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[ Minor Hockey Scoreboard | PAGE 22 â€"WATERLOO CHRONICLE, Shaun Reagan paces Chevies The Major Midget ‘Schlueter Chevies played tifree Hub Leaâ€" gue Newton Division Playâ€"Off games last week _ For the first game the Cheâ€" vies travelled to Kitchener to meet and defeat the Kondors 4â€" With 4:11 left in the opening period Roger Carlaw scored from Jeff Morgan and Dave Somervilie for the Chevies Joihn Ackeri put the Chevies out front 2â€"0 with his unassisted goal at 10:53 of the second scoring in the third period with his second goal of the game at 2:13 from Blair Hilliard and John Bell. With 2:12 left in the game Shaun Reagan scored from Jeff Morgan and John John Ackeral opened the â€"install new brake iming and/or new pads â€"Resurtace rotors and drums â€"Inspect master and wheel cylinders â€"Check front and rear oil seals â€"inspect all brake imes BRAKE OVERNAUL For most cars and small trucks COMPLETE Extra charges if disc brake calipers need overhaul or to be replaced Quality, workmanship and parts are guaranteed for 1 year or 19,000 kilometers @ Tires ® Batte ® Auto ® Acces ® Tools @ Hardv ® Bicve Tires Batteries Auto Parts Accessories Hardware Bicycles Ackeral to put the Chevies out _ period was scored at 6:01 by front 4â€"1 Larry Gabel from Shaun Rea At home against Woodstock _ gan and John Ackert Ed Seegmilier registered an 80 _ sungay the ‘Schiueter‘ Cheâ€" shutâ€"out for the Chevies vie: travelled tn Lalil and won Peter Young scored the first goal for the Chevies at 639 from Roger Cariaw. Roger then scored at 12 45 from Gary Ausâ€" tin and Jim Haidenby for a 20 score Shaun Reagan scored the periods final goal at 13:51 unasâ€" In the second period Peter Young scored his second goal from John Bell and Roger Carâ€" law. Then at 7:27 Shaun Reagan scored his second goal from Dave Somerville and Roger Cariaw. Shaun scored his third goal of the game at 8: 12 with the assist of Dave Somerville and Jeff Morgan. The periods final goal came at 9:08 off the stick of Todd Francis with the assist of John Ackeri and John The lone goal of the third HANDY ANDY 354 KING STREET NORTH 886â€"9550 (Beside MacDonaids) Waterioo, Ont. AY , MARCH 4, 1981 â€"Repack front wheel bearings â€"Clean and lubricate brake back plates â€"Check emergency brake ~â€"Check the tires and tire pressure â€"Road test car Sunday the ‘Schlueter‘ Cheâ€" vies travelled to Galt and won by a 6â€"1 score Dennis Brox scored the Cheâ€" vies first goal at 2:42 of the seâ€" cond period with the assist of Roger Carliaw and Shaun Reaâ€" gan . Then at 5: 32 Dave Somervâ€" ille scored from Roger Carlaw seaonds later Shaun Reagan scored from John Ackerl and Jeff Morgan to make the score 3â€"1 in favour of the Chevies. In the third period Larry Gabel scored at 5:17 from Jim Haldenby and Dennis Brox for the Chevies. At 6:33 John.Bell scored from Kevin Doucette for a 5â€"1 score. The games final goal was scored with 31 seconds left in the game when Shaun Reagan scored from Gary Ausâ€" tin and Todd Francis si%; Optimists on h _ hot streak Waterioo major bantam Opâ€" timists went undefeated in three recent games _ Hosting Stratford. Waterioo won 3â€"1 with goals from Steve McGrinder from Rich Denomâ€" me, Rich Denomme unassisted and Chris Archer from Joel Curtis and Scott McCarger Thursday Waterloo major peewee Tigers played their seâ€" cond game of Hub League playoffs and came away with a 6â€"1 win over Woodstock Also playing at home to Woodstock, Optimists tied 2â€"2 with Waterloo goals going to Brian Schoenhoffer from Scott McCarger and Chris Baron and Joel Curtis from Tim Rice and Scott McCarger Sunday Optimists travelled to Galt and came away with a 3â€"3 tie in a poorly officiated game Mark Steffier had Waterioo‘s first goal from John Dietrich Steve McGrinder scored the seâ€" cond from Joe! Curtis and Doug Kaminska closed out Waterioo scoring from Dave Beaton Waterioo scored twice in the first period on a goal by Dalton Duckett from Al Folliott David Slater also scored from Scott Mcdonald and Dean DeSilva In the second each team scored once with Waterloo‘s goal going to Dalton Duckett Duckett gets 3 for Tigers see 4 RPURZ ©| have tried many diets and it was always a losing battle for me. But with the help of your efficient staff of nurses and nutritienists I reached my goal. I have gone from size 14 to 7 in 6 weeks. am a happier more energetic person. | feel younger and more confident. | recommend your program most highly to people who have a weight problem." 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Duckett and Fotliott assisted Steve Seibert on the final goalâ€" Scott Macdonald played well in net for Waterloo Waterloo Major Peewee ‘‘Cougars‘‘ were unable to conâ€" trol the Kitchener Kaisers and as a result were shunted to the O.M H.A. sidelines by a 4â€"0 score and the series 2â€"l Throughout the contest the ‘*Cougars‘‘ tried time and again to dent the Kitchener armour but their efforts always seemed to fall short Saturday afternoon Waterioo visited Galt in Hub League Playoffs and came out on top of the bruising match by a 5â€"2 score. Chris Read led the way with a hatâ€"trick while other talâ€" lies went to Jim Schumilas and John Fazakas. Playmakers for the "Cougars" were: John Faâ€" zakas (3 assists). Brian Bishop (2 assists); and defensive stalâ€" warts Matt Gagnon (2 assists) and Andrew Reeve (1 assist) Randy Bucholtz held back the Galt thrusts with some timely saves Sunday Waterloo continued the Hub League action and throttled Hespeler by a 4â€"0 disâ€" Cougars fall from OMHA 30 Duke St. West, Suite 603 Corporation Square â€" 745â€"5603 Kitchener, Ont. No contracts, fasting or special exercises No promises â€" just results play of hard checking and skatâ€" ing. At the 20 second mark of the opening period Brian B:i shop passed to Chris Read and John Fazakas scored on the re bound to senid the ‘‘Cougars on to victory Jim Schumilas enâ€" gineered a relay to Julian Bran don and his centering shot was lobbed into the net by Matt Gagnon Earty in the third John Fazakas set up Matt Allan and his blueline drive was carried into the goal by Chris Read The "Cougars further frustrated Hespeler as Jim Schumilas inâ€" tercepted a clearing pass and scored unassisted. Rob Ku tasinski, the Waterloo goalâ€" tender. maintained his sparâ€" kling display and helped the ‘‘Cougars ‘ to their third straight â€" triumph â€" in . the playoft Waterloo _ major â€" novice Wasps‘ goaltending duo of Jason Lehman and Shane Seaâ€" brook demonstrated this past week that they too are part of the reason Wasps leads the Seâ€" lect division despite a 3â€"2 loss to both played exceptionally to keep Wasps m_ug_e game Wasps opened the scoring late in the first when Matt Wickie banged in Tony Code‘s rebound. A minute later Amâ€" hert‘s Ken‘ Kocan found the mark evening the score at one In the second Wasps avm took the lead when Shawn Way scored from Robbie Butler only Wasp goalies outstanding In that exhibition encounter well Sunday the Major Atom ‘Tim Horton‘ Cubs travelled to Hdâ€" milton to play the Huskies in their best of 5 O M H A. Major Atom Zone Semiâ€"Finals and lost 4â€"1 to have Kocan pot his second some 30 seceonds later In the third the two closelyâ€" maÂ¥tched teams fought end to end before Amherst‘s Dan Cosâ€" tantihi picked up a loose puck, broke in alone and rattled his deflected :hotofltlntvot posts before it siid in to lift York to a 3â€"2 victory With 3 17 left in the second period Darryl Geisel scored from John Williams and Scott Schindler to put the Cubs on the scoreboard Earher in the week the Cubs hosted Woodstock in a Hub Leaâ€" gue Playâ€"Off game and defeatâ€" ed them by a 6â€"3 score Thirteen seconds into the game Cyrus Taghizadeh scored from Brian Gillis and Joey Gerâ€" mann for the Cubs. Darry! Gerâ€" sel scored from John Williams at 6 34 to give his team a 2â€"0 lead. At 7: 39 John Leeder made the score 3â€"0 with his goal from Wade Schwark and Brad Haelâ€" Cubs down to ze At 1:40 of the second period Darryl Geisel scored his second goal of the game from Mike Nafziger and John Williams to give his team a 4â€"0 lead The Cubs went out front 5â€"1 with Brian Gillis® goal from Cyrus Taghizadeh and Bill O‘Brien The lone goal scored in the third period came at 9 01 off the stick of Brad Haelzle with the assist of Scott Schindler and Wade Schwark. This gave the Cubs the 6â€"3 victory M In an exhibition game Saturâ€" day at the Kitchener Audiâ€" torium the ‘Tim Herton‘ Cubs met the ‘Bauer© Krauts and lost 20 The ‘Tim Horton Cubs next home game is toâ€"night. March 4th. at 7 00 p.m. when Hamilton will be in town for the second game of their series. The third game will be played in Waâ€" terloo on Saturday Waterloo Bees gained a meaâ€" sure of revenge for being eliâ€" minated by Galt from the O.M.H.A. playoffs by completeâ€" Iy dominating them in a 2â€"0 win in Hub League plavoff action From the goaltender on out the Waterloo team controlled the game throughout. Rodâ€"Emmerâ€" son got credit for the shutout as he handled what few shots came his way with ease The Waterioo defense led by Trevor Parany: never allowed Galt any really dangerous shots Bees hemmed Galt in their own end for all of the first period but couldn‘t connect with a goal. Finally at the 4:17 mark of the second period Tim Bishop jarred the puck loose beâ€" hind the Galt net. Chris Schumiâ€" las brought the puck out from behind the net and hooked it into the corner as it deflected in off the goaltender‘s skates Bees scored an insurance marker as Darren Henry spotâ€" ted Tim Kinkade cruising at the side of the net A letter perfect pass enabled Kinkade to bang home the puck In the next game of the Hub League playoffs the Bees faced Hespeler but lacked the same intensity as they were defeated by a 3â€"0 score The goaltending duo of Troy Miller and Rod Emâ€" merson kept the score close but the offense couldn‘t get unâ€" tracked as they only got 3 shots on net the whole game Huskies Bees gain revenge