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Page 18 the HERALD Sports Wednesday December 1991 ScarlettBeaumont take doubles title for fifth straight year I Sports Roundup I By ALEX TOUGH Herald Special Last news of the week first this week This evening at the Legion is the final league matches of the year in Industrial league action next week is the annual Alf Otes contest of four person teams On Saturday the annual Fred Gilmer trophy for house members doubles was contested For the fifth successive year the for midable pairing of Ron ScarlettBeau Beaumont were the triumphant winners Losing finalists were Dennis ThorogoodJim Fisher Strong semifinal pairs of Joe CairnsEric Fuller and Ian McDonaldMarty Wheeler gave the two finalists a run for their money Beaumont also fired 180 During the proceedings fired 180 with from Scarlett Bill McCartney self Fuller and several 125s 123s and from various players in cluding the aforementioned One lady Pat managed with two darts A good tourney well organized by Ian McDonald played in good spirit throughout Wednesdays Industrial league saw Cutters draw closer to Hustlers with a sparkl ing win over luckless Aces All other first division results were Hustlers over High Rollers Steeproek over Ensigns and Westenders over Acadian Pools Inter County recorded the max imum over Bandits Pan thers 72 over Independents and Firemen over with sitting out in the second division Hustlers lead the first by two from Cutters with Westenders and Steeproek sixteen behind Panthers hold off the charging In ter County in the second by one are eight behind and are not far away Bottom dogs are Aces and Ban dits respectively Laurie Hopkins shot 180 and joins Ron Scarlett Rod Beaumont Beau Beaumont Roger Moore in the top club so to speak Moore has two maximums Gord Bottoms took the lead in high finishes with George Powell opened and scored lefthanded Some of us know George has had to adapt to throwing lefthanded after problems with his more natural right hand Ron Corbett scored 130 Alex ONeil 121 Jim Carter popped five closes to go with a couple of tons Tom Elliott opened three and scored 118 Ace Bailey and Rick were on the ton up trail as were Gary Harticastle and Graham Grif fiths Bruce had three opens Laurie Hopkins had a nice opener of 110 Deigle began three and closed one Paul opened 105 and scored 116 Brad sup ported with 140 Jim Carter open ed five Terry Hancock scored Ron Scarlett began four Rod Beaumont shot 140 and Erwin See Dennis fired 140 Brian Hicks and Dan started five John Burke opened three and Dave Beaumont tonned up Stan opened five and Bruce Hope closed four Minor Hockey GEORGETOWN MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Novice Sum ma Engineering Youngs Pharmacy Goalscorers Summa Engineering Jordon Booth James Boyton Subway 3 Kinsmen No Goal Scorers Subway Mark Johnson Matthew Hess Kinsmen No Brendan Louth Bart M and M Pro Sport 1 Selects I Goal Scorers M and Pro Sports Chad Fleming 7 Yr Selects Michael Tim Hortons Team No 3 Goal Scorer Tim Hortons Morgan Burns Matt Seaman 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questions on this policy should be directed to the Herald Sports Department 8772201 SAME DAY WINDOWS SCREEN REPAIR SERVICE RES COMM IND Culling ft PAUL 734722 Squash results The ladies Team received lesson in humility when their op ponents from the Skyline Rac quet Club in managed to win their match during their December 3rd encounter Teenaged members Kristy Lewis and Kristy Johnson lost in spite of their high fitness levels and spirited play Janet Gorman and Gloria Sinclair played all the angles but still came up short in their tough matches Sandy Lewis the hitter of the team struck out on this occasion The Team received an unex pected boost in the standings when their Brampton opponents defaulted their match The Mens Team received a bye and are practicing and plotting strategy for next week Bridge results Georgetown Duplicate Bridge Club results from Monday af ternoon at the Georgetown Legion were as follows Number one winners Doris Bar ber and Glavicic Number two winners Rene Mar ch and Tobiasz Number three winners Elsie and Norma Golden bowling Golden Age December Team Standings BJs 56 Braves S3 Snowbirds 53 Blue Jays 52 Misfits Orioles Happy Ones 41 Dumbells Go Get ters Dolittles 37 Super Six 35 This Time Honey Bees 31 High Single Flat Ladies Jean tied with Zander for third spot with a Mens Trev Williams tied with Longley for second spot with a 254 High Single WH Ladies Jean took over third place with Mens Harold moved into second with a No other changes The higher handicapped players did the best bowling his week the four highest in the Ladies Mae Tost inch han dicap Fern Boisvenue handicap Gertrude ShortiH handicap and Helen Louth incl handicap Men Len Walker handicap Crawford Incl handicap An dy incl handicap and Del Wallace incl han dicap Gymnast of the month Thirteenyearold Kerry Wilt shire has been a member of the Hills Gymnastics Club for eight years She is at the advanced recreation level Kerry has been a very dedicated athlete at the gym club She attends Stewarttown