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1990 Darts Leagues Roundup Mixed doubles tournament dubbed a success The League held a mixed doubles tourney Feb 26 and although the turn out was disap pointing the evening was a suc cess More successful for some than others it has to be said Terry Hancock and Ron Scarlett were drawn out of the hat and pro ved to be as formidable as they would look on paper Last weeks Industrial singles finalists went all the way to winning first place and saw off Dave Scutt and Ian McDonald in the process Losing semifinalists were the teams of Marcus NoelPat Pickering and Jeff Richard sonBill Taylor It is probably unusual for a band and wife to both hit for in the same competition and Pat and Pete Pickering did just that The high finish was a fine 161 scored by Tony Morrows Around players took part and most teams were represented Time Out OTooles McGibbon and Station House by name The draw was blind although several teams were made up from the same squad An Interesting enjoyable night for all at the Armories Time Out I continue to lead the way in standings from I by 27 points 0 are 31 points behind McGibbon and their challenge looks to be too much to make up at this late stage Ron Scarlett leads the individual player points league with In second place one of the younger and better around is Rick Harden with 125 and close behind is Brian Beaumont Two of the top three come from the league leaders and the other from the third place squad Scarlett leads the gang with four and Paul Kirby is the leader in high finishes with three The Highest finish belongs to Jim Charter with Joe Cairns and Tony Morrows both shot 161 The Industrial league rolls along towards the end of league play and commencement of playoffs Both divisional league leaders remain the same after wins over respective opposition Snowjacks Hustlers just staved off Exports and Panthers likewise with Power of Pain A few weeks ago lost for the first ever skunk against them Revenge this week scorewise that is in favor with the opposition different Golden Flights High Rollers defeated Acadian Pools strangely quiet by 63 and Steeprock took the odd game to register a win over En signs Independents move into posses sion of second place after a win over Taxmen Ace took Bandits and Firemen doused Outlaws by These from the second The standings are now corrected to the official listing in the Legion Individually Borne lads had an night Dennis had 3 opens closes 125 118 and 100 Ray Axkroyd supporting with opens and 2 closes both for Doug Hole opened four and Barry Sproule three Rick Harden opened 3 closed 2 and shot three tons Pete Robinson opened with 125 and Bruce Hope replied with 112 Derek Hedley began four closed two with Terry Hancock scoring Tim Field opened four and Grant Richardson three Paul Kirby had four by 140s two starts and finishes and Roy began with 100 In his six starts Brian Hicks made for Exports Rod Beaumont had four starts to go with 140 and 123 Ray Inglia shot 135 and 100 Tom Elliott shot and Karolidls had two 120s and tons Jim Franks and Cam Levers both opened four Dave Ball had a match with Joe hitting Marty Glaude banged in 140 Big night for Paul Mavanagh with three starts and four finishes Rob shot 140 Jamie Russell and Darren Malr Steady darts from Bulldogs with John Burks opening and Bruce opened five As skiers headed north for snow some of us Paul KirbyJune Nor ton selfAnne Nicholson for mix ed doubles and Ian McDonald and Monica Southern headed south west for Darts Ontarios last round before full provincial finals Oh well we tned When I left Monica Southon was the only one left with a chance of making the last round I received a very nice and historical letter from a former in league darter of many moons ago Joseph Stamp brother of Art and who is still thinking of the game and some of the players Harry Bottoms Roy and Bruce McCartney are playing yet Georgetown AutoGlass COMPLETE AUTO UPHOLSTERY SEAT COVERS VINYL TOPS SUN ROOFS WINDSHIELDS INSURANCE CLAIMS WELCOMED 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to not appearing at the Legion due to BEARLYUSED AUTO PARTS INC WE BUY USED DISABLED VEHICLES Duplicate Bridge In open Duplicate Bndge competition played Monday afternoon at Georgetown Branch 120 of the Royal Canadian Legion on Mill Street the team of Blayne Hillock and Karol Tobiasz left the tables as Number One winners Rene March and Norma claimed the Number Two winners spot while the team of Judy Rivers and Mike wrapped up the Number Three winners position 8776226 Park Avenue Collision COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE UNIBODY SPECIALISTS FOREIGN DOMESTIC FREE ESTIMATES 8773528 COMMUNITY SPORTS CALENDAR ATTENTION ALL SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS To Place Your Upcoming EVENT or Post Your RESULTS Phone Colin Gibson Sportsline 8772201 or Fax 8774960 WEDNESDAY HOCKEY Georgetown Non Contact Hockey League playoffs 10 30 at Arena Royal Pizza THURSDAY BASEBALL Georgetown Baseball Association Registration for Rep teams and House League teams from 630pm to p at Centennial School on Delrex Boulevard HOCKEY 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