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r---- LP -- *pérsons of' Gary ~~ Owen earned the pride to. enter the High School Track Finalists ~L. Parkinson GARY LAWRENEE AND JACK *a' 'OWEN IN ONTARIO H. 8. TRACK FINALS Two Aine all-round athletes from the Port Perry. igh School, in the vrenced and Jack | Ontario High School's Track and Field finals at 'Lake Cauchiching, Saturday, May 30th, by virtue of their success in the. COSSA finals held at. Oshawa on-Satyrday last. - Gary Lawrence, although pressed from the beginning, took an early lead in the Intermediate 440 yard run, and held it to the tape (as he was clocked ®. 67.2) to give him a first in'Central ntario High School Finals. (This area includes Oshawa, Peterborough, Lindsay, Pickering, Trenton, Midland, Orillia and numerous small centres throughout the district. Lawrence's time was well over 2 seconds faster than the winner's record in the same meet last year. : The all-time Ontario H.S. intermedate record for the 440 was set last year and is about 63 seconds, (Lawrence had previously won the COSSA semi- finals on Monday afternoon.) Jack Owen won his first mile in competition on Monday of last week and then running in his first two mile, was close second in the COSSA finals 2 mile open event Saturday to qualify for: the Ontario finals this week-end. Owen's Ume v was appprox. "12 minutes. . We stand correction on this point, but we feel that these two lads are very - probably making history for their school, when they compete in the Ontario Secondary School finals this Saturday. Included in the finals com- petition Saturday will be the track and field stars from Toronto, Hamilton, London, Windsor, Sudbury, etc., some of whom without a doubt 'will be re- presenting Canada'in the Olympics in 1946. This, we are'stating merely to stress the type of competition Owen and Lawrence will be privileged to meet and 'compete with at Lake Couchiching,. = + Both George Cochrane and Sinclair Robertson from the P. P.H.S. deserve] mention of their fine showing on Sat- urday as théy combined with Owen and Lawrence to take third in the COSSA relay finals for Intermediates and ran an impressiye 880 and 2- mile respectively. 0AC C. Tr Track : And Field Meet If all the calories burned up by high school track and field men recently in this part of Ontario 'were laid end to 'end, they'd probably stretch from here to Lake Coucliiching. And that's about what's happening, too. Because many of those track and field men--with a resplenished supply of calories -- will go to the Ontario Athletic. Commission Camp at Lake Couchiching near Orillia; Saturday (May 30) to compete in the fifth an- nual All-Ontaria track meet. = The meet is held by the Ontario Federa- tion of School Athletic Associations. About 260 of the best athletes in the province will be present for the affair which is the culmination of weeks of competition in the various areas of Ontario. ; For the big meet Saturday, the pro- vince is sliced into eight divisions-- Western, Northern, Central, Eastern and Niagara sections, plus. Hamilton, Toronto and Toronto district. Each trackman will compete as 4 member of one of those teams, and the team piling up the most points becomes the owner of the Manufacturers Life Trophy. And in the last few days there's been a lot of discussion about who will win the Trophy, Toronto has cap- tured. it for the last two years. But their confidence in a third time win has been shaken somewhat by excel- lent performances reported from other areas. Western Ontario will send- a particularly strong contingent this year, headed by John K err of Wind- sor Kennedy Collegiate who was call- 'ed by Don Conham, track coach at University of Michigan; "one of the (Continued in column 4) DANCE Adults 50c. 'THE HARVEY DANCE ACADEMY by MARY BROTHERWOOD'S PORT PERRY CLASS assisted by IRENE HARVEY'S DANCERS, at the. ... .. PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL MONDAY, JUNE 1st, 8 p.m. ; , Ce Presents a REVUE Children 35c. 9.00 a.m.--Boys under 9, 76 yd. dash. 9.10 a.m.--Boys '11 and 12, 75 yd. dash 9.16 a.m.--Girls under 9, 756 yd. dash 9.20 a.m.~Girls 9 and 10, 76 yd. dash 9.30 a.m.--Girls under 9, bd. jp. _ --Boys 9 and 10, hj. ~ --Girls 9 and 10, b. 3. 9.45 a.m.--Boys under 9, h, i + --Girls 11 and 12, b. j. " «--Boys 1t and 12, h. j. 10.00 a.m.--Girls under 9, h, j. --G@Girls 9 and 10, h. j. --Boys under 9, b. j. © 10.156 a.m,--Girls 11 and 12, h. §. --Boys 9 and 10, b. j. . --Boys 1F and 12, b. j. 10.30 a.m.--Boys under 9 relay --Boys 9 and 10 relay --Boys 11 and 12 relay 11.00 a.m.--@Girls under 9 relay . © --Q@Girls 9 and 10 relay --Girls 11 and 12 relay RIBBONS 1st, 2nd and 3rd place yibbans in all events, including relays SMALL TROPHY CUPS 1. Boys under 9 2. Boys 9 and 10 3. Boys 11 and 12 4. Boys--Junior 65. Boys--Intermediate 6 7 8 . Boys Senior (open) 4 ., Girls under 9 . Girls 9 and 10 bg Girls 11 and 12 i 10. Girls--Junior Sail 11. Girls--Intermediate 12. Girls Senior (open) LARGE TROPHY CUPS 1, Outstanding P.S. age boy. 2. Outstanding P.S. age girl. - 8. Outstanding Jr, Int, or Sr. Boy. 4, Outstanding Jr. Int. or Sr. Girl. x kk Kx 1.16 p.m--Jr. Boys 100 yd. dash 1.20 p.m.--Int. Boys 100 yd. dash 1.26. p.m.--Sr. Boys 100 yd. dash 1.80 p.m.--Jr. Girls 76 yd. dash 1.36 p.m.--Int. Girls 76 yd. dash 1.40 p.m.--Sr. Girls 75 yd. dash 1.45 p.m.--Jr. Boys 220 yd. dash ' 1.50 p.m.--Int. Boys 220 yd. dash 1.66 p.m.--Sr. Boys 220 yd. dash 2.00 p.m.--Jr. Boys P. V,, Pit 1 --Int. Boys B. J., Pit 2 --Sr. Boys H. J, Pit 8. --Jt. Girls B. J. Pit 4. --Int. Girls H. J., Pit 6 _ --Sr. Girls S. B. J.; Pit 6 4.15 p.m.--Jr. Boys, 440 yds. --Int. Boys, 440 yds. --Sr. Boys, 440 yds. 2,30 p.m.--Jr. Boys 8. p. --Int. Boys p.v., Pit 1 --Sr. Boys B. J., Pit 2 --Jr. Girls S. B. Ji,"Pit 6° --Int. Girls B. J, Pit 4 --Sr. Girls H. J, Pit 5 2.45 p.m.--Int. Boys 880 --Sr. Boys 880 3.00 p.m.--Jr. Boys H. J., Pit 3 --Int. Boys S. P. --Sr. Boys P. ¥ Pit 1 BE FOOLED be hz buy house paint PHONE 61 CARNEGIE HARDWARE *Every drop of SWP is tested Sor its ability to resist each of these 6 points before it is permitted to bear > the Sherwin-Williams label. . / << Brighten Furniture, Woodwork etc, with Sherwin-Williams HIGH GLOSS ENAMELOID PORT PERRY iy Coronation Track and Field Meet, Port Perry, June Ind THE PORT PERRY STAR-THURSDAY, MAY 28th, 1968--5 - 9.05 a.m.--Boys 9 and 10, 75 yd. dash | 9.25 a.m.--Girls 11 and 12, 75 yd. dash | enthused Charlie H 4 H 4 $ H H SERVICE AND REPAIRS To All Makes of Cars and Trucks Ak " QUALIFIED LICENSED MECHANICS, USING THE LATEST IN MODERN REPAIR EQUIPMENT . (We can pick up your car and return it to you.) Ux-Spring Motors Limited MERCURY, LINCOLN, METEOR DEALERS Junction 12 and 47 Highways Jesse reteset ete testes eerrossrtttorsser meron sssnesrensesesessrertir rt OY TO THE WINNER The pretty girls shown above aren't included as part of the winner's spoils. The handsome trophy, however, will be 'presented by the Manufacturer's Life Insurance Company to the district winning the most poipts in the All- Ontario Interscholastic Track and Field . Championships being held at Lake Couchiching on Saturday, May | 30. The Toronto High School cheer- leaders shown above are Cynthia Forbes, Malvern Collegiate; Doris Christoff, Central Tech; Toni Cox, Jarvis Collegiate; and Ivi Riives, Cen- tral Tech, --Jr. Girls H, J, Pit 5 --Int. Girls S. B. J,, Pit 6 --Sr. Girls B. J, Pit 4 3.156 p.m.--Jr, Boys B. J, Pit 4 --Int. Boys H. J. Pit 3 --Sr. Boys H. S. J, Pit 2 3.30 p.m.--Sr. Boys S. P. - --Jr. 'Girls Relay --Int. Girls Relay --Sr. Girls Relay - 3.45 p.m.--Sr. Boys mile 4.00 p.m.--Jr. Boys Relay --Int. Boys Relay --Sr. Boys Relay 7.00 p.m.--Open cross country run (Phil Coulter Trophy) PHIL COULTER TROPHY For the Cross-Country Run--an an- nual trophy being run off for the first time in Port Perry, at 7.00 p.m. the evening of the track meet. ENTRIES | No Entries will be eligible for any Contestant in any division, except in the "special case of a boy or girl not having had forms given to their school. Hence all forms must be in by Fri, May 29th, : FLASH! | ! The first (at home) league game for the Port Perry Durham team will be Wednesday, June 3, at the Fair Grounds. Game time 6.30 p.m. 0.A.C.C. TRACK and FIELD . (Continued from column 2) best high school performers I've ever seen.' Hamilton, NE looks stronger this year, and their senior relay team stacks up as one of the best. "They may well set a new record this year", Box, = permanent secretary of the Federation, last week. "Might even set a new Canadian re- cord." In addition to the Manufacturers Life Trophy whic goes to the win- ning division, individual awards are made to the winners of each event. 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