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kins in the leadâ€"with 39 _ In Waterloo last Saturday. points over the Kitchener Brantford held on to a 1â€"0 Ranger B‘s. lead in the first period four ‘Then the B‘s defeated the Unanswered goals Three Sugar Kings in Elmira Sunâ€" came from Bob Schnurr Siskins stay briefly in first place For five and oneâ€"half hours Sunday, the Waterloo Siskins were the new leadâ€" ers in the Zone 5, Junior B hockey league standings. Two wins over the Brantâ€" ford Diamond Kings, one Saturday, 8 to 3, and one Sunday, 11 to 5 put the Sisâ€" kins in the lead â€"with 39 points over the Kitchener Ranger B‘s. Jamie Martin‘s _ goal gave the Waterloo Minor Atom Bees a 1â€"0 victory over the Kitchener Klippers in Hub League action Dec. 18. Then, on Dec. 23, in an exhibition game against the Stratford, Todd Loveday, Ron Motz, Todd Sheridan, and Greg Mcâ€" Quillan led the Minor Atoms to a 4â€"1 win. Martin notches goal in 1â€"0 Atom Bee win The Atom Bees downed Owen Sound 5â€"0 in the first game of the Brantford Fireâ€" fighters‘ Tournament on two goals by Jim Haldenâ€" by and singletons from Todd Loveday, John Bell and Pat Evans. amilton was toppled ulin the second round, ith Greg McQuillan, Jim Haldenby, and Todd Smith scoring for Waterloo. Then, in the semiâ€"final of the championship tournament, Todd Smith netted the only goal for Waterloo in their 2â€"1 loss to Brantford. Hub League play reâ€" sumed Jan. 7 with a 4â€"0 route Waterloo Square UP TO HATASHITA JEWELLERS DIAMOND & JEWELLERY RINGS â€" _ 30% ofF HATASHITA 30°/o OFF WATCHES 30% off Selection of PRECIOUS STONE Selection of PRECIOUS STONE JEWELLERS If â€" day afternoon by 7 to 5 to reâ€" oo turn to first place with a d4â€" oneâ€"point lead. The Ranger B B‘s and the Siskins each have a game this week beâ€" itâ€" fore meeting in a showâ€"down ne Saturday might at Waterloo no â€" arena. UP TO off Brantford, with Jamie Martin and Jim Haldenby scoring once each and Randall Bier scoring twice. On Jan. 8, with six seconds left, Pat Evans pushed the puck over the line in a goalâ€"mouth scramâ€" ble to salvage a 1â€"1 tie with the Kitchener Klippers. The Bee‘s slumped Jan. 10 in an exhibition scuffle with the Kitchener Krackâ€" ers, and were defeated 5â€"0. Pat Evans and Ron Matz scored in a 2â€"1 win over a rough Wingham Atom team on Jan. 13. Injuries hampered the team when they returned to Hub League play on Jan. 14 against the Kitchâ€" ener Klippers. Kevin Douâ€" cette and John Bell scored early for Waterloo, but the team sagged as the game progressed. A goal into the open net at the end of the game gave Kitchener a 42 victory. 576â€"6952 The Siskins improved their record Sunday in Brantâ€" ford to 17 wins, nine losses, and five ties while the Diaâ€" mond Kings sank to 24 lossâ€" es, one win, and four ties. within a sevenâ€"minute span. Also scoring for the Siskins were Dean Woelfle, Peter Rudat, Marc Thiel and Steve Beaupre. Paul McEwan had two goals and Rob Lockingâ€" ton one for Brantford. § towenman _ $768080 " waterce squate Lower Mail 676â€"5630 Waterloo Squa Open Tues. â€" Sat. 10â€"6 Fri. till 8 e ~BDeâ€"2€6 oA WATERLOO SQUARE‘S Two Full Flaors of Stores to Serve you SAVINGS UP TO 50% AND MORE Shopping is a family affair at WATERLOO onl George Grassi and Jim Kolb each getting two goals. and others going to Gary Thiel, Musselman, Greg Miazga, and Dan Morris. Schpurr got his 27 goal of the The game marked the return of coach Bob Ertel, who was sitting out a fourâ€"game suspension, and player Rick Kumpf, out for two games. Rio Caron was the interim coach. 20% OFF Tim‘s Sport Shop Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday Lower Mailâ€"Waterioo Square Tel: 578â€"5810 All Hunting Bows Sale Priced ALL SKATES 10% OFF HOCKEY PANTS 20% OFF ADIDAS SHOES _ SALE REG. 24.965 25.95 17.95 SQUARE â€" 20.95 â€" 21.96 â€" 16.95 , January 16, 1974 _ 7â€" FISHING ROD & REELS