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It was an upâ€"andâ€"down weekend for the Waterloo SisRins in Midwestern Jun ior "B" hockey action. The only point salvaged in three contests was courtesy of a 2â€" 2 deadlock with New Hamâ€" burg Hahns on Saturday night. The tie was sandâ€" wiched between losses to Hespeler (54 on Thursday) and: Elmira (4â€"2 on Sunday). Despite the loss to the leaâ€" gueâ€"leading Sugar Kings Sunday evening, the play of the Siskins was improved over recent outings and showed promise for future encounters. Waterloo Genâ€" eral Manager Peter Brill was mildly satisfied with the team‘s performance in the Eimira game, but conâ€" ceded that the team does need help if it hopes to eleâ€" vate its position in the seven team loop. Currently the Siskins share fourth spot with the Kitchener Ranger B‘s, with identical 2â€"4â€"1 reâ€" cords. Sunday‘s game featured stellar netminding by both Ed Takamatsu of Waterloo and Martin Quincey of the Sugar Kings. Elmira held a slight shooting edge overall of 43â€"41. However, a pair of goals by diminutive Kent Norman from Palmerston, and singles by Walkerton native Jamie Zippel from his blueline position and Dave Adlys of Waterloo, an earlier Siskin cut, provided the Sugar Kings with the ofâ€" fense required for the 4â€"2 victory. Siskins started quickly, with former Owen Sound winger Fred McConnell liftâ€" ing Waterloo into a 1â€"0 lead with just 48 seconds elapsed in the game. However, poâ€" werplay goals by Norman at 3:57 and Zippel at 18:21 leapâ€" frogged the Sugar Kings into a 2â€"1 lead by the end of the first stanza. Adlys‘ goal upped the margin to 3â€"1 late in the second period with both teams scoring a single in the third. Siskin mentor Jack Egers lifted Takamatsu from the nets with 53 seconds remainâ€" Howard Totzke (left) presents Frank Kossuth with a $100â€"bill after he bowled a perfect game October 11. By John Thompson Siskins bow to Elmira â€" slip to fourth spot ing in the game, but his teammates were unable to muster sufficient offense to stage a lateâ€"game rally. The Elmira victory mainâ€" tained the Sugar Kings‘ slim lead over rival Stratford Cullitons for top spot in the league. Elmira‘s only bleâ€" mish on the young season was a 6â€"5 loss to Stratford on Friday evening, while the Cullitons have yet to suffer a loss while posting four vicâ€" tories and a tie. The top team after twelve league games will carry the laurels of the Midwestern League into the Ontario Winter games, and Elmira is giving fair warning that Stratford will not be able to simply skate unopposed to the winter tourney. The Sugar Kings early season success may be surâ€" prising to many fans. Norm Clement, Elimira‘s General Manager disagrees, and stated that "we felt we had the makings of a good team this year. We definitely have our eye on first place and a berth in the Winter games."‘ â€" In Saturday‘s game, Sisâ€" kins complemented goalkeeâ€" per Dave Barrett‘s solid play just sufficiently enough, to garner the tie. While Barâ€" rett performed steadily, only Grant Musselman and Brad Schnurr were lamâ€" plighters for Waterloo, and the balance of the team was kept off the scoresheet. Sisâ€" kins led 2â€"1 late in the game. however, finally Rick Cressâ€" man of New Hamburg broke through to tie the game. Dave Schroeder was the other Hahn marksman. Genâ€" erally, it was a lacklustre affair, and only fitting that both teams emerged with a single point, neither squad‘s performance worthy of a mark in the win column. Waterloo swings back into action this weekend, with a Friday night visit to New K- W b‘ Hamburg and a Sunday night regular home stand against the league‘s newest _ On October 11. bowler entry from Owen Sound. Frank Kossuth achieved a Game time is 7:00 p.m. feat that rarely occurs â€" he The Waterloo Major Atom ‘Tim Horton‘ Cubs met the Brampton Lions in their 3rd game in the 5th annual Kâ€"W Oktoberfest Hockey Tourâ€" nament and came out with a 4â€"1 win. game in the 5th annual Kâ€"W scored _ from _ SCOTT The scoring was completâ€" The ‘Tim Horton‘ Cubs‘ Oktoberfest Hockey Tourâ€" O‘HEARN and SPENCER ed with MIKE CLEMENS next home game is toâ€"night nament and came out with a BAILEY to tie the game at goal from JOHN FAZAKAS at 7:00 p.m. at Waterloo 4â€"1 win. 1â€"1. DEAN DE SILVA _ in the third period to give Arena against Stratford. On MIKE CLEMENS opened scored unassisted 38 se _ the Cubs the 4â€"1 victory. Saturday they travel to the scoring in the game with conds later to put the Cubs In their previous games in Stratford for a 4:00 p.m. a goal from DEAN DE out front 2â€"1. With 8:06 left the tournament the Cubs Eame. Kâ€"W bowler scores perfect game SUGAR KING‘S KENT NORMAN rifies his second tally of the game past Waterloo netminder Ed Takamatsu in Elmira‘s 4â€"2 win in Waterloo on Sunday night. _ Tim Horton Cubs beat Brampton Lions 4â€"1 By Peggy Kempel Nine seconds into the seâ€" cond period RYAN BELL scored from SCOTT O‘HEARN and SPENCER BAILEY to tie the game at 1â€"1. DEAN DE SILVA scored unassisted 38 seâ€" conds later to put the Cubs out front 2â€"1. With 8:06 left Last Monday. Howard Totzke, manager of the fiveâ€" pin lanes, awarded Mr. Kosâ€" suth with a crisp new $100â€" bill. Mr. Totzke said Mr. Kossuth was the fifteenth person to roll a perfect game in 29 years. "It doesn‘t happen too often," he said,. ‘"but once it hapâ€" pened twice in one week." SILVA and JOHN FAZAâ€" KAS for the Cubs with 6:08 left in the first period. bowled a perfect game at the _ Waterloo _ Bowling Lanes. Mr. Kossuth, a resident of Kitchener who works in the production department of Seagram‘s Distillery, has been bowling for 15 years. His average was 240 when he rolled the game that every bowler dreams about. He belongs to the Businessâ€" men‘s league, the Merâ€" chant‘s B league. and the Seagram Mixed league. He said he has often come close to a perfect game. His cloâ€" sest occurred 10 years ago when he rolled nine strikes in a row and scored a 398 When asked what his reacâ€" tion was when he came closer to his goal. he said. Well,. I was very happy but CHRONICLE SPORTSâ€"LINE 886â€"2830 Waterioo Chronicie, Wednesday, October 18, 1978 â€" Page 9 kept it very quiet. Even those who were bowling beâ€" side me didn‘t know what was happening. DUCKETTE and DON OBERLE to give the Cubs a 3â€"1 lead. ed with MIKE CLEMENS goal from JOHN FAZAKAS in the third period to give the Cubs the 4â€"1 victory. in the period DAVID KLEIN scored from â€" DALTON The reason for such seâ€" crecy is more pressure would be placed on the 14 Princess St. West 886â€"2900 or 886â€"2370 , WATERLOO BOWLING LANES Sundays from 10 a.m. â€" 12 Noon (3 per lane) for information call BOWLING OPEN BOWLING DAILY 10 A.M. â€" 7:00 P.M. wWEEKENDS 10 A.M. â€" CLOSING TUESDAYS 9â€"11 P.M. FAMILY BOWLING .55¢ Per Game on Weekends ALL YOU CAN BOWL $s2.25 PER BOWLER tied Brantford 2â€"2 and lost to London 4â€"3 to give them 3 points. This was not good enâ€" ough to advance them in the Tournament. bowler who has had many strikes in a row. Apparentâ€" ly, though, on that night with the Seagram Mixed league. Mr. Kossuth overâ€" came the pressure and kept his Rgo!