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During the Waterioo hockâ€" ey Warriors heydays in the midâ€"1970‘s. one of their top stars was center Mike Guiâ€" mond from Kirkland Lake. Guimond made several allâ€"star teams during his career with the Black and Gold as he dazzled opposiâ€" tion and fans alike with slick skating ability and superiaâ€" tive playmaking. Page 14 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, February 7, 1979 IN WATERLOO 478â€"A ALBERT, PARKDALE PLAZA (11 Varieties Including Halibut) e CLAM CHOWDER | RESTAURANT Family Dining or Takeâ€"Out FEATURING ue We Belvevabte ~(Sclel}~ e FISH & CHIPS By Rick Campbell Well, Guimond is now just Chronicle Staff Writer a pleasant<memory for And the tradition continuâ€" coach Bob McKillop and the eee UW fans but his legend lives During the Waterloo hockâ€" on in the form of Warrior ; Warriors heydays in the center Don Langlois. idâ€"1970‘s. one of their top Before Guimond graduatâ€" ars was center Mike Guiâ€" ed from UW, he convinced ond from Kirkland Lake. _ Langlois, also a Kirkland Guimond made several Laker, that this was the Iâ€"star teams during his place to play. 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Waterloo coach Bob McKâ€" CWaâ€" illop. despite his obvious fondness for Guimond, has a more immediate interest in his present star, whom he labels as ane of the best players in Canadian univerâ€" sity hockey. ‘‘But they always ignore him when it comes to pickâ€" ing an allâ€"star team" moaned the Waterloo coach. "It‘s an injustice." Langlois more than proved his worth last Thursâ€" day night at the Kitchener Aud as he scored three goals to lead the visiting Warriors to a 4â€"2 victory over Laurier Golden Hawks. The win kept the lastâ€" place Warriors playoff hopes alive but they were dealt a severe blow in a 5â€"4 homeâ€"ice loss to Guelph Friâ€" day Waterloo (4â€"54) must win all three of their remaining games or beat Laurier (7â€"5â€" 2) and one of Western or Guelph while Hawks lose both remaining games in order to qualify for postâ€" season action. ‘I couldn‘t ask for any eaâ€" sier three goals than that." said Langlois amidst his team‘s postâ€"game celebraâ€" tion against the Hawks. That was really a modest summary especially conâ€" sidering his sterling effort on his first goal in the seâ€" cond period. With Hawks leading 2â€"1. Langlois grabbed the puck in the Laurier end with 10 seconds remaining. He sliced across in front of goaâ€" lie A1 Mac Sorley and defenâ€" ceman Brian Crombeen. Perform a deathâ€"defying Canvassers will be calling at your home Sunday February 11. give generously to PM . cuiy h P C ETY e rie t Surii n >R .19 5.". Je Complete Collision And Refinishing Service HEART FUND and then with both Hawks sliding to the right, he stopped on a dime, wheeled and backhanded the puck into the sprawling net. Langlois‘ second goal was a bit more fortuitous as he got in the way of Archie Chase‘s shot, but fortunateâ€" ly deflected it into the net midway through the third to give his team a 3â€"2 lead. His last goal was a gift as be picked yp Chase‘s reâ€" bound with Mac Sorley on the bench for an extra atâ€" tacker and tipped it home at 19:59. > ‘ The other Waterloo goal was scored by Ken Greene on a deflection while Tom Butt on a high wrist shot and Mike Collins on a weird reâ€" bound tallied for Laurier. *‘*‘We knew we could beat them. it just had to come." said Langlois, a thirdâ€"year Kinesiology student. **We played well against U of T Sunday and had so many Those unpredictable Windsor Lancers are at it again. Models of consistency in their home St. Dennis Hall gym. Lancers have been known to play highly erratic basketball on the road. Well, last Saturday they were anything but erratic as they handed Wateioo Warâ€" riors their second loss of the Ontario Universities Athleâ€" tic Association Western Diâ€" vision season 71â€"64. It was a fourâ€"point game for both teams as they contiâ€" nue their battle for first place in the sevenâ€"team leaâ€" gue. Lancers remain unâ€" defeated at 6â€"0 while Waâ€" terloo is now 4â€"2. Their other loss also came at the hands of the Lancers, 72â€"71. Windsor jumped into a 40â€" 28 first half lead and althâ€" ough Warriors pecked away Windsor beats UW us reens Cev es ca n d es‘aTCÂ¥ic‘e dÂ¥ECv¢6e x RPE€CKTC ENE C a +i chances tonight we were bound to break through. ‘‘*My first goal was just a spontaneous move. 1 saw their guys come sliding across and I knew there‘d be no way I‘d score on the foreâ€" hand, so I wheeled around." McKillop, who bemoaned his team‘s illâ€"luck this year. during the second intermisâ€" sion, said Langlois® second goal was the big break his team needed. Complimenting Langlois® superb effort, one of many he has turned in this season. was the play of Warrior goaâ€" lie Rick Nickelchok. **We had to win tonight. we were in dire straits. Now we‘re the master of our own fate." o The former Kingston Canâ€" adian was unconscious in the first period, kicking out 19 of 20 shots as the teams tied 1â€"1. Hawks outshot UW overâ€"all 34â€"21. *‘Rick played very well. at the lead they could not overcome the deficit. They were not at all aided by a miserable 34% average from the floor and less than 50% from the free throw line. Windsor from the floor was not much better at 40% but sank 21 of 24 free throws. Wayne Allison had 19 points for the winners while Kevin Greenwood and Phi Hermanute had 11 and 10 reâ€" spectively. Doug Vance had 16 and Ron Graham 12 for Waâ€" terloo. ncum rueint o eroue Un GRANT MUSSELMAN ... 7 points in two MEN AVAILABLE TO SERVICE YOU Do It Now! . Saturday Hawks begin a ance had 16 and fourâ€"game home stand 1am 12 for Waâ€" against Windsor at the WLU fieldhouse. Hot Siskin INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC HEAT SMOKE DETECTORS RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL he was the difference in the early going." said Laurier coach Wayne Gowing. "He gave them the breathing room they needed and then they steadily improved. **Our team should have been up to win this game not only for a playoff spot but also for the possibility of first place. As it was. the better team over 60 minutz‘ won tonight."" Friday was a different story for Warriors as Guelph poured in five poâ€" werplay goals when Warâ€" riors were assessed 22 minors. Guelph had 19 themâ€" selves in the chippy contest. Leo Lefebvre had two goals for Waterloo and Randy Swanson (Kirkland Laker) and Barry Reynard had the others. Warriors will entertain Hawks tonight at Waterloo Arena at 8 p.m. in a game which will go a long way in deciding a playoff spot. > Warriors are at McMaster tonight, at Brock Saturday and return home Sunday to play Brock in a 1:30 match from a game postponed earâ€" lier this year. Down the street, meanâ€" while, Wilfrid Laurier Golâ€" den Hawks will try to reâ€" cover from their disastrous loss to the Warriors last Wednesday by beating the Gryphons in Guelph tonight.