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Sports
St. Michael track meet results
HURON -PERTH C4TH
AND AREA WINNERS
The following are results of
St. Michael, Stratford, ath-
letes at the Huron -Perth track
and field championships held
recently at GDCI, Goderich.
GIRLS:
Junior 400m: Julianne
Crowley, third, 1.14.5.
Junior 80m hurdles:
Melissa Robertson, fifth.
Junior javelin: Michelle
Henderson, 19.64,
BOYS:
Midget 100m hurdles: Mike
O'Reilly, fourth:
Junior 400m: Ben Murray,
second, 55.0.
Junior triple jump: Ben
Murray, second, 11.78.
Junior long jump: Ben
Murray, fourth. 5.49.
Junior javelin: Joe MacRae,
third, 39.76; Matt Johnson,
37.96.
Senior 1500m: Jeff Etue,
fifth. 4.54.2.
Senior 2000m steeplechase:
Jeff Etue, second, 7.51.5;
Matt Johnson, third, 8.53.9.
Senior 110m hurdles: Justin
Rodney, second.
Bears successful at WOSSA
The SDHS Track and. Field
Team had their most success-
ful WOSSA track perfor-
mance in years with all com-
petitors achieving personal
bests.
Three athletes, Marcy
McCall, Carly Price and
Amy Hamon have qualified
for the OFSAA Regionals in
Windsor this weekend.
However, it is thc perfor-
mance of thc other team
members who should be
acknowledged at this time.
Sarah McLellan placed
sixth in the midget 3000m
and eighth in the 1500m. All
of- our • hurdlers, Ian
McMillan, Bruce Griffin,
Melissa Harrison, and Carali
McCall all posted personal
bests in their event.
As well, our sprinters
Carolyn Litt and Lisa
Reynolds posted personal
bests but did not qualify for
the final. All in all it was a
great dayfor our track ath-
letes.
GIRLS:
Senior 400m hurdles: Carly
Price, fourth, 1.10.1.
Senior 100m hurdles: Carly
Price, second, 15.9; Marcy
McCall, fifth, 16.8.
Senior ambulatory 100m:
Judy Home, scratched.
Midget 300m hurdles: Amy
Hamon, second, 48.6.
BOYS:
Senior wheelchair 1500m:
Iason Shortreed, second,
14.34.1.
Lawn bowling season now underway
The Scaforth Lawn
Bowling Club opened for the
1996 season on May 20 with
five greens in play for after-
noon•bowling. Winners for
the ladies were Betty Tilley;
first and Mary Finlayson,
second. For the men, Erich
Matzold won first and Jim
Stotts, second.
A pot -luck supper was
served at 5:30pm with host-
esses Thelma Coombs, Grace
Broadfoot and Ida Diehl in
charge. Five tables of euchre
were played and winners for
thc evening were: ladies'
high, Edna Mitchell; ladies'
Ione hands, Mary McClure;
ladies' low, ida Diehl; men's
SCOREBOAR
ROLLER
HOCKEY
C4TH MEN'S LEAGUE
dank W L T E, A P
Rockets 4 1 0 45 30 11
Lightning 3 2 0 47 38 6
Hurricanes 3 2 0 38 37' 6
Yrt,g Bld 0 4 0 34 59 0
( May.23 results )
Lghtng 12 Yng Bld 3
LIGHTNING GOALS: Maurice
Guy 6, Jason Smith 2. Paul
McLlwain 2, Mike Hugill, Scotr
Jervis.
YOUNG BLOOD GOALS:
Mike Devereaux. Doug Smith,
Chad McCallum.
Rockets 9 'Canes S
ROCKETS GOALS: Jim
Campbell 2. Gerry McLaughlin 2,
Kalen Carroll . 2, ' Jason
Bcuttenmillei, Dan Wildfong,
Brian Little.
HURRICANES GOALS: Shaun
Anstett 2. Mark Van Doorcn,
Dean Finnigan; Jeff Gemmell.
SCORING
Player Tm
Guy, Lightning
Campbell, Rckts
McLaughlin, Rk
Devereaux, YB
vanDenAkkcr, R
.1. Smith, Lghtng
McLlwain, Lght
Darren Akey. Rk
D. Smith, YB
Gridzak, I1 cane
Core. Lghtng
LEADERS
Li A E
18 7 25
12 10 22
11 9 20
11 5 16
6 10 16
4 11 15
8 6 14
5 8 13
6 5 11
5 • 6 11
4 7 H
SEAFORTH MINOR
.BOYS
SENIOR
Tram WLIE
Blues 4 1 1 51 42 9
Flyers .. 4 3 0 48 55 8
Red Wings 3 2 1 50 41 7
Bruins 1 6 0 42 53 2
JUNIOR
4Y L
3 1 2
2 2 2
2 3 1
2 3 1
Blk Hwks
Mpl Leafs
Penguins
Rangers
E A
40 35
41 33
38 38
26 39
E1
8
6
5
5
(May 23 result)
Senor
Flyers 8 Bruins 7
FLYERS GOALS: Josh Dale 3,
Josh Holland 2. Wade Broome,
Dan Nash, #12.
BRUINS GOALS: Ken
McCallum, Ryan Van Dooren 2,
Wes Vick, Curtis Wilson.
(May 22 result)
Red Wings 11 Bruins 2
RED WiNGS GOALS: Marc
Glanville 3, Rick Harburn 3. Tim
McNaughton 2, Barry Medd, Dan
Nash, Greg Medd.
BRUINS GOALS: Van Doorcn,
Wilson.
Blues 13 Flyers 2
BLUES GOALS: Jason Anstctt
5. Craig Sommerville 4. Matt
Flanagan, Nathan Marshall,
Joshua Dale, Mark Flanagan.
, FLYERS GOALS: Andrew Dyck
2.
Junior. ,
Rangers 5 Penguins 3
.RANGERS GOALS: Mark
Kirkconncll 2, David McClory 2.
Steven Haney: , ,
PENGUINS GOALS: Derin
McCutchcon, Darcy McCutcheon,
Matt Devereaux.
'Hawks 4 Maple Leafs 4
BLACK HAWKS GOALS: Brad
Henderson 2, Nick Jansen, Chris
Longstaff. .
LEAFS • GOALS' Matt
Carnochan 2, Greg McGrath;
Kevin Fowles. ,
GAMES THIS WEEK:
Tonight (Wed): Rangers vs Black
Hawks, 6:30 p.m.; Penguins vs
Leafs. 7:30; Bruins vs Blues,
8:30; Red Wings.vs Flyers, 9:30..
Thursdjly; Blues vs Red Wings 7
p.m.
GIRLS
Team 51 L T Pia
Wings 3 , I 1 7
Blues 3 2 0 6
Ducks . 2 _ 3 0 4
Leafs 1 .3 .1 3
SCORING LEADERS
Player Int Si A Els
Schenck, Kendal/B 11 2 13
Devereaux, Kat/W 9 4 13
-Fisher, Jackie/BI ' 1 I 1 12
Marion, Jen/Dks 7 3 10
Munro, Nicole/Dk 6 3 9
•Dclvccchio.Jcn/W 5 4 . 9
Lconhardt; Crsta/W3 4 7
Finlayson,Jcss/Lfs 5 I • 6
Watt. Jen/Wngs 4 .2' 6
Denys. Marsha/Lf 3 . 3 6
high, Neil Bell; men's lone
hands, Sam McClure; men's
consolation, Ron Knight.
'The next social will be held
at the clubhouse on June 25
with a pot -luck supper start-
ing at 6pm. Hostesses will be
Viola Taylor, Marie Muir and
Beatrice Stoll.
Senior Games Lawn
Bowling was held on May 23
at the greens with the rink of
Erich Matzold (skip), Mary
Finlayson (vice)' and Art
Finlayson (lead) winning
against Ron -Knights' team.
The winners will now
advance to ,the Senior Games
in Exeter on June 17.
Hockey players
rated for drafts
Scaforth n4tive Boyd
Devereaux of the Kitchener
Rangers is rated fifth in the
first round in National
Hockey League central scout-
ing's final ratings for the June
22 entry draft in St. Louis. '
Also, Mark Van. Dooren of
RR 1 Scaforth, who plays for
the local midgets and junior
Centenaires, is rated in the
12th round in the final
Ontario Hockey League cen-
tral scouting -ratings before
the upcoming major junior
draft. That list was obtained
,by The London Free Press
late last week: •
THE C4TH NOVICE I1's -
also got inadvertently
missed in our recent annual
Winter Sports edition. Back
row, coaches, left to right:
John Wilson, Paul Vander
Molen, Kevin• Kale, Don
Beaver. Middle row, stand -
ing or sitting on •a es:
Darren Beaver, Shaun
Brooker,David McClory,
Brent Coleman, Tyler
Vander Molen, . Owen
O'Reilly, Stephen Medd,
Jim Morris, Scott Dalton,
Joel Schenk, Ryan Wilson.
Front row: Patrick Kale,
Cents elect exec
Thc Scaforth Centenaires
Junior Development organi=
nation held its annual meet-
ing May 15 at Seaforth and
District Community Centres
.and elected a new executive.
The Centenaires executive
for the 1996-97 season is as
follows:
President - Pete Martens,
1st Vice President - Norma
Gemmel, 2nd Vice-- Dave
Scott, Treasurer --Catherine
Wick; Secretary - Karsten
Carroll, Booster Club -
Adeline Mclnally,
Fundraising - Nancy Anstett.
Directors: Martha Smith.
Wayne Wiggins, Doug
Anstctt, Mike Kelly, Maureen
Wildfong, Gregor Campbell.
The coaching staff of Dave
Murray, Jim Campbell and
Dave Akcy plan to return
next season along with man- -
ager Gregor Campbell..
Copies of thc past year's
budget were distributed and
reviewed by treasurer
Catherine Wick and the
board. The budget was
accepted.
More -lockers are planned to
be built for the Centenaires
before'thc beginning of next
season.
The team has advertised thc
position of trainer with vari-
ous schools and placed an ad
on the local cable channel.
A Centenaires co -cd slo-
pitch fundraising tournament
is planned for the weekend of
August 16;,17 and 18 this
summer at the Lions and
Optimist parks. Food and
beverages will available for
sale. A licensed bar will he
•
operated at Lions Park. Age
of majority only. Co-ordina-
tor Karsten Carroll is hoping
for 24 teams to register.
,Anyone needing more infor-
mation about registration,
forms will be available soon
at Archie's Service Centre,
the Huron Expositor and
Scaforth Jewellers. Please
contact Karsten at 527-1860
for more information.
The next Centenaires exec-
utive meeting is set for
Wednesday; June 26 at 7:30
p.m. at the second floor meet-
ing room at thc Seaforth
arena.
Salaries up
At last month's manage-
ment committee meeting,
salaries were increased for
employees at the Scaforth
and District Community
Centres. -
glair Dennis O'Conner
explained , the financial
impact is $1.,064 because the
increase was effective as of
April I.
The increases are as1017
,lows, according to manage-
ment committee minutes:
arena manager, $960 annual-
ly; part-time Jennifer Watt
$0.20 an hour; part-time John
Coleman, $0.10.
Shuffleboard
MAY 21 6 -GAME WINS
Jim Davis, 489; Russell
Ferguson. 449; Lorne Archer,
420; Pat Davis, 413; Dave
Woodward, 396; John
Pepper. 38/); Dpug Insley,
375; Alice Thiel, -373; Pearl
McKnight, 372.
Cupboard bare for St.Columban Columban soccer
"Miscellaneous" is now
empty in this year's budget,
so Seaforth Council has
turned down.a grant request
"due to budget limitations"
from the St. Columban Minor
Soccer Association.
The association said there
are 48 Seaforth children,
aged five to 19, out of a total
registration of 236 this sea-
son.
New fees for Bannockburn
New entrance fccs at thc
formerly free Bannockburn
Wildlife Area, near Varna,
will be used to offset thc cost
of keeping the lands open to
thc public because of dimin-
ished provincial grants.
Entrance fees will go
directly to the particular
property, says .the April
monthly publication Insight
from the Ausablc-Bayfield
Conservation Authority. It
also announces new user fccs
Umpires clinic
An umpires' clinic to devel-
op juniors in Seaforth made a
profit of $216.20 in late
April. it was for boys and
girls under the age of 19 and
37 registered, 15 of them arca
youths willing to umpire this
summer.
Motorcycle race
Jon Bjerg of Seaforth lost
his motorcycle trophy race to
a London rider at the Grand
Bend Motorplex May 12. His
time was 15.156 seconds, an
average of 84.90 miles per
hour. The winner's time was
14.03, an average of 86.21
mph.
for the Morrison Dam
Conservation Area.
It is a $2 per person fee. An
alternative is yearly day pass-
es for all the conservation
authority's areas ($11 per
individual or $32 per family),
except Port Franks.
"The Huron Fish and Game
Club donates money to
Bannockburn Wildlife Area
each year, but there is still a
shortfall," the ABCA publi-
cation states.
SOCCER
ST. COLUMBAN MEN'S
(May 25 result)
ST. COL 2 London Ger Can 1
ST. COLUMBAN GOALS:
Brian Melady, Steve Ryan.
(May 22 result)
ST. COL 3 Nairn 3
ST. COLUMBAN GOALS:.
Dave Murray 2. Steve Ryan.
(May 18 result)
ST. COL 1 London Olympics 0
ST, COLUMBAN GOAL: Steve
Ryan.
FUTURE GAMES :
June 9; St. Columban at London
Maltese. 4 p.m.
Fri. June 14; London Portuguese
at St. Columban, 7 p. m.
Thc soccer clubs say Pinsrooms by adding showers and
year they hope to do exten=' washrooms at their pitches in
sive work on the change St. Columban.
Perrie gets scholarship '
London Western Track and
Field Club member Lori
Perrie was given a track
scholarship by the University
of Marquette, in Milwaukee,
Wis., for the coming year.
Ferric attended Seaforth
District High School.
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