel walking borse clinic" will be held et Cbestnut Hill, *just north of Leaskdale (north of Uxbridge), on May 29 and 30. The clinic will be beld by the Walking Horse Association of Canada East, p art of the Tennes- see. Walking Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Association. The horses are known for their easy, smootb comfortable ride and mild temperapient. H.T. and Wilda Derickson of Stanton,. Kentucky. A bot roast beef dinner will be served b y Sunderland United Churcb inembers. For more information call 683- 9158 or 705-357-3105. The idea to form the Canada East association came about in February, 1990. The group was officially formed two years later and there are now about 2d5 members. I s:: MiKE SIGSWORTH, 17, was first in the under-20 division of a duathion (10Ok run, 40k cycling) in Stoney Creok reoently. Ho was Ontario champion in 1992 in the age 15-16 C1division in triathlon (ruming) cmcigfl MAITS HYLw LMUHLD ~.Tour...g...... for j.u.. ..or .g..lf... iCO7,STIEELO>LASCO]