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by John Cuyneid It was Mike Yosurak against the Petrolia Jets Saturday night, and the result was a 5-5 tie. The game also featured a fight which spread into the stands causing the game to be halted until the prrival of the police. Toyotas drop to third place by Don Driesinger The Waterloo Toyota Mid- gets dropped into third place in the Hub League as a re- sult of a 4-2 loss to Stratford last Friday night. St.. Siskins tied the score a :30 with a power play of their own. Mike Yosur- ak got the goal from Ban- non and Musselman. The Toyotas outplayed and outshot Stratford but it was a complete lack of finesse around the net for Waterloo which enabled Stratford to win the game as they scored two powu play goals and took advan ge of the few times they were in on Mike Blake. Waterloo led 1-0 going into the third period as Stratford was pressed hard by Water- loo but the Toyotas just couldn't finish off their plays or missed the net. - sirattord was held in the game by the consistency of their goaltender. ___ A Marc Thiel put Waterloo in the lead at 13:29 of the first period assisted by Ter- ry Kuenzie. There was no scoring in the second peri- od and Stratford picked up two powerplay goals at the opening of the third period to put Stratford in the lead. Waterloo pressed hard but to no avail with Stratford capitalizing for two more goals with Terry Kuenzie scoring the Toyotas other Mike Yosurak scored from Mt King St. South Waterloo Crystal - China Ceramics Cosmetics Cuckoo Clock Kawasaki BSA Triumph 325 Weber St. North OPEN Tue. .. Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. MOTORCYCLE SALES and SERVICE WINDMILI. SHOP 884-2630 For That Unusual Gift Visit The Siskins tie S-S; fight interrupts game goal on a pass from Steve Beaupre. - __ The Toyotas downed Hes- peler 4-1, tied Galt 2-2, and played Brampton to a 0-0 game in the Hespeler tour- nament. The Waterloo fans show- ed some spirit in that period but it took a fight at 9:48 to do it. Waterloo was trail- ing 4-3 at the time as Jim Kolb scored from Bennett and Yosurak to make the game close. At 9:48 a fight developed between Woelfle for Waterloo and Hunter for Petrolia. Woelfle won assistant captain Frank Anzalone and Douglas at 17:55- and Petrolia held a two goal lead going into the final period. The 2-2 tie with Galt was a big disappointment as the tie virtually eliminated the Toyotas from ending in first place. "THE JOYFUL SOUND" i' Jim Todd On Drums Bernie Talbot On Guitar The Joyful Sound Trio ALL THIS AT... NEW YEAR'S NiGHT-MONDAY-JANUARY 1st 1973 ALSO FEATURING CAMP MEETING SINGERS DAYTON. 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