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Clinton News-Record, 1986-05-21, Page 11• -0 .CLINTON I+ WS -1l CARR, W Tournament will honor "Doc" Milier CLINTON - On May 24 and 25 the Bob "Doc" Miller Tournament will be played at the Clinton Community Centre baseball diamonds to honor the retiring Mr. Miller. ";He has been the driving- force behind minor ball for a long time, and he is finally going to retire," said Tom Fox, 'Vice - Principal of Central Huron Secondary School. •'So we thought it would be a good idea to have a tournament in his name." Mr. Fox added, however, that he doesn't believe Doc will remain in retirement from baseball for too long. . Eight Pee Wee teams, with boys aged 1.2 and 13, will be attending the tournament. These teams will come from Milton, Leam- ington, Walkerton, Lucan, Seaforth, Dashwood, Goderich and Clinton. Close to $500 has been raised for the tour- nament through the Clinton players can- vassing local business. "They have been very generous," Mr. Fox said. "We were delighted with the com- munity response." Eight games will be played on May 24, the first two beginning at 8:30 a.m. Following these games, they will be played at 10:30 a.m., 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. The championship games will be played on May 25. With the money raised, Mr. Fox said they would like to get all of the players together for a large take-out lunch between games. Two trophies, one for the champions, and one for the consolation prize will be awarded. CHSS makes semi-finals By David Emslie CLINTON - Going into the semi-finals, the Central Huron Secondary School junior soc- cer team is undefeated. "We will finish first or second in the league and we'll be playing in the semi- finals on May 21," said coach Peter Zankowski. With six wins and two ties Mr. Zankowski feels he has a strong team, and he gave a reason for this. "The team is so strong because they came up through minor soccer first," he said. The play of Devon Colquhoun, a Grade 9 student at the school has contributed much to the team. "He could easily be the top scorer for all of Huron -Perth with 16 goals over the regular season, playing only seven games," Mr. Zankowski said." He was quick to point out, however, that although the team has one big scorer, it has been a team effort that has brought them this far. The semi-final game will be played on the afternoon of • May 21, and if the ;!am is' vic- torious in this game, they will advance to PETER ZANKOWSKI the final on May 23. "I think we can win it if everyone is healthy for the playoffs," Mr. Zankowski said. "It's like the Stanley Cup playoffs, with everyone getting up for the games. Track and field records broken by. CHSS team In the Track portion of the Huron -Perth In the 1500 meterevent, Ming Lee set new Track and Field Championships, Steve Souch school record time .of 4:27 seconds while led the way with three victories. Steve won finishing a strong second in the senior boys the midget 800 meter in a time of 2.09 seconds event. Chris Lobb finished third in the same which was a personal- best. He captured theevent with a' very strong 4:29 seconds which 1500 meter event with a school record time of was also faster than the previous school 4:30.2 seconds and he also won the 3000 meter record. Mike Radford finished sixth in the with another school record time of 9:50.9 junior event with a time of 4:58 seconds and seconds All three events set school Heather Brownridge was fourth in the midget d records. event with a time of 5:39 recon . In the Hurdle event, Karen Uyl finished fourth with a time of 15 seconds in the midget In the 3000 meter, Heather Brownridge was girls, Derrick Greydanus was third in the fifth with a time of 13:10 seconds in the midget midget boys with a school record time of 15.7 evept, Heng Lee was fifth at 10:35 in the junior seeends, and: St:, Dolmage was third-ini the boys, ,r ebb was third :etre:59 in•_1he junior boys event. . ` senior o s 'and Brian Phillips was fifth at 11:36 second in the same event. In the 100 meter, Karen Uyl finished third In the 2000 meter steeplechase, Chris Lobb inf the seconds. girls with a schoolsfrourth inithe finished a strong third and Rob Radford was of 13.4 seconds. Joe Smith was fourth the junior boys event with a 12.06 clocking. Alison seventh. Jeacock was third in the senior,girls with a In the 4X400 meter open relay event, Ming in.t second seniorime and 11.94SteveHcond was siicth Lee, Dan McDougall, Rob Radford and Ron the boys at 11.94 seconds. In the 200 meter, Karen Uyl placed second Calder ran a very good 3:44.7 second race set - with a school record time of 28.1 seconds in tingnew dan the event school aecorwelldTan girls and Mega the midget girls event. composed of Heather Brownridge, Susan:, In the 400 meter event, Dan McDougall Govenlock, Jodi Mustard and Tami Spencer finished third with a 58.2 second time in the finished sixth with 4:44.78 second time. midget boys and Susan Govenlock was fourth In the 4x100 meter relay, Shelley Bonte- in the midget girls event with a school record Gelok, Julie Trick, Susan Govenlock and time of 66.6'seconds. Ron Calder ran a very Karen Uyl finished first with a very good time strong 54.6 second race in the junior boys, of 54.2 seconds in the midget girls event. finishing second and tying the school record Alison Jeacock, Tara Cluff, Julie Howson and as well. Brian Phillips placed fifth in the Heather Baumann also finished first in the senior event with a 56.6 clocking. junior girls event with a time of 54.55 seconds, which is a new school record. Devon Col- quhoun, Derek Jefferson, Steve Vandendool and Dan McDougall finished third in the midget boys event with a time of 50 seconds and Joe Smith, Steve Dolmage, Steve Sperl- ing and Ron Calder were fifth in the junior boys event at 49.15 second. Fastball standings Last week's scores: • May 14 Dynamos 8, Merners 4; Vikings 3, Norholme 13. Upcoming Games May 21, 8 p.m. Norholmes vs. Lawries; 0:30 p.m. Vikings vs. Merners. May 26, 8 p.m. Norholmes vs. Merners; 9:30 p.m. Lawries vs. Dynamos. May 28, 8 p.m. Merners vs. Lawries; 9:30 p.m. Dynamos vs. Vikings. June 2, 8 p.m. Vikings vs. Lawries; 9:30 p.m. Norholmes vs. Dynamos. Standings GP W L T P Dynamos 4 4 0 0 8 Lawries 3 2 1 0 4 Norholmes 3 1 2 0 2 Merners 3 1 2 0 2 Vikings 3 0 3 0 0 Top 10 Batters • AB H BA Brian Bromley (Lawries) 7 5 .714 Ron Nesbitt (Dynamos) 14 7 .500 Scott Millar (Dynamos) 8 4 .500 Mike Maxwell (Vikings) . 8 4 .500 Paul Middleton (Meiners) 6 3 .500 Bill Van Ninhuys (Dynamos) 15 7 .467 Don Freeman (Dynamos) 9 4 .444 Dana Bean (Lawries) 9 4 .444 Len Van Wonderan (Norholme) 9 4 4 6 .4294 Fraser Abbott (Dynamos )" Brad Bremley (Lawries) 7 3 .429' Jim Johnston (Lawries) 7 3 .429 Chris Middleton (Merners) 7 3 .429 John Hart (Norholme) ^ 7 3 .429 In the 800 meter event, Ming Lee finished second in the senior boys with a fine time of 2:06,9 seconds. Heather Brownridge was fifth in the midget event at 2:37 seconds, Dan McDougall was Wirth in the midget boys event at 2:16 secorkls and Mike Radford was fifth at 2:14.9 in the junior boys. FOR A JOB WELL DONE! •bulldozer •backhoes •Loaders *dump trucks •equipment rentals by hour. or contract *Basement Excavation Supplier of: •sand *gravel *stone *top soil •Sewer *Water Lines Erosion Control Specialists *Estimates at no Obligation SID B RU I N SM A EXCAVATING LTD, Septic Tans InstallatiOn 524-8668 Goderich Parking Lots or Site Development May motocross series continues The second half of the May motocross series continues on Sunday, May 25th, 1986. The junior and schoolboys will start tearing up the track in the morning, being followed by the senior and experts in the afternoon. There has been a few new challenges added to the track to 'make it more challenging. Local riders will be out in full force, such as: Randy Marriage of Clinton in the Junior Open; Brian Blackburn of ,,Exeter in the Senior 2.50•' Johrr 1 dtthan "bf' Hensall in the Junior 125B; Jim Dfekiris of Bensall in the Schoolboy 80A; Dave' Andrews of. Clinton, in the Junior 125B; and Chuck Collins of Varna in the Expert 250 class. Come on out and.cheer on your favourite local rider, all spectators are welcome. CLASSES ADVANCED: Monday & Wednesday 0:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. BEGINNERS (ages 9 a at) Monday & Wednesday 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. REGISTRATION MONDAY, JUNE 2,1986 at 6:00 p.m. Gederich Township Hall (HOLMESVILLE) For Information Call 482-3634 EXCELLENT FITNESS & DEFENSE TRAINING FOR MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN Instrictor Ron Tyndall lit Dan G. 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Open Swim 3-4:30 p.m. Family $3.00 Students .75 Children .35 Adults $1.25 Tuesday, May 27th TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL 52.75 includes use of Fitness Room & Sauna from 8.9:30 p.m. and Pool al 8:30-9:30 p.m. Showing of Water Safety Films 7 p.m. INSEMOSAMNEVAIW Wednesday, May 28th FREE: Open Swim 6-7:30 p.m. FREES Teen Swim (includes Fitness Room, Sauna and Pool) 8-9 p.m. FREE. Adult Swim 9-10 p.m. Adult/Teen S im Classes 7:30-8 •.m. MerrINE s ACTION PRICED! FACTO ■ pay e!T;yr PREMIUM QUALITY LATEX HOUSE PAINT DURABLE PROTECTION FOR WOOD, MASONRY, ALUMINUM SIDING AND PRIMED METAL WHITE AND COLOURS 4 LITRES Tie SpfXred latex gloss ROUSE & TRIM PAINT L SPRED LATEX HOUSE & TRIM PAINT OR GEL- FLO EXTERIOR ALKYD HOUSE PAINT WHITE ANO COLOURS SPRED ALL _ PURPOSE EXTERIOR PRIMECOAT 4 LITRES LUMB 1TRES t�: ■R w w ..s... yf1+ridMia d cUNto' 4824995 OP8Nt MNiondey to Friday, Cool. st3'O p.m. Sotu'rtibyr `p, .. 4 p«ot4« r' ALITY PRODUCTS Ci'UA(If1I(1 5ERVK;F COMF'F rlllvE PRICING X .._,.