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Pane 28- THE HERALD Wednesday March Herald Sports Roundup Georgetown Bowl GEORGETOWN Y BC Juniors David Leslie Chris Cost in 576244 Alain Ryan Martin Robin Zander 529191 Cindy Clarke Melissa McGugan 521 Geoffrey Bantams Paul Adam Shane Man- Matthew Walker Janice Somers David King Suzanne 412179 Jennifer 404154 Richard Bren dan Louth 375147 Gordon Everett 345125 Ryan Louth 335124 Alex Ellison 306125 Alex Foster Lindsay Edmunds Rebecca Fendley 289129 Vidler 289109 Kimberley Grace Smurfs William Walker 378149 Jason 273103 Daniel Arsenault Chris Beaulieu Amanda Edwardson Lisa Clarke Bowler of The Week YBC Seniors Bnan Bell GEORGETOWNHOT SHOTS Mon Mens League Bill Lane 794329 Tues Niters Lane 734304 Wed Nite Mixed Stephens 727276 Wendy Parent 704239 League Bill Gower 730286 Sun Neilsons League Mike 784285 The past weekend heralded the qualifying rounds for the cial Finals of the National Classified Championships This was the tourney that the Georgetown ladies won last year in Edmonton This years team of Julie Corry Laverne Brown Sharon Anderson Zander and Chris Wild came within 80 pins of repeating The right to go on was won by a team from Cambridge The other unsuccessful Georgetown ladies team was Helen Humphries Lynn Zylstra Edwardson Liz Gilham and Cathy The men s round was held at Georgetown Bowl but the home lane syndrome did not help the locals The team of Gord Lane Ed Ortilla Larry Hunt Dave Humphreys and Bert Tripp came within 55 pins of catching the win ning Guelph 2 team Georgetowns 1 team of Roger Garcia Gardner Maurice and Steve Vetter ended up in third position GOLDEN AGE BOWLING Team Standings Team Pts Braves 108 Orioles Expos SuperSix Snowbirds Five Stars Chickadees 85 Screwballs Misfits GoGetters Phantoms High Single Ruth Rudiger Joyce 207 Vi Hewitt 200 Harvey 198 Bob Harris 194 Del Wallace High Single Handicap Joyce Habart Ruth Rita 260 Del Wallace 249 Jack Denny Hives High Triple Vi Hewitt Flo Carswell Rita 525 Harvey Peavoy Bob Harris Al Hives High Triple Handicap Vi Hewitt Jean 712 Ruth Al Hives Harvey 646 Elmer 643 Acton Lanes ACTON MIXED LEAGUE Mens High Triples Mike Galbraith Tim Atkinson 619 Allen Stokes 571 Ladles High Triples Karen Cathie Ahearn 635 Lucy Syrmott 557 Mens High Singles Mike Galbraith Allen Stokes 283 Tim Atkinson 242 Ladles High Singles Karen Hackenbrook 249 Cathie Abeam 236 Carolyn Luff 204 TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED Mens High Triples Dave Mills Rocky Lefebvre Knott Ladles High Triples Teresa Uiterwyk Jackie Ford Deb Storey 576 Mens High Singles Dave Mills 301 Bnan Knott 278 Jack Mowat 248 Ladles High Singles Tecesa 310 Jackie Ford 247 Linda Tew 223 TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES High Triples Ceclle Grundy 609 Sylvia Mages 552 Mary Anderson Adele Nolan High Singles Sylvia Mages 227 Cecile Grundy 225 Adele Nolan 219 Deb Mills INDUSTRIALCOMMERCIAL High Triples Campbell 811 Dave Mills Paul Chaplin 793 Richard Cripps High Singles Al Campbell 362 Dave Mills 323 Richard Cnpps 310 Paul Chaplin 294 LEAGUE STANDINGS Amies Auto Body Watts Happening Real Estate Glenlea Drug Mart Daves Devils Station Hotel 29 ACTON High Singles Holly 155 Samantha Mills Jessie Kathleen Callaghan 126 Josh Wilson 122 Adriana Burton Shannon Williamson 119 Aman da Campbell Heather Vandenhoek Camp bell 102 Anna Brown Adrian Albert ACTON Mens High Triples Dave Mills 808 Graham White Bryan Ladles High Triples Deb Mills 593 Cathie Ahearn Ka- Mens High Singles Dave Mills 325 Bryan Creasey 318 Graham White 310 Ladles High Singles Deb Mills 238 Cathie Ahearn Cin dy See 200 ACTON MIXED Mens High Triples Shorty Lowin Brian Creasey 718 Kevin Pnestman 635 Ladles High Triples Grace Robertson Linda Wagg AnnaMane Lowin 569 Dunlop Rockers crush curling league opposition There are two Thursdays left in regular season play for Georgetowns Industrial League curlers And as the second draw approaches its close the North is becoming a hotbed for action packed nailbiting play The league leading Dunlop In team the Rockers crushed the Swimmers squad by a count The Lopers was in contention for five ends but a disastrous sixth finished them off The Dunlop is hoping for two more steady performances to stay on top However the Rockers cannot get too comfortable as right on their heels and now solidly in se cond spot are Work That Body Fit AsA Fiddles last seasons champs They too won big this week a seven end trouncing of The Sign Shoppe Sliders And with the nature of their win they narrowed the gap between themselves and the Rockers to two points Studying the remain ing the are setting their strategy to over come that two point deficit in order to repeat Also displaying a strong finish to regular play in preparation for season ending playdowns star ting April 4th are the Kendale Mechanical sponsored Eight Enders They were matched this week with La Guys La Guys started smartly building a 40 lead after three ends But Scott Russells crew were not about to lay down After the next four ends the score was tied 55 and momentum but not last shot was with the Eight Bury one for the steal was the task at hand and that was what Russells mates were able to do They took the point in the eighth and a win Another team showing signs of getting hot is JAWS Without the Jones these past two weeks Dave Ashbee has captained his troops to victory This week it was an upset of the Hog Liners A big start and a big finish and a lot of luck on this St Day theme night were major contributing factors Big ends were the sole reason for two other wins as well In the match up of The Senators and the Challengers the latter nnk took five ends all for single points However in the two ends which were lost the Barber side gave up a total of seven points The Senators then stole the win by a 5 tally In the game between Bill Smith Auto Wmgnuts and Kendale Hackers the Hackers also cap tured five ends and the loss They gave up two three pointers and a single to their BUI Smith led op ponents The final count registered 7 for the local auto parts retailer Completing the slate of games for this week Steve Foster and his Automatons overpowered the Dead by an impressive 103 score And The Norvat Boys with second year curler Ian Ar calling the shots routed The Boxers 143 As the jockeying for positioning and first place con Untie the scheduled pairings coming up on March 21 include the following At 45 The SJgn Shoppe Sliders vs Eight Hog Liners vs Insurance Rockers Bill Smith Auto Wingnuts vs The Nerval Boys Challengers vs Dead Enders At m La Guys vs Work That Body FitAs AFiddle Lopers Swimmers vs JAWS The Boxers vs Kendale Hackers The Automatons Senators Novice house league Season ends f or M M team With the novice house league playoffs almost over the regular seasons first place finishers M and M Pro Sports ended hopes of a tnp to the finals with another loss last weekend and ended the regular season with a record of wins three losses and two ties for a total of points Since then the team has been flat losing their first three playoff games although game two was followed with some controversy when an illegal line change with 1 re maining ended M and chances of a possible win or tie At least one of the teams three coaches said his team was ped off when after four regular season games had passed the convenor decided and M had to give up one of the teams three top players even though with three weeks of evaluation every coach had a fair chance to see most players in order to make the draft and the teams fair Throughout these incidents Matt Travers had an outstanding rookie season between the pipes sporting a record with a 3 goals against average Leading the way offensively was Jeff Maclntyre with goals assists for points Ron Dillabough was a close second with 41 points and Jesse Viens and Michael Noonan ended with 24 and 23 points respectively Throughout the season M and was also fairly sound defensively with Chns Kirk and Luke Pak- anchoring the defense M and rookie coaches Jerry Saunders Mike Hancock and Shawn Kelman all had nothing but compliments for their players and enjoyed working with them all The coaches would also like to wish their players luck in the future and would like to thank the parents for their cooperation and support throughout the season HALTON HILLS COLLISION ACTON ONT 8532860 GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND THE CAR STEREO EXPERTS SINCLAIR AVE NORTH END NISSAN 610MARTINST 8784137 MILTON ONT APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS Hand AH Claims SAVE YOUR BODY NORTH END NISSAN 4137 Martin SL Hilton DISTRIBUTORS SPORTING GOODS CLOTHING SPECIALIZING IN TEAW CORPORATEWEAR 8730500 Mom St S Georgetown OLUES COOLEST SALE ON 71 Main St S Georgetown 8732441 Entrance off rear parking kit REGISTRATION Glen Williams Minor Ball Association Place Dates Age Restrictions St Mbani Hatl Glen Saturday March 2 100pm Saturday March 100pm Saturday April 10 100pm Open to all players that are between the ages of thru 1 before January 191 Proof age required 1 PlayerFamily 45 00 phis uniform deposit 2 PlayersFamily 00 plus uniform deposit 3 PlayersFamily 10000ptusunlformdeposlt T ban 35 Uniform Deposits A deposit o 00famity refunded when are relumed A deposit 10 to a maximum of Jed season OQfamity is required when registering arid be We are looking for volunteers to be coaches and umpires for this playing season Anyone interested please let us know on registration days