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Page 26 THE HERALD Wednesday April 3 1991 Senior bowlers prepare for tournaments By DEE DEE HAYNES Herald Special As the Georgetown Bowl Senior team prepare for the end of their season high scores and big tour naments still await them March 28 and April are the qualifying dates for the Senior In vitational The top six boys and four girls will be divided up and put on to two teams that will be coached by Ralph Miller and Dee DeeHaynes Despite the fact that other houses are putting in all men and women teams Georgetown will be using a mixed team format for tills tournament There is a social for both teams to attend after the tournament Also on April the Seniors will be qualifying for the Combo tour nament This pinsoveraverage tournament will be held inhouse on April 14 The top male and female bantamjuniorsenior team will move on to the Zone Round later in April The coaches for this tournament are yet to be announced April 21 will be a busy day for the seniors as there are two dif ferent tournaments occunng To start the seniors who are named bowler of the month for September March will be com peting against each other for the title of Senior Bowler of the Year This pinsoveraverage event is always competitive The winner from each division bantam junior senior will then move on to the Zone and possibly the Pro vincial Finals From the bowler of the year senior bowlers Brian Bell Dave Ridley Eddie Doyle and Christina Lane will travel to Ac- The Georgetown Bowl Senior earn of left to right Dave Ridley Brian Bell Eddie Doyle and Christina Lane will be travelling to Acton Lanes on April to take part in the MasterSenior tourna ment Carolyn Lane Gord Lane Hole and Dee Dee Haynes will partner up with one of the seniors lo play for the cash pot of Photo sub mitted ton Lanes to compete in the MasterSenior Tournament Master bowlers Carolyn Lane Lane Brinley Hole and Dee Dee Haynes will partner up with one of the seniors to go for the cash pot of There are possibly two more in- tournaments available to the Seniors plus playoffs so their year isnt over yet Scoreboard for March 21 Hot Shot Robert Harrison 721287 Rob has again put a grasp on the top spot as he holds high average for the league This is Robs second con secutive 700 triple bringing his season total plus triples to Rounding out the scoreboard were Joe 666273 Jason Sharon Shapcott Brian Crocker 639267 Mark 618233 Christina Lane Dave Ridley 603224 and Brian Bell Scoreboard for March 28 Hot Shot Christina Lane 753311 Georgetown Bowls own Ontario Winter Games winner topped off the scoreboard this week with a triple Christina is the top average for the ladies division and has ex tended her lead over Tonya Mor ris the next highest average Rounding out the top scores were Dave Ridley 722295 Eddie Doyle 713273 Laura Doyle 668271 and Brian Bell 657234 Results of the Family Twosome have been released with Blake Smith and his father claiming first place with a Rounding out the top three positions were Joey and his father and Jason Ogden and his dad Good luck to Blake at the next round Dart seasons end brings excitement As usual the approach of the end of the season brings excite ment to some and disappoint ment to others The great news locally is the resounding win by Beau Beaumont and Ron Scarlett in the Legion District doubles at Hamilton last weekend Gary also did well in the singles All three players qualify for the Legions Provincial champion ships In a week or two Details later The Industrial League first and second division champions were also decided last Wednesday First division leaders Snowjacks Hustlers clinched the title with a 54 win over runnersup Gasket- man Cutters Third place goes to who lost to High Rollers by 45 Second division champs are Acadian Pools who defeated Inter County Inter County have been caught by Aces with their win over Independents This last night of league play will decide the second place between Aces and Inter County The other matter of interest will be to see if Bandits can win for the first time or go through the season without a win Individual highlights of the night begin with maximums 180 from Ron Scarlett Larry Hunt and 160 from Bruce Capriol Murphy hit two and singles came from Beau Beaumont Ran dy Hunt Derek Hedley Jim Charter Jim Franks Gord Bot toms and Roger Moore High opens are credited to Bruce Hope 111 Harry Bottoms and Tony 110 George Powell 106 and Roy Rudiger The Hustlers needing four points to win the division took the first two sets lost the next and won the next two then it was all over with some heavy throwing from both teams Fittingly the winning double was thrown by See who left or was asked to leave Cutters midway through the season The relegation battle between Ensigns Bulldogs and Panthers is still on for the last night of league play next week playoffs begin The Halton League may well be decided by the time this column is in print George no played McGibbon on Monday with George needing as many points as possible to put more space bet ween these first and second plac ed teams Going into the match George led by with 14 points to play for and another and last match this coming Monday George are at Exchange and McGibbon play each other The points spread is important to both teams Last week George no 2 played no 1 and scraped through whilst no 1 defeated Copper Kettle no 3 who theoretically may still catch second place tied with OTooles no 1 when they meet George no 3 then it is off to the playoffs for all Jeff Richardson and Brent Gillespies highlighted the play with June Norton finishing 136 a worthy mention Dave Scutt closed and added three for good measure Brad Edgar shot and Randy Hunt was another with more than one extra point for high scores Other double high scores came from Terry Cesar Al Murphy Eric Fuller with Hank Van Gogh clos ing out There were too many single high scorers to mention so there Guess who has won more singles than any other player Guess again The winner is Larry Varey of Timeout See George no 2 Terry Hancock OTooles no 2 and Stan McGibbon no 1 are next and following them are Ian McDonald and Self Leading doubles winners though not necessarily always playing with each other are Jeff Henderson and Jeff Richardson Close behind are Stan Rhynold Ian McDonald Mark See Pete Conway Paul Kirby and Pete Pickering However the most doubles wins to date are by Erwin See Four person teams leader is Bruce Hope McGibbon no 1 with McDonald the Sees then self in tow Leading the MVP chart is Stan with Paul Kirby Jeff Henderson Pete Pickering Mike Pepper and Erin See close Paul Kirby has five Pepper Brad and Shirley have three each Pepper with three leads the high finished did close 170 and Ron Scarlett 101 Outlaw 17 10C Independent 14 10B Bandits IBS Second DLvliion Bandits 1 Outlaws Independents 1 Aces Firemen Taunen Intercounly Acadian Pools HALTON DARTS LEAGUE STANDINGS OF MARCH Team A GeorgeDrag McGibbon 1 SO A 1 103 as OToole3 IB 1 Timeout ie i a in OTooleal 13 IBS 19 1B2 GeorgeDrag 1 13 10 180 147 11 GeorgeDrag IS 143 183 137 Exchange 152 183 18 134 Hollywood 1 14 136 133 Exchange 10 132 12 110 Copper Kettle i S3 I 2 137 Reiulli George and George and Dragon George and Dragon 3 10 4 McGibbon 14 Copper Kettle 1 Copper Kettle Exchange Exchange 1 Timeout Hollywood OTooles 3 OTooles 1 7 HALTON HILLS COLLISION RR 1 ACTON ONT DISTRIBUTORS SPORTING GOODS CLOTHING SPECIALIZING IN TEAM CORPORATE WEAR 8730500 Main Si S Georgetown COME IN CHECK OUT THE NEW BIKES BY DIAMOND BAOK0NA MONGOOSE CONCORDE 71 Main SL S Georgetown oft tut lag INDUSTRIAL STANDINGS First Division Team A tellers 143 Gasket man Cutters 79 IS 11 119 11 18 103 High Hollers IS Panthers 10 17 88 127 Bulldogs 19 87 129 Ensigns 21 134 He mils Bulldogs Ensigns Panthers Snowjacks Hustlers Cutters High Hollers Second GP I A Acadian Pools 139 Inter County IB Aces IS 11 116 Firemen I4 12 107 APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS Wo Handle All Insuranc Claim 873 m SAVE YOUR BODY NORTH END NISSAN 610 Martin St Milton NORTH END NISSAN 8784137 MILTON ONT MENS GEORGETOWN FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE LEAGUE STARTS MAY 1291 GAMES PLAYED ON SUNDAYS AT GEORGETOWN HIGH SCHOOL Players must be Years as of Oct 191 TEAM OR INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS INTERESTED CONTACT GORD McNEILLY 8779156