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THE HERALD Wednesday March ISM Page Stinson Tabuchi Zuraw Smallwood lead Fins Mandy Stinson led the way for the Georgetown Blue Fins swim team as she splashed to a third and a fourth in the Level I competition at the Cobra Invitational in Brampton on Mar Stinson took third place in the 1314 girls 100metre backstroke and placed fourth in the categorys 200metre backstroke final Tracy took fourth in the girls under10 200metre breaststroke Matthew Zuraw was fifth in the boys 100metre breaststroke sixth in the 200- metre event and rounded out his day with a ninthplace finish in the 50metre freestyle Krista Smallwood was 10th in the girls 100metre backstroke and completed her com petitive day with a 10th in the girls under10 200metre back At the Aquanauts Meet on Feb 12 in Toronto the Georgetown results were as follows LEVEL I Bassett first Time Out I king of the hill in Halton There is now no doubt that Time Out I have clinched the divi sion league championship With two results to complete the team cannot be caught The matches are both against Brackens who will be out to stop the unbeaten season at tempt by the leaders The large battle looms between Hollywood and McGibbon I for second and third place Both teams are level on points and play each other in the last two matches By the time the column is in print the first of the matches will be over The other single point of interest the leading player is all but over Gary Rod- da McGibbon I has pulled away steadily these past few weeks from his nearest rival Pete Pickering Time Out I with the other Time Outers in pursuit Last week Time Out I visited Copper Kettle and lost but one set self and Danny Fraser going down to hot shooting Joe Benoit and Greg Cummins In fact only one set went less than the full three games and it was not as widespread as the result suggests Kettle were also shorthanded on the night Benoit finished 116 Ron Corbett scored 150 and Ged Williams scored 140 for the sole Time Out I solo effort Jim Carter scored 160 and Eddie Patterson scored for OTooles against Brackens and no revenge for the visitors here as Brackens rail out winners OTooles also were shorthanded having only four players on the night and three points were lost to the dummy sets took three singles and both doubles for their five points Meanwhile Hollywood were tak ing the girls down to an 112 loss the same score that shot and closed 108 playing with dummy wonhis doubles The leagues playoffs are dif ferent they all take place on Sun days with open draws for each set singles doubles and teams The doubles have already worked their way to the semi final stage and Rick Harden and Terry Kouyoum jian of Hollywood are the only players from our division to reach this stage The singles take place on Sunday April 23 at the Army Navy and Air Club Lakeshore and Cawthra not Bramalea as originally stated The registration is from 1030 am and set for am The Industrial league is winding down to the end of league play with also two weeks to go Althougtrthe first division is won by Snowjacks Hustlers the battle is on for second and third place between Exports and Westenders Enders are third one point behind and have one match to play against Exports two to play The hammer is with Ex ports for now Wait there is some for in that Exports next match is against the cham pion Snowjacks Hustlers This result could determine the chances of the Westenders Exports Pete Pickering is on a tear right now and is the player very much in form If there was a player of the week it would be he this past Wednes day A finish of is rare and dif ficult the only way to achieve the desired end is treble treble and bull Pickering did just that in the seventh set against High Rollers He had four starts and three closes in the 8rout Ron opened two and closed three and Brian Hicks opened and closed two Rollers only highlight came when Terry Kouyoumjian opened and closed the second set Hunter Carrol opened three and Stan Mathews and Ed each opened two Close rivals had to battle their way to a single point win over struggl ing Panthers who made it a fight all the way Enders Ray Ackroyd defeated Time Out n by keep and Dennis Tborogood each open- both winning teams level in second place Monica Southon shot 140 and Kim Allen won the opening singles over Stan Mathews and she figured in the team win later Mark Stan Mathews and Bruce Hope 135 were the lads top scorers shot four and Ian McDonald snot two for McGibbon Alison Mor rows had a heavy drive from Toronto to make the visitors team and shot and defeated Marry Wheeler in singles John Colter ed three with closing two and scoring 100 Derek Hard- castle scored 120 Jim Carter had four starts and two closes with Greg Cummins and Henry Graham each opening two Inter County lostby their now normal this time to Bulldogs taking sets five seven and nine for their points Dave Robinson open ed one closed two and scored two tons Pete Robinson opened four and Jay Bishop began two Ron Corbett began three and George A Located at Carols 65 MAIN ST S Phone for an appt or please drop by 8772981 Gift Certificates Available BEAl Powell Gerry Wallace and George each opened two Leaders Snowjacks Hustlers defeated the sixtyniners and one thirtyish En sign squad by rather closer than the result shows nevertheless a solid win over a good side Al Telford made a rare outing to finish a crucial game at the time Ron Scarlett opened and closed three one start of 106 and a close of Beau Beaumont began five and closed three Joe Caims scored 140 Harry Bottoms began four and Ken Baker three for Ensigns Bot toms openings were 115 and Roy Rudiger came in with starts of and Steep Rock look like going away from the pack at the top of the se cond division following their win over Bandits Gasketmen Cut ters narrowly won over Taxmen by one point and Acadian Pools took six from Power of Pain These latter winners are second and third respectively Unknowns managed their fifth win of the season to leap frog over Bandits by three points the lads defeated Aces In the middle of the table Independents lost to Firemen by the odd point to round off the results from division two Some of the top individual efforts are worth noting Ian McDonald opened with John began four and closed two Bruce Mc Cartney shot Gary Graham had three starts Keith Mallette shot Mark See had three starts and 100 Curtis had two high closes Dave Chamberlain had three starts and two closes and Paul Karolidis started with 93 Bruce Capriol had four starts Kevin MacDonald had four starts and a 101 finish Tim Field had four starts Mike Pepper shot 140 and 120 to go with two closes Field also finished off Bud Haines started on 100 and Bob Webster shot 140 as did Bill Meir Not bad girls 100M fly and 100M back Mandy Stinson first 1314 girls fly Andrea first 50M free Neil Scudder first boys 100M back 100M and 50M free Matthew first 1314 boys 100M fly Andrea Hemer third girls 100M free Mandy Stinson third girls 100M breast Matthew Zuraw third 1314 boys 100M free Andrea Herner fourth girls 100M back Mandy Stinson fourth girls IM open Matthew Zuraw fourth boys 100M back Thane Goodlet fifth 1112 boys 100M back LEVEL II novice Leigh Shill- ington first 10 and under girls 100M fly Leigh se cond 10 and under girls 100M back Mandy Bull second girls 100M back Letisha Lowther second 1314 girls 50M fly Melissa Watts second girls 100M free Leigh Shill ington third 10 and under girls breast and 100M free Goodlet third 10 and under girls 50M fly Mandy Bull third girls fly Allison MacFarlane third 1112 girls breast Melissa Watts fourth 1112 girls 2O0M Goodlet fifth 10 and under girls lOOM free Bull fifth 1112 girls free Letisha Lowther sixth girls 100M breast Ben se cond 100M breast third in back andfourth in 100M free Fuelers play spoiler role The Georgetown Star were spoilers in the TriCounty playoff round By beating the Star Fuels Minor Atoms finished their season with a win and threw a wrench in chances for a spot in the final The rookies have learned to work hard and quick and the veterans have kept from getting down on themselves or the other guys Darin started this one rolling He and Andy Kerslake assisted Keith Hunt on the first goal and then Darin scored from a wide angle with an assist by Ken Armstrong Goaltending from Andrew Craig was strong as it has been all year since Andrew and Geoff have been busy Jamie Briggs and Pete Mashinter teamed up for the next two goals Jamie from Pete and Pete from Jamie These two guys led the offence along with Rob Pilgrim and Gary McNiven who was in on a shot from the point by Ryan Taylor for the score Ryan had a good game in this one too as did Chris Goodhew filling in for Chris Corney who traded blueline work for a tanning break And just to rub it in Pete pop ped in the rebound off a shot by Gary to bring the score to Meanwhile the line Stephen Markham and Kyle Hancock and whoever was in the middle work ed to keep Oakville off the sheet Halton Rural 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