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Page THE HERALD Wednesday January 1989 hit in yearend tournament Last weeks In HALTON LEAGUE The last matches played were on Dec and were reported at that time However the results and standings are submitted to remind us of where we are at the halfway stage Time Out I are points ahead of McGlbbon I with O Tooles and Hollywood hovering each scored over 100 points to date Although I do not have the in dividual statistics at hand Gary of McGibbon is leading in that area Ron Scarlett Joe Cairns and Danny Fraser of Time Out are not far behind The next division meeting is on Jan 10 INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE The league approached the end with a knock out team tourney and a normal league even hosted at the Legion as usual The tourney was played in four groups of five teams in round robin play with the four leaders going through to the final round Teams were allowed to play players or not as they chose An extra team was set up to fill up the space Three teams were short of a player and had to play with a dummy my team played with a dummy met There were a few players around who did not play and chose to stay with their own team in sup port all keeping with the rules of the day Games began around 8 and eventually the four sec winners emerged in Bulldogs Snowjacks Hustlers and Westenders After the now traditional break for goodies the final commenced Bulldogs went down to Snowjacks Hustlers and to in the first round came back to defeat Hustlers and Bulldogs took the men from the Gaskets Westenders then defeated Bulldogs and Snowjacks Hustlers defeated This set up vs Snowjacks Hustlers for the Alf Memorial Trophy Alf Oates was a former player of several years in the league and died in the summer after a long battle with cancer He believed in playing the game seriously with sociality afterward He also believed teams should not be made to change players for every game as the league current ly and traditidnally does in its for mat of play Hence the tourney in knockout unchanging fashion The final was a real battle to the end and Westenders came out on top as the first winners John Mills finishing with triple top in two darts after I missed double 18 for my lot Eric Fullers did some damage in the final game Back in the league Snowjacks Hustlers and Steep Rock head their respective divisions Hustlers have a handsome lead of points over nearest challengers Westenders Steep Rock are in a closer dogfight being five points ahead of Gasketmen Last weeks second and third placed teams Westenders and En signs met in an important match and a close battle it turned out to be Ensigns threesome of Ken Baker Harry Bottoms and Roy Rudiger took on the Memorial win- HOWS 1MM90 QUALITY STEHEO SYSTEMS A ACCESSORIES FOR YOUR HOME AUTOMOTIVE RECORDS TAPES Sates Service ners of Ray Ackroyd John Mills Eric Fuller and Dennis Thorogood with Jim Fisher and Derek Hard castle playing also First blood went to Enders with a Fuller start and Ackroyd finish and Bottoms and dummy took the second to tie the match the same two with Baker went ahead in the third on Baker s finish Two in a row for Enders then one for En signs tied it all up again The crucial seventh saw Fuller start for and Baker for Ensigns and Mills came through with a bomb to claim the lead Ensigns had to tie the eight or lose the match Bottoms and with dummy were up against it began and Mills again closed out for the game and match Rudiger finished off the last game for the one game difference Meanwhile league leaders were seeing off the challenge of High Rollers by a seven point margin Beau Beaumont came through strongly in the end with four starts and close outs with yours truly set ting the early pace with four starts and one close Joe Cairns took a double four finish in the second game which could have changed the face of the match had he not Hustlers handed down two skunks in the match over luckless Rollers Inter County showed only two players and con ceded four games off the bat and managed to take one of those ac tually played to give Golden Flights a seven point win Barry shot 120 Russ 123 and Murphy 100 against County The remaining first division clash had Bulldogs biting the dust against Exports Brad Hale and Don closing out their two wins Pete Pickering had a devastating opening game with six of them John Maltby had three with two closes to follow and Earl and Brian Hicks each finished two Acadian Pools were back on track with a win over Taxmen Mike Pepper had four opens and a close to lead the way and Grant Richardson had two opens and closes Paul Karolidis came in with three opens and two closes for Tax men and shot 140 and had a high start of Dave Chamberlain on 174 Bruce Capnol and Cam Lever each had two opegs Pools win keeps them in third place as Steep Rock and Gasketmen both won Steep Rock defeated In dependents by the odd game and honors were spread around Gary Rodda opened with 136 Hugh Smid with 102 Paul Kirby with 96 and had himself another max imum In reply Jim Franks had five opens and closes Gord Bot opened three and Eddie closed two Franks open ed one game with 116 and Plackett finished high on Franks also recorded two scores for a cap tains part Gasketmen defeated Unknowns by five points For Unknowns Doug Harlow on 101 and Bob Webster began with a Gib Telford and captain Harry Allen are the other now known Unknowns Rick Harden scored 114 and Bruce Hope opened with a ton Aces took the last five games tc round off their win over Firemen Never the less Bruce Lewis Bcored 140 DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC AW TRENTON CHURCH STREET GEORGETOWN ACROSS FROM LIBRARY W AND CULTURAL CENTRE 8772359 mini i v v abuzz as team skates m Tournament For weeks the players and coaches of Georgetowns Minor Novice hockey team have been buzzing with excitement They had been accepted to play in Wayne Grctzky s fourth annual in minor hockey touma ment on Dec and they felt they were ready Game one against Dundas on Dec saw the Construe tion club face off against their old foes from regular league play They had never beaten Dundas and knew they needed an allout effort if they were to do it this time To add to their problems McNal ly s were informed just before the game that Richardson one of their four defencemen would not be available for the game He was at home nursing a 102degree temperature When Geoff Bahr and Joey Barber complained of flu symp toms their assignment seemed to be a questionable one The game started with both teams feeling each other out was instructed to play a defensive game and wait for the opportunities Georgetown s defensive unit of Joey Jeff Telford and Geoff played a nononsense Crosscountry ski workshop Jan 2829 Are you looking for an op portunity to break in those new cross country skis you found under the tree morning The Town of Hills Recreation and Parks Depart is hosting a two day Cross Country Skiing Workshop on Saturday Jan and Sunday Jan 29 at the Jack Field Cenre Terra Cotta from 10 a m to 2 30 p This workshop is designed for beginner skiers and also for skiers who would like to upgrade their present skills It will cover topics such as tion detections ski safety and etequette and is a must for all new skiers Ski Blue Mountain Come and ski Blue Mountain in on Feb 3 during the semester turnaround We provide the transportation with pick up locations at the Gordon Alcott Arena Smith MS and PS This day trip is open to both Adults and Youth 13 years and older Check out the Hills Recreation and Parks Departments Brochure or call us at extension 261 NORTH END NISSAN 610 MARTIN STREET MILTON ONTARIO 8784137 type of defence while taking no chances in which they might have been caught out of position The game plan was working but with only seven minutes left in the game finally broke through the defence and scored what looked like a winning goal The would have to dig deep to tie up the game And dig deep they did With less than three minutes left in the game Ryan smith shoveled a pass to Mike Madtll along the boards He in turn sent the puck into the Dundas cor ner Robert MacLeod pounced on the loose puck brought it around behind the opposition goal and stuf fed it in the short side for the much needed tying goal All in all a good start to the tournament Final score Georgetown 1 Dun- Three stars Geoff Jeff Telford Robt MacLeod Game two was against Creek and after the good effort in game one Georgetowns next oppo nent was again no easy task Stoney Creek were a powerful team who were leading their own division in regular season play The McNally s again went with their same lineup to make up for the players Geoff Judd Richardson who were not available for the tournament Goodhew Bahr and Telford would- rotate as the only three defencemen while Robert MacLeod and Robert doubleshifted between the regular wingers Stoney Creek scored first and everyone knew the next goal would be crucial Georgetowns hopes were bouyed when Trevor Rich slammed in a rebound off a shot by Dan Could the depleted McNally team bold on Certainly the Stoney Creek team had something to say about the outcome as they showed why they are a division leader They exerted constant pressure on the local team This coupled with Georgetowns shorthanded defence proved too much and Stoney Creek went on to win despite some strong fromChris Hall and Joey Barber Three stars Trevor Rich Jeoy Goodhew David Game three against Cambridge would test to the fullest the of the Georgetown hockey team The defence had been overwork ed in games one and two Geoff Bahr who had played exceptionally in those games was starting to feel the strain I feel tired and I feel a little sick because of the flu he said But the look in his face said he would do his very best The importance of the game was etched on the faces of all the Georgetown players as they knew that they had to beat Cambridge to go on to the second round of the tournament When Robert MacLeod scored an early goal it appeared to pick up the spirits of all the players as they started to buzz around the Cam bridge net Markham and Madill all had excellent scoring chances but failed to score Finally Trevor Rich scored on a goalmouth scramble and the McNallys took a 20 lead They felt good about the lead but bad about all the chances they had missed Then as so often happens when you let your opponent off the ropes it comes back to haunt you With less than eight minutes left Cam bridge scored to make it 21 Then a minute later they tied it at 2 2 The second goal for Cambridge seemed to break Georgetown hearts From this point on the op position coasted to a victory with five unanswered goals in less than eight minutes The Georgetown team looked tired and disorganized when the final buzzer sounded but the ex perience they gamed in this their first tournament of the year will help them next time out Three star selection Robert Larose Ryan Smith Mike Madill Check Leaks Check the gaskets on your re frigerator to see if they are cracked or worn and leaking cold air HAPPY NEW YEAR 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