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I Flfild lil SliOOl Sat. pis- magnum ahoi,Lt.MauyM.scleilan In is island mas-km who linishad two points behind Ber- lurmdwtltfiquleiiMl-am Wide. uni In in W Saluldoy Iflarwon tor the third a male as 500. u. use series of {biennial-lime in class two Sgt. Roy Cotes. qualli ' run Milton. . py the Provincial mile Assocsa- Vcssey. Ym'k. h mp ends with 1291. Cole Wu buy two since Saturday male given the nod ior top honors by (he; til the makeup mvinzhhbzotmtem oi the lose sight man Island at not), as to Vessey'a 61 out of ntlc team. ‘ 70. in Sussu’. NE on June 15. will Following are the leading . mark-nan in em dash: The linden be out ON! the mutant ruse howl. Tpr. nrc. Dar-wise 1.15 whitartbcyhddinlmandfl MaryMaclennaniaa in and hwlswireslodhan.H.Jm 1” man by New Brunswick in Lt AK. Mutch 129 leoziayaonepointmarrin.m S¢t.li.T,Veney no umualiuaudtistheoldestririerow,Mac m mamdlhldndanlnadl'l‘pd-1P.’l‘dylm U7 and the over 1011 years has TWO brought hosed!“ the lam TPI'. RA. V m marks-hen iron the thee ML Sgt. 11.1.. Cotes m tune Provinoea. Sgt. R. Andrews in At satin-day's oveut Tin. Boo Tin. E. MecLean in go c top hum-a. Lt. D, Connolly m WlihlmoilSWtofnposchl-MV in stbie m. in mills. his high CPO S.G. Bowle- 125 total a perfect Cdt. IL Clark 126 as at the 500 yud range and Cl. THREE again on his second sirmg at Ibr.n.limwn 11.7 the M. Cdt. E. Plow:- 111 Canada's only lady nisiey Cpl. G. Davie. uo

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MAKE DEBUT!

It Souril. two 17-year» olds. nil-kin their debut: ln the Kinfi (1an League. Ill-I'- ed the mound dlom {or the winners. Maynard Pique! was the starting and winning pitcher. lnnlnza' and allow- lug three hits willie wflking

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merside. Sourls. Ind Chariot» lewwn. shown in action at Memorinl Field in Charlotte-

town in the senior hays 100 yard dash are Parnell Kelly of SDU High and Michael Gal-

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Provincial Marks Broken Al Queens County Meet

Provincial truck and field rec-

m 0rd! look I bnflerlng at Memop ill F

ield Saturday as weu over 500 students representlng schools competed in is events at the Queens County Meet.

The number or events, entries and schools rcpresen were also records ior the meet.

Represented tor the tint time were students from the school ior the «lost in Charlottetown,

The purrormunces or a Birch- wood High School student. Andy Arsenault, in both the 830- yard and mile events. highlighted the dny's program.

Arsenault. running in the lua- ior events, shuttered a two-year- oid provincial mile record at 1 minutes. 55 seconds. set by darn- es How oi Summersids nigh in 1961. by 5 seconds. hitting the tape in 4 minutes and so see— onds. The mile was an open event when the old mark was set.

in the m the hirchwood sin- dcnt chopped in seconds ott the old mark set by Len Eius ot Summerslde nigh last year. Arsenault's time Saturday was

s.

Another Blrchwood student. chlde MacEachera. topped his Wu prov C teen in the boys Ho. shot put. Saturdlly MucEachern heaved the shot so feet, 3 inches to better his old mark by close Io in tact. His old record was 40 teet. loll. inches.

0! Buckley

set a new mark or 14 feet. at inch in the girls broad jump. by toppling a mark set by Shirley Pound oi airchwood in 1981.

Another mnrk ihot tumbled was the girls soltbail throw. Mary lairchwood sh tossed the hall a distance or 157 leet 2 inches in his record breaking performances.

l-lautlier MacLeun ot Q n e on Charlotte l-ligh come within a whisker or the girls open high Jump of 5 feet, 3V1 inches when she went over the bar at 4 reel. 3 inches to set a provincial rco- ord tor the girls junior section or this event.

oliiciaia who assisted meet di- rec Dave Boswell were u loiiows— track hidges— John Hughes, Charlie liynn. ltcv. D. MacL e n n a n. A. Muniaghan. tieid jildges— non Simmonds. Run A lnson. Jim nontham. Torn Bradley. Alan A n d rews;

uorer— Eon Rice; timekeepen

Ralph Mlnninl. II C on: Clerk 0! course—Ed Hiiloi‘i: anner— Enrl Nicholson: inspn- clors— Ivan Doherly. Mike Hen- nessey, Ken Maclaean, Jac k Nor-tori, Mike Campbell. Jack Hennessey. Jnmes Pen/deft“! was honorary referee.

Girls 7 years and under— L Lian Harlow. WKS: 2. ti - lter. Victoria Ann Mnclnnis. Natre Dame. Time 9 seconds.

Boys 7yenrs Ind under— 1. Allan Ford, Model School: 2. Russell Kerr. Model School: 2'. Elaine Ilewil, Pnrkdnle. Time 8.6 seconds.

Girls 8 years— 1. Ann Doyle.

t. Jen 2. Marilyn Wyand, 3. Barbara Steven- lnn. P55. Time I Seconds.

Boys 8 years—- 1. Carl Trill:- ur. St. Jean: 2. Lyle Hennesley, St. Jenn: 8. Lyle Shepherd. Parkdale. Time 8.2 seconds.

Girls 9 yearl— 1. Shirley Dou- cette. St. Jean; 2. Colleen lrllm. WKS; 3. Joanne Walker. Park- dnle. Time 7.6 mnndl.

Boys 9 yearl— 1. Donnie Mu- Ieean. St. Jenn; 2. Kerry Webb. PSS: 3. Robert Knudsen, Firk-

. Kathy 3 u u l Ier. Victoria. Tillie 7.5 lecnndl.

Boy! 10 yenri— l. Shine bowling. St. Jean; 2. Ricky Clr~ Pnrkdlle, Merrill Weale,

PSS (tied); 3. Don Wont, PSS. Time 7.5 lecondl. 'IE YARDS

Girls 11 years. 1. Rosemary nuiiy, St. Jean; 2. aevcrley 1r» lam, WKS; a. .iane Johnston. WKS. Time 10.4 seconds.

Boys 11 years— 1. Peter wu- 1lams, WKS: 2. Barry Clark. Clvendish;. :1. Gordon Bell. WKs. Time 10.: seconds.

Girls 12 y e a r s— i. oeuinuy McAleer. Sherwood; 2. Gail MacDonald, P55. . Janet

own. PSS. Time 10.: seconds.

Boys 12 years— 1. Kevin Mac— Donald, Parkdule: 2. Frank Macintyce. 31-15: 3. Doug Dou- on. QCHS. Time 10.1 scconds.

Girls 13 years— 1. Glenda Maclaod. bus: 2. Beddie Berri- ann. EH 3. Wilhelmina vuser. Victori . Time 10.2 seconds.

Boys 13 years— 1. Roll Mc- Dougau. eons: 2. Wayne Gil- lespi QCHS: a. sterling Ward. PSS. Time 10.3 seconds.

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Girls it years— 1. Franc i a Whitloek, Q C H S; 2. Roman MacDonald, RES: 3. Susan Ay- erli. Time 9.8 Seconds.

Boys it years llDO yard dash) —1. Gary Griffin, Sherwoo 2. David Jenkins; 3. Sandy M Donald. HHS. Time 12 seconds. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Boys DlSclIl— 1. Jack Mac- Enchern. 335; z. harry nurley, QCHS: 3. Garry Clow. 3H5. Di - tance 147 lest, 2 inches.

Boys E-lh. Shot put— 1. Jack MHCE a c h ern, HHS: 2. David MacAnley. RES; 3. Harvey Joy. QCHS. Distance 1541 leet. 3 in

c as. Boys High Jump—- 1. Bill Bak- er. EH5: 2. Do g MscLenn, Mclnnis. BHS.

QCHS: 3. Gary Height 4 feet, sin inches.

Boys Broad Jump— 1. Steph- en Mncl-‘ndyen. acids; 2. Lee Peters, Bids; 3. Andy Arsenanlt. BBS. Distance 17 reel. 84 inch.

Hop Step Mnchchem. caudal, nus. Distance :13 icet. a ' c 1.

Boys loo yard dash— 1. Don McCiintock. Bus: 2. in Mac- Donald, ill-ls: 3. Bobby Stuil. gens. Time 109 seconds.

boys 27»— 1. .lnck Mas-Each- em. 51-15: 2. Don McClintock, has: a. iaa MacDonald. 3115.. Time 25.2 seconds. l

Boys 440— 1. Don Lothiun, fleas; 2. Gary Cudmore. QCHS: 3. Frank Gaudet. BHS.‘ Time 60.3 seconds.

Boys ado— 1. Andrew Arsen- auit. BHS: 2. in MscDon nid, nus; Clyde Cassidy. Cavon- dish. Time 2 minutes. as see- nds.

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uoys Mile tinn— 1. Andrew Arsenuult. HHS: 2. Bill Weather- hie. BHS: a. Bob c o m p boll, Sherwood. Time 4 minutes, so seconds.

Boys Mo relay — 1. BHS 2. QCHS: 3. Sherwood. Time 52.6

seconds. Boys Mlle Relay— l. 3H5. Time 4 minutes. 23.5 seconds.

Girls Softball Throw—l. Mary MacLeod. BBS: 2. Glorin Wise. Parlidale; 3. Edna Belts. BHS. Distance 157 leet. 2 inches.

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Girls High Jump— 1. Heather MneLean. QCHS Z. Rhoda Mac- Leod. Buckie 1 Susan Rob- erts. QCHS. Height t ieet. 3 in- cites.

Girls Broad Jump— 1. Rhoda MacLeod. Brackley: 2. Heather niachan. QCHS: 3. Susan Ay-

Vali . Judy Prenh y. QCl—ls. Tin-1e 12.9 seconds. Girls 220 yards— 1. H e a ther MacLenn. QCHS: 2. Mary Lou Brown. Parkdaie: 3. Rita HIY-

den. Cherry Valley. Time so seconds.

Girls M0 yard relay v 1. QCHS: 2. ans; 3. Parkduic.

Time 59 seconds.

i throughout the season.

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By Norman Mnodonlid ‘ Bureau a! The Guardian

Smooth Brand of Bull

top. Mostly we have to go by rumours. which say that Jerry Kemnster and am My will in to iovl RCA? and MacKu. ale boilers. and erase

are pretty lair magen-

Ben Hopper and George Finch turned in masteriul perlormanccs on the slab, and mail/ed flood support. Willi lil'le Single exception an the bottom at the Sixth inning when a temporary lapse try the Mac-

Gord Wilkinson. lust yell-‘1 leading halter, will probably bl lined up with Enman's, and the pepper pol. Ulric Gallant. sure starter. We hear that Dunc Wheeler. last year's catcher loo- MacKenzies. is retiring, but we . nope Lllis isn't true. as D u no 1 adds aioloi color to a ball

{or the only run or the game. As we see it now. Enman Drug will be hard pressed to match those

1 keep ihcm in the thick oi things giant step on lhe way to acnicv ing parity with the other clubs. Pltiyt‘l‘s are reluctant or join I cellar club, preferring to he on the » wagon with the champs. but it should be remem- bored that a couple or good per- tormcrs o dd c d to what they notch players would have put have could put Gay-s “also the scramble with In runs“ into real crowd. pleas. even chance or coming out on log contention.

Wins Bowling Trophy Stony Glendennins won the "John McNeil!" trophy on Slit-

Ilrdny. beatinl Ollo FIIrCluk by the nlrm margin oi elev-

nol Sure list who have signed cards {or Mr. Gay but last year one or two more tan

1!: the Olympic gains the decl- lhlon winner la the man mo {In the best total score in ten select.

on pins in six games of bowl- “At lnn" mean

ing. ll Otto hnd chalked up A "Dec' is part o.’ the Greek

llrllle on hi! Int hill. ll“ "ten" as in December Ah. bill

would have been only one pill you say. December is no til. hind Sandy. That's how tenth month. it was. miller. and

clou It In. “ill ll the me and yell of competition [or the trophy. Ell-l Smith win- nan it tile first year.

til luiius Caesar and Augustus Caesar got their cotwn-pickln‘ hands on our calendar. They not July and August in there, and . that also hhrew September. 0c- No interseholnstic records toll tuber. and November out at line at the Prince County track and too. Those Roman big-wigs had {laid on Saturday. but Wilson absolutely no respect ior deriva- Sbea oi Tignish came within in. tion. We're wandering a little es or tying the senior shot out irom inlerscholasllc sports, we mark. John Fairies, Sum- Hi admit, but we're likely to talk athlete, took tirst place in five about anything at this time oi events, loo yd, 230 yd.. and Mo year. W213 knows? .\'i:vt column yd. Dashes. hop. step, and lump we may tell you about the exotic and broad Jump. lie may some nicht lile oi the Air-icon tse day he a decathlon specialist. ny.

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SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

aoys discus— i. Lyall nuggsn, have: 2. pamsll Kelly, SDU; a, Cyril Mac-Donald. SDU. Distance 94 test. 7% inches.

noys 12.1b. shot put— 1. Cyril MacDonald. and; 2. D o n n l e Taylor, PWC. Distance 3‘ feet. 9 inches.

Boys High Jump—I Lysu

Huggan. PW . . l acDon— nld. S'DU. Height 4 leet. 10% in- h

Boys Brand Jump- 1. Lyall i-luggan. pm; 2. Cyril MacDon- ald. SDU; a. Parnell Kelly, SDU. Distance in feet. 1 inch.

Hop. Step and .lllmp — i. Lyaii nuggan. ch: z. Cyril MacDon- ald. snu. Distance 37 icet. sin inches.

Boys ion yard dash— i. Parn- ell Kelly. SDU: 2. Micnsc Gallant. Rustic a. Julian Gau- dm. Rustico. Time 11.5 seconds.

Boys 220 yards— ' MacDonald. SD 2. Michael Gallant. Rustico. a. G c r a r Gauthier, llusiico. Time 25.: seconds.

Boys 110 yardse 1. Parnell Kelly. SDU. 2. .iulion Gaudin. nusum; Cari Macinnis, SDU. Time 2 minutes. no seconds.

unys niiie Rnn- 1. Julian Gaudin. Rnsiica; 2. Harry Gau-

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usiinsky and Angel outiielder Krn Hunt were optioned to Hawaii oi the raciiic Coast} League. i Since he pilched his nD-liitterl against Baltimore licnnsky has treauently been in trouble with the Angels on two counts-hi5 pitching and his nocturnl adven- turea.

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This season. he had won only one ume Ind lost seven. , Belinlky. u. was Smilind when he emergcd trnm mun- ager Bill Rigney‘s niiice aster. getting the had newa. rls aaid be llld no commcnt.

Rilmey n : “The reason this is being done is the we want him to go. out and plaY~ lust city. As soon. as this icit handcr looks aal though he can pitch the way we. think he can. he'll be back '

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