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By Peggy Kemp" The Major Atom 'Tim Horton' Cubs played Strat- ford games two and three last week in their best of three Hub League Tier I Play-Offs. in the first game of the series Stratford de- feated the Cubs 4-3. In the second game of the series played in Stratford neither team scored in the lirst period. Then in the se- ond period Atti Laszlo scored from Jim Schuniiias for the Cubs to give them a 1-0 lead. With 3:11 left in the period David Klein scored from Dean De Silva and Mike Cle- mens to give the Cubs a 2-0 lead. Both teams went scoreless in the remaining time of play to give the Cubs the 2-0 shut-out victory and a tie in the series one game each. Marc McCallum regis- tered the shut-out for the "Tim Horton' Cubs. In the third and deciding game played in Waterloo Stratford opened the scoring in the game with a goal by Eim Culliton from Rick oersen and Steven Mc- Grain. With 4:39 left in the first period Steven McGrain scored from Scott Mergl and Brian Hawley to give Strat- ford a 2-0 lead in the game.' David Godwin scored with 3:57 left in the period from Dalton Duckett and Brad Clugston for the Cubs to make the score 2-1. With 5:39 left in the se- cond period Scott Mergl scored from Brian Hawley and Jody Gull for Stratford " give them a 3-1 lead in the game. In the third period Atti Laszlo scored from David Klein and David Godwin for the Cubs to make the score 3-2 in favour of Stratford. Neither team managed to score in the remaining min- utes of play to give Stratford 1he victory and the series two games to one game. The loss put the Tim Hor- ton' Cubs m the Consolation round of Play-Offs In Hub League. Warriors lose series By Peggy Kempel The Minor Bantam ‘Twin . Kitchen Cabinets . Bathroom Vanities o Hutches 0 Wall Units . Breakfast looks q Bars FREE ESTIMATES 267 Victoria St., New Hamburg, 662-2761 Cubs spilt Victoria Custom Cabinets Inc. Showroom Open Baity _ , no. to $230 "I Saundays hot» 9 an. to 12 Noon tV Call Fov An Appointmcm We Oman and But/d To Sort Your Taste Minor Hockey Scoreboard This win gave Sarnia the best of three series 2 games to none, Chevies even . playoffs By Peggy Kempel In Hub League Tier 1 Play-Offs last week the Major Midget 'Schlueter' Chevies played host to Lon- don for the second game in the best of three series. The Chevies lost the first game to London 5-3. City Optimists' Warriors played host to Sarnia on Sun- day lor the second game in the best of three O.M.H.A. Quarter-Finals. In, the first game Sarnia won by a 6-4 In the second period the teams exchanged goals to give the Chevies a 2-1 lead in the game. Joe Scott scored from Dave Cochrane and John McLean for London to tie the game and Roy Rus- sell scored his second goal of the game unassisted to put the Chevies back in the lead. After going scoreless in the first period Mark Wells scored from Paul Blair at 3:27 of the second period for Sarnia. , John McKerrow scored hissecond goal of the game from Blake Ellis and Jamey Gage at 9:15 to once again tie the game at 2-2. At [1:26 of the second period Mark Dottori scored from Mark Wells and Brent Robinson to put Sarnia ahead 3-2 after two periods of play. With 3:48 leftin the third period Mike Hart scored un- assisted for Sarnia to make the score 4-2 for Sarnia. Then with 2:22 left in the game Mark Dottori scored unassisted for Sarnia to make the final score 5-2 for Sarnia. Roy Russell scored his third goal for a hat-trick At 6:06 John McKerrow scored from Shayne Ackerl and Rogg/ Carlaw for the Warriors to tie the game at 1-1. The lone goal in the first period of the second game in the series was scored by Roy Russell from Rich F'aV kenstem for the Chevies. The Waterloo Minor Atom Hogg Fuel Saints played Guelphs' Triple A Team and from Mike Coppolino and Andy Fenton to give the Chevies back their lead " The final goal of the game was scored by Gard But- tinger from Brian Miller and Roy Russell to give the Chevi.es a 4-2 win over Lon- don and tie the series atone gyne apiece. The teams exchanged goals hrttte second period to tie the game at 2-2. Rob Deutschmann scored from Dale Hergott and Jeff Elliot to give the Chevies a lead only to have Darryl Moist score from Kelly Millan to tie the game. 'on the weekend the Sch- lueter' Chevies played host to the Detroit Adray Far. tionals and defeated them 5- 2 on Saturday and 3-1 on Sun- day. _ lithe thirdqreriod Paul Oberholzer scored from Roy Russell and Pat McGrinder for the Chevies. Mike Cop- polino then scored from Roy Russell and Rich Falken- stem to give the Chevies a 4- 2 lead. In the first game Mike Coppolino opened the scor- ing with a goal from Roy Russell for the Chevies. The Chevies' second goal of the game was scored by Dale Hergott 'from Rob Deutschmann twenty-five seconds after their first goal. In the second period Jeff Elliot scored from Gord Buttinger and Brian Miller for the Chevies to tie the game at 1-1. The final goal of the game was scored by Brian Miller from Pat McGripder to give the Chevies the 5-2 victory. Brian Miller scored from Scott Lomax and Gord But- tinger in the third period for the Chevies to give them the 3-1 victory. . On Sunday the Detroit Adray Nationals opened the scoring, Hamilton ousts Saints SEQ/£4 for gitt "A" “All. ““19le WI ARE Mtbits0 Fifi W EMS! Special Group of Short & Leg Slteye SHIRTS pr Special Group of FALL ' WINTER OUTERWEAR TIES lh PRICE ' HOURS: Mon . Tues, Sat 9:305:30 Wed, Thurs.. Fri. 9:30-9:00 7 5% OFF PANTS $10 Special Gryye! beat them 4-t in exhibition play. From the face off in the Guelph none. Tim Allen- sen took out the centre and Jeff Clugston picked up the puck and scored. Guelph came back shortly and tied the game. Jason Schamtt scored from Chris Richy and Steve Ismal. With a lot of persistent digging Tony McCauley passed the puck to Troy Schmidt who put it in the net. Tim Allensen fin- ished out the scoring from Jeff Clugston and Brad Kit. The Saints opened their OMHA semi-final play- downs last Sunday against the Hamilton Huskies. In the first game the Saints skated with the Huskies for two periods as the score was 2-0. At the end of the game the Saints were behind " Specigl fhoup of The Saints never said "die", in the second game, Hamilton opened the scor- ing, with Waterloos' Dave Cherry coming back and putting a long shot along the ice past the Hamilton goa- lie. In the third period Brad Kit put Waterloo ahead from Tim Allensen and Jeff Clugston. With 1:20 left in the game Hamilton put the puck past Derek Geisel to / wi . 853.1. a waTErtuto'%-,,.tr--A a” ALBERT, Famous Pun any we a TAKE our Alterations extra All sales final _ RESTAURANT "Beat Loved Fish In Town” J, {vim-M may .stmonm oBhCttBAC0tt0ttAIMt Try Our COD DINNER $23 FREE COFFEE r Tar- iriilliiii) ESTAURANT _ 'lot iiTiECi% , tie and forcing over-time. The strong skating “We: had a little more drive than Waterloo and out hustled them to a " win. I On Sunday the Saints were back in Hamilton for a re- plafof Tuesday 3 game. Bob Thiel opened the scor~ ing for Waterloo with a long shot on the ice to beat the Hamilton goal tender. Ha- milton came back only to tie the 'game. In the third period Tim Allensen put the puet between the goalies legs to put the Saints ahead. mauthegamestandatat- With 1:28 left in the game those pesky Huskies hit the score board, again forcing overtime. 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