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"Sports Scene sm us * St. T athletes go to provincials Roth, 5th in 400 metre hurdles, Dave Forrest, 2nd in midget aboys high jump and 4th in midget boys 400 metres, Andy Bowers, 4th in midget boys triple jump and 5th in both high jump and pole vault; Trevor Irvine, 4th in midget boys pole vault; Terry Lorette, 3rd in midget boys pole vault and 6th in midget boys high jump; Heather McGregor also plac- ed 6th in the midget girls 800 metres. Tanya Anderson, Robin Merkley and Sean also competed, but missed qualifying for the O.F.S.A.A. regionals which will be held in Oshawa on Friday, May 22 and Saturday May 23. Last Wednesday St. Theresa's Crusaders track and field team travelled to Oshawa for the G.B.S.S.A. championships. It proved to be a successful day as seven of 10 athletes qualified for the provincial championship regional meet next weekend in Oshawa. Dave Forrest lead the way for the Crusaders by winning the midget boys long jump with a leap of 5.23 metres. Dave Cadieux placed third in the senior boy's high jump and Heather mcGregor placed third in the midget girls 1,500 metres. Also qualify- ing were: Sandra Chapman, 5th in 400 metre hurdles, 6th in junior girls 3000 metre; Steve Soaring high Midland's Robert Lee won first place in the pole vault event at the Georgian Bay Secon- dary School Association Track and Field Meet last week in Oshawa. Lee, along with the rest of the MSS team, will be travelling Scores in At the Coldwater Bridge Club, winners receiving rating points from contract play on May 4 were; John Dowling and Jim Hughes, 66 victory points; David Parker and Lloyd At- tridge, 62; and Jean Carson and Verna Williams with 44. The evening duplicate was won by Rea and George Kingsborough with 67 per cent; followed by Friedel and Peter Shaw, 56; Jean McLeod and Brad Osborne, 53; Helen Medveckis and Gus Salcevics, 52; Sheila and Ross Hawkins, 51; Dot and Dac Harris, 46; Geraldine Simpson and Marg Sheldon, 43; Katherine Brimer and Mabel Dolan, 33. With the Senior Citizens Fun Tournaments well on their way, attention is focussing on the Epson Worldwide Bridge Contest. Epson computers will be used to tabulate world scores and determine world rankings at the World Bridge Federation headquarters in this weekend back to Oshawa for the regionals. A good finish in Oshawa will en- title the athlete to compete in the following weekend's provincial championship meet in Hamilton. Photo by Craig Stewart. two days Paris. The equipment will enable the WBF to make scores available within 48 hours after play begins. ? One of the event's greatest attractions is that it is open to anyone, regardless of skill level. Thousands of players, from novice to world master will test their skill against local club players, foreign dignitaries and world champions. The top six pairs of players worldwide will earn enough WBF master points to become instant world masters, an honour shared by fewer than 500 players worldwide. The game in Midland at the YMCA is open for check-in from 1 p.m. to 1:30 p.m., 16 May. Play will get underway soon after. Pre- In the air registration is advisable as there cannot be any half tables, but anyone arriving will be accommodated subject to the half table restriction. This effort in the triple jump event at the GBSSA Track and Field Meet in Oshawa last week by Jeff Bell gave MSS Marauders a first and third place finish in the event. Along with his third place finish, Bell placed second in the discus. Midland racked up a total of 39 points to finish second behind ODCVI. Photo by Craig Stewart. Tuesday, May 19, 1987, Page 15