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THE HERALD Wednesday May 8 1991 Halton Darts League playoffs have organizational problems Monday s Halton League singles playoffs went in disarray as changes were made to the play arrangements in midstream and players left the arena However the majority of combatants re mained for some hefty dart throwing as the season wound down to the finish McGibbon No win the playoffs by one point in my ficial standings 0 No 3 is second with 0 No 2 third and George No 1 in fourth place My own lot George No 2 came fifth with two of our players leaving us shorthanded when within a shout for the win and in sixth place Hollywood McGib bon lassies showed will to take eighth place overall they liked the format Seventh are 0 No J ninth are George No 3 and Exchange No 2 finished tenth Copper Kettle No 2 Exchange No 1 Time Out and Copper Ket tie No 1 rounded out the dings There are few occasions when this column comments upon the goings on in the league however the playoff organization leaves a little to be desired The format of playing all in the one place simp- does not work as evidenced by the turn out and the changes in format as we go along Something to ponder and change for next season Another point to consider is the conduct of some players whilst opponents are at the board the efficiency or otherwise of markers Education is the answer The league should also consider the sponsors when setting the playoff format A similar round robin in which all the sponsoring bars have play and customers is more desirable There is a danger that we may lose places to play and that would be unfortunate as the league is good and there are good players and sponsoring bars A huge thank you to all out establishments owners and staff for a superb hosting is in order and on the players behalf the thank you is hereby extended The Youth section had a final day at 0 Tooles on the and a youthadult blind draw doubles friendly tourney was held to close out play Dave Scutt part first time player Alan Day to victory Paul KirbyJustin came second after a playoff with Shirley Pen foldPhilip Scutt Dan Henning and Ian McDonaldKyle Hancock I could not help my partner Ken who plays quite well Some good players were on view and the future looks very promising Kyle Hancock Richard Henderson and Justin Penfold were the season in their respective age groups Jamie Schell Doug Inglis Scott Vianna were others to earn awards Girls high score went to Lowther boys to Scott Girls high finisher is Tracie Henning boys Justin Special thanks to Glen Allen and the staff of O for put ting up with the kids and leaders Dace Scutt and Terry Hancock Trophies and awards were donated by Jeff Richardson and Rick Harden with the league pro viding the boards and engraving Hope to see you in the fall for a full season gang Wednesday s Industrial league playoffs and awards and banquet night have passed into history the first division was won by Cutters and their defeat of Snowjacks by one point was all that was re quired Hustlers took second place the results being the op posite of league play Panthers Steeprock Ensigns and Bulldogs round off the first section League winners Acadian Pools came through to hold off the late challenge from Inter County to achieve the double Firemen and Taxmen follow Independents Darts by Alex Tough Aces Outlaws and Bandits round off the second section Bandits spoiled their per cent loss record for the season with a shock win over Outlaws the first set of the evening Alex Bowie 2 and George Powell scored the winning throws Richardson who seemed to win every award going actually nine of them for a successful season Richardson is the president for that will slow his darts down somewhat Some highlights of the week Marcus Noel fired and defeated Pete Pickering in singles Pickering closed out Terry Hancock closed 126 and Caroline Vallance shot 133 Mike Finn closed 108 June Norton shot 130 and Dan Fraser scored Jeff Richardson closed 111 to beat us out on Wednesday Den opened 111 Brad Hale began with and Alex Bowie with The Halton League awards and banquet evening is on May 25 at St George Hall in town See you there or next season Youth Bowlers hog limelight Georgetown youth bowlers again hogged the limelight this time by dominating most of the divisions at the zone finals of the Bowler of the Year Ontario Championships held at Georgetown Bowl on Sunday The locals captured the and Junior divisions took second in the Senior and third the Ban tarn sections Bolton was close behind in second among the 10 other competitors from Central Ontario Six year old William Walker a Smurf group player captured the higher PeeWee division by one pin over the runner up Ryan Neilly from Brampton The Ban tarn division was won by Lisa McNeil of Bolton with local com Chad Conrad placing third by pins Georgetown s top junior bowler Cindy Clarke started with a game but came back with and to win the first place plaque by 27 puis over Jamie Coulter from Bolton Lancia of Bolton took 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