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fought game by Alliston. The finalserieswashe1ldinAlliston :~.nd c o m n g w o o d c.a m e o u t i n lead with the best two out o.f
th~ce g-ames.
On Mavch 2Qnd the ~arne team
rcmpeted tn H9.milton for the Ontario ''B" F-chool Champion- fhi1p. The Oollin.!lWood players 9'ot awav to a b'id start bv los- in~r to Port Elg-in but they re- doemed themselves by be::l.ting :RidP'eway. BelLeville a n d H a g - Prsville. 'Phis mean~ ,a three- W'rl,y tiP . f o r fir~ n l a c e a n d a r 1<lv-off betw?f)':J, Ridgewav. Port F,lP"in : m d C o l l i n ! l W o o d . T h e C. r I. te::~.m won llgainst Port ]11_- P"in iP a VP.ry close. h"~rn fouo-ht P""IDe bv the scorP. nf 11\ t.o 14. 'T'hov thPn defeated Ridgeway in t.h" fh'•al P:a.m? of th" SPriP-S. thn.s brinP.'ingo t() thP C. C I . for thP. ftrf't. t.jiJ'Yle t,h<> Ontari'o ''B" VolJevball Ch,'l mp<i.onshiP.
TR"-C'{{ AND FIE'LD
The annual C. C. I. Field Dav
W'rl~ hP.ld on Mondav, September ?<lth at thq F1xhibitio•11 Park two rlnrk.~ e·ast of the school.
.AJ1thouP"h com,pe.titors were rnnwaratively few, the comPeti- tion was keen in e'ich of t.hq .Tupior, rn•.ermedia.te and f?1 ~PJ1ior n i v i l ' i o n s . T h f l o b i e c t o f P~rl-t c.nmpetitor w~s. of r.ourse to be chamnion of the school. '
l '1: the Senior sec<tion. Mal- nnJm Ma,cLeod won ton hononrs hv winning: four events: the hio-h iumn. 4"10< V'rlrd r.ace. one- f><>lf mile ~nd milP. r::J.ces. This fo~t P"::we h i m t-he hi~rhest. n u m - h<>r n.f pnin1i"ISin thP'oSenior ni- ,j~inn. G J ,p n L P . " U •e r a n d .T o h n T;Qu-o-heed were second and thirrl in the hiQ'h jumu. .John Loug- heed. "' W::~.lly Cloak Troohv win- ·l'HH' of 1950, plaoed second on tot-"ll Points in the Senior sec- tion by winning his favourite, the pole vault. ,and also the broad jump. Glen Leeper pla;c- ing se1cond and George Christie third. ''Killer's" other first was the hop, step and jump, with Don Hlerwson seoond amd Gary Hewson third. Next came Neil Russen gaining .top honours in
the shot put and discus evemts. ,T' "k White plac,ed second in the discus thmw and third in th " orv't r~Jt. rnn Sutton was ,sec- o·nd ·r·lace in 1he shot nut -event ?nd Don Hewson 1third for the diBcus throw. Glen Leeper and George Christi·e solit in the HHJ v : : 1 r d a n d 2.2 0 y a r d r a .c e s . G l e n WI"S first. in the 100 and George W" c; first in the 220.
The Intermediate .se·ction m·oved ·to have ~eener comueti- <tion t.han did the Se•niors. John n;ll Jr set a new record for th" rHocus thrnw b-" hurling the disr.: 1 nt fP.et. Ray Crew and Georq;e FleminP.: were runners un. Har- '"~Y O~bson t o o k f i r s t p l a c e t n t.h nnle v:ault with Don Willison "Tid BrU!ce Fell ,socond and third. "R.on. Cain, Jim L-ove and Arthur Fh.ley were the broarl jump wk!<ners. In <the hop. step and i"'P'l"n P.'V"nt. 1Paul Forth won first nl~.oe with .John Hill :~.nd Arthur
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"Rrnt CarnwP.ll to third. As in t.hq flopior <'livision. one rnmnetitor won four eiVents in the rn•er-. rneniat.e ser,tior'. En Cook won ·four firs•ts in the track e'Vents. D'~ciP~J: fir.st in the 1"0 vard dash, the 2"0. 440, and 880, yard races. 'T'hese viotories g-ave him thq hiP-"be~J number of roint.s in th~ In;t.ermedi:Rt·e divi!tio•n·. Jim Love and Ron Cain were s•econd and third in the HMl yard di3Sh, Geo. Johnston amd Bruce Bell in the 2.~n yard dash, Geor!l:e Johnston and Bmce Crew in the 440 yard r~.0e· and Bru1ce Crew and Wayne Hattie i<n· <the half mile race.
In the Junior division, Jack Wa.goner c,arried off ton honours 1bv winning the highest number
o·f poi<n,ts in his section. He plac- ed first in the broad ,iump ev-ent with Bill Bowers and Rloy Bur- ~is'er second and third re.spect- Ively. Also he placed second in the pole Vlault, 100 yard dash :md the half miLe vace George Weider placed second i·fi, the 2!20 yard dash and third in the 880.
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