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By Alex Tough At the Legion finals in London, - Ron Scarlett represented himself and the area quite well, yet not well- enough in the end. Not winning sufficient matches to see him through’ to triumph. However, Ron acquitted himself not too badly, and at least made the final stages. Each year there seems to be another hur- dle made and we make another stage. Next year, perhaps? Back home, the Industrial League playoffs continue and the first week tossed up a little surprise in results. The first division has the top four teams with ten points, + Hustlers, Westenders, Steeprock and Gasketman Cutters. Second division is led by, who else? Dream ° Team with 10 poiets and are one point behind. Bandits a are five and five, by virtue of a no-show win over Hot Shots, who also defaulted their sec- ond match. Bandits lie fourth for the moment. yor aa hold second place and Firemen are thi The high ie of the night was 120 from Shawn Warwick. Teammate Stan Rhynold opened with 101 for fourth highest. Jim Franks fired 116, Russ Hillier notched 112 and Ken Gritten almost made 100, scoring 99 to open. The only finish over 100 came from a delighted Mike Finn who closed out e amid great excitement around hi The high score of the week is Darts 140. Ian McDonald and Bubby Rhynold both scored two and Ron Scarlett and Russ Hillier each scored one. Al Murphy fired 138, Roy Rudiger 133 and Ray See 132. In the opening match, Hustlers struggled against Westenders and only scraped through by one point. By the same score, Steeprock defeated Gasketman Cutters who were “skunked” in the first set. Acadian Pools came out fighting to win 5-2 over High Rollers and Panthers defeated Inter County 4-3. In the second set of the doublehead- ers, Gasketman came back to take out Inter County 7-0 and by the By Mike Zrostel The cree District High School Rebels track team finished in fifth place this past week-end at the Bluevale Beatrice Relays in | Kitchener that featured some strong individual performances. The meet featured about 35 dif- ferent teams and as usual GDHS had some great finishes including the Open Girls 4x800 Relay where Alexis Kerr, Jody Johnson, Kristy Johnson and Erica Booth pre- vailed. They struck again in the Open Girls 3600 meter medley to finish third. Kristy Johnson and Alexis Kerr also teamed up with Becki Couling and Karen Walker to finish second in the Senior Girls 1600 meter medley. In the midget boys 1600 meter race-another second place fipist’ was acheived by Pete Rebel runners strong Kristy Johnson Mashinter, Ryan Taylor, Darrin Finlayson and Rick Vivian. at Relays The Open Boys 3200 meter race with Kevin McMurray, Mike Olsen, Bruce Ryan and Mike Delouch placed fourth as did the Senior Co-Ed 800 meter relay team with Becki Couling, Matt Deruchie, Alison Jones and Randy Bond. Ryan Taylor, Pete Mashinter, Darrin Rawling and Dave Welbum placed fifth in the midget boys 1600 meter relay as did the junior girls 1600 meter team of Erica Booth, Jody Johnson, Deanna Pippy and Andrea LeBannister. The midget girls 1600 meter team with Jill McMenemy, Roanne Jones, Ellen Matthews and Esther Copland finished sixth. The open girls 1600 meter relay team, which featured the very busy Kristy Johnson, Jody Johnson, Alexis Kerr and Andrea LeBannister also finished sixth. Halton 'HillsThis Week Wednesday, April'21,1993 - PageS Scarlett comes close - surprises in playoff action same score, Westenders won over Acadian. Steeprock and Hustlers both won 6-1 over Panthers and High Rollers respectively. In the second division, Hotshots defaulted both matches and have a long way to catch up to the leaders, Dream Team, which won by the maximum score of 5-0 twice. Independents had a good start with 5-0 and 4-1 wins. Ensigns defeated Taxmen 4-1 before dropping a result to Dream Team. Next month, former World Professional champion, Dennis Priestly, once the Eric Bristow pro- Pek sis | 1993 @ Halton fils Radiator & Tire Limited and Monarch Resource Recovery & Transfer Ltd. will accept old used car tires for recycling. Help keep our local environment clean See John, Steve or Derrick at their new location 343 Guelph Street, Doeegutewe April 22 and April 2 877-0050 $2 per tire recycling charge tegy, is making an appearance in the area. The George & Dragon is likely to be one of the venues for his show, which I am assured is a good one. I hope to have more details in the column of date and ticket prices later, so keep watch. The Legion is organizing a sum- mer darts league on Mondays and a list is available in the main bar for those to enter their name and stan- dard of play. Again, more details later as items unfold. In the meantime, battle away for playoff bragging rights. See you!! SHOW Wednesday, April 2st to Saturday, April 24th Monday - Friday: 10 a.m. fo 9 p.m. Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Open Suey: Noon to 5 p.m. A CE PRR RRRRRARARRRRRRRA DDD