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Hillier leading youth movement by Alex Tough First, youth darts, yes the young- sters are playing and at the George each Saturday afternoon. Leader Russ Hillier has been compiling stats and they should be available next week. Russ, along with Dave Scutt and others, are overseeing the sessions and there are some impres- sive plays going these’ days. Halton Darts Ontario-One darts took place at the Legion on Sunday afternoon and some excellent darts were thrown. Ian McDonald shot maximums and Dan Abercrombie and Chris Scutt, one maximum each. Many 140’s came from male and female alike. Darlene Wheeler took the ladies singles with Sandy Mercer in sec- ond place. Dan Abercrombie led the men home with Larry Hunt in pursuit. Monica Southon, limping, and partner Keith Ewing won the Darts mixed doubles with Darlene Wheeler and Marty Wheeler taking the runner up spot. On Monday last the “big” game was probably the match between McGibbon and George #2, lying second and third respectively in the standings going into the evening. ‘There was no change at the close of play with a 7-7 tie in an excellent battle royal. First one way then the other the match seesawed it’s way to an inevitable draw. Trust leaders Legion #4 to take advantage with a 14-0 win. Legion #3 won 8-6 over Timeout and Legion #1 won by the same score over George #4. George #1 had a rare win, by 8-6 over O’Tooles. Copper Kettle’s played each other with #1 coming out on top by, yes, 8-6, a popular result on the night. Legion #4 have a commanding lead over McGibbon and George Bowling Scoreboard Georgetown YBC Seniors: Rob Harrison 696 (249) , Cindy Clarke 673 (238), Ryan Martin 641 (249), Joe Robichaud 615 (217) Juniors: Andrew Terrell 554 Pegg 507 (177), Jennifer Doyle Larocque 453 (199), Monica Beaup: Bantams: Richard Gostlin 55' Jennifer Cabral 461 (165), Thomas 448 (201), Michael Cluney 432 Gerrity 327 (127), Smurfs: Michael Brown 234 (1 (201), Matthew Walker 550 (206), David 490 (182), Janice Somers 461 (203), Paul arlant 452 (171) 8 (211), Brendan Lough 490 (194), Palichuk 461 (199), April Everingham (158), Alex Foster 419 (152), Chas. Melissa Sheppard 299 (139), Jason Pshyk 409 (159) 20), Heather Foster 224 (86), Rachael Nelissen 220 (84), Eric Corman 201 (89). Georgetown "Hotshots" Bowler of the Week: Wendy Parent 811 Monday Men’s League: Gord Li Tuesday Niters: Joyce Marshall Wednesday Mixed Lea: Welco : Wendy (286), Rick Armstrong 758 (283), Paul Ransom 717 (278) ‘Thursday Niters: Wayne Norton 751 (277) ane 716 (299), Pat Marshall 705 (246) Parent 811 (329), Andy Parent 774 me to the We'll fix it - FAS iT ES GUARANTEED. #2 with O’Tooles trailing in fourth. If anyone is to catch the front run- ners it has to be these following ee. 180s from Erwin See and self this week with Bruce Buchanan 119) and Harry Bottoms (109) with the leading high finishes. Bottoms also scored 165 and Brian Ward 160 to lead the high scoring. Three 140s from Keith Ewing and double high score bonus points from self, Rob Marrows, John Colter, Larry Varey take other hon- ours for the night. The Industrial League returned to league play after a tourney week and Hustlers move into the first division lead by one point follow- ing the 7-2 win over High Rollers. Gasketman Cutters fell just short with a 6-3 result over bottom dogs, Inter County. Westenders 7-2 over Acadian Pools and Steeprock 7-2 over Panthers keep them in tow. Dream Team took nearest chal- lengers 6-3 to show their strength and retain the lead over Ensigns. Hotshots dropped 3-6 to high flying Independents. Firemen defeated Bandits 8-1 and Taxmen took out Aces 7-2. Brad Youmans shot 180, 140 (2) along with several other highs. Al Murphy closed out 116 and Paul Kavanagh shot 171 with Roy Rudiger opening 120 for the lead- ing individual highlights. Mike Hope has six starts. Four starts from Alex Bowie, Jim Franks, Bill Hall, Roy Rudiger, Rod Beaumont and Paul Kavanagh. Five finishes to Gary Griffiths, four to Stan Rhynold and three to self were the opening and closing lights at the end of the tunnel, as reported. 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