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Henry Hawks defeat Anderson IRaid ers, in nnth ayor'sCp rivalygm By S. GREENAWAY Free Press Staff Henry Street High Sehool students had a lot to cheer about lasV week when the schools junior and senior football teams defeated An- derson Collegiate and Vocational Institute eams. The seniors game, and the highlight of the afternoons games was for -the Mayors Cup, a rivalry which started nine years ago. Henry won the Mayor's Cup for the fifth time in mhose nine years defeating Anderson 18-14 in what ur- ned out o be a very close game. Henry got on the score board first early in the first quarter and led 18 to 0 at the hall. The second haîf of play saw Andersons offense start Vo move the bahl, capitalizing on Vwo touch- downs. "In mhe second hall wt- ook a lot of penalties whici. stopped two scoring drives and Anderson went Vo the air," said Henry coach Pat Pucknell. But it was o be oo littie Vo late for Anderson. John Paul AggetV, scored a ouchdown and a Vwo point conversion for Henry while teamnmate Peter Sirko ad- ded another TD. Greg Bor- chuck 83, rounded the total out at 18 wimh a field goal. Anderson scores were Dan Garrard with a touchdown, Bill Eyre with anomher TD and Tony Pittens running inr a 2 point conversion. "IV always feels good Vo win the Mayor's Cup because there is such a strong rivalry between the two schools, " said Pucknall. "IV really does a lot for school spiritV," This win gave the seniors their second victory in as many outings this season. Pucknell attributes much of the teams strenght to his offensive squad. Aggett and Sirko, tow of Henry's run- ning backs played a great game in bis estimation. 'II thinkc they are going Vo be the two fastest running backs inthe league this year."t Pucknall who is in his fourth year as Henry coach was proud of his entire team last week. 1 IWe're very pleased with the stage we're at at this point early in the season, pleased with the two wins and it's really pulled the team ogether. " He said that league itself is improving and warns fans that hey wiil be in for somne 'dexcellent bal" this yeat'. "School spirit at Henry is very hlgh. " "Wben you've heen in the playoffs for the last three years in a row students start looking forward to the foot- ball season. " The juniors game went equally as* well, seeing Henry defeat Anderson 26- 14. Steve Greening, Henry's junior coach attributes the win again to a strong offen- sive line. Anderson opened the scoring with a ouchdown on their first drive of the game. Henry returned the favour when hey ran the bahl back down the field on the next series of plays. "We made a few adjust- ments on defence and at haif time we were ahead 19-6. " Kelly Dzikewich, 21, scored hree TD's for Henry while Steve Blackburn 18, added the final six points. Henry's next ganrie for both teams is this Friday October 10 at the Pickering fields. Another one bites the dust Ever get the feeling people just don't like you? The crunch is on as a Henry Hawk prepares to bring an Anderson Raider Vo the ground. A strong comeback effort by Anderson fel short of tme mark and mhey.lost Vo Henry 18-14 in a ight game at Henry Street High Sehool lasV week. The students of both schools gathered Vo watch the game, firing mhe Old Henry/An- derson school rivalry. -Free Press Photo by Stepen Greenaway New season shows promi"se for WFSC- The Whitby Figure Skating Club are. gearing up for the opening of mher 1980- 81 season with a new feature Vo offer. For the first time the WF. SCare offering an adult group class which will give lessons in the basics of figure skating. "lWe are looking for people Vo join up with us in this new venture," said Donna Stel 0f the WFSC. The aduit classes com- mence October 22 at 1 pa. and run every WednesdaY until 3:30 p.m. The first- hour of the classes are dedicated Vo in- struction on the basics of skating and dance. The second hour wiil be spent trying o put together a precision eam 0of skaters Vo compete in an International Precision Competition Vo be held at the Iroquois Park Arean in February. "This competition will be a first for us in mhis area," said Steil. She estimates mhat close o 800 skaters fromn Quebec, Ontario and mhe Unted States wil compete. Regular class lessons will begin on October 20 and Oc- tober 25. Senior 'A' and senior 'B' classes wiil begin October 20 at Iroquois Park Arena. juniors will begin on Oc- tober 25. junior classes give mhe skater the opportunity Vo achieve levels beginner hrough 9 allowing hem to move on Vo the intermediate levels 9 through preliminary. once the preliminary level is attained mhe skater moves on Vo the Senior B level where he or she can work on figure one Vo figure three. Senior A allows the skater Vo work on figure four. SteIl said that registration mhus far has surpassed the figures for mhe same time lasV year, indicating a oromissing season for them. In the past It has been the Whitby Free Press wish to caver and report on as many different aspects of this community's life as we cou Id. As part of this coverage the Free Prees re- il1stituted' a sports page during the summer months. Sparts, in one way or another, touches the lives of every individual living in this town. However, due to the Impossibility of the Free Press ta caver every sparting event, we asked thase responsible for or ln charge of the different sporting groups ta send in resuits and schedules on a regular bases to aur off ice. Naw that winter is approachlng and high schaols - have started Up again the tawn is once again active ln sports. It is aur wish, therefore, that organizers, coaches, and managers of any sports teamn or orgianization send ln 9cheduIes, resuits of games and special activities on a regular basis. Any and ail reports should be submitted by the Monday before publication ta: Stephen Greenaway The Whitby Free Press 131 Brock St. N. Whitby 668-6111 Raiders vs Hawks Pete Sirko of the Henry Street Hawks senior team, seen here carrying the bail, is tackled from behind by an Anderson player during last weeks Mayor's Cup play. Althourh 'opped on this play Sirko managed to geV a touchdown, helping Hfenry on their way Vo ';ipturing their flfith Mayor's Cup, defeating Anderson 18-14.-re P esStfPh o