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INTER-ZONE TRACK MEET oo ,
WINNERS AND TIMES ANNOUNCED

‘Following is at list of winners in the first annual Inter-

Zone Track and Field Meet heid on Skeena Secondary School
Grounds on Saturday, August 6, together with the times made

in each event. °

Particlpating in the Northwest
zone were. entries from ‘Terrace,
Kitimat, Prince Rupert, Queen
Charlotte Island and Ocean Falls,
In the Northcentral zone were
Prince George and Vanderhoof
areas. Towns shown by initial
marks,

Listing are in order of first and

a} second:

Midget Girl's Hurdles — (8744
yards) Audrey Troelstra (T), 13.5;
S. Thomas (T), 14.3.

Women’s Open Hurdles — (87%
yards), Anka Troelstra (T), 11.9.

Midget Boys’ Shotput — W.
Mortison (0.F.) 37 11"; J. Lord
{P.R.), 35’ 0”,

Open Men's 880 Yards — J.
Demmitt (T),
(K.), 2:08.2

Open Men’s Discus — R. Judd

m | (T.), 113" 0"; T, Moore (PR), 92°

10”.

Bantam Boys’ High Jump — J.
Snook (P.G.), 4’ 7”.
Open Women’s 100 Yards — Anka
Troelstra (T.), 11.6.

Open Men’s 100 Yards — §,

Lowdon (Q.C,), 2:21.6;

2:02.68; P. Kerbrat | 0

Alvey {(Q.C) 111:° E. Gilliard

(P.G.), 11.5,

Bantam Boys’ Discus
Paulsen (T.), 58° 5°:
Madeiros (T.), 44’ 0".

Bantam Boy's 100 Yards — V.
Scott (Q.C.), 12.7; S. Bowman (K.),

2.

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Midget Girls’ Shotput — &.
Heady (P4G.), 26’ %"; N. Crosby
(T), 24 5”,

Open Men’s Long Jump — G.
Habinger (K.), 16’ 9%"; S. Alvey
(Q.C.), 16° 3”,

Midget Boys’ 880 Yards — M.
D. Prine
{O.F.), 2:27.6.

_ Bantam Girls’ Discus — J, Lamb
(QC), 80 1"; B. Kerbrat (K.), 42’

Bantam Girls’ 100 Yards — J.

Demmitt (T.), 12.1; C. Skalik
(Q.C.), 12.9,
Open Men’s Shotput — R, Judd

T.) 39° 8".

Midget Boys’ 100 Yards — D,
Harle (P.G.), 11.0; C. Thompson
K.), 11.1.

Midget Girls 100 Yards — Au-

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Bantam Girls’ 220 Yards —
Demmitt (T.), 28.6; G. Skalli

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Bantam Girla Broad Jump —
Mercer (T,),.12’ 114%" M.

(OF), 12° 54". 7
Bantam Boys Shotput — fie
Allen (T.), 20’ 97, S. Bouman ue

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Open Boys’ Javelin —R Jee
(1), 134’ 6”,

Midget Girls’ Broad Jump ae
Thomas (T.) 15° 1%"; P. Bellaliam
(P.G.), 12° 6-%", -

Midget Boys’ Javelin — fe
Hawke (Q.C.), 121 0°; R. Date
(T.), 102’ 6”. 6c
. Open Girls’ Broad Jumps
Ellen Clausen (T.), 13° 6%". 2

“Open Boys’ 220 ‘Yards —§
Bennett (P.G.), 28.2.

Open Girl’s Shotput — M.
chell (@.R.), 24’ 1144": N. Cro
(T.), 24’ 014”.

Open Girls’ 220 Yards --
Troelstra (T.), 26.8.

Midget Boys' Discus — J. 13am
.R.), 104’ 8 G. Lamb (Q.0)f he
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Midget Boye’ 440 Yard
Klusg (T.), 59.5; G. Sojka (K.), &

Midget Girls’ High Jump
Headley (.G.), # 5"; ML. Dy

(T.), 4’ 3”.

Open Men's Mile — J, Dem:
(T.), 5:00.1; D. Greening
§:18.7.

Open Women's High Jump
H, E. Clausen (T.), 4’ 11”.

Bantam Boys’ 440 Yards
Snook (P.G.), 61.0; &. Bowman ¢
68.0.

- Midget Girls’ 440 Yards —
MacNamara (O.F,), 70.6; M. D

Midget Boya’ Broad Jump —
Hitchcock (P.R.), 26° 1-4";
944",

Open Girl’s Discus — M.
shell PR), 99° 7"; J. Lamb (C8
7 ad 7

Bantam Boys’ Broad fump 4 sr
J. Snook (P.G,), 15’ 914"; D. co

Or) (tie) 20.9: P. Mercer (T-2
' Qpen Men’s 440 Yards — 1m
Kerbrat ({K), 568; M. Benn
(P.G.), 63.1.

Midget Girls’ Diseus —
Crosby (T.), 70’ 4"; M. Hanna (Ts

§4’ MY a (

- Bantam Girls’ Shotput — o
26° 4”; H. Molt

(P.G.), 20° 734",

Lamb {Q.C.),

Bantam Boys' 220 Yards — J
Snook (P.G.), 27.6;D, Allen | Ce

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Bantam Girls High Jump —
Putty (T.), # 3”; H, Mohr (@.G.

Midget Girls’ 220 Yards — Av@
drey Troelstra (T.), 27.8;
Thomes (T.), 28.1.

Midget Boys’ 220 Yard — G
Thompson (K), 26.0; D, Har
(P.G.), 25.3,

Bantam Girls’ 440 Yards ~
Mobr (P.G.), 72.1; J. Duffy (2.
Midget Girls' High Jump — }
Parks (P.G.),. 5' 4%"; J. Lo
(P.R.), 8 3-%",

Open. Girls’ 440 Yards —
Bellamy (P.G,), 811.

Open Men's High Jump —

(P.G,), & 4%",

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