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THE HERALD 1M1Page25 Herald Sports Roundup Georgetown Bowl GOLDEN AGE BOWLING Team Standings Team Braves 84 Flintstones Orioles Snowbirds SuperSix 74 Expos Hopefuls UniTeam Chickadees Screwballs Five Stars 61 Misfits GoGetters Phantoms High Single Lauretta Casey 267 Zander 246 Pearl Burt 216 Morton Bob Harris 213 Ar chie La High Single Handicap Lauretta Casey Pearl Burt 294 Zander Morton Bob Harris 256 Walker High Triple Lauretta Casey 626 Zander Eunice 511 Gord Morton 630 Bob Harris Bill Scannell High TripleHandicap Lauretta Casey 782 Zander Eunice Bob Harris 714 Gord Morton 70S Del Wallace 696 GEORGETOWN BOWL SENIORS REPORT With the great preparations for die Four Steps to Stardom Tour nament moving aloiur so quickly we are seeing more and more great bowling from the seniors Topping the scoreboard this week were Brian Bell 710275 and Robert Harrison 708261 Rounding out the top spots were Tonya Moms Christina Lane Dave Ridley Mark Prevost and Eddie Doyle The final Four Steps to Star dom teams have been secured and the teams are as follows Mens Brian Bell singles Robert Harrison Dave Ridley Eddie Doyle Jason and Womens- Christina Lane singles Tonya Moms Sharon Laura Doyle Janice and Lorrie Prevost The spares for the tournament in case anything might happen to any of the teams members or to the singles bowler are Brian Crocker and Sheri Myers Good luck to both teams as they prepare for their tournament on Feb GEORGETOWN Juniors- Cindy Clarke 654234 Geoffrey 611220 Chris Gostlh Kim Con rad Alain Larocque 575237 Kevin Shapcott Richard 516207 Ryan Martin 514186 Beth Burgess 467173 David Leslie Julie Lounds Bantams Matthew Walker 532187 Heather Sanderson Janice Somers Adam ScuraUi 394148 Suzanne Larocque 392168 Nicki Verheul Jennifer Doyle Paul 374130 David King Chad Conrad 368139 Ryan Boyer 367 Peewees Gordon Everett 433161 Brendan Louth 389150 Gordon Clarke 345135 Richard Gostlin 337148 Natalie Laroc Industrial Curling League Seesaw fight for first The seesaw battle for first place in Industrial Curling play continues at Georgetowns North Halton curling rink as the schedule of games for the leagues first draw is winding down Insurance Rockers and Work That Body the two leading rinks squared off on Jan 31 with a mere half point margin between them The Rockers started strong Midway through the game they had a 40 lead a lead built with steals in the third and fourth ends But the table turned at that juncture The FitAsAFiddle skip Ken Irwins picked up his shot making and coincidentally the Rockers skip Barry lost his The took ends five through eight highlighted by Irwins final shot that perfectly cradled behind cover in the twelve foot Electing to draw for the win the Rockers released the games last rock inside and it followed the path of the stone The shot finished by cross over the face of Irwins counter leaving the latter as shot rock The Fit AsA Fiddle crew were ecstatic at the turnaround and the outcome a win for them and a return to first place Quietly moving into second place by half a point as a conse quence of their win and the loss were the Hog Liners Skipped again by Ian MacLeod who is looking more and more comfortable in the generals posi tion the Hog Liners edged past Al Moores Sign Shoppe Sliders with an 86 score The post game discussions aside from the standings changes as a result of the games played involving the top three rinks were about the events on Sheet One in the late draw In the game played there Tom Reeds La Guys were up against Dave Boys La Guys established a seeming ly healthy and comfortable 54 lead after the first four ends of play But the fifth end proved to be a shocker The Norval Boys all of a sudden woke up got hot hot hot and crafted seven points in the fifth the biggest single end score of the season in the league The Reed was rattled by the turn of events and proceeded to lose the next two ends as well The final was a 126 trouncing and the direction for both of these teams shows signs of changing The wmds of change were also evident in another contest Brad Smith seems to be finally getting his game together He took his Wingnut bunch up the ladder with an impressive triumph over the once mighty JAWS With two in the second and another pair in the third the Smith was ahead to stay Deadlocks were the final out comes in a pan- of this weeks ear ly games A parachute squad of spares carrying The Automatons banner came back with a deuce in the eighth end to tie The Box under Sam at 55 In the other game Ken McCor mack of Swimmers with makeshift crew held Graham Senators to a dead heat after having an early lead In other games the two Ken dale Mechanical rinks were vie tors The Eight Ender version took on the Challengers They closed with a convincing score and six ends in the bank The Hackers version came up against The Dead Enders the lat ter with John Gibson back after surgery induced layoff Don Campbell took his foursome down victory lane by a count The final week of the first draw comes on Feb 7 Games to be played to round out the schedule are as follows At p m Hog Liners vs JAWS The Boys Work That Body Fit AsAFtddle Dunlop Insurance Rockers La Guys Bill Smith Auto Wingnuts vs TheSignShoppeSliders At 9 p Challengers vs Kendale Hackers The Automatons vs Swim mers The Senators vs The Box ers Dead Enders vs Eight Enders que Smurfs Marc Monchamp Jason 297128 Lisa Clarke 283101 Daniel 27199 William Walker Jordan ScnraUi 263116 Matthew Sweeting 26094 GEORGETOWN HOT SHOTS Bowler of the Week Paul Chaplin came close to being im mortal just missing getting a perfect game He started out with 7 strikes an open 8th frame and then struck right out Pauls came close to making a 900 triple It was 896 Mens League Paul Chaplin 896250 254 392 Frank 746283 Bud Haines 733262 Tom Lu Zander 712260 Social League Terry Ford Aft Ladies Pat Caruso Smith and Stone League Roger Tues Niters League Don Peacock 759310 Bob 752269 League Eileen 775282 Industrial Curling INDUSTRIAL CURLING LEAGUE STANDINGS after Jan 31 games TEAM 5900 Hog Liners 57 50 Insurance Rockers 5700 Eight 50 Swimmers JAWS La Guys The Senators 4025 Bill Smith Auto Wingcuts 39 75 The Norval Boys 3950 Challengers 35 Kendale Hackers 25 The Automatons 2975 The Boxers 23 50 Dead Enders 16 50 Hills Hockey HILLS HOCKEY LEAGUE Resalta Hollywood Tavern 8 United Rental DodgeTimeout 2 Anchor Development Cur- wood Packaging Station Bouse Tavern 3 Auto Repair 2 ISAM CurwOQd IT I Unite HoDjntood I IT 1 DodfaTfmeout 17 1 U I Andea 17 It Anchor IT 1 It a a Dooifty United M United DUB GurUcFMdyai United Mirk Hamilton Ctvwoad 11 a AndTBrndbent United 17 Larry FWcnaaHcQibboa United U a M Todd Hollywood It HBkHnlltooDodteTO I Major Peewee Bruins close season with wins Georgetown Bodams Bruins Major Peewees ended their regular with victories over Chinguacousy and Both games were played at Alcott Arena Jan 17 and 20 On Jan 17 Bruins met a scrap py club and emerged victorious in an ex citing contest Georgetown open ed the scoring early in the first period on an unassisted goal by defenoeman Jeff Hewitt stormed back to tie the game only to see the host team take the lead on a goal by David Kotsos assisted by David Kalbarski and Kevin After Chinguacousy again tied the game a pair of goals by Georgetown snipers gave the local team a lead at the end of the first period Fraser Thorn scored on a pass from Brad Spears to give Georgetown a lead Spears then scored on a fme unassisted effort to end the period Chinguacousy came back to tie the game in the second period However a goal by Jaime Bot tomry gave Georgetown a 54 lead Bottomlys goal was assisted by Brad Spears and Scott Truman Chinguacousy rallied to tie the game with two and a half minutes remaining However with only fifty four seconds left In the third period David Boere broke the deadlock to give Georgetown the victory Boeres winning goal was assisted by Scott and Burke On Jan 20 Georgetown ended the regular season play by defeating visiting Ancaster 83 Georgetown assumed a 30 lead in the first period as they con trolled the hockey action Burke opened the Georgetown scoring assisted by Thorn and David One minute later a goal by David Kalbarski assisted by David widen ed Georgetowns lead Scott Truman then put Georgetown ahead 30 on a goal assisted by Thorn Bruins opened the se cond period in the same hungry scoring mood This time Spears scored assisted by Scott Truman then gave the Bruins a 50 lead on a fine solo rush from the Georgetown end zone After Ancaster had reduced the local lead to Spears revived the scoring mood of the Bodanis Bruins with a goal assisted by Jaime Bottomly and Thorn Burke followed with his second goal of the game assisted by Lahey Lumb then gave Georgetown its eighth goal when he again rushed the Ancaster net effort was assisted by David Boere and Andrew caster scored in the dying seconds of the game but to no avail as Georgetown gained the victory and ended the season on a positive note 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