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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-06-17, Page 21• Compotiti-on—wusztose Four records set in area - Four records were broken in Thurs- day's track and field meet for students from South Huron public schools. Two of the new marks in the senior girls division were recorded by Ra- quel Thompson of Stephen Central. She finished the 400 metre dash course in 1.08.23 and took .the 800 metre event in 2.38.56. ' Joel Campbell of Exeter public school broke the old mark in the in- termediate boys 400 metre run with a time of 1.07.48. The fourth record broken was by the Exeter pub(iaschool intermediate' , boys relay team as they completed the course in 59.4 seconds. Members of the team were Joel Campbell, Adam Bieman, Mark Crichton and Jason Eifert. Competition was keen in all divi- sions and meet organizerswere caught at the awards presentations with a shortage of winning medallions as a number of ties for individual championships existed. John Gollen of. Stephen was the senior boys champion while Joel Campbell of Exeter and J.J. Hippern of J.A.D. McCurdy were deadloeked in intermediate boys. Top honours for junior boys were shared by. Ted Baker and Cary Gallant of Stephen Central a nd Mark Foster of Usborne Central: Tara Pepper of Hensall public school was declared the junior girls. champion, Angie Gould of the same school was best in intermediate girls and the senior girls champ was Julia Merner of Exeter public school. In relay races, Exeter public school READY FOR NEXT JUMP — Liana Goldsworthy and Mindy Bell level the pit as teacher Doug Pearson measures a long jump during Thurs- day's area track and field meet. T -A photo TRACK MEET HOT DOGS — Teacher's assistant Wendy Case of Ex- eter Public School and students Tony Korionitis and Janel Papple prepare hot dogs at Thursday's area track meet. T -A photo COMPLETING A SUCCESSFUI, HIGH JUMP IS CORINA PRICE OF J.A.D. McCURDY SHERYL OKE OF USBORNE CENTRAL MAKES A GOOD JUMP •l KARI-SUE KYLE OF HENSAII PS CLEARS THE HIGH JUMP BAR won in intermediate boys and girls and senior boys, Stephen Central run- ners were across the finish line first in junior boys and girls and the senior girls win was recorded by J.A.D. McCurdy. The boys open 800 metres was won by John Gotten of Stephen in a time of 2.31.06. He was followed by Mark Stuart of Zurich public school and Peter McAllister of Usborne Central. Raquel Thompson of Stephen took the girls open 800 metres in 2.38.56. Next came Julia Merner, Exeter and Anna Szabo, Usborne. Results of other events are as follows with the accompanying legend to identify school of the participants: E -Exeter: 11-Hensall; M -McCurdy; S - Stephen; U-Usborne; Z -Zurich. Junior Girls High jump - Tara Pepper H, Kristin Strang U, Lori Gould H. Standing long jump - Taryn Mcifin- non M, Anna Packham I1, Pepper. Running long jump - Danielle Lambert li, Strang, McKinnon. Bali throw - Christine McInnis E. Elishia Lavasseur M, Pepper. 200 metres - Brenyn Baynham E, Kyla Werrett S, Lambert. 60 metres - Kristie Sargeant E. Werrett, Baynham. Senior Boys High jump - Dennis Welsh E, Ted Baker S, Troy Cooper H. Standing long jump - Geoff Hann E, Dan Taylor 11, Kris Schenk Z. • Running long jump - Baker, Willy Partridge E, Cooper. Ball throw - Chris Vilos E, Murray McKay S, Cooper. 200 metres - Mark Foster U, Cary Gallant S, Brian McAllister U. 60 metres - Gallant, Foster. Jeremy Honre U. • Intermediate Girls High jump - Jenny Gardiner U, Angela Gould H. Lisa Forrest E. Standing long jump - Sarah Patter- son S. Gould, Forrest. Running long jump - Forrest, Vic- toria Bisback H. Patterson. Ball throw - Gould, Gardiner, Cheyenne Westlake. 400 metres - Bisback. Gould, Kelly Austin S. 80 metres - Bisback, Patterson, Austin. Intermediate Boys High jump - Mark Crichton E. Fred Godbolt E, Mark Lynn U. Running long jump - Joel Campbell E, J.J. Hippern M, Matt Gardiner H. Triple jump - Hippern, Adam Bieman E, Brian McInnes E. Ball throw - Randy Johnson U, Crichton, Joe Pursley M. 400 metres - Campbell. Crichton, Johnson. 80 metres - Hippern, Campbell, Bieman. Senior (:iris High jump - Karie SueKyle H, Cor- ian Price M, Sheryl Oke U. public school track meet: Running long jlump - Julia Merner E. Bobbi Marmon E, Price. Triple jump - Merner, Raquel Thompson S, Price. Ball throw - Kyle, Kerry Maders U. Kelly Gackstetter H. 100 metres - Carrie Lovie E. Thompson, Kyle. 400 METRES -Thompson, Merrier, Anna Szabo. Senior Boys High jump - Brett Rideout E. Skip Pavlich M, Lee Hope S, Warren Barfett M. Running long jump - John Gotten S. Barfett, Darryl Beaver E. Triple jump' - Gollen,_ Jeremy Mason S, Jon Schenk E. Shot put - Gollen, David Schwindt E, Dan Thiel Z. i 100 metres - Clyde Kooy M, Gollen, Andrew Oswald M. 400 metres - John Brown S, Gotten, Rideout. , READY TO DASH - Getting into the set position for a dash in Thursday's area track meet are Angela Gould, Victoria Bisback, Cathie Wilson, Sheila-Nadon, Anne Wolper, Deana Ford, Amy Webb, Alison Jaques, Julie Crown and Deann Foreme. T -A photo imes - •dvoca Serving South Huron, North Middlesex June 17 1 98 7 & North Lambton Since 1873 Pagel A AREA TRACK BEST -- The individual winners in Thursday's area public school track and field meet are shown here. Back, left, John Gollen, Stephen; J.J. Hippern, McCurdy; Joel Campbell Exeter, Julia Merner. Exeter and Angie Gould, !Jenson. Front, Tara.Pepper• Henson; Ted Baker and Cary Gallant. Stephen and Mork Foster, Osborne. Roysis finish third in Melbourne tourney and Scott Brintnell had one hit each. This week the Royals are on the road. Tuesday they play West Cor- ners while Thursday they travel to Nairn: The Exeter Royals travelled to Melbourne on the weekend and came up with a third place finish in the 16 team double knockout event to take home $300 in prize money. They opened the tourney Saturday morning on the wrong foot as they dropped a 7-0 decision to Parkway Sheet Metal. They managed six hits off Parkway pitcher Bob Mills. Jim Lewis had two while Jim Allison. Glen Thompson. Brian Horner and Bob Cornish all had single hits. Glen Thompson and Scott Brintnell pitched for the Royals giving up nine hits. This meant the Royals would have to come the long route to get in- to the money. Saturday night they started their climb back with a 3-2 win over Appin. Doug Leonhardt tossed the win while Glen Thompson had two doubles to lead the offense. Jim Allison had two hits while Jeff Rowe and Jim Leis added single hits. • Sunday morning they edged Moraviatown 4-3. Jim Allison doubl- ed while Brian Horner had two hits. Brian Hodgins pickedup the win allowing four hits while striking out seven. Doug Leonhardt tossed the next win as they beat State Contractors 7-3. He allowed six hits while striking out six batters. Brian Hodgins pitched the seventh for the save! Pete Tuckey reached base all four times to lead the offensive while Jim Allison took a Gerry Goader rise ball over the left field fence for a home run. Scott Brintnell ripped a triple and single to aid in the victory: Don Heywood led the way in their next victory as they beat Berkshire 5-2: He allowed five hits while strik- ing out five batters. Pete Tuckey had two singles and a walk_ Bob Cornish reached base twice while Dan Heywood. Steve Prout and Bruce Cor- nish all had single hits. This put them up against West Lorne and they managed only one hit coming with two out in the seventh of Brian Breeda to fence them to the sidelines. - Scott Brintnell started for the Royals with Glen Thompson in relief. They combined to give up four hits while striking out three batters. Brian Hodgins had the Royals only hit while Jeff Rowe reached twice on walks. Parkway Sheet Metal and West Lorne met in the final with West Lorne having to beat Parkway twice. They won the first while the second was still in progress. Royals 6 White Sox S Lucan White Sox beat the Royals 8-6 Thursday in Exeter. The White Sox scored two in the first. one in the second, one in the third. -one in the fourth and two in the sixth. The Royals had four runs in the se- cond and two in the seventh. Rick Freeman picked up the win allowing 11 hits while striking out seven Royal batters. Glen Thompson started for the Royals and took the loss with Scott Ladies slo•pitch scores High scoring games were played The Beat hers. Electro-Lites and during the past. two weeks in the Ex- Cheers respectively. eter ladies' slowpitch league. Three South Huron Hospital and teams are tied for first place with four Downtown Dollies were again vic- wins each. South Huron hospital has torious June 11 along with Cheers. one game, to play in their schedule Dan Brie Darlins over Big 0 Socket - while Exeter Indianettes and tes, Sundownel:•- Exeter Indianettes Downtown Dollies ha\e suffered one and Good Times. loss in their first five games. Other games played in the schedule Games played June 4 notched wins have not been reported as yet. ('on - for Downtown Dollies. Dan Brie gratulation to the Huron Park Devils Darlins, Exeter Indianettes. Sun- and Exeter Inn-dianettes on a fine downers and South Huron Hospital showing at the homecoming Tourna- over Good Times, Huron Park Devils. ment held in Exeter this weekend. Standings Shuffleboard Lorne Shelton with a score of 371 led the men in Wednesday's shuffleboard action at the South Huron Rec Centre. John Eberle was second at :334 followed by Howard Johns 327 and Bud Kuntz and John Pepper al 264. The high ladies score of 329 was recorded by Hazel Fisher. Next came Pearl McKnight 286. Edna Savard 223 and Eva Shelton 192. • • SH1.1 D El CH DBD SD GT AA HPD EL. Til • HOS %V 1. Pis 4 0 8 4 1 8 4 I 8 3 2 6 2 1 4 2 2 4 :3 2 1 1 2 '1 3 2 1 :3 2 0 :1 0 1 3 0 Brintnell and Brian Hodgins pitching in relief. They gave up 10 hits. Steve •Prout, Pete Tuckey. Tom Tordoff and Mike Desjardine all had two hits while Dan Heywood, Brian Horner Nationals at Hully Gully set for this weekend Hully Gully and CRC. have shifted into high gear in preparation for the Canadian Motocross Championships to be held June 20 and 21 at Hully Gul- ly. Varna. After a fantastic turnout of riders for races yesterday,' their highest rider entry this year, there is ex- pected to be an unequalled amount of entries for the Nationals this weekend. Kevin Moore of Sarnia.. sponsored by Hully Gully, won the 123 and 250 classes yesterday. On Friday. Hully Gully -personnel were in attendance at the Supercross, held at Exhibition Stadium. Toronto. While there, we were fortunate enough to get an interview with number one seed Ross Pederson. • When asked on the condition of his recently injured knee, Pederson stated that he felt fine and that the in- jury had been blown out of proportion. Despite a knee brace and horrid track conditions. Pederson went on to win the Supercross easily. He •is`lt oking forward to the opening round of the Nationals at Varna, this weekend In conjunction with the Nationals. Hully Gully will be holding a giant tent sale. with great deals for all types of motorcycle enthusiasts. Also scheduled for the intermission on Sun= day, will be skydivers from the Grand Bend Sport Parachutingclub who will give a demonstration of free fall parachuting from 3,000 ft. This along with ATV races during the intermis- sion should provide excellent enter- tainment for the whole family. So, for a weekend of great enter- tainment. be at Hully- Gully. Varna. June 20 and 21 as the best in C anadian Motocross battle it out. 44.000 tans in Toronto hada blast. you will too' - The racing was as hot as the . weattler as motocross action return- ed to Hully Gully June 14- Fresh off the Molson Canadian Expert Super - cross Friday night in Toronto. expert riders from across the country made the trip to the Varna track for a "pre - national" warm-up. B.C.'s Allan Ayck. national two had trouble with Hully (hilly riders Kevin Moore and Dave Beatty. who in turn had to watch out for Maritime cham- pion Glen Hoar.. and adrenalins peaked as some of the country's best racers battled each other while try- ing to catch a peek at the course be- ing prepared for the upcoming open- ing round of the Canadian Expert Motocross Nationals. 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