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Darts leagues begin playoffs THE HERALD Wednesday April 24 1991 Page SB Darts by Alex Tough Both Halton and Industrial leagues are into the playoffs and closing fast towards the end of the season Mondays Halton league playoffs are in Hollywood over the next two Mondays 29th and The banquet and awards night is set for May The teams sets were played in two sections at OTooles last week and there were no details on standings available to the writer However Exchange no 2 did well in one section losing only two out of 13 sets Similarly in the other section George no 2 only lost two of 13 Rick Harden Brian Ward and Paul Kirby scored 180 each High scores came from Dave Scutt Mark See Hugh Sraid Andrew Clifford Mike Finn Ian McDonald Dan Hall Ian Cooper Al Murphy Erwin See Rob Hillier Ged Williams Dan Stan Brian Hicks Paul Goudie Bruce Stevens Paul Kirby and Barb Hope Simply have to mention the defeat of Dan Fraser Brian Ward Ged Williams and self by the ladies team of Monica Southon Sheila Hicks Pat Pickering and Barb Hope The girls also won a game or two against other embarrassed players Finally a reminder to many and one in particular I am not on the executive of the league and have nothing to do with any sions real or imaginary as perceived by some Janet X and whoever she represented called me at my place of work on darts business which I do not ap preciate Wednesday and Industrial league playoffs Leading the first section are Cutters with High Rollers and league winners Snowjacks Hustlers following Cutters have a three point lead At the head of the second division are Acadian Pools just ahead of Firemen and Inter County with Taxmen in fourth spot With three sets and a total of fifteen points to play for the chances of catching the front runners are si High start was 120 by Rod Beaumont and Art Cousen with Jim Franks 116 self 108 and Cam Lavers and Terry Hancock 100 next in line Brian Hicks clos ed Dan 69 and Henry Graham The high score was and made by Paul Kirby Jay Bishop Mark See Stan Al Mur phy Larry Hunt Glen Monaghan Cam Paul Kavanagh and Jim Franks Hit ting around the 120 mark were Bruce McCartney Roger Moore Cam Herman Marty Claude Mike Finn John Burke Ray Jeff Richardson and Brad Hale shot 138 The Industrial league Banquet and Awards Night is set for May 5 INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS hit ton Tram GP Snowjacki Hustlers Cutlen 28 21 It Sieeprock High Rollers Bulldogs Panthers 10 23 Dl Hustlers Cutler High Rollers Bulldogs panthers Sieeprock Ensigns 9 Second Division Team 138 124 HI 113 IS 105 119 99 12S 131 Acadian Pools Inlercounly Firemen Outlaws 19 13 15 Independents 15 13 Bandits 28 28 Second Division Reintu Intern firemen Acadian Pools tilts 1 Aces 8 Independents Outlaws IB II 124 100 IB 10 117 107 IS 13 117 107 INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE PLAYOFF STANDINGS APRIL 11 Divttloa Tetrn Gasketmin Cutters HIghrallen 1 14 Snowjack Hustlers Furthers Sieeprock Ensigns Bulldogs Pint Division Rendu 3 Pan then High Rollers Bulldogs 1 Hustlers 4 Cutters 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