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16 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 29th, 1974. P.P.H.S. places fifth at Oshawa track & field meet Port Perry High School was placed fifth in. overall performance at the Lake Ontario Secondary School Association's track and field meet at Oshawa last week. They earned 203 points. Dunbarton" finished first with 302 followed by O'Neill with 270 points, Oshawa Catholic with 238 points and McLaughlin with 233. This was the first time a school from outside Oshawa won the team championship. 19 schools participated in the meet. The following Port Perry students won points for their team: Senior Boys: 3000 metres Jan Rensink (third) with a timing of 10:32:0 Long Jump: Kerry Hors- len first) with a jump of 19 ft. 7 in... Triple Jump: Kerry Hors- len first) with a jump of 40 ft. 7 in. . High Jump: Kerry Horslen (first) with a jump of 5 ft. 10 in. Discus: Roy Gaal (first) with a throw of 114 ft. 5.5 in. Senior Girls High Jump: Sue Bond (third) with a jump of 4 ft. 6 in. Shot Put: Sandy Cochrane (second) with a throw of 28- ft. 11 in. Discus: Sandy Cochrane Split opening games VanCamp Juniors Softball Club opened the South Ont- ario Fastball League Sche- dule last Tuesday night at the local Ballpark by drop- ping a close 6 - 5 decision to the Markham Aces. Laurie Williams pitched the complete game for the losers and while he allowed only 4 hits to the visitors, his mates made 5 errors in the field, which allowed four unearned runs by the aces. Ken Young was the winn- ing pitcher for Markham, he relieved Ted Lewis in the 4th inning. Centre Fielder Grant McLaughlin had two of the Juniors five hits, with Roger Holtby and Brent Heard getting singles and Ken Davidson a long triple to deep right field. The Juniors appeared very shakey in the field at times, but this was their first game of the young season and with four new players in the line-up, it will take a few games for the boys to adjust to their positions. On Thursday evening May 23, VanCamp Juniors played their first away game of the season; as they travelled to North York and walloped the Home Club 17-2. The local club really put on an offensive show with the bats in this game as they produced 16 hits off four North York Pitchers; this included four home runs. Grant McLaughlin again led the Hit Parade with two tremendous home runs fol- lowed by Laurie Williams with a Homerun and a triple. Brent Heard had three sin- gles. Brian Smith and Bob Ryan two singles each, while Doug Christie a home run and Rob Monroe, Ken David- son, Rick Campbell and Neil McLaughlin all contributed a base hit. Laurie Williams again pitched the complete game and allowed only three hits, including a home run by Bob Brown. Dave Lee was the losing pitcher for North York. The Juniors have a busy week ahead as Whitby comes to town tomorrow night. (Thursday). This should be an exciting contest as the Whitby Club are Intermed- jate "A Classification and should give the VanCamp Club all they can handle in the hitting and pitching dey artments (1 Sunday. June 2, the Juniors travel to Aurora for a 7:30 contest; and on Tues- dav June 4. the Greenwood Intermediates will be at the Waterfront Park to continue their rivalry from last season, when one game in Greenwood went 14 innings before they defeated the Juniors 4 - 3. (third) with a throw of 84 ft. 6.5 in. Junior Girls: 200 metres: Debbie (first) with timing of seconds 400 metres: Debbie Lee (first) with a timing of 63.1 seconds 80 metre hurdles: Sandra Scott (third) with a timing of 14.5 Junior Boys 3000 metres: Jim Pheonix (third) with a timing of 9:36:.6 High Jump: Sean Taylor (third) with a jump of 5 ft. 8 in. Discus: Rick Gorris (first) with a throw of 119 ft. 6 in. and Doug Christie (third with a throw of 110 ft. 1.75 in. Midget Boys: 100 metres: E. Olsen (third) with a timing of 12.5 seconds. 200 metres: Pete Cochrane (first) with a timing of 25.0 seconds. Midget Girls 80 metre hurdles: Susan Bigglestone (third) with a timing of 14.6 seconds. Lee 28.0 § § £1 AL CEE A ITER aA i RA Cha] > FRANSES YR RE SEIAS FRI S QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY - 985-2562 MIDDLETON'S Ground [r= [ BEEF b. $19 SIDE ask about our HOME FOOD-FREEZER PLAN a plan to fit everyones budget BACON n. 95° Fresh Leg of Ib. 09 BONELESS PORK $1 MAPLE ¢ BUTTER ™ 85 Weiners vn. 79° 10 Ib. box $7% FREEZER ORDERS The older it Sides, Hinds & Fronts of BEEF *12 Terms arranged the more beautiful it gets. When you buy a Midas muffler for your car, you get a lovely little piece of paper. The Midas lifetime guarantee. It states quite plainly tha t if you ever need Just as long as you own your car. MIDAS MUFFLER. We guaranteeit. Forever. 116 Bond Street West, Oshawa another muffler, Midas pays for the muffler not you. ~~ Now isn't it nice to know that some things" will still be beautiful 50 years from now? Approx. per week Ww kK | I i A \ W 4 si Bd f 1] ¢ i i JR