The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

University hockey fans got their first peek at the two local entries Friday night, as Waterloo Warâ€" riors and Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks fought to a 3â€"3 tie at Waterioo Arena. It was the first exhibiâ€" tion win in three games for the Hawks while only the first contest of the year for the Warriors. "I‘m not displeased with the final results, but Td naturally have been hapâ€" pier if we‘d won," said Warriors coach Bob Mcâ€" Killop. "I thought we gave up one bad goal that could havemade the difference.‘" McKillop was referring to Laurier‘s second goal by Mike Collins at 5:38 of the second period. Lineâ€" mate Dave Northern dumpâ€" ed the puck off the backâ€" boards and it came out to Collins, who blasted it from a bad angle between the legs of Waterloo goalie Rick Nickelchok. Hawks opened the scorâ€" ing at 5:06 of the first perâ€" iod when Tom Butt tipped in a beautiful goalmouth pass from Collins. ‘‘That was a real nice setâ€"up," said Butt, Hawks rookieâ€"ofâ€"theâ€"year last year. ‘"‘Funny thing was, it wasn‘t even my line. Johnâ€" ny (Baker) short shifted and I got on just in time to score the goal."‘ Laurier goalie Al Macâ€" Sorley preserved the 1â€"0 lead when he made a sparkâ€" ling leg save off a breakâ€" away by Mike Longpre. MacSorley â€" also stopped the rebound. Warriors beat York for football win The victory gives Waterâ€" loo a 2â€"5 record in the Western Division of the Ontario â€" Quebec Interâ€" collegiate Football Conâ€" ference. York finished at 0â€"7. The Waterloo Warriors ended a losing season on a winning note Saturday afâ€" ternoon by dumping York Yeomen 267 at Seagram Stadium. Greg Jones erased a 7â€"1 York lead just before the first half ended on a three _ yard _ touchdown plunge. However, Warriors were not to be denied and sevâ€" Moments _ later _ York quarterback Mike Foster fumbled the ball and Mike Karpow put Warriors 621 KING WEST,. KITCHENER â€" 745â€"9495 DICK CLINE RATZâ€"BECHTEL FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL By Rick Campbell Hawks tie Warriors 3â€"3 in hockey Convenient parking, entering Wellington or King Street eral minutes later Ken Greene flipped in a reâ€" bound off the left side to tie the score. s Warriors came out flyâ€" ing in the third period and jumped into a quick 32 lead _ when _ defenceman Mike Zettel fired two goals from the slot past Laurier goalie â€" Dennis â€" Higgins. MacSorley‘s replacement. Laurier controlled the early play in the period but fell victim to penalty trouble and were lucky to hold Warriors to one goal. â€"**Yes, we took a lot of penalties, _ which _ really fouled up our fourâ€"line sysâ€" tem," said Laurier . rightâ€" winger Steve ~Palmateer, brother of Toronto. Maple Leaf goalie Mike. ‘"Our guys weren‘t really getâ€" ting enough ice time to get into the game."" Collins® goal was the only one of the second perâ€" liod, a stanza marked by Hawks inability to convert on numerous powerâ€"play opportunties. *‘*We haven‘t practised the powerâ€"play at all this year," said the slick playâ€" maker Butt. "Right now we‘re just working things out to see what combinaâ€" tions work best. It‘ll come though, it‘s only exhibiâ€" tion." "I think our whole deâ€" fense has a lot of depth, said Neal ‘"Guys like Spider (Paul Sanson) are really coming up big, esâ€" Zettel, along with Frankâ€" ie Neal of the Hawks were the two outstanding rearâ€" guards on the ice. Neal was especially adept at blocking a handful of Warâ€" rior drives from close range. Then, with only seven minutes remaining in the game â€" Waterloo quarterâ€" back Greg _ Sommerville connected with wide reâ€" ceiver â€" George Lomaga for a 4â€"yard pass and run play touchdown. Karpow‘s convert gave Warriors a 19â€"7 lead. ahead 11â€"7 with a 33â€"yard field goal. The final score of the game came when Warriors quarterback _ Gord _ Tayâ€" lor combined with Kevin Beagle for a oneâ€"yard touchdown. Warriors other win this season was a 34â€"0 rout over McMaster. Andy Huszar of Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks misses a closeâ€"in chance against Waterloo Warrior goalie Rick Nickelchok during Friday‘s exhibition game at Waterloo Arena. Warrior Patrick Plante moves in to check Huszar. The teams tied 3â€"3. pecially tonight, which is an added plus for us regâ€" ulars." The Laurier defence has to be one of the strongest I‘ve seen, there doesn‘t seem to be a weak spot on it,"" said McKillop. Warriors were only able to hold their lead for less than two minutes in that third. Leftâ€"winger Perry Mark, a secondâ€"year Hawk took ‘a faceâ€"off pass from Darryl Benjamen, faked a Warrior defender to his knees, and then snapped a quick wrist shot past Nickelchok for the game‘s final tally. The closest chance after that point came in the dyâ€" ing seconds. Hawk Jamie Kovarik, a graduate of the Kitchener Ranger Bs rushâ€" ed down the ice with nine seconds to go and blazed a high shot to Nickelchok‘s glove side. The little netâ€" minder came out to cut down the angle and made a brilliant save as the buzzer sounded. ‘"He let in one weak goal, but that stop he (Nickelchok) made at the end of the game you won‘t see anywhere." said Mcâ€" Killop. Each team had seven new faces in the lineup from last year and both squads went with four HARRY HUEHN Service worthy of your confidence â€" a tradition since 1925. lines. McKillop was espeâ€" cially pleased with the play of his defense, a sore spot from last year‘s club. "I knew guys like Randy Neal and Ed Azzola had the capabilities, but I wasn‘t sure how they‘d react under game condiâ€" tions. They showed me they‘re really here to play. I‘m happy with their efâ€" fort." Hawks appear to have KITCHENER 578â€"0110 For years, United Trails has been making it easy for airline travellers to get to and from Toronto International Airport ... without having to worry about what to do with their car. And you too can 5 UNITED TRAILS INC. AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION SERVICE ‘ _ AIRPORTER SERVICE (mom\. %\\ Pickups from 5 Kitchenerâ€"Waterlooâ€"Cambridge locations . . . then direct by van to Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 at Toronto International Airport. CALL US FOR FULL DETAILS PASSENGERS â€" TO AND FROM TORONTO AIRPORT UNITED TRAILS INC. INQUIRE AT YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT OR Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, October 26, 1977 â€" Page 23 "I think we‘ve improved as a team from last year,"~ said Palmateer, an indusâ€" trious workâ€"horse who helpâ€" ed lead Hawks to a firstâ€" place finish last year. ‘‘We‘ve got enough good players that if anyone is injured someone else can an abundance of good forâ€" wards, which will make the final decision on who to keep tough for head coach Wayne Gowing. enjoy that same convenience, seven days a week. Our prompt, courteous drivers pick you up right at your home . . . and whisk you via comfortable limousine to either Terminal 1 or Terminal 2. You travel in airâ€"conditioned ease â€" and arrive calm, cool and worryâ€" free to make your departure arâ€" rangements. Give us a call next time you‘re planning to fly ... and let United Trails get you to and from Toronto International Airport, worryâ€"free! CAMBRIDGE 653â€"3931 step right in." McKillop sees Western, Hawks and his own Warâ€" riors as the teams to beat this season with Guelph and Windsor ‘"in trouble"‘. ‘‘"‘On paper Western has to be formidable,". he said. *‘Laurier will be tough as usual, I‘ve got the greatest of respect for them. And if we can cut down our goals against average we‘li be right there too.""