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Perrie shatters
`personal best'
BY GREGOR CAMPBELL
Expositor Staff
Lori Perrie was the third-best
in country and won the bronze
medal in the discus, with a
phenomenal last throw that
went more than three -and -a-
half metres farther than her
previous personal best, at the
Canadian Junior Track and
Field Championships in British
Columbia.
LORI PERRIE
... bronze medal
The 19 -year-old Brussels -area
athlete goes to Seaforth District
High School and was officially
ranked seventh in the national
competition at Abbotsford the
weekend before last.
She was also ranked 17th in
the shot put but finished
seventh.
Perrie, who remained true to
form by saving her best throw
until last at the in the discus
competition; twice destroyed
her personal best that day. Her
bronze -medal toss went 44.86
m and a qualifying throw also
sailed more than 43 m.
Her best -ever throw prior to
the event was 41.04 m.
Where the extra adrenalin, or
whatever, came from at the
national championships remains
a mystery, Perrie says, adding
she 'ven more surprised by
her diw.inces because her coach
could not afford to accompany
her on the trip.
John Allen of the London -
Western Track and Field Club
is her coach, considered one of
best in the country in the dis-
cus and shot.
Perrie says her throw of
11.41 m in the junior women's
shot put was also a personal
best, and that she usually
throws "in the high 10s."
She wasn't keen on the way
organizers structured the latter
event in B.C. and says it
"made her mad", so this might
account for the extra oomph in.
her put.
This is Perrie's final year of
junior competition. The top two
finishers at the nationals earp
berths to compete for Canada
at various upcoming inter-
national meets. The second
place finisher in the discuss at
. Abbottsford is from out west
and may opt to compete at a
Canada West meet, conflicting
with a Canada - U.S. duel meet
at Miami the same weekend,
which may open up a spot for
Lori in the junior women's
discus competition there.
HOMECOMING SLO-PITCH - A full contingent of 32 teams
took part in the Seaforth Centenaires' Co-ed SIo-Pitch
Toumament at Lions and Optimist Parks on the weekend, in
conjunction with Seaforth Homecoming '95. Unfortunately
two Stratford teams won championships in both "A" and "B"
divisions - Thunder and Lightning in the "A", and Video
Game Adventure in the "B". Most entries were family or
neighborhood teams from Seaforth and area, including the
Bad News Bears (Flanagans) who lost the "A" final Sunday.
In the photo on top Sheri Huether of Brussels waits on a
pitch for the Dali-Lamas, Paul McLlwain's squad which made
it to the "A" semi-finals. Below, Dean "the Babe" Finnigan of
Steve Mclnally's Seaforth team poses for his rookie card
photo.
Willer hockey
SEAFORTH MEN'S LEAGUE
GAMES THIS WEEK
( Wed. Aug. 9/ playoffs)
8 p.m.- 2nd vs 3rd.
9 p.m. - 1st vs. 4th.
Final
Thur, Aug. 10 - 9 p.m.
YOUTH LEAGUE
(Last week's results)
NO GAMES SCHEDULED
Playoffs
SENIOR
Games this week:
Thur - 7 p.m., "B" final; Flyers vs.
Nordiques.
Thur - 8 p.m., "A" final; Bruins vs.
Red Wings. •
JUNIOR
Games this wick:
Tue. - "B" final; Leafs vs. Black
I lawks.
Thur - 6.m., "A" final; Penguins vs.
Rangers.
Soccer
WESTERN ONTARIO
SOCCER LEAGUE
SENIOR
Second Division/ Central
( result July 23)
Falcons 0 at ST. COLUMBAN 1
(replay of C4TH protest, upheld)
STANDINGS
(as of Aug. 2)
Name W L T
Benfica 12 1 0
St. Columban 9 3 2
Falcons 9 4 0
London Un 8 2 2
Exeter Cents 7 5 2
Marconi 5 8 0
Olympics 4 7 3
German Can 3 6 3
Albanians 3 10 1
Nairn 2 8 3
Maltese 1 9 4
Football
F A PIS
70 8 36
26 18 29
27 9 27
18 10 26
27 19 23
28 33 15
21 24 15
22 32 12
32 61 10
14 50 9
20 41 7
SOUTH HURON
FASTBALL LEAGUE
(result Aug 1)
Seaforth Coops at BELGRAVE
(forfeit to Seaforth)
TEAM STANDINGS
(FINAL)
North
Name W
Brussels Tigers 14
Walton 10
10
9
6
Belgrave
Monkton
Illyth
Brus'I Bulldogs 3
South
Francistown 11
Lieury Jets 11
Lleury Red Sox 8
Seaforth Coops 7
Zurich Rangers 4
L T P
4 1 29
9 1 21
6 1 21
8 2 20
10 2 14
12 5 11
4 3
5 1
9 3
10 2
14 2
25
23
19
16
10
PLAYOFF MATCHUPS
(First round, all best 2 of 3
to be done by Aug. 18)
- Seaforth Coops, first-round bye.
- Brussels Tigers vs. Brussels
Bulldogs.
- Walton Brewers vs. Monkton
- Belgrave vs. Blyth
- Francistown vs. Zurich
- Lieury Jets vs. Lieury Red Sox.
HENSALL
SHUFFLEBOARD
AUGUST 1
High 6 game winners were
Pat Davis (621), Lome Archer
(572), Hazel McEwen (519),
Oertie Moir (513), Ina
Williams (510), Jim Davis
(508), Hugh McKay (502),
John Pepper (450).
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