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THE HERALD Wednesday April IMS A Georgetown Howl team look runners up honor at the Master Bantam provincial championships held recently Members of the team are from left Chris Wilkes Andy Parent and Cindy Clarke Herald Master Bantam runnerup A Georgetown Bowl team felt lust short of claiming the Master Bantam Provincial Championships held recently The team of Master Andy Parent and Bantams Cindy Clarke and Chris Wilkes were runners- up in the championship losing to a Slrcetsvllle Bowl team by a pins The Georgetown team reached the provincial championship by winning qualifying round at on March 13 A total of 30 teams took part In the championship with the irst round a pinsover average com petition on the three gome total Georgetown finished first In the round and received a ye to the final while the second and third place teams battled It out in a semifinal for the other champion ship berth who finished second in the preliminaries won their semifinal and then went on to defeat Georgetown in the championship Combo takes zone title Another success story has developed on the Georgetown bowl ing scene as a three- man combo team qualified Tor the provincial finals The team of Bantam Martin Johnston Junior Robert Harrison and Senior Chris Somers bombed their opposition at the Zone Pinal hosted by Applewood Lanes Sunday as they competed under the com and rig eye of their coach Ralph Miller The team fine effort was spearheaded by first year bowler Johnston with a plus as part of the team winning total of plus- Each member of the Georgetown Mayors race to be June 12 The Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department is busy mg for the 10th Annual Mayors Road Race The date of the race is Sunday June 12 commencing at a Again this year here will be a five kilometre route for Hall on Hills residents only an open 10 kilometre route Trophies will be awarded to first second and third place male and female finishers In each category In the five kilometre race a trophy will be awarded to the first male and female to complete the race All entries to complete the race will rccelvea certificate For more information call the Recreation and Parks Department Bowl team was awarded plaque The team carries on with an ap pearance at the provincial rolloff slated for May 1415 In Peter borough Meanwhile the Georgetown ladles team could only manage a sixth In competition with a total of Streetsvllle took top honors in the event The ladles combo team compris ed of Bantam Cindy Clarke Junior Cheryl and Senior Kathy Miller was coached by Carolyn Lane of Georgetown bowlers took second spot at Bantam Boys World Bowling Championships In petition held recently in Member of the ore from left Jeff David Leslie Chris Gostlln Alan Ryan Martin and coach Gord Lane Herald photo Bantam bowlers relinquish title Georgetown failed to retain its ti tie In the World Bantam Bowling Championships and had to settle- for runnersup honors at the event held in GuUph recently at Towne and Country Bow After winning the championship last year the Georgetown Bowl team narrowly missed repeating as Roscland of Burlington took a five- pin victory Members of he team are Jeff Pr ingle David Leslie Alan Chris and Ryan Martin Their coach Is Gord Lane The championship sponsored by Coca Cola was changed significant ly this year The age group was lowered lo and yearolds while in previous years the highest age was 12 The team did exceptionally well for this age Lane said The learn bad a per which Is very good for Bantams There a lot of pressure on that age The Georgetown team the competition with- a twogame total of 1 727 while Burlington finished with a 1 total A total of teams from throughout Ontario took part in the event atthe24laneBowlanuns University Bowl of third In the competition with ESI Individually David Utile of Georgetown took second place In for twogame score with and Allan Williamson of Rowland had the top twogame total with while Ryan Anderson of University was third with HustlersSnojacks victorious in darts Blue Fin tn challenge slated J Fitness Challenge Day will be erclsc for 15 minutes and call seven new records Fitness Challenge Day will be held Wednesday May The Town of Hills has the Town of Ookville for the fit test community In Canada On Fitness Challenge Day plan to ex erclsc for 15 minutes and coll the Hotline at to register jour activity Last year Hills had per cent of Its residents taking part get Involved and have fun Darts Second I viion Inter County 1 Snow jacks Taxman High Rollers Aces 3 Bandits High Rollers Bulldogs Inter County Bandits FIN STANDINGS First Division As we can all see by the results In last week Georgetown Industrial Darts League Hustlers and Snow jacks pulled off the double in their respective divisions although they Independents had to go down to the lost set of mat se Hustlers lenders Panthers Ensigns Golden Flights Firemen Hustlers came through undefeated whereas lost one match Westerners held on to the runner up spot in the first as did Bulldogs in the second In the tap match of the first set Hustlers took three over lenders for whom Ray shot 140 Murphy had two starts and a 140 in the match with Independents Ian MacDonald had two starts and a finish as Jim Nicholson started two Firemen were against Ensigns and went down by the five games with Harry Bottoms knocking for 114 Exports scored well in the set with Panthers yet went down by to the Panther finishing in the last three games Pete Pickering shot 180 in this one Firemen took the first and last game against Hustlers for a spirited showing Brian Beaumont and Ron Scarlett both hit 140 in the win Then Panthers beat Flights lo round off their play Henry Graham shot and Ed Peterson finished on 107 as Mike Pepper had a high score of 100 Wcstenders had another close game winning over Ensigns Another ton from Ray Ackroyd and one from Ken Baker were highlighted Another strong per formance from Pete Pickering was to no avail as Exports lost 23 again The team scored well and again sue cum bed to the opposition closing out In the second division High Rollers lifted themselves into third place with two victories First the win over come in the last two games Aces then came through over Bandits by the same score Rick Harden opened three and clos ed out one Don had another hot night in Snowjacks win with two starts and three finishes on double four The win gave the playoff title as he other results showed no one could catch them Rollers defeated Aces by 41 in a valiant effort too little too late for the lads on this occasion Bulldogs had a great try also in beating Inter County to finish one point behind first place Old rivals Bandits and Bandits a That brings us to the close of the season However darts will continue at the Legion through the summer with the usual blind draw games of partners until the new season comes around at ht end of August See you then Second Division High Rollers Bandits Inter County Aces A total of seven new club records were set by members of the Blue Fins Swimming Club as they com at a meet In Pickering held April 10 All the local competitors made strong showings particularly in the 13yearold and over groups where they were competing with some Matthew 13 swimming in the boys over 13 division picked up a second In the 100 had a fourth in the freestyle and added a fifth in the 200 m In dividual medley In taking these honors he set new club marks for the m breaststroke the m In dividual medley and also the 100 butterfly In the girls over- 13 division Cyn thia 14 picked up three gold medals in the m individual medley the too m butterfly and the freestyle In the same age group Dawn Newman won a gold for the 100 and added a sixth in the 100 m backstroke set new club records for the m butterfly the 50 freestyle and the m individual medley and Newman set a new club mark for the loom breaststroke In the boys and 12 yearold SWIMMING division Robert Weston won gold medals for the 100 breaststroke and the m freestyle and added a bronze medal for the in dividual medley competing in the girls 11 and 12 yearold division won a gold medal for the 100 m and also had a bronze for the 200 m individual medley and a fifth place finish for the 100 but In the same category Benito picked up bronze medals in both the 100 freestyle and the loo butterfly and was also fourth in the backstroke Amy had a fifth in the 100 m backstroke In the same age group the girls under 10 age group Krista captured two gold medals for the m freestyle and the m freestyle Thane In the boys under 10 division won a silver medal for the 100 freestyle and also picked up bronze medals for the 100 m and the m freestyle Golden Flights Wcstenders Firemen Golden Flights I Wcstenders Exports 2 Exports 2 Independents Hustlers Ensigns 5 Hustlers Panthers Ensigns Independents Panthers 15 Students will reach the Summit Write your own ticket to Toronto Fifteen young Can will win an all expense paid trip to the Toronto Economic Summit 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