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FOUR TOP POINT-GETTERS FOR OCVI 'TEAM The four top point-men for the OCVI track team that scored 104 points in the Junior Police Games for a mew meet record, were le by oflaying-coach Rich The other boys ht) Dave Esta. brooke, Harv. Medland and Gord Nichol. In all their were 22 en- tries from the OCVI, Times-Gazette Staff Photo. OCVI TRACKMEN PRESENTED POLICE TROPHIES % COL. OCVI TRCKMEN. NO. 2. winn overall honors at the Junior Police Games, the, OCVI team scored most points in the Intermediate and Senior classes. S. W. Polmateer, Dis- trict Sergeant of the OPP at Peterboro (left) presented the OPP Trophy for Inter. honors to Dave Estabrooks (second from left). Harv. Medland received the RCMP Trophy for Senior honors from Cpl. C. Holman of the RCMP (far right), Superintend- ent J. J. Brown of the Training School looked on (center). Times-Gazette Staff Photo. CHECKING SPORT By BOB RIFE Well, the Transporters have afranged to go ahead with their Ss. The idea of playing the Crow- lsnd Bisons in a best-of-three "gemi' Semi-final series 'was okayed last last night and the two teams will open the set here in Oshawa tomorrow (Friday) t at the Stadium at 8.00 p.m. e winner of this series . . . a first round for Crowland and the third round for Oshawa . . . will meet the Petrolia-Stratford winner in the Ontario final. 8o the affair looks much clear- er now, wot? This series will help the Trans- potters a little too. They would quite a few Players to night shift next week . . . which means lots of expenses getting them off . . . and now they'll be play- ing 'with the major portion' of the iin on days. some one once said . . . "on happy days!" Arrangements are being com- pleted right now by Bill Smith and yours truly for a big Basket- ball Clinic to be held at Sim- coe Hall gymnasium on Satur- Saturday morning October 3. , At the present time, plans call for films, films and more films with a floor demonstration, a chalk talk and an exhibition game. Everyone is welcome, more of the plans for same will be made known hereabouts as soon as they are complete. Speaking of basketball, the Oshawa Industrial League, with a booming rise in number of players and team entries this year, is planning an organiza- tion meeting for Simcoe Hall onl at all to do with the league executive + « . Or anyone who wants to enter a team or play this year should be on hand. They'll take care of you We ved to the Junior Po- . lice Games in Bowmanville's Training School grounds yester- day afternoon and watched one of the most remarkable team achievements of some time as the OCVI entry bai -elled its way Io record-smashing 104 point to- al. They did this under Coach Rich Wilson . . . actually one of the competitors who took over when Coach Simons found his sche- dule of classes didn't permit his leaving for the meet. Rich directed operations like a veteran, distributing praise or criticism where it was necessary and himself led the way to vic- tory. Rich set a new record himself in the nior running broad jump, eclipsing .. mark set in 1949! It was one of four records broken during the meet. he OCVI senior aggregation was sharp enough to take all the firsts in their class (7) two se- conds and three thirds. They copped a total of 55 points of a possible 77 Wow! In the Intermediate of Vion tl scored five wins of a pos- sible seven. They got four se- conds and one third for a point total of 49 . out of a possible 77. Again wow! And again copgratulations to the 22 members of the team and their coach in-absentia, Bill Si- mons. «by BOB RIFE. ' 2 BRAKE SERVICE! HOW ARE THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thureday, September 54, 1008 " Jr. Police Games Mark Broken OCVI Track Team Dominates Sth. Annual Meet Scoring 104 Pts. By BOB RIFE BOWMANVILLE--The Games, held on the cinder oval of the Ontario Training School for Boys at Bowmanville yesterday afternoon, saw a powerful Oshawa Collegiate and Vocational Institute track team establish a new high in grand aggregate Their total of 104 points . . . some 26 points bet-~ ter than their mark of last year which meet officials felt would never be duplicated, let alone bettered. Four new meet records were established during the day-long event, and one other was equalled. points. fifth andual Junior Police The OCVI team, some 22-strong, & so dominated the meet that they scored firsts in all but two of the Intermediate class and walked off with firsts in every event of Senior class. : Their point win in the Inter- mediate group gave them the OPP trophy, won last year by the Bowmanville Training School. They did a repeat in the Senior class for the RCMP trophy. The grand total of points gave them rights also to the District No. 8 Provincial Trophy. 4th YEAR IN-A-ROW It is the fourth year in succession that the OCVI has won that trophy and the meet championship. The new records came for the most part in the Intermediat eor under-16 YoaL class. Carey of BTS equalled the old mark of 12 seconds set un 1952 by John Graham of OCVI in the 80-yard hurdles. Dus of Ritson Road school better- ed by 3 inches the broad jump mark of 16 ft. set by Keith Suther- land of OCVI. in 1950. G. Parks of OCVI bettered his own old mark of 1:16.2 in the %- mile obstacle race set in 1952 with a time of 1:12. In the junior class, under 13 years, Ritson Road school's fine 220-yard relay team smashed their own school's old mark of 32.4 set in 1952 with a new mark of 31.1. The other record was set in the senior class, under 18 years, where Rich Wilson, "playing-coach" of the OCVI track team set a record of 19 ft. 3 inches in the running broad jump. The old mark was 18 ft. 10 inches, | set by G. Armstrong of Bowman: | ville High in 1951. The symbol of the meet, eration between the boys in train- ing and the police forces, is of course best seen in the featured special event, the race. And if a record performance is| likely here, it will be from Cor- | poral Pickering of the Cobourg de- tachment of the RCMP. He won the race last year with A. Hyatt of the Training School as his partner. This year he picked R. Clark of the school and again scooted home in front. Corporal Pickering is the | two-time winner of the event. BEAUMONT WINS MILE A graduate of the Training | School, Roy Beaumont, of the Toronto Red Devils Track Club, again romped home winner in the Open Mile event. te) 4/10 mile. in-a-row for Roy and so he was | sec €0-0p- | three-legged | He had ve Jide competition this year ani his pace was slowed har to a 5:54 and It was the third win given permanent possession of the Ontario County Police Trophy. Best time in that particular event was established in 1949 when Jim Harris of the OCVI clipped off a 4:55.2 mile. Top team among the junior com- petitors was the squad from Osh- awa's Ritson Road School. They not bettered their own 220-yard mark, but collected enough points to nose out Centre Street School of Oshawa 19-18 and win the Osh- awa Police Association Trophy. This time the trophy was present- ed to Bob Crawford, star of the Ritson squad by Sergeant Ernie Barker of the Oshawa Police De: partment Traffic Squad. Outstanding for the Centre Street team was Southwell who scored firsts in the 50 and 75 yard dashes and a second in the Funning broad jump. - JUNIOR 50-Yard Dash 1. Southwell (Centre St.); 2, Fyk (S, Simcoe); 3. Hutchinson (Ritson Rd.). Time--6.8 sec. 75-Yord Dosh 1. Southwell (Centre St); 2. Lee (Cedardale); 3. Pollard (Ont, 5t.). Time sec. . 60-Yord Murdles 1. Middleton (N. Simcoe); 2. Gimlett (Maple Grove); 3. Nichols (Ritson Rd.) Time--10.4 sec. . Running Boord Jump A Gibson (Centre St); 2. Southwell (Centre St.); 3. Hircock (Westmount). | Distance-- 13' 5, Va-Mile Obstacle Race 1. Hircock (Westmount); 2. Westfall | {King St); 3. Williams (Hampton). Time Softball Thiow 1. Crawford (Ritson Rd); 2. Flintoff (S. Simcoe); 3. Pollard (Ont. St., Bow- manville). Distance--162'6", 220-Yard Relay, 1. Ritson Road (Chasczewski Craw-! ford, Hutchinson, Nicholson). 2. Central { Bowmonville. 3. N. Simcoe. Time =~ | 31.1 see. Piont Standing 1. Ritson Rd (19); 2. ire St. (18); 3. N. Simcoe (9). INTERMEDIATE 100-Yard Dash 1 Sostabrooks (OCVI); 2. Sager (OG- VI); 3. Mountenoy (OCVI), Time -- 12 | see 220-Yord Dosh Fostaliosks (OCVI); 2. Sager . Padden (BTS), Times -- 27.3 80- Yard Hurdles Srey (BTS); 2. Hutc bnson cv Padden (BTS). Time--12 Running Bivad Jum Ro Dus (Ritson Rd.); 2. Barriage (Rit- }. bE: (ocvi); 3 | sec. The beginning of the Intermedi- ate 220-yard sprint at the Junior Police Games in Bowmanville yesterday saw a widely stagger- ed start with Corporal C. 1- man of the RC using the "Bull-horn" to keep the runners in order. Holding the power- pack for the horn is Tom Hob- ins of the Traihing School. The OCVI scored a first in this event ' with Dave Estabrooke (not son Rd); 3. Doupe (PPHS). Distance-- & 163", Va-Mile Obstacle Race 1. Parks (OCVI); 2. Estabrooks (OC. VI); 3. White (BTS). Time--1.12, 440-Yard Reloy a AR Mountenay,, Hulchine son, Estabroo , hs Time----54.9 sec. " 880-Yard Reloy 1. OCVI (Hutchinson, Boyd, Parks, Estabrooks); 2. BTS, 3. PPHS. Time 1.59 9/14. . Standing . BTS (28); 3. PPHS SENIOR 100-Yord Desh 1. Nichol (OCVIi); 2. Wilson foci 3. Medland (OCVI). Time--11.2 sec. 220-Yord Dash . Medland (OCVI); Trimble (BMS); 3 toed (BHS). Time--27.5 sec. 80-Yord Hurdles 1. Lowery (OCVI); 2. Soverly | {BHS); 3. Wilson (OCVI). Time--11 Running Broad Jum 1. Wilson (OCVI; 2. (Niche! (ocvi): 3. Grant (OCV1). Distance--19' 314", Va-Mile Obstacle Race 1. Crouse (OCVI); 2. Trimble (BHS); 3. a (BTS). Time--2.40. 0-Relay Race 1. OCVI (Crouse, Kimberly, Reid, Lowery); 2. Point 1. OCVI (49); 2 nm PPHS; 3. BHS. Time--54.2 880.Yord Relay Roce 1. OCVI (Mediand, Sharples, Grant, Peacock); 2. BHS; 3. BTS. Time---1:52 3/10. Point Standing 1. OCVI (55Y; 2. BHS (19); 3. BTS and PPHS (7). SPECIAL EVENTS Tug-of-War i BTS (Girows Hopkinson, Wyonch, Peters, Gallagher, Reid, McCullough and Carey); 2. Maple Grove; 3. Centre St. OPen Mile 1. R. Beaumont (Toronto); 2. Col- gel (BS); 3. Richards (BHS). Time-- 4/10, 3-Legged Race 1. Cpl. 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