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Page THE HERALD Wednesday April 1991 Industrial Curling League playdowns commence Regular season play has con cluded and positions are established for the 16 teams of women and men who all give curling their best shot every Thursday night over the course of the winter months at Georgetowns North Golf and Country Club The Industrial Leagues commence on Thursday April and finish with a full day of curling on Saturday April In recapping the season there was the Insurance Rockers team who had won the 196990 playdowns and had set its 199091 sights on the league champions crown Showing more consistency and working on the little things which make a solid team along with a little old- fashioned luck they attained their regular season goal Finishing second but bound to be in peak form for the especially if Laurie Burns a say was the peren nial team to beat Work That Body A healthy Ken Irwin will make them a tough opponent In third was the leagues youngest team Kendale Eight Enders A spirited and eager team and a crowd favorite because the crowd is always comprised of many of their families and friends The Hog Liners finished in fourth spot If it wasnt for a late season slump they could have ended up on top of the pack The fifth place finishers Swimmers had a late season surge This hot and cold team has been hot of late In sixth came JAWS An enigma may be the best way to describe this team Opponents are never sure which JAWS team Is going to play Seventh place was nailed down by La Guys a team plagued by having to go with a makeshift lineup and thereby a team which has had to play with a great deal of adversity A slow start to the season was followed by a strong showing in the second draw for the eighth place rink Bill Smith Auto The Senators closed the season in ninth spot but they are always a team to be taken seriously If they can get their opponents into a draw game the advantage is more often than not In their favour Tenth place belongs to one this seasons revamped teams The Norval Boys Finishing eleventh were the Challengers This Paul Barber squad sported a new lead Ron and found itself almost always in the middle of the pack Kendale Hackers a team which always has fun and enjoys getting out concluded the season in 12th spot Thirteenth spot is held by what proved to be the best team in the second draws B Flight The Automatons In 14th coming off a tough se cond draw after playing well in the first draw is The Sign Shoppe Sliders Fifteenth place ends up being occupied by The Boxers a true company team sponsored by Cen tral Box of Last but certainly not least came the Dead They were new and always game to play To the joy of everyone in the league after many weefo of frustration they even won a game Major Novice Lumbermen have busy weekend Georgetown Beaver Lumber Major Novice team had a weekend playing in the Streetsville tournament on Fri day and the Tyke hockey tournament on Saturday at Maple Leaf Gardens as their season came to a close Lumbermen were eliminated from the annual Streetsville tournament by virtue of a 32 loss to the Penetang Bryants Jeweller club The first two games of the tourney were played against the Shoppers Drug Mart team with total goals being the deciding factor Georgetown lost this series five goals to four with the games being split 11 Georgetown won the 1st game 20 and lost the second The second game against Oshawa was highlighted by Brent McClungs goal assisted by Scott Ellis at of the second period to bring the score to 21 in Oshawas favor Lumbermen scored again in the third period with Matt finding the twine assisted by Dan Smith on a scramble play at the mark This made the score Oshawa finished the scoring at the 20 se cond mark to win the series and the game The third game of this tourna ment was a real thriller with Penetang the eventual victor 32 After a scoreless first period Dan Smith put the Lumbermen in front with an unassisted goal after deking out the goaltender Matt Hotham put the Lumbermen ahead 20 by conver ting a pass by Scott Ellis while at the 224 mark of the third period Penetang then scored three goals in a span of 137 to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat Notable Georgetown con tributors included Roddy Heinz Tyler and Ryan Carter in goal Trevor Cash Jay Campbell and Jay Hayes Lumbermen came up big at Maple Leaf Gardens on Saturday with their finest offensive display of the season a victory against Torontos Bert Robinson AllStars in the 36th annual Tyke hockey tournament The first period saw Jay Camp bell open the scoring at the mark on an unassisted breakaway from centre ice with a to put the Lumbermen ahead Brent McClung put the Georgetown club up with a high shot just under the crossbar from the slot assisted by Scott Ellis and Jamie at the 331 mark Matt finished off the scoring in the first period at the 651 mark with a behind the net goal assisted by Roddy Heinz The score at the end of the first period was Georgetown 3 Toron to The second period saw Brent McClung complete his hat trick with two efforts at and 640 Jay Hayes assisted on the goal by McClung Trevor Cash converted a rebound at 757 to br ing the score to Dan Smith converted a threeway pass play with Heinz and Hotham to bring the second period to a close with Georgetown leading The third period found Bryan Stuttard scoring at 346 assisted by Roddy Heinz Dan Smith clos ed out the scoring at 556 assisted by Jamie and Joshua Travers Final score Georgetown Toronto Notable Georgetown con tributors included shutout goaltending by Tyler and Ryan Carter and solid twoway performances from Derrick Elliot and Ryan Bobor This tournament raised for the Easter Seal Socie ty Derrick Elliot and Jamie Larocque both won a oneweek hockey school engagement for selling the most tickets and respectively Ryan Carter Tyler Pearce Scott Ellis Bryan Stuttard Derek Elliot and Jamie Larocque all received pla ques for selling in excess of Lumbermen were eliminated from the TriCounty playoffs By virtue of a tiebreaking method that the team would like to see changed They finished the roundrobin series with a record iden tical to the Rangers In head to head competition bet ween Georgetown and Oakville Georgetown won one game and tied the other The deciding fac tor to break the tie was not head to head competition but rather the goal differential in each roundrobin game ERIN MENS 3 PITCH REGISTRATION At The Erin Arena April 6th 13th am to 200 FEE 5500 For Information Please Call Puncher Pat Jeffrey 8339555 8534723 REGISTRATION Glen Williams Minor Ball Association Place Dates Age Restrictions St Albans Hill Glen Williams Saturday March 1000 Bin 100 Saturday March 100pm Saturday April 1000 am 100 pm Open to all Softball players Ihat are belween the thru before January Proof of age required 1 PlayerFamily plus uniform deposit 2 PlayersFamily plus uniform deposit 3 PlaytrsTFimity plus uniform deposit Tbal Uniform Deposits A deposit of 100Dplayer lo maximum of 3000fimity Is required when registering and win be refunded when untformfs are returned at end ol the season We are looking for volunteers to be coaches and umpires for season Anyone Interested please let know on registration days MARCH SCORES BUI Smith Auto Wingnuts 15 Dead Enders 2 The Norval Boys 7 Challengers 2 The Senators 10 The Boxers The Automatons Kendale Hackers 5 In surance Rockers The Sign Shoppe Sliders 3 Swim mers 8 La Guys JAWS 7 Hog Liners Ken Eight 7 The full opening round schedule for Thursday April is as follows At pm Insurance Rockers vs Dead Hog Liners vs The Automatons JAWS vs Challengers BUI Smith Auto Wingnuts vs The Senators At pm FitAsAFiddle vs The Boxers Kendale Eight vs The Sign Sliders Lepers Swimmers vs Hackers La Guys vs The Boys INDUSTRIAL CURLING LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS Team Insurance Rockers 9075 Kendale Eight Hog Liners Swimmers JAWS La Guys Bill Smith Auto The Senators The Norval Boys Challengers WANT TO HAVE FUN KIDS TRY SOMETHING PARTICIPATE IN CANADAS NATIONAL SPORT 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