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Richard Hep- ditch. Harold Lawrence. Mi- rhael Woo, Jason “CAI- drew, _ Dean McDonald. Steve Smidt. Tony Weis. George Assimokopoulos. Jason Lehman and Tony 2;ode played competitive soccer against some of the best teams in Ontario. With even a reasonable amount of luck and without several du- bious referee calls. the team could easily have won the tournament. Po: the In! time. " terho who: Soccer tanned an all-star squirt team to compete in the annual Guildwood (Scarborough! mum cup-mm: (Aug 23-30. N In the first game against Erin Mills, Waterloo domin- ated the first half of the game. but failed to score Squirts sharp in Guildwood oo". an we”! b munda- leuive up: In the second hall. eventually losing”. In - two. the Waterloo squad was dominant throughout. leading I-o at tsatttaeeoeoaittrToaty was. In the second half Wo- bum scored on a much dia- puted penalty duct (scored by a player brought on from The K-W Select League Soccer Finals are scheduled to take place Sunday at Sea- gram Stadium. _ The Select league. which is sponsored by area Op- timist Clubs‘provides com- petitive soccer for Kitchener and Waterloo boys in tour age groups. League action started in mid-May with league cham- pions declared in Mid-Jury. Two Waterloo teams came up with . league cham- pionships at that time. the atom Goldsworthy club and the bantam Tim Horton's. Cup play started in early Auguist and this Sunday at least two Waterloo teams EQUIPMENT SALE PIease bring your used equipment to Seagrarh Stadium during registration hours . s n.m.-1 p.m. Sept.6 or Sept.10 7a.m.-9 p.m. To be held during hockey registration at Sea- gram Stadium s a.m.-1 p.m. Back by Popular Demand: ADULT SHOW. 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Midfielder Don Oberle came up with another fine effort for Athletes and the offensive thrust was once again provided by hard- working Scott McDonald who netted two goals with singles going to, Scott Dil- lard and Chris Toffolo‘. ready for the K-W Select League Cup finals which take place Sunday at 2:30 pm. at Seagram Stadium. Good defensive play by Andy Friedel and the fine goaltending of Atti Laszlo kept Athletes in the game in the early going. Today Athletes play Can- bar mosquito reps in order. to prepare for the strong Pacer team they hope to de: feat in Sunday's final. 0309": 230'!!! .‘Spm '30trm 2 309m [309va an”. $35.00 S20 oo " we) $30.00 do "soo an m '" no I 8.000 835 Ito $16.00 on. COST $2000 826700 tthtm $35.00 w M ”new