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By Rick Campbell Chronicle Sports Editor It is dog day time of sumâ€" mer, when ball teams are hit with mental and physical fatigue, and even the usually energetic Team Sport Junâ€" iors seem to have caught a \bit of the bug. That‘s why Juniors have been put out to pasture this Waterloo Inukshuks ended a long losing streak with a 7â€" 0 victory over St. Catharines in the atom division of the Kitchener Select tourâ€" nament at Fischer Park Saâ€" turday. While Waterloo CHYM‘rs and Cambridge Gores are busy preparing for tomorâ€" row night‘s battle to decide the final three Interâ€"City Fastball League placings, Juniors have been given a week off to get a break away from their hectic summer schedule. Strolling along near the bottom of the IFL heap most of the season, Juniors staged a furious final three weeks that saw them win eight in a row to climb into much more favorable conâ€" tention. Unfortunately. Friday in Waterdown, when Juniors had a golden opportunity to clinch higher than sixth place in the standings and thus avoid meeting Kitchener Evergreens in the firstâ€"round, they gave up a ninth inning homer and lost 4â€"3. That places them in playoff position jeopardy The team‘s top scorer Cyrus Taghizadeh led the winners with three goals. Doug Socha and Brad Hael ze each booted in two. Unâ€" fortunately the win wasn‘t enough to allow the team to advance. Earlier Inukshuks lost 3â€"1 to â€" Kitchener â€" Eastern Raiders, and a 3â€"2 heartâ€" breaker to Niagara Falls. Matthew Zilinskas scored singles in both games. Jeff Charlton booted the second goal against Niagara. â€" The sixâ€"tearm tournament was won by Kitchener Kubs who defeated Raiders in a 2â€" 1 final. Big win stops streak ACADIAN UPHOLSTERY : and INTERIOR Weary Juniors given rest to brace for Interâ€"City playoffs Manon Harbec once again, depending on the outcome of the Waâ€" terlooâ€"Cambridge game. Things didn‘t improve much in the momentum deâ€" partment on the weekend, when Juniors, a lastâ€"minute entry in the New Hamburg Invitational tourney, lost to a Stratford industrial team and then Fullarton, exiting in the semiâ€"finals of the 10â€" team tourney. ‘"We were thinking about having practices this week, but then decided it would probably be better to give the kids a break from it all, they‘ve been going almost every night plus weekends lately and I think the rest will do them a world of good,"" said TS coach Larry Pfaff after Fullarton had hung a 3â€"2 defeat on Juniors Sunday at the New Hamâ€" burg diamond. ‘"This way Portrait Studio Fairview Park Mail Stone Road Mail Use your Sears charge card. ;";: . use use [ â€"> fore goed wok. Oneâ€"Hour Passport Photo Service Available Sears Portrait Studio portraits/ passports/ frames 440 PHILLIP ST. WATERLOO ONTARIO 886â€" 3302 19 color portraits Adults and family groups welcome! There will be a 95¢ charge for each additional person in portraits. No limit on number of phoâ€" tographic packages (full package orders only). Choice of available backgrounds. Our selection e One 8x10 * Three 5x7‘s e Fifteen wallet size Kitchener Guelph _ * Mon., Tues., Sat. 9:30 a.m. til} 5:00 p.m. Wed., Thurs., Fri. 9:30 a.m. till 9:00 p.m. 129 We offter you guaranteed workmanship 18 years expernience Very Reasonable Prices tree estimates ® pickup and delivery Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. ‘ Reupholstering Repairs Draperies 7 Furniture stripping and refinishing. This offer good for portraits taken Aug. 11 through Aug. 16 9 5 C :;;p;nlt Juniors got on the board first in Waterdown in the top of the first but a threeâ€"run homer by Paul Manary in the second vaulted Lanes into the lead. TS tied it with a pair in the fourth courtesy a homer by Bob Fleming, but with two away in the ninth Mickey Bailey sent the fans home happy when he powered a Don Stebbings ofâ€" fering for the gameâ€"winning homer. we feel they‘ll come back fresh ready to dig in again. It‘s been a long haul." **We had a big letdown after losing that one," said Juniors versatile Randy Harbach who tripled and singled against Lanes. "We had a chance to clinch at least fifth and during the game had the guys in scorâ€" ing position, we just couldn‘t get the breaks. I think the rest will do us good, we‘ve just got to get away from it for a while." Juniors opened the New Hamburg event with a 2â€"1 win over St. Clements, then pounded Listowel 9â€"3 before dropping a 5â€"1 decision to Stratford Saturday night and the 3â€"2 game to Fullarâ€" ton Sunday. f *‘We‘re not too worried about what happened here, and the.guys played well on Friday in Waterdown even though we lost," said Pfaff. ‘*Sometimes, you don‘t get the hits when you want them, that‘s what happened to us." Juniors, awaiting the final IFL replacements, roll back into action in the North Waâ€" terloo Rural tourney Saturâ€" day when they face Maryhill at 9 a.m. at St. Clements. ’.---------.’ 'Saturday, August 16th Balloonâ€"Oktoberfest Dance, Bingeman Park Lodge 9:00 p.m. Upon the balloons‘ landing. the pilot of each balloon will search out the property owner. owner will fill out a draw sheet, which a,llows the owner to become eligible for 2 AIR CANADA World Systems Passes. The draw will be made on Sunday, August 17. 1980 LAUNCH LOCATIONS: LANDING FIELD AWARD: ADDED ATTRACTIONS: Friday, August 15th Saturday, August 16th Saturday, August 16th Sunday, August 17th <<mey» «am» «zaze» «im «im ime «m --‘ Labatts wWATERLOO COUNTY SUPPLIES COâ€"OPERATIVE LABATT‘S / AIR CANADA AWARDS OO N 2 ] _ Special Acknowledgment to s VALHALLA INN Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, August 13, 1980 â€" Page 21 Bingeman Park Victoria Park Bingeman Park Victoria Park (if necessary) LARRY PFAFF ...gives team rest AIR CANADA 6:30 p.m 7:30 p.m 6:30 p.m 7 :30 a.m 9:30 p.m. 10:00 p.m 9:30 p.m. 10â€":00 a.m ra |