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tii""'"' Cut if , Seven different players shared in the scoring Tues- day night as Waterloo Sis- kins defeated Kitchener Ranger B's 7-1 at the Audi- torium. Jeff Bender, Ted O'Con- nor, Craig Frank, Fred Mp- Connell, Paul McSorley, Al Boileau and captain Dale Cullitons won a berth in the Ontario Winter Games by virtue ottheirb3sawoftin Elmira sundaywhichieftthemwitha94" record. Kings are 7-1-1 while Siskins were S.S1 before a return engagement in Kitchener last night. Friday Sisltins battled back continuously in the Festival City and were tied 6-6 with only five minutes remaining. However, they took what Egers described as a "cheap" penalty call and Stratford scored on the powerplay en route to an " win. "We fought from behind all night, outhustled them and outshot them," said Egers. "And that was in their rink." Sunday's game against the B's was blown wide open early in the second when Siskins scored twice while playing shorthanded to take a 44) lead. That prompted Ranger coach Ivan Tennant to yank goalie Brian Aubie in favor of Chris Powers, who played solidly the rest of the way. Waterloo led 2-0 after one period and so heading into the third. They outshot the visitors 4634 in the wild and woolly affair which saw Siskins take 42 of the 73 penalty minutes. CttettgtFttaftWett.r Thewordiswt. Waterhosiaeimraremsttottepitied. EversineeSiAihtsutoottetstirtghmnEimirasutptrKintrs andstratfordcuititm-tyintheeeasun,mrecasters have beeetpredietingthelattertar-uideetgattein-ttoraerace forthefirstttineeintheMithrestem Ontario Junior'B. But after Sunday's " abducting of the Kitchener Ranger Ws, Wnteriooexrtu:ltgack Egers sonnet! atthesuggestionhis teamisasecmtddhrisimtctub. "Yeh, they're all saying this league is a two-team race," said Egers, "but we've given ttothofthateteams a run tor their money in recent games and we’re improving every game Sisks swamp Rangers It Was a good night for Waterloo right wingers as Al Boileau and fireplug Dana Saunders each notched three goals. Boileau made use of his extremely strong shot to score all threefrom long range while Saunders proved to be the opportunist around the crease area. Brad Schnurr scored the other Waterloo goal (Shorthanded) while Rangers Todd Walker and Rob Motz ruined a strong Sunday, back in the friendly confines of Seagram Sta- dium, Warriors took a 2-0 lead in the second half and held on to defeat Western Mustangs 2-1. University of Waterloo Warriors put on a late charge last weekend to make their way into the OUAA soccer playoffs. Warriors dominated play against McMaster Saturday hit- ting three goalposts but had to settle for a scoreless draw. Roland Mueller and Luigi Circelli scored for Warriors, who ended the season with a 5-2-2 record, and play a semi- final game today. anger B's 7-1 at the Audi- "Last year only about half rium. the guys wanted to win, but Jeff Bender, Ted O'Con- they're all hungry this t Craig Frank, Fred Mp- year," said Siskin coach mnell, Paul McSorley, Al Jack Egers. "It was another oileau and captain Dale excellent effort." Soccer Warriors V“ we / jiaig FRGSH ; 1 eve Rfoitf 726 - 736 King Street West Siskins ignore predictions ij!i't:?t,tiieii, ByRickCampboll OLD TASK ION ED Opening Soon (Kitchener) Wilson scored for the win- ners. Dwayne Devison tal- lied the lone Ranger goal with Siskins two men short. it.ttl'f s'r#.5 attutemtttittttyEdTaumatats. 'mterittttt%-ttotthetrolttut-htrlet-pHyetd 'eeli,'iittE-."Th-isttioetofsdtettarrantt3ditter tsttxettrern"etaaveeyatmttrdmmtttmqtttttrmiddttf' siahimhatmrorttrmottmte-ftumt-ttes.'Nrotttet eatperieetcedtinemtescatrtainrMteWi1-tttet-6mtrrPnts andBoileau. . _ "ierrpecttttatttnetoscoretttettmtiondptaFtmimtttte oppmitimt'sutp1ine.Buttttemmtpxystuetthrottegtmtirttrto "tt,"sttidthetteomtryearatach. "ir'reaiisuperhidotth Martians." game jumbled arotmd. "But the next time we played Elmira and Stratford we improved 109%amtifweimproveagainnerrttirneF1tttetitt them for sure. "WehavetotteepbeatistgtheteamslitasKiettenerand Hespeierifweexpecttostarincmtteatioetwtththetnptmt.1' Friday in Stratford, Saunders, a tireless worker, paced the SiskinswiththreegoaiswhitetherestseregttamdttyBeetder, Schnurr and Steve Graf. Terry Manning and Ken Chisholm had two each for Stratford. 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