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Page THE HERALD Wednesday March 1989 Penfold Scutt show good aim at youth doubles final A few columns ago Justin Pen- fold and Chris Scutt the two local youngsters were reported as hav ing reached the finals of the Youth doubles with their respective part ners first three darts of the day produced a maximum score and eventually- the lad and partner finished in eighth place overall Scutt went a stage or two better reaching the final itself before going down finishing run ner up is not a bad achievement when in your first year of darts and there are several good youngsters around One player shot 14 max imums in the day amongst 95 throws of over Another Town couple Iiad a successful day in the mixed adult doubles recall Gary and Anne Nicholson netting 14th place in the ScuttPenfold parents coming in 11th spot Time Out I have unofficially clin ched the Halton division league first place in defeating Copper Ket tle by the full score The clinching game came in the last singles set Regrettably the Kettle player up was unable to attend due to illness and the game went by default I will refrain from naming the lucky Time Out player During the match Joe Cairns shot 180 to leave his doubles partner seven to finish just as well Cairns came up again to finish 1 will not mention his later three high score Beau Beau- and Pete Pickering as well as Ray Catney of Kettle shot 140s Second place I won over Time Out The match look ed as though it may prove a little shock with the singles going to but the home team won all the rest of the sets for the win Ian McDonald fired a maximum John Reyce and Randy Hunt scored 140 and McDonald also shot 134 In reply Tony Morrows shot 153 and Vic 140 and 134 Hollywoods Terry Kouyoumjian shot two and Rick Harden shot one as the Tavern shot their way to a 131 victory over McGibbon The girls point came in the last singles game with Karen- Buckley defeating Mark Hollywood are now tied in points with McGibbon I at 227 in the se cond place Meanwhile and Brackens had another of their monumental struggles before the visiting Brackens came out on top by 86 The singles were evenly split then the doubles to set up the fighting finish It was not to be as Brackens took both sets for the win The division teams are apparent ly content with the team make up and do not wish to break up the top teams players There is a little sup port for changing the player801 format A prominent league member does not think it likely that there will be any changes in the B divisions of which Halton is one However the league and division would welcome some new members and attempt to make two divisions in this area Not to mention a girls division and perhaps a youth division with somewhere suitable for play High Rollers on Wednesday in the Industrial League took the first two games from Snowjacks Hustlers the first after a close scoring game It looked ominous for the league leaders at this junc ture The third went to Hustlers the next to Rollers and we were set for the finish Hustlers took four in a row and the last two were split to give Hustlers a fortunate win by the odd game It is looking more and more likely that Snowjacks Hustlers will retain first place through until the end of league play Cairns had six starts and Ron Scarlett three finishes Beau Beau mont closed out to go with his 140 and 100 In reply Hunter Carroll began mightily and deadly on doubles he had two starts and three finishes Derek Hedley shot 140 and Stan Mathews came in with three starts Westenders held on to second place with a result over Ensigns Eric Puller had four starts one of 101 and four finishes Ray twice shot 125 to go with a start and a close Roy Rudiger opened five games and Ken Baker opened three and closed one for Ensigns Exports with a game in hand are two points at the back of Enders They took out by Pete Pickering DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC TRENTON 18 CHURCH STREET GEORGETOWN ACROSS FROM LIBRARY HA and cultural centre 8772359 the HERALD 44 MUSIC TRIVIA CONTEST You Could Win A Gift Certificate Valued At 00 QUESTION What Colour Is The Rodeo ANSWER NAME ADDRESS PHONE No Deadline For Entries Mrinday at Noon Please Send Your Entries To the HERALD and MounuWnvfow Id QtOROETOWN opened the three gomes with 60 100 and and closed two John Maltby had two starts and two finishes and Brian Hicks had two starts and three finishes Brad Hale shot 140 two starts and a finish in reply Dave Robinson sup ported with three opens In the last first division came Golden Flights with only three players came through over Inter County who remain at the foot of the standings George ONeil opened three and closed three for County Ron Cor- bett opened one of his two with 154 and shot 140 Gerry Wallace and George Powell each opened two and one ONeil finish was 115 Al Murphy had five starts and a finish BarrySproule one start and four finishes and Russ Diegel open ed three and shot Steep Rock continue to lead the way in the second division this time over Independents Paul Kirby opened three and closed one with scores of 125 123 103 to match Gary opened with 103 and had two closes Jim Nicholson closed two in al all around team display Jim Franks had a 23 showing and Peter Buckley opened four for In dependents Buckley and Franks also fired in a few over or on the ton Cutters struggled their way to a over Unknowns with the match going game about until the last game Curtis began on scored 101 and finish ed on 140 Support came from Rick Harden and Bruce Hope with 100s Acadian Pools slipped up in their attempt to keep in touch in going down by 27 to a solid Taxmen out fit Joe three starts and Dave Beaumonts four closes helped the cause Dave Chamberlain opened with and scored 140 Mike Finn had three starts and scored very steadily and Tim Fields also began three and shot TBone Parkins shot a high 136 and Roy Bulitzo a high 126 for Powers of Pain They narrowly defeated Bandits the odd game sufficing Rob two starts and finishes helped Bruce Mc Cartney and Jeff Richardson each opened and closed two for Bandits Firemen finally won one taking Aces by Rob scored for the only detail In reply John Burke opened with 74 Bill Hall scored 156 and Dave son scored 140 also opened four games for Aces In closing the lads went to the playoffs for doubles and Rick Harden and Ed Kouyoumjian of Hollywood qualified for the semi finals on I think May 14 A great lads SAVE 10 OFF ALL MODELS IN STOCK Georgetown Hobby JOy IncmasaJ SHOP LOCALLY WIN LUCKY LICENCE NUMBER HERES HOW TO WIN Each week the Herald will select a licence number from the parking lot of a different Halton Hills retailer and publish that number in this feature The owner of that vehicle then has seven 7 days to claim hisher prize of a FREE Lube Oil and Filter PLAY THE GAME WIN A LUBE OIL FILTER FROM THIS WEEKS NUMBER COMPLETE CAR CLEANIr Prize Includes 5 Armstrong Ave milium MountlinvlEtt N the HERALD Horn Nawapapar Hill 5 LITRES OF10W30OIL OIL FILTER LUBEIFREQD Ending 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