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l4The Barrie Examiner Thursday Sept 30 I976 N0 THE BOYS arent chas ing the girls in Simcoe Coun ty high school crosscountry races this year Its just that the midget girls and midget boys races had common it finish line and the two separate groups of runners joined together on the home stretch Teresa Healy left of Banting Memorial High School is actually finishing second in the midget girls section while her home stretch companion is back in the pack in the boys divi sion Approximately 260 run ners competed in the third leg of the seven race county crosscountry series at Molsons Park Wednesday Examiner Photo Quail Vass in running form at county crosscountry meet By PAUL DELEAN Examiner Sports Writer Somehow you knew just by looking at Debbie Quail and Peter Vass after theie races Wednesday at Molsons Park that these were not run of the mill crosscountry runners While other competitors streamed across the finish line with pain and exhaustion et ched on their faces they crossed the line seemingly unruffled While others gagged and eased themselves to the ground after their ordeal they walked about apparently thinking about their next race That as it turned out is what they were doing Peter and Debbie not only won the midget divisions of High school sports list Theres soccer and basketball the high school sports calen ar for today Barrie North Collegiates girls basketball teams visit Stayner Collegiate Institute for three exhibition games Soccer action this afternoon includes the Park Street juniors of Orillia versus North Col legiate Varsity in Barrie and Bantings junior and midget squads confronting their Eastview opponents also in Barrie Friday football matchups in clude Park Juniors and Orillia District Collegiate Vocational Institute at Barrie North Col legiate and Twin Lakes juniors and Midland seniors at Central Collegiate Season ending at Shanty Bay The mens section of the Shanty Bay Golf Club has scheduled full weekend of ac tivities to close the season mixed twoball foursome tourney will get underway at pm Saturday Following the tournament hamburg fry will be held TrOphies and prizes will be presented at the hamburg fry Its work and play for the men Sunday with bacon andegg breakfast starting at am and general meeting startingatQam All male members of the club are asked to attend the meeting The meeting will be followed by 18 holes of golf RENT TRUCK V2 Tons 0Panels Vans Vans Power Tailgu res Commerciol rates rooman GMC Trucks Wednesdays Simcoe Country CrossCountry League meet but they were back on the track within halfanhour competing at longer distance in an older age bracket Peter finished seventh in the senior boys race Debbie was second in the open girls event Wednesdays races at Mo sons Park represented the third leg in series of seven races to decide the county crosscountry championships Stayner and Orillia had hosted the previous two meets For Debbie winning wasnt really much of novelty The Barrie North Collegiate Grade 10 student had captured the other two midget girls races in the series She is also Georgian Bays defending champion at that level Shes hoping to improve on 26th place finish in the all Ontario final last year The runnersaup yesterday in the midget girls division were Teresa Heal of Banting Memorial Hig School in Al liston and Sue McNabb of Bar rie North Angela Schmidt of Midland won the open girls race with Karen Alexander of Banting third Peters victory Wednesday was his first in the series He had finished fifth and fourth in the revious meets I4yearold Barrie Cen tral Collegiate Grade 10 student was third in Georgian Bay last year and says hes just com ing around this year Disqualification of Midland runner elevated Eastview Secondary Schools Kevin Mc Cron to second in the midget boysplacin Vince effield of Col ingwood was third Robbie Stevenson of Central was the junior boys winner and he also took to the trails within minutes of his victor to com pete at the senior leve The junior runnersup were Jack Hilton of Canadian Forces Base Borden and Ralph Grasmeyer of Central Jeff Bennett of Central was first among senior boys followed by Garry Cooper of Collingwood and Matt McKee of Orillia District Collegiate Vocational Institute Ten high schools and approx imately 260 students are com peting in the Simcoe County series of races Some 42 schools are expected Oct 27 when Bar rie hosts the Georgian Bay Secondary School Association crosscountry championship the winners of which qualify for the aIIOntario final Firestone DELUXE CHAMPION PIIIVESIEII The Deluxe Champion Pol designed and engineered high quality for which Firestone IS known at an attractive price The yester has been to prowde the wide 78 series iib tread design patterned 87813 5220 Blackwall Installed C7844 07814 $240 Blackwell Installed E78l4 $2500 Blackwall Installed firestorm ALIGNMENT Special WHITEWALLS $3 00 MORE TEDEN Firestone RENT TRUCK 3417 BAYFIELD ST lAt Bayliold suuoco Car Wash 7370800 Stores USE OUR 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opening whistle and led mm the hal McKechnie had two touch Collingwood 347 downs for the winners Brian McKeown Colin Wilson and Dennis Thompson one apiece Mark Westbrooke had two two point conversions Stayner had success on the ground in the air and on punt returns against Collingwood The McKechnie and Wilson ma jors came on running plays Thompson scored on 25year pass play and McKeowns six points were result of his eluding swarm of tacklers on 51yeard punt return Ryan Potter Scored and con verted Collingwoods touch down in the fourth quarter The loss was the second in as many starts for the Coll ingwood juniors Stayner edged Central Collegiate 76 in its season opener last week thus remains undefeated Collingwood seniors beaten by Penetang The Penetang Secondary School senior football team evened its 1976 record at one win and one loss with 143 vic tory over the Collingwood selt niors in Penetang Wednesday Penetang had bowed 32 to the Central Collegiate seniors in its season opener last week The Collingwood seniors had held Barrie North to 11 tie in their debut In action today Eastview Secondary Schools junior and senior football teams tangle with opponents from Banting Memorial High School in Alliston starting at pm Black Hawks down Whitby WHIIBY Ont CP Dal las Black Hawks of the Central Professional Hockey league downed Whitby Warriors of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior series 31 Wednesday in an exhibition game Results WEDNESDAY FIRST RACE TROT MILE M50 RODNEY GOLD 470 500 300 PRINCE HENRY 400 310 TITAN BOW 490 Time 21125 EXACTOR and $1770 SECOND RACE PACE MILE 8450 KING KOIL 1380 240 250 SECOND LIBBY ANN 210 230 KEY SONG DILLON 490 Time 209 EXACTOR and $5190 THIRD RACE PACE MILE S400 FIONA FROST 1130 550 310 PEGASUS CHOICE 410 320 SIGFRIDS GINGER 410 Time 211 EXACTOR and 33550 FOURTH RACE TROT I400 PRINCE DEMON LEMBO DEBBIE LUCKY CASTLE Tlme 220025 EXACTOR and 32850 FIFTH RACE PACE MILE M50 Raceway 1080 370 260 320 250 250 PETER BY ALICE 340 230 ST 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