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â€" BETTER The Waterloo rep Bisons were Ontario Cup finalists this year, losing to St. Andrews 2â€"1. Members are front left to right: Les Trotter, Robin Hughes, Alison Waugh, Sandy Nay, Shannon Simpson, Laura Getty and Alison Coombes. Back row left to right: John Rankin {coach) Laurie Abbott, Cindy Poag, Liz Cape., Kallin March, Linda Simpson, Laura Lehman, Jeanine Rankin, Julien Cormier (manager). The Waterloo rep Pintos won the Ontario Cup and also the Halton Peel league championship. Members are front left to right: Lisa Wettlaufer, Kim Crawford, Heidi Vogel, Sandra Tilley, Lorraine Cameron and Lisa Lehman. Back left to right: John Rankin (manager) Michelle Campbell, Heather Campbell, Marilyn Lessard, Kerri Boehmer, Trudy Peckett, Kim Poag, Sara Ostrander, Martha Hobson, Sandy Lessard, Julien Cormier (coach). _ * WE‘RE GETTING TO SERVE YOU OVvER 60 STORES & SERVICES INCLUDING Kâ€"MART & ZEHRS BIGGER QQâ€" INTERSECTION OF KING SOUTH AND WILLIAM STREETS DOWNTOWN WATERLOO > Waterioo Chronicie, Wednesday, October 26, 1977 i1 ENT The â€" Waterloo _ Bauer Bruins won their second game of the season on Monâ€" day by defeating Brantâ€" ford 2â€"0. After a scoreless first period, Dave Beaton scored in the second period 14 Princess St. West 886â€"2900 or 886â€"2370 WATERLOO BOWLING LANES OPEN BOWLING DAILY 10:00 A.Mâ€" â€" 7:00 P.M. WEEKENDS 10:00 A.M. â€" CLOSING FAMILY BOWLING BOWLING Sundays from 10 a.m. â€" 12 Noon ALL YOU CAN BOWL FOR $2.25 50 Per Game on Weekends for information call assisted by Steve Pfeffer and Steve McGrinder. Greg O‘Hara made it 20 for _ Waterloo with Mark Steffler and Chris Baron assisting late in the second period. The third period was scoreless. Vince De Caen in net for Waterloo was shaken up in the â€"third period. but with assistance from Mike Kevelman registerâ€" ed the shutout for Waterloo. 7\ Major juveniles ' open season # with two wins Complete Collision And Refinishing Service ’.3;73 teams prevalent 4‘ in Waterloo Last year two ‘"rep" teams were selected to represent Waterloo in the Waterloo Days tournament and the Ontario Cup. Both Waterloo teams were in the finals of the Ontario Cup with the Peewees emerging victorious (1â€"0 overâ€" Oakâ€" ville) and the seniors losing 3â€"0 to St. Andrew‘s. Although many people don‘t know it, girls have been playing soccer in Waâ€" terloo for the past five years. _ This year there ‘were four atom teams, four mosquito playing in the Waterloo House League system. . The Pintos (11â€"12 years old) were champions with a record of 16â€"1â€"1. The Bisons (13â€"14) were third in the six team peeweeâ€"bantam diviâ€" sion A#ith a 13â€"5â€"2 record. * The Seniors were also third. In the Waterloo Days This year, for the first time, rep teams from Waâ€" terloo played in a league (Haltonâ€"Peel). By Peggy Kempel ‘The Waterloo Major Juâ€" venile Falcons opened their Hub League season with 2 wins. Their first win was against Kitchener. The Kitâ€" chener Juveniles did not show for the game, thereâ€" fore the Falcons won by default 9â€"0. In their second League game the Falcons played host to Brantford. Brantford â€" opened _ the scoring with 5:56 left in the first period with a goal by Scott Yardy from Rob Ponâ€" gralz and Art Bazoniaw. Rob Richardson scored from Kevin Hergott in the second period to tie the game at 1â€"1. With 2:28 left in the secâ€" ond period Danny Welch scored from Mike Humâ€" partzim to put Brantford out front once again 2â€"1. Early in the third period Jamie Riley was awarded a penalty shot for the Falâ€" cons. Jamie scored on the penalty shot to tie the game at 2â€"2. As was the case last year _all the Waterloo rep teams were in the Ontario Cup finals in Guelph. & The Pintos defeated St. Andrew‘s 2â€"0 on the strength of Lisa Wettlaufer‘s two goals. The Bisons unfortunately lost the game on penalty kicks. The Waterloo juniors were defeated 3â€"0 by Oakâ€" ville. tournament held in June, the Pintos defeated St. Anâ€" drew‘s 3â€"1 in the championâ€" ship while the Bisons were defeated 1â€"0 by St. Andrew‘s. In the Scarborough Robbie Tournament on Labour Day weekend the Pintos were defeated 1â€"0 by Annandale in the championship while the Bisons were eliminated in the semiâ€"final. On Sunday the Pintos played their last game of the Haltonâ€"Peel season and made it a winning one by defeating Oakville 2â€"1 on goals by Kerri Boehmer and Sandra Tilley. With 4:42 left in the game Gerry Blake scored from Steve Graf to put the Falâ€" cons out front 3â€"2 for the first time in the game. â€" Gerry Blake scored his second goal of the game from John Nay with 15 secâ€" onds left in the game to give the Falcons a 4â€"2 win. In net for the Waterloo Major â€" Juvenile Falcons was John Conrad. Earlier in an exhibition game the Falcons defeated Kitchener 4â€"3. The Falcons jumpéd out to a 2â€"0 lead with 2 goals in the first period. Steve Graf scored the Falcons first goal unassisted and Terry Calder scored their second goal from Steve Graf and Rob Richardson. In the second period Mike Farrell scored for Kitchâ€" ener unassisted for a 2â€"1 game. Terry Calder scored his second goal of the game for the Falcons from Kevin Hergott and Rob Richardâ€" son in the second period to put them ahead by 2 goals once again. Steve Kaye scored from Dfil McNeil and John O‘Bonoghue for Kitchener to close the gap to 4â€"2. In the third period the Falcons took a 4â€"1 lead with a goal by Graham Dennis from Jamie Riley. With 4:43 left in the game John O ‘Donoghue â€" scored from Craig Frank to comâ€" plete the scoring at 4â€"3 in favour of the Falcons. The Waterloo Major Juâ€" venile Falcons next home game is tonight when Woodâ€" stock will supply the opâ€" position.