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By Peggy Kempel > The Minor Bantam *‘Twin City Optimists‘ Warriors opened their first round of Hub League Tier 1 Playâ€"Offs against Stratford. For the first game in the best of three series the Warâ€" riors travelled to Stratford. In the first period Nick Cipp opened the scoring ith a goal from Kevin Douâ€" ’t&e for the Warriors. With 5:17 left in the first period Todd Francis scored from Kevin Doucette to give the Warriors a 2â€"0 lead in the game. Kevin Doucette set up the Warriors third goal scored by Bob Walls for his third assist in a row and a 3â€"0 lead for the Warriors. Both teams went + scoreless in the secone period, then in the third period Bob Walls scored his second goal of the game from Mike Innocente to give the Warriors a 4â€"0 lead. With 11 :11 left in the game Mike Innocente scored from evin Doucette, his fourth Esist in the game, to put the arriors out first 5â€"0. Mike Innocente‘s second goal of the game unassisted with 10:30 left in the game gave the Warriors a commanding 6â€"0 lead. Kevin Doucette completâ€" ed the scoring in the game with 1: 18 left on the clock with a goal from John McKâ€" errow. This gave the Warâ€" riors the 7â€"0 win and the first game in the series. The second game of the series was played in Waâ€" terloo and Stratford defeatâ€" ed the Warriors to tie the series at 1 game each. Stratford scored the lone goal in the first period with 1:47 left in the period when Ken Thornton beat Phil Leâ€" Lievre assisted by Peter Cornish. In the second period Shayne Ackerl scored from Roger Carlaw and Kevin Doucette to tie the game at 1â€"1. With 7:55 left in the seâ€" cond period Tom McMillan ored from Blair Hilliard give the Warriors a 2â€"1 lead in the game. Nick Cipp scored unassistâ€" ed with 6:10 left in the period to put the Warriors out front 3â€"1. In the third period Steve Kowalchuk scored unassistâ€" ed for Stratford to put them within 1 goal of tieing the game. Then with 6:32 left in the period Steve Kowalchuk scored his second goal of the game from Paul Salter to tie the game at 3â€"3. With 5:04 left in the period Peter Wilkie scored from Danny Achilles to give Stratford the 4â€"3 lead in the game 579â€"2810 Both teams went â€" Winter or Summer Application â€" 10 Colors â€" Resin Base â€" Fills Cracks and Holes â€" Covers Wood, Brick, Concrete , POLYâ€"COAT SYSTEMS House or Business with Warriors split COAT Your POLIâ€"TEX * (GUARANTEED) Minor Hockey Scoreboard Last Monday the Bauer Bruins travelled to Galt and came home with a 4â€"2 vicâ€" tory and advanced in the Hub League Tier I play downs. Galt played two great periods scoring two goals in the first period, making the game one of the more exciting games plaved between the Warriors and the Bruins. Galt then reâ€" ceived a double minor and three other penalties allowâ€" ing Waterloo to score four goals. Bruin goals were scored by Chriss Paranyi from Rod Ducette, Brian Kellar from Scott Smith and Sean Madorin, Scott Smith from Sean Madorin and Rod Ducette from Ray Hyde. Dean Fielding minded the net for Waterloo. On Friday the Bruins traâ€" velled with their fans for a weekend in Barrie, but only played two games. The first game was played Friday against Brampton winning 2â€"1. Waterloo scored the first) goal at 0:08 of the first period by Brett Johnston from Brad Stevens. At 5:38 of the second the Bruins scored their second goal by Scott Clugston from Kevin McGraw. Brampton game back and scored at 6:28 of the third. to spoil a shut out for Bruin net minder Mike McNiece. The Bruins then met Peâ€" terborough Sat. at noon losâ€" ing the game 5â€"4. Shortly after while watching the U.S.S.R. Vs. N.H.L. we scoreless in the remaining time to give Stratford the 4â€" 3 victory and tie the series at 1 game each. In the first game played in Stratford Rick Witmer reâ€" gistered the 7â€"0 shutâ€"out for the ‘Twin City Optimists® Warriors. _ 14 Princess St. West 886â€"2900 or 886â€"2370 4 Bruins split in Barrie WATERLOO BOWLING LANES Sundays from 10 a.m. â€" 12 Noon (3 per lane) BOWLING DAILY 10 A.M. â€" 7:00 P.M. WEEKENDS 10 A.M. â€" CLOSING HERITAGE LOPPET 1979 OFFICIAL STANDINGS LADIES 10 KM ELITE FAMILY BOWLING 55¢ Per Game on Weekends ALL YOU CAN BOWL +2 .25 PER BOWLER M. Doran J. Cross B. McKeown LADIES 10 KM TOURING A. Robertson N. Hughson S. Schwark J. Findlay L. Roberts P. Baleshta LADIES 30 KM TOURING OPEN BOWLING for intormation call couldn‘t believe our eyes, it was almost an instant reply of our own hardâ€"played game. I wish to apologize to the Bruin boys who gcored and assisted the goals as our friendly refs were so tired they forgot to press on the pin. Scott Lomax scored at 9:55 from Dave Wettlaufer and Gord Buttinger for the Chevies to cut London‘s lead to 4â€"2. ' At 14:19 Eric Calder scored from Dale Hergott for the Chevies to make the score 4â€"3 in favour of Lonâ€" don. In the second period Brad Janson scored from Don Oliva and Joe Scott at 11:04 to give London a 3â€"1 lead over the Chevies. _ At 7:13 of the third period Tim Flynn scored from John McLean and Jim Arsenault to put London ahead 4â€"1. Chris Robbins scored from Jim Arsenault at 9:19 of the first period to give London a 2â€"1 lead in the game. With only 59 seconds gone in the game Mike Coppolino scored unassisted for the Chevies to give them a 1â€"0 lead. At 1:44 of the first period Damian Smith scored from Jim Arsenault for London to tie the game 1â€"1. The Chevies travelled to Londan for the first game in the best of three series and won by a score of 5â€"3. Back in Waterloo London won 3â€"2 in overtime in the second game played in Waterloo. For the third and final game of the series the Cheâ€" vies travelled to London. By Peggy Kempel The Major Midget ‘Schâ€" lueter‘ Chevies met London in mmt round of play in the .H.A. Playâ€"Downs. Chevies ousted 2.44.55 2.955.09 2.59 42 1.36.46 1.40.45 1.40.54 1.14.00 1.18.58 1.22.35 Sunday night the Wolves travelled to Preston and were defeated 3â€"1. Preston again took the early lead and added another marker before the Wolves got on the scoreboard. Alan Folliott took a pass from John Karst, deked the lone Presâ€" ton defender and fired a hard wrist shot into the upper corner of the net. Scott MacDonald was imâ€" pressive in goal for Waâ€" terloo. The opening game was in Waterloo and the Wolves were the victors by a 2â€"1 score. Preston jumped into the lead midway through the second period but the Wolves quickly tied â€"the game. Chris Read shot the puck into the Preston end where Dean Hopkins outhusâ€" tled the Preston defenders and fired a crisp pass to Steâ€" phen Thom who deflected the shot into the net. Late in the third period Preston was penalized and a determined effort was put forth by Waâ€" terloo. Fortyâ€"one seconds later John Karst passed out to Chris Prince whose backâ€" hand shot eluded the Presâ€" ton goaltender and provided the margin of victory. Wolves win, lose Last weekend the Wateroo Goodhost Wolves began their major atom Tier II Hub League playoffs against WATERLOO COLLEGIATE éDULTS $2.50 ;ri‘;ckeats axc?vailgble TUDENTS 2:00 J®By Siiing the school CHILDREN _ 1.50 stfice â€" (684â€"9590) GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! FEBRUARY 22,235,24 . Waterloo Chronicie, Wednesday, February 14, 1979 â€" Page 23 ton team but the equalizer was not forthcoming. With 1:18 left in the game Wolves pulled Robert Kutasinski but the strategy backfired as Preston scored. 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