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Page .22, Whitby Free Pres. Wediesday, August 24, 199 "Langley takesT-baqu lwil tie In a hard-fought contest last week, Langley Plumbing defeated W.C. Town Funeral Chapel 22-18 te, emerge as the 1994 Wihitby Minor basebal T-bali champions. Langley won ail six of their playoff gainas. W.C. Town teok an early first inning lead, scoring thair firat four batters then adding thre more runs before their inning was complets. Even more impressive was Town's first inming defence. Particuiarly effective was Town's infield combination of Eric Macean, Mark James and Michael Miller as they limiàtad rLangley te five runs. Towne continued te bat wal duing the second inning, scoing five of their first eight batters. With rlunners on fîrst and second, and Glen Davey, Town's cleanup batter, at the plate, Town was poised to put the gamne out of reach. Athough the baIl was hit wel to right field, Langley's Ian Mfillar charged the bail, flelded it on one hop, then threw a strike to catcher Stephen Heaslip who neatly caught the bail, touched home plate forcing ail of the Town's runners eut. That play seemed te spark the Langley bats as they raIlied for eight runs in the bottem of the second. Key bits by Justin Hayes, T..Belmonte, Kyie Nielson and Tevor Clark led the way. By the end of the second, Langley had climbed ahead 13-12. Town responded in the top of the third, again scoring their first four batters, Chris McKee, Justin Smith, Robert Whitney and Macean. 1 But shortstop Stefan Stycuk, with assistance from. pitcher Dean Bigwood and second baseman Dominic Tsang, forced the next five base runners out at. second base. While Bret Stockman and Dennis Macean added two more runs, Langiey had limited Town to six runs. Muellr and Bigwood quickly scored for Langley in the bottom of the final inning. Steven Roche then blasted one well out over second base only te be stopped by an excellent catch by Town's centrefielder James. Langiey's bats thon caught fire. Key hits by Jose Mendez, Trevor Cauiey and a triple by Heaslip secured the championship for Langley. Langley coaches are Mark Miliar and Bill Bigwood. Aiso Hawks 3rd lin playoffs Whitby Hughes Hawks bantam girls? softball team finished their regular season in fourth p lace and then won bronze in the league playoffs Aug. 19 te 21 at Aurore. The playoff' teurnament had the tep seven finishars in the iaague playing for the A championship. In their firet game, Whitby defaated a much improved Stouffville squad 3-2. This game wtŽ highiightad by solid pitching byLindsay Knockar and hits by Courtney Mitchell, Shannon Harrod -and Susie Waldron. Hawks then met Markhani, the top place finisher in the leagua. This game was piaguad with errors and in spite of hits by Leslie West, Courtney Mitchell, Tracy Miller and Rhian Moore, Whitby lot 8-4. Whitby then played some of their hast bail ail season. They managed te marcy the Scarborough team 12-1 aftar five innings. Knocker provided strong pitching and Mitchell ended the gama with a three-run homer in the fifth. Hawkcs met Pickering and treated their fans te a superlative defensive game, including a lina drive catch by second baseman Jillian Fïnley, in a 3-1 win for Redmen FR OM PAGE 21 (changed from the o'0gnal date of Aug. 30), the seventgaa(i needed) on T1hursday in Whitby. The two teaeni were engaged in a close battle in the first period of tha .first game before, almost inaxplicabiy, Six Nations sagd noticeably in the second athird periods. Six Nations led 6-5 after the first period. Redmnen outscored Chiefs 10-2 in the second pariod and 9-3 in the third. Paddy O'Toola was outstand- ing in net for Radmen whle Bill Garrie suffered an explosive Red- nmen attack before giving way to Steve MeMillan. Peter Park added four goals for Redmen Greg VnSic kle and Wayne 4rant eah two goals and thre assists, Bill Passfield and Tom WIreggitt each had two goals and four assiets. Gary Crawford had two goals, EricaPrroni a goal and four assfists, John Fusco a goal and threae assists, and Jason ichards a goal. Tavares had three goals for Six NationS, Paul Gait and Derek Graham two each, Dwayne Jacobs, Darris Kilgour, Gary Walker and Pater Skye one each. Hawks. The victery put Whitby inte the semi-final game against Oshawa, who juniped inte an early fiv-run lead. Hawks fought back but came up short, 6-4. Markham defeated Oshawa in the fi nal. Coaches Bob Harrod, Tom Mitchell and Tracey Smith were piaased with the performiance of their Wihitby teani this year, earning bronze madallions at the Markhamn tournament aarly in the season and again at the piayoff tournamant, and qualifying te attend the Ontario Summer Gamas aarlier this month in Napean. Under-12s win tw Wihitby had two wins in under-12 rap soccar league play recently. On Aug. 11, Wihitby had an aarly wakaup calI when the visiting Oiympic Flama piaced one in the net only minutes into the gama. Soon after Whitby earned a corner whara Bombino crossad the ball te Mathvan who placad it nicely passed the keaper. The second goal cama from guast playar Curtis Emo and the third goal was a penalty ick by Bombino. With only seconds left in the gama FIantes scored thair second goal te make the final 3-2. Other guast players in that game wara Paul Kolobutin and John Harte from the under-il rap teamT. On Aug. 18 in Whitby, Etebicoka lad 2-0 at half-tmma, but Whitby caine back with five goals. Scoring for the Malta Falcons ware Robbie Raid (two), Ryan Patterson (two) and Matt Morgan. In teurnamant action in Whitby this past waakand, the home sida didn't earn anough points te advance past the round-robin. Falcons tied Erin Mills 2-2, Raid and David Crabbe scoring for Whitby. Whiitby than dafeated Kingston TFennis club playoffs on weekend The Whitby Tennis Club will hoid its annual club championahips Aug 26-28. The draws will consist of men's singles and doublas, ladies' singles and doubles, and mixed doublas. The praiminary rounds wilha held on Friday and Saturday, ~with the semi-finals and finals heing held on Sunday. The championahipa ara opan only te current membera of the club. Evaryona is invited te coma te the courts and watch the action. The Whitby- Tennis Club facility is at Iroquois Park. 5-3, ;goals by Reid (two), a penalty shot by Matt Morgan, Mika Hall and a head bail by Mathven. The third gaina on Sunday morning was a struggle forthe home side right from the start. Dixie dominated, allowing Whitby (Raid) te score only once. The final score was 7-1. Other teani membars include Stuart Turpin, Malx Richardson, Nick Kolobutin and Daniel Brown on defenca, Brett Allan and Adanm Teather at mid-fiald, Derek Orr on forward and goalkeaper Nail Hubley. Wldtby - rep lacrosse NOVICE a ,,or:soetbyG.,Roberte 8J. N ewrsyk Provincial firale Augusi 1921 Whitby Jared Millai 3 Derek McTeague 2 Chris Noble Erik Petersen Mike Crystal Game 92 Whitby E Erik Petersifi 2 arr Brook Derek MTeague Mike Crystal Justin Sawye< Garne #3 Whiiby Mike Crystal 4 Jared Mlisi 3 Gaie #4 Malt Doherty Kyle Musseimnan John PiITUT 6 Arihur 7 Hamilton 3 Peterborouigh Il Zone 10 geme Whitby 4 Scarborough 1 7 Jared Millar Ncholas Macinnomi Chris Noble Mke Crystai NOVICE C uponaored by Spirit Sportmar Zone charnploflabP gsmne Auqust 17 Whirby 3 Caiedon 4 Thomas Sullivan 2 Pa rick Lang Bigwood, Dennis Hayes, Mike Roche, John Heaslip and Sam Belmonte. The champions are Roche, Heaslip, Tsang, Errin Langley, Mandez, Stycuk, Caitlin, Henshaw, Daniel Henshaw, Ian Miliar, Hayes, Trevor Cauley, Trevor Clark, Bigwood, Kyle Nielson and T.J. Belmonte. The runners-up are McKee, Whitney, James, Jennifer Paterson, Smith, Drew Tyce, Milier, Glen Davey, Ryan Tymes, Katrina Brennan, Eric MacLean, Steven Archambault,' Bret Stockman and Dennis MacLean. Whitby mns sto- pitch stannge ne of AuguSt 20 BLUE DIVISION - W L T PT$ Hanet Plalils 22 8 0 44 Sutton Groi.p 10 7 1 39 Mariold otors 18 10 1 33 Advatage Telecom. 15 ID 2 32 lmnBarron Moor 13 15 0 26 H-ughesaHawks il 14 1 23 Harry Kees 11il15 0 22 BLUE UGHT DIVISION Aucoin Healing & Air 14 13 Melanie Pringlea 13 15 CiraI. 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