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$tigf,,ate, scoring for the . aires with an unas- sisted goal. Dean Molt made the score 2-0 with a goal from Mark Harris. P A goal for Woodstock made the score 2-1 but be- fore the first period ended Gary Thiel scored an un- assisted goal to give the Legionnaires a 3-1 lead. The Legionnaires opened the scoring in the second period with a goal by Gary Thiel from Brian Schnurr and Kevin Price. Howe Bums scored for Woodstock to make the score 4-2. but Rob Hennig came back and scored from Scott Pauley to give the Legionnaires a three goal lead. Dave MacQueen then scored for Woodstock close the gap at 5-3. Bel the period ended B ri Schnurr scored an tll sisted goal to give the gionnaires back their tt goal lead. In the third period the Legionnaires scored three unanswered goals to give the Legionnaires a 9-3 win. Mark Harris scored the first goal of the period from Dean Moir and Joe Young. The second goal was scored by Scott Pauley from Terry Faistand the third was scored by Scott Pauley from Terrry Faistand the third was scored by Joe Young assisted by Mark Harris. In the last minutes of play Darryl Stringle of Woodstock started a fight with Rob Hennig and each was assessed a fighting pen- alty. As a result both had to sit out the second game. The Legionnaires out shot Woodstock in the game M- By Peggy - Last week the Waterloo Major Bantam manure: travelled to Georgetown to participate in their 13 An- and International Bantam Hockey Tournaman. In the timt round of play the Legionnairea Inst Wood- stock in a two game total points series. The Legion- naires downed Woodstock 9-3 in the first game and tied the second game 4-4 to win the series 3 points to 1 point. The second game sa w Woodstock come up with first two goals from Scott Patton and Jim O'Bright. But before the period ended Dean Mair scored from Joe Young to make the score 2- Locals lose out in Georgetown In the first game against In the second period Wood- DRAPERIES DRAPERY HARDWARE I " King South WatorIoo Custom Made Open Fri. till g pm kiRSCH avavlable at and Before B r i a n unas- Le- The wannabes came up with three unanswered goals in the third period to come away with a 4-4 tie. Wayne Bayes opened the scoring from Mark Harris and Gary Thiel. The second goal was scored by Joe Young (mm Mark Harris with the third coming from Mark Harris assisted by Dean Mair and Gary Thiel. Due to the win the Le- gionnaires advanced to the second round of the Tourna- scored twice to give this team a H lead going into tttethird period. 'NeLegimtnairetse.ametqt with three unanswered” in the third coming from As" in the first game the Legionnaires out shot Wood- stock 32-16. ment against Belleville. 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