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Timmins Captures District Track and Field Meet on Monday Afternoon Easily Compile Total of 157 Points to Take Commanding Lead Over Kirkland Lake Who Finished Second With 108 Points. Five New Meet Records Are Set, Three by Timmins. Timmins High and Vocational School athletes dominated the northern disâ€" trict â€"Northern .« Ontario . Secondary Sschools Association track andâ€" field meet in Timmins on Monday afterâ€" noon. The meet had originally been planned for last Saturday afternoon but had to hbe postponed till Monday because of the deoewnpour of rain on Saturday. Timmins_#as able to repeat their perrormauce of hfit year . and again capuuzed the coveted (‘fif}filpiml%hip of the meet. Only Kirkland Lake was able to stay anywhere near the local athletes in any of the events. To take the championship .Timmins placed Bombers Break Loose With 11â€"6 Victory on oi Sshown above is Mark Burnette of the Timmins High and Vocational School as he cleared the bar at 5 feet., 5 inches, to pmace second in the high jump senior event at the district meet that was held on Monday afternoon. Mark also set a new record of 19 feet, 18 inches for the senior pole vault and won the senmior 440 vard dash, SINGLE AUTOMATIC BOOKLET NOTE: There will be no Rollter Skating Saturday. Skating Roller ACTION SHOT OF TIMMINS JUMPER 8,00 to 10,.00 p.m. ADMISSIONâ€"30( Atternoons 2 to 4 p.m, ADMISSTION â€"2 THURSDAY. JUNE i12TH. 1941 first in each of the relay races and grabbed. off seventsen of the other events. Timmins finished up with 157 points while Kirkland Lake came next with 108. South Porcupine and Iroâ€" quois Falls were away down the list with 16 and 15 points. Timmins athletes managed to sei three new meet records, Kirkland Lake ome and South Porcupine one. M. Burnette of Timmins set a new mark of ten feet, ten inches for the senior pole vault. D. Vertoe of Kirkland Lake, leaped 18 feet, 9% inches in the intermediate Broad Jump to shatter the old mark by several inches. new marks went up in the Junior Boys events; Hart Drew set one of the new marks in the high jump when he cleared the bar at 4 feet, 11 inches, and B. Adamo ripped the old record all to pieces in the Broad Jump with a Tleap of 19 feet, oneâ€"quarter inch. This tremendous leap was almost three inches better than the winning jump in the in‘t’,enmeglia-te class. The ladies of the local seat of learnâ€" ing had only four events to enter but that didn‘t siop them from doing their share of recordâ€"breaking as well as the male portion of the student body. In the senior girls high jump C. â€"Colbourne smashed the old mark and set up a new high one at 4 feet 6 inches. This mark was only 4 inches short of the new mark that Hart Drew set for the Junior Boys in the high jumyp. relay races, Junior, intenmedil senior. The complete results of th are as follows: SsENIOR BOYS 100 Yard Dash 1. W. Roman, Kirkland Lake; 2. T. Pitzgerald, Timmins; 3. A. Cowie, Kirkâ€" land Lake. Time, 10 3â€"5 seconds. ; Hop, S 1. D. Robinson Kirkland Lake; . i eupine. Distance Hop, Step and Jump 1. J. Carson, Tiinmnmins; 2. D. Romiutâ€" aldi, Timmins; 3. H. Waller, Kirkland Lake. Distance, 40 feet, % inches. Broad Jump 1. D. Romualdi, Timmins; 2. J. Carâ€" son, Timmins; 3. H. Waller, Kirkla®*d Lake,. Distance, 20 feet 8 inches. Pole Vault 1. â€" M. Burnette,; Timmins; 2. â€"P. D‘Alessandri, Timmins. Height, 10 feet 10 inches (a new meet record). INTERMEDIATE BOYS 100 Yardst 1. L. Gauthier, Timmins; 2. B. Carâ€" son, Timmins: 3. A. Tikkala, Kirkland Lake. Time, 11 3â€"5 seconds. 220 Yards 1. B. Howey, Kirkland Lake; 2. N. Rewegan, S outh Porcupine; 3. V. Darby, Timmins. Time, 25 4â€"5 seconds. 440 Yards 1. B. Howey, Kirkland Lake; 2. S. Pretulo, Timmins; 3. E. Dolan, Timâ€" mins. Time, 57 3â€"5 seconds. 880 Yards 1. E. BDolan; Timmins: 2. G. Poner, *SalU uU § jooJ G ‘jUSIIH ‘SUIWUUWLI ‘LIPUEBS â€"SV.G d Cg ‘sutwtlL,L ‘o}pjgaumgq ‘mw ‘2 pusyJIy ‘oBumntwW w C‘ dung I jaa}J 8€ ‘ao0uB}SICI PUBI ‘aU.mg ‘d $ ‘SUIWUWULL ‘W 0 cexXET ‘dogq@rm °C ind 1948 ‘SsanUIW $ ‘aullL,L, ‘oyHT puUueIyIJIM *z ‘(uosit); °f ‘G L ‘LN3.IV °H) SUIWUWUWULTL ‘I AP2YXÂ¥ JY JUO seconds 220 Yards Dash 1. W. Roman, Kirkland Lake: Cowis, Kirkland Lake; 3. G. Di Timmins. Time, 24 2â€"5 seconds. GI ‘suwutwWlL L ‘I sapinH yY4IH, ‘spJ4UCA 021 's{)uoaas Ig ‘samnuIt 9 ‘oxE‘T °CI ‘sJIlaw ~IBUD °M °7 ‘SUuttuuwWlLJL ‘M ‘I lA JUuU() 440 Yards Dash 1. M. Burnette, Timmins; 2. W Roman, Kirkland Lake; 3. E. Cross Iroquols Falls, Time, 55 3â€"5 seconds. 880 Yards Dash 1. E. Froquois Falls; 2. W PBobenic, Kirkland Lake; 3. E. Cowile Kirkland Lake. Time, 2 minutes, 22 1â€"5 seconds. Kirkland Lake; : land Lake. Time 120 Yard 1. â€"B. Carson, kala, Kirkland L mins. Time 16 4 880 Y E.. Villeneuve, B. Carson); 2. Kirklant Lake. 1 minute, 45 3â€"5 seconds. Shot Put (12 Pounds) 1. A. Barilko, Timmins; 2. T. Wilkins, Timmins:; 3. A. Mortson, Kirkland ake. Distance, 38 feet 11% inches. High Jump 1. A. Martin, Timmins; Timmins; 3. A. Martel, K: Height, 5 feet 4 inches. Broad Jump 1. D. Vertolli, Kirkland Martin, Timmins; 3. B. mins. Distance, 18 feet 9‘ record). Pole Vault 1. C. Redden, Timmins; 2.. 4 tin, Timmins; 9. H. Coote, Sou cupine. Height, 9 feet 6 inches JUNIOR BOYS 100 Yards 1. J. Martin, Timmins; 2. A. Kirkland Lake mins. Time, 11 . T‘immins Villeneuve The look of grim determination on the face of Ted Fitzzrerald in the above nicture tells its own story. It showed that Fed was straining every muscle to win the senior High Hurdles for imis Step and Jump n, Timmins; 2. * 3. H. Coote, S¢ immins: 2. G. Deoner, . T. Tommenim, Kiztâ€" 2 minutes, 33 seconds. â€"High Hurdles Timmins; 2. A. Tikâ€" ike: 3. J. Barry, Timâ€" Timmins; 2. A. Tikâ€" ike; 3. J. Barry, Timâ€" 5 seconds. . irds Relay Gauthier, A. Barilko, Carson): 2. Kirklanct 3G Harrison, Tim : 2. A. Barilko Kirkland Lake Carson G inche 2.. A. Matrâ€" South Porâ€" ike Duncan uth Péetrâ€" inches. Timâ€" (new Wilson and Oltean Make Round Trip Wallops Yesterday. Three Others Hammer Out Threeâ€"Baggers as Neither Team Has Any Merey for the Pitchers. Next Game T wo Home HKiuns In Contest at HMHollinger Baill Park Yesterday Vince Barton gave his Hollinger Bombers a shaking up yesterday and came out with a potent winning comâ€" bination when he attacked the McInâ€" tyre team at the Hollinger Ball Park n the fourth game of the present schedule. At the beginn®mg of the game things looked pretty black for the Bombers after they saw their ane run lead snatched away from them in the third inning but the potent might that has so far been hidden away in the Hollinger team started to break loose and they started to pound away at McShane till they got him out of the game. Edwards then took over the Macs but he fared no better as the Bombers descended on his slants for five more runs in the three innings that he worked. Barton switched Romualdi to short and Karahan to second. He went into the outfield himâ€" self and put Olean on first base in a shakeup to get a winning team. The game was featured by two of the nizest home runs seen in these parts for a long time. Wilson slapped out a long hit between the right and cenâ€" tre field in the third inning and then Oltean repeated the performance in the fifth when he picked out one that he liked and almost drove it out of the park. Three other long hits were the ones that were poled out by Zachar?}, Teéennant and Karahan. They each went for}ithreeâ€"baggers and drove in Jimmy Cookson got his first hit of the year yesterday and picked out a nice time to get it. He banged in two runs with his first touch. Remualdi was the best on the hickory yesterday as he gathered in three hits for his four times at bat. . Tennant turned in a nice day at bat too with two hits for four times up. Hollinger‘s first run came in the first inning when Scearlett, first man up was passed. Karahan‘s single to right field sent him to third and he scored when Louie Romualdi was thrown out at first. Kirkland Lake Lake. Distance Kirkland Lake; 3. land Lake. Height (new meet record) Broad Jump 1. B. Adamo, South Porcupine; 2. R. Pollock, Kirkland Lake:; 3. J. Smith, Timmins. Distance, 19 feet, oneâ€"quarter inch (new mee?t record). Hop, and Jump 1. B. Adamo, South Porcupine: 2. EHf Drew, Timmins; : land Lake. Distanc Pole Vault 1. L. Smrke, Timmins:; 2. R. Jeffrey, Kirkland Lake:; 3. B. Adamo, South Porcupine. Height, 8 feet, 3 inches. JUNIOR GIRLS 75 Yard Dash 1. P. Huston, Kirkland Lake; 2. M. Black, Timmins; 3. B. Honey, Timmins. Time, 10 3â€"5 seconds. High Jump 1. J. Ryan, Timmins; E. Bognor, Kirkland Lake: 3. V. Warren, Timmins. Height, 4 feet 3 inches. SENIOR GIRLS 100 Yards Dash 1. B. Ogden, Iroquois Palls; 2. Â¥. Perreault, Timmins:; 3. M. Tripp, Timâ€" mins. Time, 12 1â€"5 seconds. High Jump 1. C. Colbourne, Timmins; 2. B. Ogâ€" den, ITroquois Falls; 3. R. Herman, Kirkland Lake. Height 4 feet ¢% inches (n®w meet record). McIntyre jumped ahead in the third nning when they let loose with an Frid: High Jump Drew. Timmins: da V 3. R. Pollock, Kirkland 39 feet 3 inches. k. â€" 10 3G feet s; 2. G. Potter, Komaike, Kirkâ€" feet 11 inches llock, Kirkâ€" inclys alma mater. . He covered the 120 yard distance in the hurdles event in 19 seconds and placed seeond in the semior 100 vards besides being a member of the winning relay team. seventh with a hit, a wild pitch, a passed ball and an error. Al the outs in the inning were strikeâ€"outs. The same team added another two runs in the ~eighth inning again. Tennant singled to céentre field and Karahan‘s triple sent him in with one of the runs. Romualdi singled to right field and Karahan scampered in with the second run. Chase singled and it began to look like another Hollinger raliy but Barton went out easy at first base to finish the inning. The two teams are now tied again in the standing for the first half and the tie will be broken on Friday when the same two teams meet again at the McIntyre Park in the fifth game of the schedule, Four more games reâ€" main in the first half of the schedule and each one is getting very important | now. t Hollinger added another run in the | | m oo on en un snn n csmm se > ; MceIntvre Chilimet, 3b ‘ Lapleante, ss attack that looked as though it was going to spell disaster for the Bombâ€" ers.. Eddie Dunn got on with help of Karahan‘s error after one was out and while he was on the bags Wilson poled out a long home run to right field. Zachary followed Wilson‘s homer with a triple out to the pasture that was being looked after by Barton. Thayer‘s single to left field scored him. A single to right field scored Thayer and the Mack were sitting on a threeâ€"run lead with only one out. iCook walked and McShane got a safety on Karaâ€" han‘s error. With the bases loaded Cuimet hit into a dowble killing wi Tennant tossing the pill to McKay and catching Quimet at first. Tennant tossing the pill to McKay and catching Quimet at first. In the Hollinger half of the inning the score was again tied up. Tennant poled out a long triple for the start and then after two men went out Roâ€" mualdi walked to put two men a®n. Chase advanced Romualdi to second and seored Tennant when he lined out a single to right field. Boss Barton then stepped up and picked out a bad ball to plant it deep in right field and score Romualdi and Chase. Barton stayed at first base when Cookson flied out to third base. Hollinger broke the deadlock in the fifth inning when they shoved four more runs across the plate. Karahan was thrown out at first and then Roâ€" mualdi singled through short. Chase popped out a fly to right field and Wilâ€" son dropped it to leave Romualdi perched on third and Chase on secâ€" ond. Cookson singled through short stop to centre field and scored Romuâ€" aldi and Chase. Oltean then stepped into the breach and almost tcok the cover off the ball‘as he swatted it away deep in centre field for a home run. McKay was next man up and was an easy out at first base. McIntyre made a weak comeback in the sixth inning but by that time the Hollinger looked like a pretty sweet ball club. Quimet was walked and then forced at second by Laplante. Dunn singled to centre and sent Laâ€" plante to second. Wilson struck out and Zachary walked to fikl the bases. Thayer singled ¢to second base and scored Laplante and Dunn. Dunn came into the plate like a deer on the play and slid under McKay to make it. Vail was an easy out at first to finish the rallyv. McIntyre 004 (M2 O0Oâ€" 6 B 3 Hollinger 103 040 12xâ€"11 12 3 Batteries, McShane, Edwards and Cook; Schledewitz, Ternant, McKay. The Rox Score The score by innings Dunn, cf Wilson, rf 2achary, lb Thayetr, 1b ... Vail, 2b Cook, c MeShane â€"p Schledewitz, c FEdwards, p Kossick xxx ‘batted for Vail in the ninth inâ€" ning. HoHMinger Searlett, If Karahan, 2b Romualdi, ss Chase, 3b Barton, rf Cookson, cf Oltean I1h McKay, c Tennant, p h mA op p or Cle or i bJ io m o t3 aa i J H PCO 9. > 3 ~O 2 2 1 «l >3 1 13 0 6 20 A y o o o t to uL o > x replaced Cook in the sixth inning. xx replaced McShane in the sixth inning. . Junior Baseball Starts The Summary Earned Runs, Hollinger 10, McIntyre 4; Runs Batted In, Romualdi 2, Wilson 2?, Thaver 3, Chase, Barton 2, Cookson 2, Oltean 2, Karahan. Hits off Mcâ€" Shane, 7 in 5 innings; off Edwards, 5 in 3 innings; off Tennant, 8 in 9 innâ€" ings. Errors, Karahan 3, Laplante, Wilson, Vail. Home Runs, Wilson, Oltean; Three Base Hits, Zachary, Tennant, Karahan; Struck Out Oy Tennant 5 in 9 innings; by Edwards, 7 in 3 innings; First Base on Balls, off Tennant, 8 in 9 innings; off Mcâ€" Shane, 2 in 5 innings; Double Play, Tennant to McKay to Oltean; Wila Pitches, Edwards, Tennant; Passed Balls, Schledewitz; Left on Base, Mcâ€" Intyre, 12, Hollinger 8; Time of Game, 2 hours, 20 minutes: Umpires, Hacket® (plate), Karahan (bases). First Game of the Schedule Will be Held at McelIntyr 6 Park on Sunday Afterâ€" noon. The Temiskaming Baseball Leaghe‘s junior editions will make their first appearance of the season at the Mcâ€" Intyre Ball Park on Sunday afternoon when the Hollinger and â€" McIntyre teams will meet in the schedule‘s first game. The game is scheduled to get under way at about three o‘clock. Both teams have been practicing hard for a month now and it looks as if there will be some excellent junior baseball in the Porcupine this summer. Bill Carson is shown in the above picture clearing one of the hurdles in the intermediate low hurdles event that he won. The lad placed second in the 100 vard dash and was a member of the winmning Timmins team in the 880 vyard relay race, He also placed third in the broad jump that was won by D. Vertolli, of Kirkland Lake, who broke the existing record to take the event BILL CARSON CLEARING THE LOW HURDLES ; YOU MIGHT AS WELL°CHEW THE BEST Ssouthern Meet is Dominated by the Sudbury Track Team Copper Cliff High School‘s smart track and field team ran away with the southern district‘s Northern Onâ€" tario interâ€"scholastic meet last Saturâ€" day afternoon, scoring thirteen firsts and nine seconds to carry off the team honours. Sudbury Technical and Minâ€" ing School amassed enough points from five firsts and seven seconds to nose out North Bay Collegiate for second place. Sudbury‘s runners and jumpers also carried off the individual honours in competitions against students from Huntsville, New Liskeard, COobalt, Sturâ€" geon Falls and North Bay, winning the intermediat» â€" and senior honours. Johnny Feldhans of Copper Cliff, was the senior winner and Allen Paivo. of Sudbury Tech was the intermediate champion. Poth Hollinger and McIntyre juniors have been keeping an eve on tlesir senior teams and are said to have adopted the "blitzkrieg" style of play that their older brothers have been following. The MeIntyre junior edition is said to be a carbon copy of the older team and are said to pack a lot of power at bat. All baseball fans in the district should make it a point to see this first game of the schedule and it is proâ€" mised that if they see the first one they will be sure not to miss any of the next ones â€" aganst ille, New Liskeard ills and North Ba PAGE PVR