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THE HERALD Wednesday January 1991 Page Darts returns to bread and butter of league play As the weather worsens and taxes and death are the only item one may be certain of just look ing at the Gulf and local user fees situations it is as well we do have a recreation or two which do not and may never cost the earth to play or administrate never mind cause death and destruction Rick Harden came out of the Darts Ontario qualifying as the round winner of the day follow ing up on his fourth place finish in the previous round June Norton came a creditable fourth in the ladies singles as well as reaching the last four in mixed doubles with Paul Kirby They have all qualified for the finals March As indicated last week we returned to the bread and butter of league play on Wednesdays and Mondays Monday the Halton league reopened with a big match between current first and second placed teams George and Dragon no 2 and OTooles no 2 with honours even in each set The matched ended and was not a classic confrontation both teams having trouble finishing Derek Hedley scored Jim Charter 170 Mark See and self closed 107 and foolishly at tempted the same later and fell flat gained some ground with a 12 win at Exchange Mouse no Ian McDonald and Brook McEachern lost their singles to Weir and Jon Brown Mac did score two with Bruce Hope Randy Hunt Dan Charles Jon Brown Al Dean and Darrell Weir all scoring high score bonus points OTooles no 3 hold on to fourth spot in spite of losing 68 to George and Dragon no The home team led the singles 53 then could only manage one doubles for the final point Paul led the way with 180 and three Shirley also shot 180 hers and third of the season Dave Scutt fired in three 140s and Grant Richardson scored 180 140 and 132 Time Out took Copper Kettle no l and remain in fifth place O captain Vic Lovell shot 180 and 140 with Roger scoring Bill Mason replied with OTooles no 1 beat George and Dragon no 3 95 and are the last team to score over 100 points to date and they round out the top seven in the standings Ken Barry Ian Cooper Pete Conway and Mike Pepper were the high Alex Tough Dacts scorers the match Meanwhile Hollywood defeated Copper Kettle in the Glen by ir4 Gail Sheppard Marie and Loanne Richardson each winning singles points and the girls all featured in doubles and teams wins McGibbon no 2 gave their all and tied singles with Exchange no l then fell down a little and on ly gained one more point to Exchange Sheila Hicks and Gary scored 135 and Wednesdays Industrial League returned with double headers and most teams found it hard to get going smoothly Few teams won both matches and In ter County were the only squad to gain a place or two in the second division Stan Rhynold opened with Mike Finn John Burke and Lloyd 102 and am not certain but George ONeil may have opened with or scored 132 Jeff Richardson show ed a near return to form with a finish Paul Kavanagh scored Ron Corbett and Gord Bot toms 120 Ace Badey 129 and Al Murphy Paul scored highest of the night with 135 A few scored among them Roger Vanderham Ian McDonald Mike Hope Dave Robinson Brad Derek DARTS LEAGUE STANDINGS AS OF JANUARY TEAM 1 A Pis Geo Drag 11 43 D 153 14 1Z in 134 McGibbon IS 11 133 Toole 14 11 127 TtmeOul 14 tin 11B 14 a 117 107 Geo Drag 14 Hollywood a 112 86 Geo Drag 13 SI Exchange 14 4 77 Exchange 1 13 12 Cop Keltic 147 48 Cop Kettle 13 1 133 McGibbon I 14 3 Hollywood 1 Copper Kettle Time Out Copper Keltic s I George and dragon George and Dragon OToole 2 Geori l a 3 I Exchange McGibbon I McGibbon 1 Exchange Hedley actually Jim Franks Brian Hicks and Dennis Thorogood Mark See shot and Marty double Wheeler Rick Harden and the aforesaid and Richardson each scored Double Headers again this week therefore try to be early as possible for a sharp start The Oates tourney continues time available INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE STANDINGS First ion Team W A Hustlers IE 15 1 Gasketman Cutters IS 12 It I 7 74 High Rollers 16 68 Steeprock 1G 10 Bulldog 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