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THE HERALD Wednesday February IS Page lft Prize money on target in upcoming dart tournaments Darts By ALEX TOUGH There is a blind draw doubles tournament at the Skyline with a prize of This takes place on Friday Mar 10 with registration from 5pm until 30 ra The annual tournament takes place in Barrie on Saturday Mar 18 in four player team and doubles format On Mar 19 a ladies and gents singles and doubles tourney takes place in Scarborough 000 prize money available here There are always tourneys on somewhere some big some not so big and many players travel around from one to another This past weekend saw the beginning of the Legions tourneys leading towards cial and national titles Actons Rod Leech reached the final of the singles with some gutsy performances only to lose on vir tually the last dart to Peter Mills of Cooksville Leech is now one of the better players around this area and has proven himself again and again over the past few years The Georgetown contingent did not fare too well none of us qualifying for the quarter final rounds of singles or doubles Monday evenings Halton divi sion grinds onwards Top team Tune Out I were short by one player and still came through by a large margin over second place before the match McGibbon I Brad Randy Hunt and Paul Kirby recorded singles wins for Kirby a winner without throwing a dart Ian McDonald and Marty Wheeler took a doubles win for the only other points for the visitors A strong performance by the leaders to strengthen their position into a lead OTooles took fair ad vantage to move into second place following their convincing win over McGibbon II Linda Nicholson recorded the only point for the gab in beating Jim Carrick in singles The lads are ahead of McGibbon I by two points at this stage Third place Hollywood are level with and are poised to move up following their also convincing win over Brackens Bruce Hope was the only losing player in this match to BUI Taylor in singles Meanwhile Time Out II were nan ding out a loss to Copper Kettle by a margin of two games Kettle went ahead in singles by and were looking good for a win at this juncture However they were to take only one more game in the match Top individual honors go to Brian Hicks with 180 the max imum score Mind you he did lose his singles game Earl came close with 160 and quite a number of 140s were shot all round the league Wednesdays Industrial league continues with Hustlers and Steep Rock leading their respective divisions Whereas the first division has a 30 point spread between first and second places the second division is much closer with a fivepoint difference The real battle in the first Is the next three spots in the standings Ex ports are current second place with Westenders and Ensigns close behind Gasketmen Cutters are four ahead of Acadian Pools and these two plus Steep Rock will surely contest the division to the last gasp Ensigns went against Golden Flights in a mood of optimism I would believe is based upon league positions However a close match developed Ensigns took the first two games and Flights the next three to take the lead The next two were split to set the last two games to decide the match Flights Buss hit the winning finish of 20 in both games for the match by one game The loss coupled with Westenders win over High Rollers dropped Ensigns a place Enders made their way solidly to the win after dropping two of the first three games RAlers could not sustain the early efforts and on ly managed to take one other game Exports rolled over Pan thers 7 2 Panthers taking games six and seven for their points Ex ports remain in second place by one point over Westenders as a result First place Snowjacks Hustlers defeated Inter County by coming through after the nowadays shaky start Steep Rock demolished Aces by to take the fivepoint lead over Gasketmen Cutters Aces could on ly pull off a win in game seven to break the draw Cutters won six in a row over sborthanded Power of Pain who struggled for the most part Arguably the performance of the night belongs to Unknowns The lads pulled off a rare win in defeating the Bandits for only their third win of the season Ban dits took a 21 lead then went down In the next two Unknown took the last three games for the match Acadian Pools slipped up in dropping the match by one to In dependents Independents took the middle four in a row to set up the victory Pools came back with the last two to keep the match close and Firemen played a double header to make their postponed match from last year and Taxmen came out on top by double the 7 2 score Brian Beaumont topped with a maximum Roy Rudiger scored as did Arch Henderson self Den nis in the next highest also had four opens Joe Cairns had six Ed had five Jamie Russell had five and Grant Richardson had four starts Amongst the starts were highs of from Paul Kirby from Brad Dave Tomlinson 110 Gerry Wallace and Joe Cairns This was a good night for in dividualism and teamwork and the highlights at least are here Some good darts remain in both the Industrial and leagues before we are done for the year See you next week folks Milton bats are ready Spring training is just around the corner and with that in mind the Milton Minor Baseball Association is set to deliver its first pitch for the season Registration for the season will be held Friday and Saturday Feb at the Milton Mall Sign up times for Friday are 5 p to 9pm with registration going on Saturday from 9 a toSpm Don Mark of the reports that approximately players are distributed over both and hardball programs in Milton I ball is open to any youngster born from while hardball covers those youth with birthdates between and 1979 inclusive All first time registrants are reminded to bring their birth certificates to signup Public swim There will be public swimming at both the Acton and Georgetown Pools Monday Mar 19 from 2pm 4pm stereo systems accessories YOUR HOME ft AUTOMOTIVE STAPES CDs sun MounttlnvlAW M 8771688 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