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Page 18, Whitby Free Press, Wednesclay, May 25, 1994 Peewees win big over Clarîngton The Whitby Legion minor peewee rep basebail teani defeated Clarington 22-O Thursday in their first Eastern Ontario B asebail Association regular season, gaine of the season. Mlike Dunford, Judd Stevenson, John Barr and David Beckford combined for a five-inning, three-hit shutaut, striking out 10 PEEWEE: Sunday May 29 - BANTAM: Sunday May 29 - and allowing no walks. Two Whitby errors in the first inning allowed a Clarington runner to rearh third base, their only baserunner ta get that far. The Whitby bats continue ta be hot as they paunded out 18 hits including two boomîing doubles from Barr and one each fram Stevenson and Chris Lazary. Every member of the tearn Iroquois #3 - 5:30 p.m. Pringle Park - 4:30 p.m. You must attend the tryouts to be etigible ta play select. If it is raining corne anyway. Rescheduling of cancelled tryouts will only be done at the parks. w .0 .0 *d ine 98 Ken Fulton's MONDAY'S'CHOICE GOLF CENTRE wt 3 and 4 month scored at least once wth Will Bright and Stevenson each scoring three -Urnes. Adam Balan led the way with four rune batted in. Bright and David Beckford each had three *ith the remaining members of the teamn ail having at least one. Whitby was to play in a tournament May 20-21 in Clarington. Expected opponents besides the hast teamn were Markham, Richmond Ii and Oakville. Whitby's next league action wiIl be tonight <Wednesday) at Peel Park against Peterborough. Game time is 6 p.m. Don't judge so quickly To the. Editor 1 would like to stick upfor the many volunteer couches of Whitly. This year I was realy disappointed by parents. Almost every game we would hear the sam. )ru of people criticize and talk' Eadly about the coaching staff or how the team was being run. This is a goup of 11-year-old boys playing house league hockey. As far as I was conoerned, it was on. of the better coaching staffis we have had since our children have started playing. We had goodpractices, a fun skills competition with prizes for ail, a draw for Leafs tickets, a {arty at Don Cherry's and three hueleague tournamnents for which some of the coaches had to WHITBY JUNIOR A LACROSSE iM SCyA RIORH roquois Park Arena i Thursday, May 26 8:OOpm I Iîv GOLF "WORLD'S BEST SELLING CARI# M 10 YEAR 160,00 km IXTINDD POWER TRAIN NARRANTYU Power Iocks, tintd glass, dual mirrors, adeanoed safety system, and mrudh more. Freight, PDI,& taxes extra. O.A.C. OWASCO o'o" VOLKSWAGEN INC.k. Proven Io serve you BES Tsince 1972 An "I CARE'anid CAA award wanne,. 1425 Dundas St. East, Whitby 686-6410 talce time off work. I have coached ringette, and my husband basebali. 1 don't think people realize how much of yorextra ture mme into it, and hwmuch thought and work it takes. My son neyer complained once, and woul 1k. to have have the sanie coaches next year. He enjoyed this year more than any. I orly hope anyone who wasn't happy withn their child's team this year will be sitting on the coaches bench next year -- maybe they won't be so quick to judge. Whitby Canoe race is upconiing The 26th annual <Janoe the Nonquon race will b. held in Scugog Township on Saturday, Ail races begin, ramn or shine at the lOth Concession and Old Simcoe St. Registration is at the Latcham Centre in Port Perry on Friday, June 3, 7 to 9 p.m. and on Saturday, before the races, froni 7 to 9 a.m. There are 10 classes to meet ail ages and abilities. Whitby slo- pitch W L T PTS Tail C49 hawhs 2 O O 4 D w h an S q u a m h b 2 0 1 4 HainmUcSa11 i 1 i3 EuWSide MaicS 1 0 1 2 Mr. TrnwnWuson 1 O 1 2 Avia.T.loornmn1 i00 2 BncetheB"Îdt 1 O 1 2 Don Chorrs rqmovina 0 1 1 1 &pnrVning ServIc. 0 O 2 0 AiiZona O O 0 1 O sconas May le Eut Sida Marina 13 Mr. Trmurimsson 4 Banke& the Brdit 1V Superia Veng4 Advantag. 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