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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-05-16, Page 22• ji 2B The. W ham Advance -Timm /.„ x,91 z'. RYAN DEYELL was second in the Midget boys' 100m hurdles at last week's" -iron -Perth championships. The Madill contingent won Huron -Perth for the third year in a row and will send 48 ath- letes to WOSSA. (Track Club Photo) Madill athletes were to fine -form at the Human -Perth championships in Goderich last week, proving themselves once again as a power in track and field. For the third consecutive year, Madill defeated 11 other high schools in the district to win the overall Huron -Perth champin�p. The Junior and Senior .boyss'also_ won individual team titles and the boys won the overall point total. Three Madill athletes set four new Huron -Perth records. Lynda Harkness set the record in the • Receive a Seiko, Pulsar or Lorus watch just for opening a new Savings Account of $2,500 or more (Minimum 90 days) And. ..for our regular customers in this branch a special draw for a 'Bulova "Regulator" wall .clock. Complete rules are available at all branches. • We want you to try your Hometown Savings Centrex, so we're offering: Your choice of Men's or Ladies Watches. Just for opening a new savings account of: $2,500 $5,000 $10,000 $15,000 .. you receive a Lorus Watch . • . you receive a Lorus Watch . ▪ you receive a Pulsar Watch . .. you receive a Seiko Watch . at t 0 S iscus, s i st th 2 25 Midget girls' shot put, 10.56 . and in the discus' event 85. 4 Allan Bailie ran a ,terrific race in Senior boys' 1l0rn hurdles to set *lei record 15.6 second, A Sakasov also' t a -.new eco,` 39.88m in the mor g ls' jai 'Several school records also Donna Raynard leaped 10.00m Oa' : Senior girls' triple jun* Ken MacDonald bettered his 'Junior boys' discus record throwing 40.96m.. Mike Kissner sprinted the in, 23.8 sec and the 4 X 100 tela team of Mike tardy, Bailie, Ad Armstrong and Brad: Mtirr eclipsed the old record by four ands to run the distance in 3:3 "Minutes. The competition was excell and it was a concerted team of by, all Madill athletes. As the two day meet progressed, runne jumpers and throwers encourag land' helped each other in accurn laing as many points as possible. By the end of the meet, Madill had 440 - points: and -their archrival, Goderich, was second, with 367. St. Mike's of Stratford was a close third at 328. The Madill pole vaulters, under Coach Bob Campbell, once again made a clean sweep of the pole vault pit with Mike MacKay and Rob A,nderson_p�lacing .first and sec- ond in the Midget; Jamie Johnston winning the junior and Bevin Flett and Cardy winning first and sec- ond as Seniors. For the individual champi- onships, Paul Sakasov won the Midget boys' title, Harkness was runner-up m the Midget girls' and Bailie was'runner-up in the Senior boys. Wednesday and Thursday of this week, the top three finishers in each even go on to the WOSSA meet held at the University of Western Ontario at London.. A total of 48 Madill athletes qualified to con pete WOSSA, the largest contingent in he school's history. Following are the Huron -Perth results of the Madill competitors: MIDGET GIRLS -4 X 100 rela first, 57.3 sec.; Carla. Mowbray, sec nd in the 80m hurdles, 14.8 sec and third in the long jump, 4.02m hannon Simpson, fifth in the hig mp, 1.40m; Harkness, first in th iscus, 35.84m, record, first in th hot put, 10.56tn, record. and third n the javelin, 23.48m; JUNIOR GIRLS ---Amy Jo Long, sixth in the 100m, 13.6 sec.; 4 X 100 relay, third, 56.9 see.; Linda Ver- eeg, fourth in' the 80m hurdles 15.3 sec.; Sandra Van Osch, sixth in e 80m hurdles; 20.9 sec.; Caroline ersteeg, sixth in the javelin, 1.86m, second in the discus, .06m. and first) i.. thee, shot put, xtaetres fifth 1n the X 00.. m. Ryan Deyeil, con..:. the hurdles° 1$ s ; Jai a sixth in the triple- nna Mike- MacKay, flr �. va t, 3:05m; Rob i sem, .. in .the pole vault fell. Sakasov, first �. the' in first in the.shot. and. second in the jai,e Qwnn Silcock, third in the by second in ,the discus; 82 second in the shot put, 11. 200in JUNIOR BOYS -4 X 1` y third; Brad' -Murray,..f 1B� hoc am third, 16.8 sec., -second in t ie IC ay 11.6 sec. and fifth the 200m,.' sec- sec.; Jason Cropp, fifth in the,/ 9.1 , hurdles, 18.6 sec., first in the tip jump, 11.99m; Jason Friendorf, st, ent long jump, 5.50m; Jamie ,Johnston, fort pole vault, first, 3.10m; Adam Arm- - strong, fifth in the 400m, 55.5 sec., rs, third in the 800m, 2:14.5..min.; Ken ed MacDonald, first in the discus. u - 4i Y, • 40.96m; Craig King, second in, the discus, 39.07m, second. in the shot. put,12.02m, Jeff Hollenbeck, fourth in ' the shot put, 11.80m; Mike MacKay, second in the 300m hair- dies, 46.3 sec. and. Ian Morton, sixth in the 300m hurdles, 47.5 sec.; SENIOR BOYS: Mike Kissner, fifth in the 100m, 11.7 sec., third in the 200m, 23.8 sec.; Heinz Gun- thardt, fifth in the 200m, 24.1 sec., third in the long jump,,,5,63m; Allan Bailie, first hi the 400m, 54.0 sec., first in the 110m hurdles, 15.6 sec., new record and second in the 400m hurdles, 57.1 sec.; . Bevin Flett, first in the pole vault, 4.00m, third in the discus, 33.41m; Mike Cardy, second in -the pole vault, 3.35m, third in the 110m hurdles, 15.7 sec.; Jeff Pollard, sixth in the triple jump, 11.O0m, fifth in the long jump, 5.45m; Dave Helfenstein, fifth in the javelin, 41.66m; Matt King, sixth in the javelin, 36.50m, fourth in the discus, 32.26m and fifth in the shot put, 10.90m. SPORTSMEN'S HORSESHOES h Single -round games of 30 points e were played last Thursday evening e at the Wingham Sportsmen's Club. Leon Russell and Norm Elliott topped the scoring with four wins and a plus of 17. Jerry Freiburger and Syd Lawson were second, four wins and a plus of 15, while Ivan , Rivett and Lorne Hamilton were third, three wins and,a plus of 42. Ivan Gardner and Jim Rivett wound up in fourth place, one win and a plus of 69. . to $ 39.95 . to $ 69.95 . to $140.00 . to $225.00 This offer is good for a limited time ord limited to one watch per household. Vd subject to Mailability/substitution. Standard Trust will match public donations to the Blyth Festival Building Fund, received in our branches, to an amount cif $5,000.00.. W1NGHAM • 357-2022 35 branches across Canada, •, $�i:6ubiliibn.in-asset NIOR GIRLS ---Anna Sakasov, first' in the discus, 39,m, record; Francine Dithelow, third in the l ltltrtlturdleso 2i t:s y; Donna Ray- nard, third in the long jump, 4.36m, first in the triple jump, 10.00m; Kendra Pennington, fifth in the triple jump, 9.40m, fifth in the 200m, 30.8 sec., fourth in the shot put, 8.75m; Vicki Owen, third in the 100rn,13.8 sec.;Cheryl Underwood, third in the discus, 25.82m, fifth in the javelin; 24.40m; MIDGET BOYS Jason Mair, sixth in the 400m, 1:00,8 min.; Der- rick Evers, fifth in the 800m, 2:15.5, fifth in the 1,500m. 4:44.9 min, and Bike ro7deo attracts 80 Last Saturday, May 6, the Wing - ham Optimist Club held its eighth annual bicycle rodeo in the Lock- ridge Memorial Arena. Approxi- mately 80 youngsters took part. This year's winners are: junior division, Lisa Inwood, 96 points; Phillip Deans, second and Jamie Good, third. In the senior division, Danny McPherson was first with 96 points, while second and third place went asset'. to Rob Harrison and Anita M