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Page 22 THE HERALD Wednesday September 1989 Youth bowlers on target Georgetown youth bowling Saturdays and Sundays is celeratmg very rapidly After three weeks of bowling Christopher Somers heads the list with a 248 average Last Sunday he rolled another triple an Christina Lane is increasing her over average with her 642 triple to continue leading all the young ladies Having five more seniors join up to swell the competition for the current bowlers means more fun in the coming festivities Anyone wishing to enter the weekly lucky jackpot bowl should join now Also the entries for the Senior Mixed Team Championships must be in before Oct 8 The bantam division on Saturday mornings at oclock is also com to the fore Matthew Walker a graduate is establishing his claim to be the bantam leader with a tnple and his first 200 game 206 of the new season Looks as if the Georgetown bowlers will again be represented at the provincial championships The junior division that bowls at a m will begin qualifying for the Master Junior Championships ending Oct 15 To join in the fun obtain instruc and take part in tournaments it costs only 50 to register and each week for three games of bowl shoe rental and cresting etc GEORGETOWN HOTSHOTS Bowler or the Week Larry 824 MENS LEAGUE Paul Chaplin 741 284 MON SOCIAL Tom Pro- use 723 MON LEAGUE Ace Bailey 752 WED NITE MIXED Larry 315 Joe Drake 734 Marty 723 271 Dan GEORGETOWN B C JUNIORS Ryan Martin 607 Cindy Clarke599 BANTAMS Matthew Walker David King 149 Darryl Johnston 151 Doug Nancy Larocque 360 145 Lynn Moreland Bryan Foster 352 148 Monica Beauparlant 350 130 SMURFS Michael Cluney 319 108 Gordon Everett William Walker 228 Gord Clarke 222 Richard Gosthn Brendan Louth 257 Sara Pegg 237 Cathy Schaefer 194 Lindsay Ed 186 SENIORS Chris Somers 810 299 Christina Lane Brian Bell 636 231 Barry McLean 226 Mark Prevost 606229 Nitty gritty time looms Well it is down to the nitty gritty now The playing season is almost over The ladies are finished the youth are finished the Falcons are finished and by the time you read this the Inter County semi finals should be over in both divisions Monday in Georgetown and Streetsville the first and second divisions encounters took place Cedarvale hosted Mariners vs Crown and Anchor followed by Meteor vs Acton Villa Syntex the beautiful new field in Streetsville hosted the second division games between United and Tarn OShanter and vs Lauren Wednesday Eagles came within inches of qualifying when missing a last minute chance in front of goal As it was they tied Meteor 2 but the tie was not enough From what I can gather Meteor s goals were a little fortunate a penalty counter and an over the head of the goalie counter They all count In the other first division clash Villa played to win against Mariners from the start and pulled off a 21 win Villa deserved the result as Mariners were listless un til the last 20 minutes when the home team began to take the game to the visitors However Eagles draw meant Mariners were through to the penultimate stage Crown and An chor left second place Marhn pointless with a 30 result to reach the semis despite a win just could not make it in the second division playoffs and must be a little disap pointed Milton and Stingers were already eliminated and United join and Trexcon and Tarn OShanter in the semis Depending upon results from Monday this evening Wednes day could well see the finals played at Cedarvale at and 8 respectively The decision to play so closely is due to one of the semi finalists having two weddings GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND THE CAR STEREO EXPERTS 8772425 Campbell House Gallery Sports Views on the normal Saturday chosen for the finals Last week I had a go at the Sun day Sun s Steve Simmons for his inaccuracies in reporting of hooliganism from Britain and should have been England Well this week it Is the turn of radio land AM 1430 Talking of Sports Hosts Bob Macowan and Bill so normally accurate and informative with an excellent program were guilty of similar er During last week whilst men tioning the subject they alluded to Europe being excluded and talked of Britains hooligans they were comparing them with New Yorkers at the time However European continental fans are as guilty of vandalism and violence as the English not the Scots Irish and Welsh gentlemen Gary Morrow opened the scoring for Steelers En the CSL Eastern division two leg final first game in Hamilton An equalizing goal came from the Blizzard central defender Carl Fletcher The goals were all we had in a hard game In the second leg Steelers took an early lead through Alex Bun bury in the third minute The game had lots of physical challenges many illegal and both teams miss ed out the midfleld in buildups The game was played at mat Stadium and the conditions were poor the field not in good shape Morrow received a caution on a con by I felt the referee was a little too fussy and whistle happy although the game was tousy Very inconsistent and lots of whistle were the mainstay of the first half with Steelers leading The second half produced no bet ter standard of officiating than the first I am sorry to report The play continued to be mainly scrappy The Steelers went in to a twogoal lead on an offside goal which the ref should have caught and did not Blizzard netted on an equally off side goal to even those errors Steelers had decided to defend at this point and held out for the deserved victory Morrow himself nodded the ball down to scorer Gasparini for the winner and generally had another steady match APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS Hindi Alt Insurance Claims 115 MAIN ST S 8730674 Group Discounts Reasonable Rates PEARLS GROOMING SALON Qroom Clipping Bathing for all breeds of dogs and cats FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY 8732577 jTRAMSI8BtON WE ACCEPT ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS B MANAGER J BRAH RR 1GflEOBGETOWNL7D4S7 WALKER shows fine bowling form Saturday morning I bantam competition at Georgetown Bowl rolled a 513 which included a 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