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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-05-06, Page 13tv • ' 11 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 6, 1901 A:1 3 _per and competitors both -exollen ceSS BY 1041i.NNE RIMIER The 2nd Annual Nielsen Held Classic proved a sue- Saturday in terms of both ' the weather and the competitors. According to Terry John- ston, the convenor for the event, there were 89 compe- titors from 25' schools pre- sent, improving 'ton last year's attendance of S4 corn- AND IT'S GONE! - The energy and form necessary for a good athlete is evident as Tammy ,Harmsworth throws the javelin. Tammy is from Glencoe, District J-Ilah School and placed sixth in this event. - 4.(PhOt01;iy at petitors from 18 schools. Mr. Johnston reported most of the comments of both coach- es and athletes were very favourable. "1 don't know why, but I always jump well here." attimed• Brian Sinclair of 10P-triet' Secondary-U*1S in- tontienAtinttvhicest the bi vs' Malt tttttip,, • '," Mycft torieern 4.4 beei. expresstdahnin ,thlftiOitiesi Johnston Col Mr. repUrttd. lint - in 0.neral, tnostl of.the coaches and athletes were, • rilea eit. with the shot and c4tS1 us facilities wiach have' Weit improved recently. "I've never seen such excellent circles in all my five years of discus" exclaimed Liz Polyak. the discus and shot winner from Brantford North Park. Brian Sinclair. the high jumper. also w as pleased with the facilities. Ivan Nielsen. father of the local Nielsen athletes. who has helped to build the facilities, said "You can't, beat the facilities. It's going like cloCkwork. every event. I think he's (Terry Johnston) got everything' planned to a 'T. We would like to see more, athletes up here for it However, there were a few negative comments about the facilities. Steve Gibb, winner d the boys' high, jump, commented that "The only downer about the melt is that the facilities (esp. the high jump) aren't' What they Could- be,' but what can you expect?" He was refe rring to the relative newness of. the Classic as a meet. Martha Hart, a javelin • participant, expressed - her diSappointment, "This run= way....there's a' lot of rocks in it. Some people,4 would- n't bother. But 'a. new -run- way,I don't -know. how 'much it would cost, if they can afford it." Mr. Johnston reports that plans have been made to improve the facilities, but they are still short of funds. Thew have access it) a grant. but need- to raise a certahi amount as well. They are within S1O00 of their goal and hope to redeye this money soon so they can begin .0k:Wgrit Itti . w.,..bgpiis, that several Inure, people. Wiii'.becotrie- paints :Or the eittolt. g . - • Mr, JOltriStgto w pleped with !the :levels of oerfor, IliariCe:01h were diSPihed on o,r.tir(p Av. There ' , Were several new records set at the meet. including one by. a S.eaforth native, Mark Undeiwood. He set the re- cord in boys' triple jump st 13.58 m. Other records were set' in boys' discus. by :Mike Crosby. of Saunders at 49.34- rn.a in girls: discus by Liz Polyak of Brantford 'North Park at 43.36 in. in b)ys' high pimp SW; 'GOA/ 4.40eiteriti Amherst' at 1.95 IV 1314 in hay, 104 jump tilt 4tft. (4h. 41 ;f44 Mi'. 1011.0;kri. #144,ivvis the ."winners will ritake it to .PEFSA and that four 'firfive of those winners will becom SA dran‘pions-. All Sea.forth participants did very well. Mark -Under- wood placed first in, boys' triple jump and second in boys' long jump. Dennis. Nielsen placed sixth out of 17 Participants in boys' discus and fourth in bons' shot. lylr JP-0,00.4..-:1-k4.1148A":4* . help f ha**, lirIP.Pelll'lk 44.84 Tye cii tat 104 ti •cove, nod Briast eetek H onnenneeit that there hilt be s IMO Nielsen Field Classill on the first Saturday of May, 1982- ag irING PREPARED - Brian Sinclair, 17, of ilasurier Secondary. School, shows intense concentration as he preparet to make his jump in the high jump competition. (Photo by Ellis) Ttippipfa1 the. ape enjoying the:eVants at the Nielsen Field .Plas'SIC. He - relexpe and watch aa the high (PhotO by Ellis) I'VE GOT IT! - Larry Dalton makes a great Catch to start the Seeforth Men's Baseball season Sunday night at OptliniSt Park. . (Photo by Hook) TIMELY GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR.. . 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