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Y::," 939. .-.~ ' plus Soccer 1n'kii'ttgslose 4-3 By Tom Jakobsh The WCI Viking junior soccer team hadn't lost a game all year. but when it came down to the sudden- death twin-city final on Fri- day they were upset by the St.Jerome's Lions. The Vik- " you don't find the' biggest stereo bargains at WesseIing Advanced Audio's 5th Anniversary Sale My name isn't George Wesseling. See our ad in Wed., Nov. 15 Newspaper size for gifts " lIMIIED TIME OFFER ings were hoping to win the title for the second consecu- tive year. after demolishing St. Jerome's 10-0 in the final last year, to capture the championship. St. Jerome's. however. got their revenge for the embarrassing de- feat, and scored a well- deserved 4-3 victory. Three goals by Paul Al- meida paced the Lions, and Louis Bows got all three of the wcr goals. Sean Kelly scored the fourth and decid- ing goal for the Lions. St. Jerome's controlled the play early in the game. and they led 2-0 after 20 min- utes of play, on two goals by Almeida. After these two goals, Waterloo started to play their game, and the Viking midfield began to move the ball effectively. In the 30th minute a goal by Louis Botos put WCI back into the game. Larry Gabel set up the goal with a fine pass to Botos. who flipped the bill over the lunging St. Jerome's goal keeper. This goal gave the Vikings new confidence. and only two minutes later Louis Botos scored his second goal, to tie the score 2-2. An excellent pass from midfielder Dan Between4and7, _ tum itoff. Waterloo North WCI's forwards missed several good chances, and as the clock ran down they started to rush their plays. and shot too soon. Just when it looked like WCI had 'a chance to score the equa- lizer. Paul Almeida raced through the entire wcr de- fence, and set up a goal by Sean Kelly to make the score 4-2 with only five min- utes to play. But the Vikings didn't give up, and with only two minutes to play Louis Botos scored his third goal, pulling WCI to within I. But indeeh to Larry Gabel put him within scoring range. he blasted a shot at the goal, but it slammed off of the crossbar: bouncing straight to Botos who booted it into the open side of the net. Five minutes into the se- cond half Paul Almeida made the score 3-2 for the Lions with his thirdgoal. An error by the Viking full~ backsJeft him 1re9t', in front of the goal, a from the left corner of the penalty area he blasted the ball into the far side of the net. The Lions then effectively kept WCI bottled up in their own end, and continued to put pressure on the Viking goal. Hydro IG important to save electricity at any time. But between 4 and 7 on a winter weekday evening itt essential. This is the time when the demand for electricity is heav- iest. Many stores, offices and factories are still open. Street lights are on. The evening meal is being prepared. The heating system is having to work harder. Peak loads like this place heavy and costly de- mands on the Hydro system. Every year the demand is higher. We need your help to slow down the rate of growth, because keeping up is be- coming too expensive. During the critical 4 to 7 pm period, save as much electricity as you can. Post- pone the big jobs like baking, washing and drying till later, or till the weekend. Go easy on the hot water; check lights, TVs, radios, appliances, heaters, to make sure they're only on when they're needed. - Itt always important to save electricity. Between 4 and 7 on a winter weekday evening, itt essential. the Vikes were unable to score again in the closing se- Conds, and the game ended with the score 4-3 for the Lions. he star of St. Jerome's, as well as the mosit exciting player on the pitch. Both coaches were pleased with the way their teams played, and were full of praise for their op- ponents. “I was really im- pressed by the high calibre of play by both teams. The Vikings played a really good game. They‘ll be right up theregain next year" com- mented the coach oLthe vic- torious Lions. WCI's head coach, Mr. Gelinas was ob- viously disappointed, but was pleased with the effort his team gave. "The game could have gone either way. It was a very exciting and close game, and both teams played very well. WCl's for- ward combination of Louis Botos and Nayrick Matth- ews played very well to- gether. and they were sup- ported well by Larry Gabel on the right wing. Peter Rempel also played an out- standing game for the Vik- _ings. and Paul Almeida was