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Don Lawrence * Sports editor * « for St. T's ? run-a-thon St. Theresa's High School in Midland recently held its sixth annual run-a-thon to raise funds for their athletic programs. The event was run on the track of Sacred Heart School in Midland. Out of the 181 students at St. Theresa's 118 par- ticipated in the run-a-thon. Between the eight classes that took part, 3,280 laps around the track were run with an average of 20 laps for each runner. Total pledges came to $4,915.51, the average for each runner at $27.16. Highest pledges raised by the 9A class. They raised $1,148.98. They also held the highest average raised per runner with $57.71 going into the pot for each of them. The results of the run-a-thon looked like this: Class Pledges 9A $1,148.98 9B $699.11 ie 10A $482.38 10B $308.85 } 11A $491.07 11B $652.39 2 2 12 $959.38 Action tonight 13 $173.45 Action such as this will be seen tonight the Penetanguishene Arena at 8:30 p.m. Meanwhile Midland Centennials will be $4,915.51 All proceeds from the exhibition game will hosting Angus tonight also at 8:30 p.m. go to St. John's Ambulance Brigade. when Penetanguishene Kings take on Mid- Ontario finalists Schomberg Cougars in uniors move up at St. T's Girls' top runners Krystine Morrey - 38 Ursula Duenkel - 37 Janet Cadeau - 35 Lynne Garrett - 35 Sherry-Lynne Harvieux - 35 Maureen Jaegger - 35 ris Runners from St. They finished in Individual standings 37. Jim Newton - 18:09 18:12 ; Theresa's High School secondspot witha team _ shaped up like this: 41. Mark Gagnon 18:30 OPEN GIRLS Boys' top runners in Midland performed _ score of 61. MIDGET BOYS MIDGET GIRLS c 16:53 Kevin Chapman - 47 well at the zone meet held at Sunnidale Park in Barrie Wednesday. Marlon Giesler finished in 14th position and John Bald was right behind him in 15th position. The team score was 72 for third place. That is the position the team finished in last time they competed in Barrie two weeks ago. The junior ~ boys moved up a spot in this meet with Kevin Chapman leading his teammates in sixth position. Maureen Jaeger came in to claim fifth for the midget girls, leading the team to a score of 83 for a fifth place finish. In open girls' com- petition, Kelly Swales was the top runner for St. Theresa's with the team totalling up 130 points and taking sixth place in the com- petition. Senior boys. John Quilty and Chris Brennen finished 18th and 32nd respectively as the only two runners in that category. 14. Marion Giesler 13:29 15 . John Bald - 13:32 18. Owen Quilty - 13:42 25. Brian Berriault 14:00 30. Mike 14:11 49. Bryan Lacroix La225 McKeown JUNIOR BOYS 6. Kevin Chapman 15:49 11. Kris Cote - 16:06 19 Peter Quilty - 16:59 25. Rene Forget - 17:18 32. Donald Cadieux 17:46 35. Larry 18:03 Larmour 5. Maureen Jaeger - 10:19 13. Krystine Moreau 11:06 29. Doris Rein - 12:53 34. Julie Cooper - 14:51 36. Margaret Ann Gianetto - 15:00 38. Wendy Cadeau 26. Kelly Swales - 33. Adrienne Brennen - 18:26 34. Tammy Gibbons 18:28 37. Cheryl Lalonde 4 SENIOR BOYS 18. John Quilty - 17:16 32. Chris Brennen - 18:26 Field day winners Maddy English recorded the low gross in the first flight of ladies' field day action at Midland Golf and Country Club, Tuesday. She was closely followed by May Seldon and Marilyn Richmond. Low net went to Belle McKee with Eva Regan and Eileen Denny bringing up the rear. Second flight winner in low gross was Kay Lapere while Alma Marsell claimed the low net for the round. Donald Cadieux - 44 Rene Forget - 43 Mark Garnon - 43 John Bald - 40 Owen Quilty - 40 Girls' Top Fund raisers Sister Marlene - $176.25 Maureen Jaegger - $140 Wendy Cadeau - $137.50 Theresa Vanderpoel - $132.50 Heidi Cousineau - $124.04 Sandra Leduc - $123 Shelky Moreau - $112 Boys' top fund raisers Danny Dubeau - $120 Bruce Johnstone - $106.05 Terry McHugh - $104 David Olievera - $99 World Cup '80 Gymnastics is to be held at Maple Leaf Gardens from Oct. 24 to 26, 1980. World Cup is unique because it is a competition of individuals rather than nations. The International Gymnastics Federation (F.I.G.) has invited the best female and male gymnasts in the world, based on rankings in the 1980 Moscow Olympics and the 1979 World Cham- pionships in Fort Worth. Because of the Olympic boycott, World Cup '80 will be the competition that "would have taken place in Moscow", being the only occasion when all of the world's best gymnasts compete for individual and all around honours this year. Gymnasts in- PENETANG -- MIDLAND Gymnastics Corner GYM CLUB vited by F.I.G. include Comaneci, Kim, Davidova, Ditiatin, Kayiyama, Connor and Delesalle, Schlegel and Hawco from Canada. Of special interest will be~ the per- formance of four gymnasts from the People's Republic of china, competing in World Cup for the first time. In Fort Worth--their first appearance on the international competitive level--these Chinese gymnasts finished in the top 15 and many observers feel the World Cup '80 will be the competition at which they offer serious challenge for top honours. Because of the calibre of athletes at World Cup '80, this competition will be of tremendous interest to coaches, teachers. and all gymnasts whether at the school, club or recreational level of this sport. One ticket will cover all four com- petitions. The prices are as follows: $36 for golds reds; $20 for blues greens and $14 for greys. Tickets can be purchased by mailorder only, from Maple Leaf Gardens. Individual tickets, if available, will only be sold in October. For additional in- formation, please phone 416-429-7701, ext. Sale The breakdown of times and events is as follows: Fridav. Oct. 24, 1980--7 round championship Saturday, Oct. 25, 1980--7:30 p.m. Women's all round championship Sunday, Oct. 26, 1980--1:30 p.m. Men's individual finals :30 p.m. Men's all Sunday. Oct. 26, 1980--7:00 p.m. Women's individual finals 1980 marks the first time that World Cup will take place in North America. It is organized as a major break-even project by the Canadian Gymnastics Federation. Watch for, or better still, plan to attend the premier gymnastics event of 1980, featuring the top 36 gymnasts in the world. It should be a fantastic show! GYMNASTICS CALENDAR Sept. 26-27 -- tag days Sept. 28 -- Coaches clinic in Toronto Oct. 3.4,5 -- Hurons exchange with North York Gym Club Oct. 24,,26 -- World Cup '80--Toronto pent aR MS EEE A 1 EE er SC Friday, September 26, 1980, Page 23 RE Chas 25 * a"