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A ESR! 1 SEE =< _ SPORTS RE-PORT by Bil Fitsell : PORT ATHLETES TALENTED AND LUKCY-- Ina day of sé many spectator sports _. too, few participant sports, this village is fortunate to have such an active group of track and field athletes. In most centres if some teen-agers wére requested to run around the tiack or to high jump they would likely tell you to take a jump. Most youths have some' talent for track and field but in few centrés has it been: cultivated like here in Port Perry. . . . Coming from'a centre where track was something your elders excelled in years ago we are amazed at the number of High School students who participate in the events of this sport which is one of the few, if not the last purely amateur sport, in Canada. It is a good sign to see the lads and lassies running, Jumping and leaping on the track and in © the field and pit events, Track develops the body and keeps the mind _, busy and clean.' Better Port Perry and District youth be running off with a baton'in a relay race than-thinking up some other way to "work off*excess energies. With local athletes in the midst of a number of track meets it is timely to salute the-high-school-board---- | Williams, O.CIV.1, take a ribbon was the 440 relay team, finishing second behind Bowmanville, _{ while the under 18 boys placed behind OCVI No. 1 relay team in the other -..}440 event. . Other prize winners were Earl Bacon and'Don Cochrane, Detailed results are as follows: ' = - BOYS UNDER 15 Broad Jumpe«1, B, Baldwin, Brook- lin H.8.;°2, P. Atkin,. Port Perry T. & F.C.; 8, B. Mountenay, 0.C.V.I, Dis- tance: 16 ft., 6% in. > BOYS UNDER, 18 Arn Green Trophy 100 Yards--1, R, Wilson, S.A.C.; 2, G. Lawrence, PPT. & F.C; 38, W. Time: 11.5 sec. . 440 Yards--1, W. Williams, 0.C.- V.I,; 2, J. Owen, PPT. & F.C.;: 8, L. Hooper, Bow, H.S. Time: 56.6 sec, Broad Jump--1, R. Wilson, SA.C.; 2, G. Palmer, .P.P.T. & F.C; 3, W. Williams, 0.C.ViL Distance: 16 ft,, 10% in. ~.8-1b, Shot--1, G. Lawrence, P.P.T & F.C.; 2, W. Williams, OC.V.L; 8, L. > welsh, COULTER, one of the top tracksters to come out of Port Perry QS Rb AA A gM SA "PORT PERRY ATHLETES TAKE and the staff who Ca promote this work. These are mem- orable days, for the pupil¥ because there's nothing like the old school spirit and the feeling that you took part in some way. LOCALS TO SEEK DURHAM CROWN-- "PORT PERRY's North Durham league champions, after consider- , able delay will seek the all-Durham crown and the John James Trophy starting at Orono to-night... With Orono playing in O.B.A, intet- mediate "C" ball there was talk of cancelling' the final series but manager ROSS McLEAN and the Orphans finally. decided on a best of three series . .". SATURDAY at three p.m, is the date and time for the second tilt here at the fair grounds. There's been some chatter - that BILL. HARPER will hurl for the locals as Orono are reported to be using their regular O.B.A, team, Not that we have anything against southpaw William but we hope both teams stick to their signed players and decide the championship according to the rules. However, there's no doubt with Harper working out there for Port and probably-West for Orono it would be quite an attractive tussle . . SUTTON GREENSOX and Little Britain Bluebirds started the final series for the Tri-County crown yesterday-in the Mariposa 'centre. Lindsay Walkwoods were forced. to drop out of the round-robin<ghen > several of their young team members left for school, college, hockey apd football. George Holborn"s s' men meet Britain back in Sutton on Saturday . . NORM HAUGEN, the lanky high school. cager may make the Lions basketball team in the Oshawa loop. If 'he does it * probably 'will be.due in part to'his regular practices under the basket... he had erected at the back of pop' s Restaurant . . . CONGRATS to coach Ivan Parkinson and his néw Port Perry Track and Field club on their second place showing in the Oshawa Shamrocks meet Satur- -- day. The locals showed that they will have to be watched at the inter-- . + school meet here Oct. 3. . GARNET PALMER, Jack Owen, Garry Lawrence and Ron McKinzey made up the boys' relay team which came through with a quartet of 110 yard sprints to finish second . "district, was an interested spectator at Oshawa and was scheduled to attend yesterday' s school field day here. Phil, a strapping lad at 19, .who trained under the famed Ace Percival, almost qualified as Can- 'ada's javelin tosser for the Olympics . . . . PETE SULMAN, who is at Ryerson Tech., gained some. football RY by trying out with the college squad . . BOBBY HASSARD, the Stouffville clipper, is drawing rave uote: for his work with the leafs at St. Catharines. All Bob's Tri County ball opponents will be pulling for him to make 37 ft., 1% in. 4 x 100 Yard Relay--1, 0.C.V.1,, No. 1 Team; 2, P.P.T, & F.C.; 8, 0.C.V.I, No. 2 Team. Time: 50.9 sec, GIRLS UNDER 15 - 75 Yards--1 B, Bathgate, Bow. P.S.; 2, A, Claverdon, 0.C.V.I.; 3, J. Cal- berry, PPT, & F.C. Time: 9.0 sec. | asempires SL OPEN EVENTS Harmony Motors Trophy 440 Yards--1, L. Drummond, S.A.C.; 2, H. Collins, P.P.T. & F.C.; - 3, B. Caverley, Bo. Time 53.1 sec. Shamrock: A.C. Trophy 880 Yards--1, H: Colling, P.P.T. & F.C.; 2, K. Marsh, S.A.C.; 3, O. Coch- rane, PPT, & F.C. Time: 2 min, 21.1 sec. Keith- Ross Memorial Trophy 2 miles--1, B. Pipher, S.A.C.; 2, L: Scott, Thornton's; 3, E. Bacon, P.P.T. & F.C. Time: 11 min,,.27 sec. C. P. Foster Trophy Shot Put, Discus and Javelin com- bined--1, J, Saramak, S.A.C. 18 bts} i} 2, Waldensperger, P.P.T. & F.C 3 pts.; 3, J: Blackburn; Uxbridge Ha Discus--1, J. .Saramak, S.A.C.; 2, J. Blackburn, Ux, H.S.; 3, Walden- sperger, P.P.T. & F.C. Distance: 110 ft., bin. : : Javelin--1, J Saramak, S.A.C.; 2, Waldensperger, P.P.T. & F.C; 3, J. Blackburn, Ux, H.S. Distance: 146 ft.25 in, : * ; T- Friendship Trophy High Jump, Broad Jump, Hop, Step and Jump-- 1, L -Drummond, S.A.C., 2, H. Collins, P.P.T. & F.C, 13; 3, K. Marsh, SAC, 10 High Jump--1, H, Collins, PP.T. & the jump . . OSHAWA HOCKEY FANS will be able to see home- _ brews in action this year with Smiths Transport sponsoring the entry "in the OHA senior loop with entries from Orillia, Péterborongh, Belle- 'ville, Kingston and Stouffville . . . .,OVER AND OUT . . BROOK- LIN STEVENSONS were scheduled to decide their OASA Int, "C" quarter-finals with Sherkston in Hamilton yesterday. after taking the . second game at home 9-5. . : ; IND AT OSHAWA TRACK MEET . firsts, nine seconds and five thirds in . PPTFC claiming two red ribbons, 'mond of S.A.C. Drummond nosed out 'a first and a. second against stiff com- i speedy. Drummond who won in "the Port Perry's newly formed Track and Field Club showed some surpris- ing form at Oshawa and District meet at Alexandra Park Saturday by chas- ing the host club, Shamrock Athletic Club to the 1952 championship. Ivan Parkinson's team rolled up 89 points just seven back'of the Sham- rocks with '08. The locals took three the various events to finish in second place well ahead of Oshawa C.V.I. and Brooklin high school teams, Harold Collins was the big man for three seconds and a third for 28 points, -- The wiry athlete was just three points back of Lindsay Drum- Collins for the pit event trophy, the Friendship Cup, by one point. Collins, who won the 880 and the Shamrock A.C. Trophy took the high jump with a 'scissors' leap-of five foot three, He placed second in the broad jump and third in-the hop; step and jump. : Johnny Waldinsperger showed well in the C. P. Foster trophy events, fin- ishing with 11 points, just seven back of the winner John Saramak of Sham i rocks. The husky Waldinsperger too @.third in the discus and a second An the javelin throw. - NEW COMERS SHINE. Coach Parkinson was well pleased the all:round showing of his boys especially - the. juniors. Garry Law- rence gave a fine display in winning petition. In the 100-yards for boys under 18 he beat out the favoured Bill Williams 'and finished just behind the time of 11.6. Lawrence climaxed his fine performance by putting the eight pound shot 87 feet 7% inches to win the event over Williams. Young Pete Atkins came up with a good effort Jack Owen running the under 18 class 440 yards event came second behind Williams who set the winning pace at 56.6 Gary Palmer was second in the broad jump. : J. Calberry fin- ished third in the 756 yard dash but the only other girl entrants from Prot to F.C.; 2, B. Kilpatrick, Bow.; 3, K. Marsh, S.A.C. Height: 6ft., 3 in. -Broad Jump--1, L, Diupmond, S. A.C.; 2, H. Collins, P.P.T. & 3, K. Marsh, Distance: 18 ft, 3 in. y Hop, Step and Jump--1, L. Drum- mond, S.A.C.; 2, K. Marsh, S.A.C.; 3, H Collins, P. PT & F.C. Distance: 38 ft.,, 3% in. The Rotary Club Trophy : ; "For Most Points--1, Shamrock A.C;, 96; 2, Port Perry T. & Field Club, 89; 3, Oshawa C.V.I., 64; 4, Brooklin H.S,, 27; b, Ritson. Road P.S., 28; 6, Bow- "manville, 21; 7, North Oshawa P.S,, 20; 9, Bowmanville H.S., 15; 10° Ux- bridge H.S., 14; 11, Centre Street P.S., 7; 12, Bowmanville P:S,, 6; 12, Thorn- ton's Corners, 6. : Individual Points--1, L.: Drummond, S.A.C, 26; 2, H. Collins, P.P.T. & F.C 23; 3, Saramak, S.A.C., and B. Bald. win, Brooklin H.S., 18. é 2) Ontario Progressive Conservative Annual Meeting - TOWN HALL, WHITBY, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30; 1952, 8 p.m. Election of Officers. ; 'Riding Guest Speaker. R. D. 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