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AND FRI. 10â€"9 CAMBRIDGE CLOSED MONDAY Brock,; one of $249 00 A goal by Michael Longpre tied it again in the second but around the 16â€" minute mark â€" Toronto scored the eventual game Warriors remained in conâ€" tention with a 5â€"1 win in a brutaily lacklustre game against Laurier Wednesday, as Don Langlois popped home three firstâ€"period goals. The UW club also took a 1â€"0 lead in Toronto Friday on John Whalen‘s goal but Blues scored twice in a row, once with a twoâ€" man advantage and then with a oneâ€"man advantage before the period ended. < **If we don‘t make the playoffs, it would upset me more than any other year," said Warrior coach Bob McKillop. "This team has put out more than any other I‘ve been associated with, and it would be a shame if we didn‘t make it." put them one point back of Western going into Friday‘s game. Laurentian Vees, with 23 points, are also vulâ€" nerable to elimination, but their chances look good to advance since they close out their season with weekend games against Ryerson, winners of only one contest MSL $334.00 33 MAIN ST. (Gait) CAMBRIDGE 653â€"2835 Hawks continued to put the finishing touches on a miserable season Saturday when they blew a 4â€"1 lead and lost 7â€"6 to York Yeoâ€" man. Greg Ahbe with a pair, Al McCrae, Steve Rossiter, Tony Martindale and Dave Northern with a shorthandâ€" ed tally clicked for Laurier. Ed Lynch hadâ€"Hawks lone goal against Waterloo, who also got goals from Mark Gray and Randy Swanson. Not overlooking the fact his team must turn in a good performance against Brock to remain in contention, McKillop said he expects wideâ€"open ofensive hockey from the Mustangs Friday, indicating his club will atâ€" tempt to neutralize their hig:-flying attack. Earlier this year the teams tied 7â€"7 in London when Waterloo‘s Barry Reynard scored with 14 seconds left. *‘I‘m totally confident we can beat them on our own rink, and if we don‘t, we‘ve got no one to blame but ourâ€" selves," said the UW coach. winner. Both goalies, Waâ€" terloo‘s Rick Nickelchok and Toronto‘s Dave Jenner, were hot as either team could have pulled it out The top three teams in Tier 1, Guelph, Laurentian and Western, all automaâ€" tically advance to the fourâ€" team finals in Guelph. Much to Kemp‘s chagrin Athenas dropped two of their final three games and finished fourth in the OWIAA Tier 1 Division. That means that UW will now have to enter a preliâ€" minary playoff before possiâ€" bly advancing to the league finals, a situation the UW coach was not hoping for. Long road for UW Athenas But if Athenas have any inclination of being the fourth team in the chamâ€" pionship, they must first win this weekend‘s preliminary round. If anyone says there is not much difference between finishing third and fourth in a sevenâ€"team league, just sit down and have a chat with University of Waterloo Athena basketball coach Sally Kemp.~ Waterloo Athena Margie Kerr (left) grimaces Saâ€" turday as Laurentian Vees‘ towering Debbie Davies knocks the ball away. * couEsm MAu PHONE 236 MARGARET AVE. ... SAME DAY SERVICE MINOR REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS SHIRT LAUNDRY R _ PICK UP & DELIVERY w fuee,.. : rHONE SONLY TREMCO CLEANERS "THE PROFESSIONALS" ‘‘*We were hoping to finish at least third, but now that we‘re in the preliminaries, there‘s no way we can take any of the teams lighty. We‘ll have a real battie on our hands,‘"‘ said Kemp. Athenas shortcomings were fairly evident Saturâ€" day in their final home game, a 71â€"54 loss to Laurenâ€" tian. Several times early Athenas looked ready to take over the game, only to remain in a hole because of sloppy and hurried execuâ€" tion. Jennifer Russell with 14 and Marg Kerr with 9 were top pointgetters for Waterloo. Saturday Waterloo will go against the winner of the Yorkâ€"Queen‘s game while Toronto will face the winner of the Brockâ€"Ottawa conâ€" test. Those two winners will then meet Sunday for the right to advance as the fourth team in the league finals. * {Near Dutch Boy}