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CLINTON NEWS+•RECORD° WEDNESDAY, JIJNE 5,1985 --Peg l 17
Clinton Public track and field meet results
The Clinton Public School held its track and field meet
recently. The top three finishers in each event were:
Jr. Boys
Jeff Riley took the Jr. Boys championship with 32 points
and Ryan MacAulay Was runner-up with 29 points.
100 meters: Ryan MacAulay, Steve Smith, Chris Johnson.
200 meters: Chris Johnson, Steve Smith, Jeff Riley.
400 meters: Chris Johnson, Steve Smith, Mike Josling.
Standing broad jump:Ryan MacAulay, Jeff Riley, Steven
Smith.
Running long jump: Ryan MacAulay, Jeff Riley, Chris
Johnson.
Triple jump: Ryan MacAulay, Jeff Riley, Steven Smith.
111 a jump: Danny Dupee, Jeff Riley, Ryan MacAulay.
Ball throw:Michael Joshing, Jeff Riley, Jeff DeRuyter.
Jr. Girls
Debbie Drafter won the Junior Girls championship with
47 points. Runner-up was Stacey Reid with 22 points.
100 meters:Debbie Draper, Michelle Goldsworthy, Stacey
Reid.
200 meters:Debbie Draper, Michelle Goldsworthy, Julie
Verbeek.
400 meters:Deirbie Draper, Michelle Goldsworthy, Julie
Verbeek.
Standing broad jump:Debbie Draper, Naomi Duddy,
Stacey Reid.
Running long jump:Debbie Draper, Sharon Hollinshead,
Stacey Reid.
Triple jump:Debbie Draper, Julie Verbeek, Naomi Duddy.
High jump:Debbie Draper, Sharon Hollinshead, Chas Col-
quhoun. •
Ball throw: Chas Colquhoun, Debbie Draper, Kerry Cox.
Midget Boys
Jason Carter took the Midget Boys championship with 39
points, one point more than runner-up Scott Jewitt had.
100 meters:Scott Jewitt, Jason Carter. Mark Falconer.
200 meters:Scott Jewitt, Jason Carter, Jamie Poirier.
400 meters:Scott Jewitt, Jason Carter, Darrell Lavis.
Standing broad jump:Jason Carter. Scott Jewitt, Mark
Falconer.
Running long hunp:Jason Carter and Jamie Poirier tied
for first and Scott Jewitt and Mike Carter tied for third.
Triple jump:Scott Jewltt, Jamie Poirier, Mark Faiconer.
High jump:Jason Carter, Jamie Poirier, Derek Hoggarth.
Ball throw:Jason Carter, Mark King, Scott Jewitt.
Midget Girls
Forty-five points won Lori Powell the Midget Girlsyham-
pionship with Kyra Aylesworth placing second with 42
points.
100 meters:Lori Powell, Kyra Ayiesworth. I.ianna
Goldsworthy.
200 meters:Lori Powell, Kyra Aylesworth, Allison Reid.
400 meters:Lori Powell, Kyra Aylesworth, Christine
Stickland.
Standing broad jump:Kyra Aylsworth, Lori Powell, Kara
Hiltz.
Running long jump: Lori Powell, Kyra Aylesworth,
Christine Strickland.
Triple jump:Kyra Aylesworth, Lori Powell, Kara Hiltz.
High jump:Kyra Aylsworth and Lori -Powell tied for first
place, Kara Hiltz placed third.
Ball throw :Treena Lyndon. Lori Powell. Allison Reid.
Senior Buys
Devon Colquhoun won the championship with 41 points.
Runner-up was Derek Jefferson with 21 points.
100 meters: Devon Colquhoun, Colin Thomas, Brian Kiss.
200 meters:Devon Colquhoun, Derek Jefferson, Lloyd
Crich.
Long run:Bill Hoy, llovICrich, Mike 1 add.
Shot put: Devon Colquhoun: Lloyd Crich. Derek Jefferson.
Ball throw:Derek Jefferson, Devon Colquhoun, Randy
Robinson.
Long jump:Devon Colquhoun. Colin Thomas. Boun Hieng
Racksasouk.
Triple jump:Devon Colquhoun, Derek Jefferson, Boun
Hieng Racksasouk.
High jump: Devon Colquhoun, Jason Cox, Mike Edward.
Senior Girls
Heather Brownridge *on the the Senior Girls charnpion-
ship with 30 points. Runner-up was Alison Jeacock.
100 meters: Dolly Rockey, Shelly Bonte Gelok. Alison
Jeacock.
200 meters:Alison .leaenck, Dolly Hockey. Shelly Ronte
Gelok.
Long run:Tn mm• Anna, Heather Brownridge, Alisoq
Jeacock.
Shot put:Alana Colquhoun, Jennifer Hodgins, Heather
Brownridge.
Ball throw:Heather Brownridge, Alison Jeacock, Tammy
Dowell.
Long jump:Alison Jeacock, Heather Brownridge, Tammy
Allin.
Triple jump:Shelly Bonte Gelok, Ruth Ann White, Tanuny
Allin and Heather Brownridge tied for third.
High jump:Dolly Rockey, Cherie Carter, Heather
Brownridge.
intermediate Boys
Craig Caldwell earned 40 points to win the intermediate
Boys championship. Steven Poirier was runner-up with 23
points.
100 meters:Steve Poirier, Craig Caldwell, Vince Murch.
200 meters:Craig Caldwell, Steven Poirier, Vince Murch.
Long run:Craig Caldwell, Jamie Plumsteel, John
McLachlan.
Shot put:Curtis McCone, Vince Murch, Jason Fleet,
Ball throw : G.avin Hunter, Craig Caldwell, Brad Jewitt.
Long jump:Craig Caldwell, Steven Poirier, Gavin Hunter.
Triple jump:Craig Caldwell, Gavin Hunter, John
Mel arhlin.
High jump:Craig Caldwell, Doug Maguire, Curtis Malone.
Intermediate Girls
Thirty-four points gave the Intermediate Girls cham-
pionship to Lisa Beattie. Angela Reid was second with 29
points.
100 meters:Megan Hodgins,1,isa Beattie, Shelly Stone.
200 meters:1 Asa Beattie, Megan Hodgins, Angela Reid.
Long run:1 Asa Beattie, Megan Hodgins, Angela Reid.
Shot put:Dawn Powell, Michelle Carter, Stephanie
Rockey.
Ball throw:Dawn Powell, Shelly Stone, I.loyann Adorns.
Long jump: Megan Hodgins, Lisa Beattie, Angela Reid.
Triple jump: Megan Hodgins, Lisa Beattie, Angela Reid.
High jump:Lisa Beattie, Angela Reid, l,loyann Adams.
Fitness demonstrations at the Clinton Town Hall included performances by break
dancers, modern dance and ballet, skipping, square dancing and Trim -A -Size. One of
three break dancers was Jason Bennett, showing the moves to a crowd of 200. The other
break dancers were Nhan Tran and David Maclsaac. ( Anne Narejko photo)
Clinton 'Tykes win one, lose one in season openers
The Clinton Tykes have opened their 1985
baseball season with one win and one loss.
They dropped a close 16-15 decision to
®Exeter on May 25, but carne back to defeat i
them 15-7 on June 2.
Clinton trailed throughout the May 25
game but carne back with four runs in the
sixth to close the gap.
Exeter scored four runs in the top of the
first with Clinton answering in the bottom
with three. Scott Jewitt led the inning off
with a single, followed by Jason Carter's
double. Scott McClenaghan took three
strikes, but Shawn Chipchase hit a homerun,
scoring Jewitt and Carter,
Exeter continued to hit well, scoring
another five runs
a 9-3 lead. However, two walks and Jewitt's runs, ' one apiece for Jewitt, Scott
ability to make it to third base, brought the McClenaghan and Chipchase.
Oiling to a 9-5 score. Scoring for .Clinton Clinton could not repeat their fourth
were Jason Boughen and Scott Wilson. inning performance while in the field,
Clinton pitcher Scott McClenaghan was allowing four runs to make the score 15-9 in
,_ the .'_ _�......e.,....a f.. advantage of their turn at bat, scoring dee
in top of the second for three.
Fit Five,..
able to strike out three batters in the third, the middle of the fifth. However, Boughen s
but not before the opposition scored two run in the bottom of the inning brought them
runs. Unfortunately, Clinton was only able one run closer.
to get one of the runs back intheir half with It looked as though Clinton was on the
Chipchase scoring. Michael McClenaghan right track during the sixth. They held
was left on third. Exeter to one run while scoring four,
With the score 11-6, Mark Livermore was making the score 16-14 in favor of their
brought in to pitch for two innings. He and opponents. Jeff Riley' was the new Clinton
the Clinton team held Exeter scoreless in pitcher.
the top of the forth. Clinton then took Scoring for Clinton were Chipchase,
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dividual or as a team. This .isa non-
competitive league, where everyone must
play, •have fun, and laugh off silly errors. To
register drop by the Recreation Office as
soon as possible.
Pool News
The Clinton Public Swimming Pool opens
June 24 at 1 p.m. The Clinton Recreation
Committee is staging free swimming from 1
to 8 p.m. Make plans to be at the pool to try
out the 'new pool slide. See next week's
advertisement for more information about
all the Clinton Swimming Pool programs.
Playground News
The ' Clinton Recreation Summer
Playground program will start Monday, Ju-
ly 1. This program is open to children ages 3
to 12 years and has been planned to offer
participants with a wide variety of play,
sports, art and plain ole' fun activities. See
next week's advertisement for more infor-
mation.
Clinton Recreation Off ice
Don't know where the Clinton Recreation
Officeis, or when it is open? Well you'll be
happy to know that the Clinton Recreation
Department Office is located in the Clinton
Public Library basement. You can enter the
office from the back of the library (go down
a flight of stairs). The office is open Monday
to Friday 9 a:m. to 5 p.m. Drop by and see
the office:
Evening Trim -a -Size
Attention! Evening Trim -a -size classes
will..begin on June 11. They will be held
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7-8 p.m. at
the C.H.S.S. small gym (enter from back).
The. instructor will be Eleanor Ritchie. Tell
your friends. and come out and join in the
fun.
Mites win second in a row
The Scruton Fuel Mite Boys softball team
won their second straight home game,
defeating Wingham 38-11.
Clinton pounded out 30 hits including
seven homeruns. Top batter was Nathan
Burns who, in four bats, hit for the cycle
(homerun, triple. double and single) and
had.four RBI's.
Winning pitcher was Scott *right who
threw a no-hitter for four innings giving up
only one run.
Next home game is June 5 against
Bluevale at the Clinton Public Schol.
Bantams 'loss first game of season
The Clinton Bantam Girls suffered their
first loss of the season on June 2, losing to
T nnrieshnrn by a 12 < 4 score.
An error filled first inning in which
Londesboro scored seven runs and a lack of
hitting resulted in Clinton's poor showing.
Two changes have been made in the
schedule. On June 9 Listowel will visit Clin-
ton with the game set for 7 p.m. Brussels
will play in Clinton on June 23 at 6:30 p.m.
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Michael McCleneghaq Riley and Mike
Michael INcClenaghan, Riley
Nargane.
To win, Clinton knew they couldn't allow
any rung in the final inning, and they did just
that. They also knew that they had to score
two runs to tie. They didn't manage to do
that, but they carne close.
Scott McClenaghan scored one run, but
the tying run, Chipchase, was left on third
base.
Clinton 15 - Exeter 7
The Clinton team didn't let the loss get
them down as they came back to win 15-7 on
June 2, I
Six runs were scored by Clinton during the
first two innings while Exeter was held
scoreless until the third.
Livermore, Jewitt, Chipchase, Scott
McClenaghan and Carter scored the first
inning runs with Jewitt repeating his
performance in the second inning.
Carter scored the only third inning run for
Clinton after being walked, making the
score stand at 7-0 after the first half of the
third.
Then it wastime for Exeter to show some
life, scoring three runs to narrow Clinton's
lead to four.
The Clinton bats were swinging again in
the fourth, scoring another four runs.
- Crossing home plate were Jewitt,
Chipchase•, Scott McClenaghan and Carter.
The Exeter bats were also swinging in
their portion of the inning, scoring two runs
but leaving a man on third and second.
The score was 11-5 at the top of the fifth,
but Jewitt quickly increased that lead by
one, scoring his fourth run of the night.
Exeter nullified that run and added one
more in the bottom of the inning, bringing
the score to 12-7.
Three additional runs were marked on
Clinton's side of the scoreboard during the
remaining two innings. Exeter was shutout. .
Scoring runs in the sixth, and seventh
innings were Scott and Michael
McClenaghan and Livermore. Earning the
15-7 win was pitcher Mark Livermore.
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