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By Alex Tough Bob Anderson, former world champion, has recently returned to playing after a long time off with either injury or illness. At the 1992 Canadian Open championship he did not look too well even yet. However, he did enough to become the winner over Dennis Priestley, yet another English winner at the game. Anderson, a clinical finisher when within range, may well have Bantams move into first place Tht JDP Computer Minor Bantam Hurricanes have blown into first place after a pair of pe wins and a tie in recent game: On Wednesday October 21 they coasted to a 7-1 victory over Brampton at the Tonelli rink. Justin Davis opened scoring at 5:02 after he broke in on net with setups from Steve Roy and Peter Mashinter. Early in the second period Tom Baynton put the Halton team ahead by two goals, with the assist going to Doug Janjevich. Brampton responded with a goal seconds later. To start the third period Janjevich got a goal of his own after some neat ragging of the puck behind the net. Defenceman Matt Vervoorn helped out. Davis got his second on a power play a minute later off passes from Baynton and Mashinter.This trio combined again at 4:36 and 4:14 with Mashinter and Baynton respectively being the marksman. Roy capped the night’s goal pro- duction with a rebound off the sticks of Janjevich and Robert Haringa. Geoff Beauparlant was outstanding in goal again. Defencemen Richard Trotter and Jon Atley had particularly good hit- ting games. On Friday, the Halton squad met their arch rivals Burlington and set- tled for a 3-3 tie in a game they should have won. Again Davis opened the scoring in the second period, by flipping in a blue-line blast from Haringa. Baynton from Mashinter and Darryl VanLoosen made it 2-0 before Burlington came back with three goals in a row to go ahead. This woke up the Hurricanes and Baynton with his second off a power play evened the game with scant minutes to play. Mashinter and Haringa shared the assists. On the 24th, the Hurricanes played Barrie in Erin and won 6-1. Haringa with a booming blast from. the top of the circle scored the only 1st period goal with assists from Janjevich and Curtis Carr. Darin Finlayson kicked off the second period with a goal from Roy and Ryan Taylor. With seconds left, Baynton who has really found his scoring touch, took a pass from Finlayson and Roy and caught the top right corner. Mashinter on passes from Davis and Finlayson gave Halton a 4-0 lead. Haringa with his second of the night off his patented slapshot with the help from Roy and Baynton made it 5-0 before Barrie scored their lone goal. Baynton with his third consecutive two goal effort wrapped up the 6-1 victory. Carr and Mashinter assist- ed. The Hurricanes are winning with only one goalie Beauparlant, as Jeff Langille is out with an injury, as is speedy Mat Rimmer who is due back for their next game against Guelph. been given a verbal for his winning double during the tourney, for he toned down by the last couple of sets. Halton league results for last Monday (26th) are: - Legion #1 6- Copper Kettle #2 8; Copper Kettle #1 8-Legion #2 6; Legion #3 2- O’Toole’s 12; George #1 1-Legion #4 13; George #2 10- George #3 4; Timeout #1 8-George #1 6 and McGibbon 10-Timeout #2 4. Legion #3 were attempting to break into the top five and O’Toole’s were trying to stay in touch with the leaders - which seemed to set up a good match. One team would succeed or both would keep the match close. As it happened, O’Toole’s proved the stronger at the boards. The teams went to O’Toole’s, then three or four doubles and seven of eight singles to snuff out the challenge. Larry Hunt, singles, and Mike Pepper/Doug Hole in doubles the only winners for Legion. Marty Wheeler was involved in both sets losses on the O’Toole’s side. Legion #4 stay four points ahead of McGibbon and a further four points ahead of George #2 at the top of the stand- ings. Legion #2 move away from the bottom spot and leave George #3 and #4 in the last two places. Some notable wins and losses next. Jack Hamilton, making a return to play after a long spell away, is finding his touch just a little off although sure to return with more playing time. He lost to newcomer, impres- sive Neil Olmstead. Todd Axford defeated Keith Ewing. Andrew Wooley handed a loss to Terry Hancock, his team’s only point of the night. Glen Duke and Nick Hicks and Dean Raymer took out Roger Vanderham and Rich Rintjema in doubles. And, look at this one - Joyce Marrows and Alison Colter shat- tered Eddit Ebbinge and Stan Clarke in doubles.The girls are no mean players and can handle most players when on their game. They were last Monday. Colin Hicks shot a 180 and Brad Youmans closed 114 for the big single individual highlights. Jan McDonald fired three 140’s, Paul Bradley, Bob Downie, Dave Scutt and Paul Kirby each had two 140’s and many players had one. Kim Smid fired 138 and 134 to lead the girl’s’ scoring. Rob Marrows (139), High Smid (135) and Mark See, Ray Roberts and Paul Woolley Halton'Hills. This Week, Wednesday,'November, 4,, 1992 - Page, 17 Former world darts champ returns each scored 133. At the moment I believe Nov. 15 1 is set for the league’s blind draw doubles with venue to be advised. The blind draw team’s tourney was set for mid-October and premises were the block to that event taking place and is penned for the future. Industrial league results are; Westenders 8, High Rollers 1; Steeprock 7, Inter County 2; Hustlers 7, Acadian Pools 2; and Gasketman Cutters 7, Panthers 1 in the first division. Second division scores were; Taxmen 0, Dream Team 9; Bandits 3, Independents 6; Hotshots 7, Firemen 2; and Ensigns 4, Aces 5. Cutters have a two-point edge over Hustlers in the top section with Westenders and Steeprock staying well in the hunt. High Rollers, Panthers, Acadian Pools and Inter Country round out the division. Dream Team lead the way in the second section well ahead of Ensigns for second. Taxmen, Aces, Firemen and Bandits follow on. Westenders’ eight wins were at the luckless Rollers, who only had two players and lost four off the bat. The other three first division top teams each had seven wins and no GEORGETOWN HOcKEY HERITAGE OLD TIMERS TOURNAMENT NOVEMBER 5" - 6" a TH Ae gu movement was achieved. Ensigns introduced Ken Gritten to their lineup and met Aces, who “trumped” to the tune of 5-4, a sur- prise of which they are often capa- ble. Aces took the first set, lost the next two, tied the following four and won the last two sets for a close and exciting finish and victory. This is Aces’ second win and Ensigns’ second loss of the young season. Alex O’Neil had five starts and Terry Hancock three tons. Mike Finn opened 110 and Ron Scarlett 108 in reply. Tough scored 140 and Beau Beaumont made five closes. Three starts, one of 150, for Chris Scutt and three closes for Bruce Hope. Marcus opened on 80, Paul Kavanagh on 87 for Panthers. Gary Griffiths scored a 140 high as did Stan Rhynold. Shawn X opened 120 in one of his five starts. Hi Archer opened 64 and scored 124 for Bandits. Jim Watson opened four and Gord Bottoms opened three. Rob Quinton started with 84 and Mike Hope closed out four with a score 125 added. Al Murphy and Ken Gritten both had three opens. Three opens each from Bill Hall and Hal Hilts with three closes from John Burke close out some individual highlights. MEMORIAL ARENA DIv HOME VISITOR DIV HOME THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5 D1 Sunday Niters Bolton 7:00 D3 Miss. St. Pats D2 Clarkson West Mall 8:00 D4 Old Pistons Cc Air Canada C.F.B. 9:00 B DASH c Streetsville Newfoundland 10:00 B Milton FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6 Cc Miss. Valley Monday Nite 6:00 D6 Huff & Puff D7 Prestige Red Baron 7:00 B Beaver Lumber Ds R.C.M.P. Atlas Sharks 8:00 A Faustina A D5 Dinasaurs Second Wind 9:00 D9 D1 Winner E1 D1 Loser D2 Loser 10:00 D10 D3 Winner E2 D3 Loser D4 Loser 11:00 Fort Erie SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7 E3 D5 Loser D6 Loser 7:00 E4 D7 Loser D11 D5 Winner D5 Winner 8:00 D12 D7 Winner E6 E2 Winner D9 Loser 9:00 E5 E1 Winner B DASH Norval 10:00 A Faustina A B Milton Maple Screw 11:00 A Bay City B Faustina B BeaverLumber 12:00 C Air Canada Fi E1 Loser E2 Loser 1:00 C C.F.B. re E3 Loser E4 Loser 2:00 C Streetsville E8 E4 Winner D11 Loser 3:00 E7 E3 Winner D13 D9 Winner D10 Winner 4:00 A Faustina A D1i4 D114 Winner D12 Winner 5:00 A Belamy's Cc Monday Nite Air Canada 6:00 B Maple Screw Cc Newfoundland Miss. Valley 7:00 B Norval Cc C.F.B. Streetsville 8:00 B Faustina B E9 E5 Winner E6 Winner 9:00 E10 E7 Winner DAY, NOVEMBER 8 - AL! AREN Semi-Final c 2nd Place Semi-Final B 2nd Place Championship F F1 Winner Championship E E9 Winner Championship D D13 Winner Championship A 1st Place Championship c Winner 8 AM Championship B Winner 9 AM ALCOTT ARENA VISITOR Coleman 7:00 max 8:00 Faustina B 9:00 Norval 10:00 Sunnylea 6:00 Maple Screw 7:00 Bay City 8:00 D2 Winner 9:00 D4 Winner 10:00 Belamy's 11:00 D8 Loser 7:00 D8 Winner 8:00 D10 Loser 9:00 Belamy's 10:00 Fort Erie 11:00 Newfoundland 12:00 Monday Nite 1:00 Miss. Valley 2:00 D12 Loser :00 Fort Erie 4:00 Bay City 5:00 DAS! 6:00 Beaver Lumber 7:00 Milton 8:00 E8 Winner 9:00 3rd Place 3rd Place F2 Winner E10 Winner D14 Winner 2nd Place 1st Place 1st Place