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Cornish and Prince Albert winners in their heats. ¢ s Public Schools were among 300 competitors at Trent The participants in the event were [back left] University for the Canadian Special Olympics on May Irene Crosier, Leon Demerchant, Cory Stemp, Rose 30, 31. This is the first time the schools have competed Baxter and Darlene Durward. [Front left] Mike Rich, in this event and the students did very well. Danny Pat Nealon, Danny Jewell and Warren McNeil. Pat Jewell of Prince Albert was a medal winner in the 25 Nealon went on to compete in the Provincial compet- meter swimming and 200 meter running event, while itions in Etobicoke last weekend and won a silver and * ° team mate Pat Nealon of R.H. Cornish won a medal in bronze medal in track and field. Mike Patton advances to Ontario finals : win second place in their by Danny Millar dropped out at 1.94 meters. ith 1308 meters. High Jumper Mike Patton ~~ Theother Redmenathletes cgjin wackett's best jump heat. h I was mn o good of Port Perry High School did not enjoy the same succ- of 1 gg was not even close to Sone in the OFSSA has advanced to the All-Ont- ©ss as Patton. Port Perry's inner A Skeeple of Front- The 4 x 100 machine from ario track and field finals in Etobicoke on Friday, June 8th. Six Port Perry athletes were entered in the East Regional meet in Brockville on Saturday, June 2nd and Patton was the only one to make it to the all-Ontarios. Patton finished fifth, the final advancing spot, out of seven competitors. The win- ners of the event were Murr- ay Morgan of Dunbarton and Delroy Nelson of Ottawa each of whom cleared heights of 1.95 meters. Patt- on's most successful jump was 1.92 meters which he made in his second attempt. Earlier in the competition - Patton had passed on two lower heights and things got a little tight when he missed his first try at 1.85. He made it in his second. He finally other high jumpers Liz and Dart, who was the only fe- male Redman in the Region- als, did not place in the midget event. She mastered the height of 1.35 meters and staved off elimination when she made 1.40 meters on her final attempt. She bowed out when she missed three times at 1.45 meters. Two triple jumpers from Port Perry had a bad day. Brett Oosterman in the Midget class did not have a jump count when he fouled on three consecutive att- empts. In the COSSA meet two weeks ago he had jump- ed 12.47 meters. Even if Oosterman had jumped ¢leanly it is doubtful that he would have caught the winn- er. Brian Bailey of Sir Wilfred Laurier in Ottawa set a new record in the event enac who set a new record of 13.40 in the senior event. Even the fifth place finisher, Tom Grace of Lindsay, leap- ed 12.73 meters. Wade Oosterman placed second in his individual heat of the senior boys 400 meters. 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