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=> wp" 28 -- Scugog Citizen - Tuesday, June 31, 1994 " Fine showing by local school athletes The R. H. Cornish track and third, Diana Burnett first field athletes are to. be , 200 meter - Diana-Burnett lated for their 1k fifth, Derek Tindall fifth, effort and achi ts in the A da Wakeford third All Durham Final Meet at Civic , 400 meter - Genevieve Coxon Fields in Oshawa. fourth, Derek Tindall fourth, They have become part of a Amanda Wakeford third very select group by finishing in 800 meters - Kim Coates fifth the top six places of all students 15600 meters - Kim Coates competing in the Durham third, Brad Johnston fifth ion. 4 x 100 meter relay - boys - Hurdles - Diana Burnett fith, Aaron Thomson, James Pargeter, Adam Jones, Derek Tindall, Glenn McCready sixth. 4 x 100 meter relay - girls - Melissa Kroonenberg, Karen Francis, Becky Evans, Amanda Wakeford, Jennifer Smith - second. =o Jim Haghson: In A Park Somewhere By Jim Hughson, Sportscaster The Sports Network Nick Pelyk fifth, Amanda Wakeford third High Jump - Heather Metcalfe fourth, Melissa Kroonenberg forth, Michael Gajewski third Triple Jump - Becky Evans Canada's battle of the basepaths has taken a different twist this year. Toronto has everything that Montreal wants but now the Expos have everything the Blue Jays need The Expos crave the attention (at the gate and on TV), adulation and championsHips the Blue Jays possess. Things that would provide the cash flow they need to end the yearly speculation they're leaving town. The Blue Jays may have the championships but the attention they're getting is for the wrong reasons as they battle for last place in théir division. The cure for what ails them is the Expos' personnel. You'll get an argument to separate the country over which team has the best players at each position, but suffice it to say the Blue Jays batting order is still the best in baseball (even if' no seff-respecting Expo fan will admit it) but the Expos' pitching staff is one of the few that could handle that lineup. so Montreal's baseball summapmight be better than Toronto's The Blue Jays are hittable proof of the adage "You can get enough pitching." Even Toronto's high-powered offence can't win 7-8 every night. Their problem is obvious; the baseballs are not only juiced this year, they're bigger and seldom miss a bat. The notable difference between the two pitching staffs is money. The Blue Jays are paying more for less because they won two championships. It truly costs a lot to win in baseball Saddled with a World Series payroll in excess of $45 million the Jays had to let Jimmy Key, David Cone ano David Wells move on. And rather thar pay Jack Morris $5 million to pitch, they chose to pay him a fortune not to The Expos have a younger more dependable staff and could pay the salaries of two or three starters with the million it cost to buy out Morris. They have not one, but two closers in Mel Rojas and John Wetteland and, since they've not won yet, Montreal's payroll is half that of Toronto's. the young talent is just or the verge of making big dough Both teams have been models for building from within. Their well-stocked minor leagues have been the envy of all baseball But now when the Expos need a fifth starter they go to the minors and find Gabe White ready for prime time. When the Blue Jays need. help they go to the farm and find the crop already harvested. Top prospects were traded away 10 win Yet another high price for championship rings. The Expos won't attract four million fans like Toronto because they don't have the corporate demand for tickets in Montreal They won't get 150 games on TV because the same corporation that don't buy tickets don't buy TV ads On the field, however, .they have a grea! chance to catch up and when they do they'll have to pay the price of success. It's a challenge within reach that they'll gladly accept a. Hughson" is sponsored by YAMAHA The Power To Satis! YAMAHA Sales & Service 4437 (D055) OR6- in track R. H. Cornish can be very proud of the effort put forth by the Junior Track and Field members at the All Durham final. The level of competition was very high but our school did well and the following athletes won ribbons for top six finishes: long jump - Dean Van Camp - first, Steven MacLennan - sixth high jump - Ashlea Jones - first 100 meters - Dean Van Camp, first, Jodi May second, Jennifer Bruton - third 200 meters - Dean Van Camp, first, Jennifer Bruton second, Taryn Izatt-Galloway fourth, Morgan Cooper fifth 400 meters - Jodi May, second, Clayton Gilmore fifth 800 meters - Kalin Moon third 15600 meters - Braden Tarbotton second, Greg Jeffrey fifth i Relay 4 x 100 - nine year old boys third, 11 year old girls third, 10 year old girls fourth, nine year old girls fifth | "800, meter coed medley relay - 11 and under - 'sixth bs 22 Ashley Jones placed 1st In the Durham Public School High Jump competition and Dean Van Camp placed 1st in the 100 and 200 metre sprints and In the long jump. Diana Bumett not present, placed 1st In the long jump. See story for other results by the Cornish track and field team. Squirts turn in two solid games for win and loss On June 13, our Legion Defensive highlights were two Fastball stars were in Rich Hill and a threatening sky didn't save our hosts as Port jumped out to a quick 7-0 first inning lead on the way to a 11-4 Wi Several of the Richmond Hill runs were thanks to our errors but they weren't able to capitalize any further. 13300 Cartwright acres and / or join us in our r-- CADMUS COUNTRY CLUB One mile south of Cadmus HE NOW OPENER ™~, Come and enjoy a day of Rainbow or Speckled Trout Fishing (no licence required), take a walk through our 100 Room with daily lunch and dinner specials. SUNDAY BRUNCH Every Sunday 10 AM to 2 Pi thro ts on steal catcher Matt Skerratt. Matt also combined with Tim for a forceout at the plate. Mike Koury and Sean Jeffrey alertly moved around the bases from first to second to take advantage of defensive lapses. Tim Jones pitched the win on East 1/4 Line 986-0488 Nat Scenic Dining F $7.95 1 MOTOR ERVEGIONE BERRY 3 Yundas St. | ERY no (Wa 964 Sport Sedan $11,595. 1994 Sport Coupe ¥ "u ~ (905) TR J HOY-HARPER Your local area Sales & Leasing Consultant. 13 eight hits, two walks and four strikeouts. He led his team as well with a four for five effort at the plate Mark Richardson was three for three while Matt Skerratt and Aaron Lycett had two hits. Mike Koury, Matt Breen and Jeff Kane stroked singles. Richard Bryant walked and scored in our first inning outburst. The League leading Bramalea team visited Port Perry on June 16. They took advantage of three lead off walks and their heads up base running to show why they are in first place. Final score was Port 5, Bramalea 9. Despite the final outcome, our "golden boys" kept the score close at 5-5 until the final inning. Port highlights were a "diving catch by Matt Breen in left field, a tagout at home by Matt Skerratt déspite being bowled over and a nice throw from centre field to hope plate by Braden Tarbotton. Mark Richardson Htd4hree hits, while Matt Skqrratt and Aaron chipped in two hits each. Singles were by Chris Monsma and Chris Skerratt. Tim: led off two innings with walks. Mark allowed four hits, 11 walks and bad ten strikeouts to absorb theloss + Next Legion fastball home game will be June 23 against Newmarket. PORT PERRY TIRE & WHEEL Automotive @ Farm Commercial ® All Brands