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the HERALD Wednesday September Sports Page 19 Soccer action winds down darts competition begins We are fast closing the end of season Youth finished this weekend ladies finished this weekend Ontario Cup Finals finished this weekend and others down fast It docs seem lo have been a short season and it is Sixteen to twenty weeks are all we get Toronto and area do manage to have a few more weeks than we do We are better off than some of the extreme northern areas who can manage only ten weeks or so and have to travel longer distances than we do for competi tion The weather has cooperated for the most part and we have not had to suffer many recast games for that reason The town fields service has been pretty good and consistent and we have only had to contend with the odd moment of vandalism The major pro blem Inter County wise has been the turn out of one or two teams shortages of playing squads Seniors Falcons action are also coming to the end As I write the lads have one game to play The team lost last Friday with on ly eight players on duty and lost one of those to ejection Meteor Mariners and United have made the semi finals stage of the first division playoffs There could be a slight doubt about Merseysides final position and Eagles have to beat them at Brampton this Wednes day to have a fighting chance Eagles defeated Mariners 21 to keep their hopes alive United defeated Villa and Mersey and Meteor win by default over and Win chester Blazers qualify for the semis as probably do Gunners and with the last place to be fully set tled Call offs and lack of results keep the suspense going in the se cond division as I type away In town this Wednesday Ajax and Old Triangle do battle at at pm with Meteor and Villa following Cedarvale sees Mariners entertain hopefully turning up for the con test United go to Winchester Stingers go to Milton Gunners Blazers win by default over Laurent an and may be at for an exhibition with Milton In the ladies finals day Bramp ton defeated Bolton 10 in the ma jor competition Consolation win ners are United who defeated Acton Strongly fan cied Milton were taken to the last minutes by United before winn ing on Friday evening So much so that Milton lost two games on Saturday and were out of the running In the run in to consolation final United defeated Georgetown Blues and Streetsville lO Blues also lost to Bolton this on Friday evening although putting up a good op position No news is passed along from the other Georgetown team the Reds It is a little fitting that United have had a little success This is coach manager and general boss and sponsor Haddy Smedemas tenth year in charge of the team and he has devoted a Alex Tough great deal of time and energy to soccer in town and at the Provin cial levels of the game In his time has been in at the beginning of the Falcons Inter County youth and ladies soccer And he is still there DARTS The league are to put in their own stats this year and the column shal not dwell on these and simply pick out a few highlights from time to time as the writer sees them The Industrial league will carry over through the column as usual There are eight teams in the first division and seven teams in the second If another male team comes along soon it could be accommodated to even up the schedule Results so far are Cutters 5 Hustlers Ensigns 2 Westenders High Rollers Acadian Pools Aces 5 Steeprock J 6 Inter County 3 Hot Shots Panthers Bandits Independents J Soccer champs The Georgetown Challengers won the under- Girls House League regular season championship this summer but fell 31 against Georgetown No 1 in a Georgetown Cup game Sunday at Cedarvale Park Front row left to right Lorraine Terr Hun ter Shannon Morris Ann Bowman and Sara Williamson Second row from left to right Coach Dave Booth Ktm Erica Booth Sara Fenskl Tracy Metier Lael Morgan and Assistant coach Chuck Metier Back row from left to right Maureen Turner Diane Manning Ann Donnelly Yvonne Bergsma Deanna Gulgnard Herald Photo Girls soccer cup game a success With the regular season over the Under Girls House League Milton Acton and Georgetown and with both Georgetown teams eliminated from the playoffs Georgetown No 1 Red and Georgetown Challengers winner of the regular season played a Georgetown Cup game at vale on Sunday afternoon With Jennifer Chantler and Morgan out of the Challengers lineup due to illness the re mainder of the team picked up the slack In the first half Tanya the Georgetown No 1 goalie made unbelievable saves as the Challengers had the edge in play With a few seconds left in the half Lorraine Mann was brought down in the penalty area The resulting penalty shot was taken by Erica Booth The well- struck ball was saved by Tanya no score at the half In the second half Georgetown No 1 had a definite edge in play especially after Tracy Metier left the field with a neck injury This time it was Shannon Morris goalie of Georgetown Challengers who made outstan ding saves Still no the end of regulation time Near the end of the first over time period Lorraine Mann scored from a great free kick by Erica Booth In the second over time pcrod Lorraine scored two more goals giving her a natural hattrick The first from a give and go with Yvonne Bergsma and the second from a breakaway pass from Guignard The result a win for the Georgetown Challengers over Georgetown No dian Pools 6 Steeprock High Rollers 7 Aces 2 Hustlers 7 2 Gasketman 8 En signs 1 Bandits Firemen In ter County Panthers Hot Shots 5 Early days for the standings yet although they are set up in the Legion each week after the matches are finished Beau Beaumont fired three 140s and a Hi finish In one match Henry Graham shot 160 and Chris Stiles opened with 136 Bruce Stevens finished four of his teams six wins and Larry Hunt had three and 120 Gord Inglis closed no finishing with bull Ray Ackroyd opened with 112 Hugh Smid had hight score of These arc the leading highlights of the first two weeks The Halton League has a new bonus point schedule High scores qualify with one point two points 140177 three points and 180 four points High finishes will score 100119 two points 120139 three points four points and the magic Dave Al Murphy Mike Hope Paul Da e Scutt Brad are the leaders in the individual Stan dings to date This seasons MVP is more likely to be determined by the new bonus system than by the wins and losses Opening results are Copper Kettle no I Hollywood no 1 no 7 George and Dragon no 2 Time Out Copper Kettle no 2 George and Dragon no 3 I OTooles no 2 12 Legion no 10 Hollywood no George and Dragon 9 OTooles no and Hollywood no Legion no 23 Stan and Dan Charles have the 180s of the season Dave Nicholls closed out 117 with Chris Scutt closing There are many bonus high scores Steve Jennings shot 160 and came from Glen Hillier Tad Edmund- son Barb Hope Ed Paterson Steve Jennings Eddie Buss Hillier Rob Campbell Paul Jeff Henderson Dave Pete Pickering Rob Marrows Paul Goudie Clayton Brad Youmans Bruce Dave Scutt Paul Kirby Chris Scutt Ray aiul Mark See and Brian Ward Dave Scutt hit two 140s back to back Some familiar and some un familiar names amongst the ear ly leaders which makes it all in teresting and much hard work for stats keeper Mike Pepper OTooles no 1 sat out this first week as due to an odd number teams in membership The highly successful youth section is again under way at OTooles on Sundays at 1 pm There will be a small registration fee this season yet to be deter mined Althoun starting late in to the season last year the youths came along in numbers quite nicely by the end The youth sec tion will again be supervised by Dave and leader Terry Hancock The starting age is around nine years with the abili ty to reach the bull without stret ching This is the way to develop new players and darts can be a very entertaining time Youth bowling The bowling leagues at Georgetown Bowl are gradually taking shape but there is still room for others to complement the roster The senior league will be accelerating its tournament training schedule since the deadline for the Senior Mixed Team Championships is Oct The high triples for the boys are Alaine Larocque 646 Ryan Martin and Brad Ham mond The singles are topped by Alaine 256 and Ryan Martin tied with Blake Smith with The senior girls are powered by Christina Lane with 662 and followed by Carrie Walsh with 620 and Sherry Walsh The top single game is held by Christina Lane 271 followed Carrie Walsh with SAVE YOUR BODY NORTH END NISSAN Marlin St Milton APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS Wq Handle All Insurance Claims Georgetown Onl 8779896 V Clothing Mens Ladies Childrens ALTERATIONS REPAIRS 8771598 CONCORDE R0ADH0RK ROAD BIKES Main St Georgetown oil mi up END of SEASON SALE Rental Units NOW AVAILABLE New Units MARKED DOWN HALTON TRAILER SALES RENTAL LTD 8774266 Georgetown