The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Bluevaie‘s Craig Kermer was named most valuable player at Saturday‘s Stayner basketball invitational, won by Knights with three straight victories. They are out of the County picture, but Bluevale Knights senior boys basketball team ended its season on a winning note capturing the Stayner Invitational Saturday. In making their way to the top of the eightâ€"team event, Knights waltzed undefeated through three straight games, including a 50â€"37 championship win over Owen Sound West Hill. Knights began the tournament with a 62â€"36 win over Borden high school, with Kermer bagging 20 and Lazenby 12. ‘"Overâ€"all looking at individuals, Gassewitz and Faulhammer, who will likely be starters for us next season, both had good tournaments, they just did a lot of really good things," said Rajnovich. ‘"And Brian Mitgang did a good job defensively .‘ Keith Lazenby had 14 for the winners while tournament most valuable player Craig Kermer added 12. Mike Gassewitz with eight and Rob Faulhammer with seven also contributed to the cause. Acton high was Bluevale‘s next victim, falling 57â€"35 as Kermer hit for 14, Lazenby 12, Gassewitz 10 and Faulhammer eight. The triumph was the third this year for Bluevale over Owen Sound. They slipped by their northern foe by nine to win Bluevale‘s own invitational, then buried them by 30 in Listowel five weeks ago. ‘"Everybody played, in fact we had eight or nine in the scoring, we just kept subbing, and ran, ran, ran," described Bluevale coach Tom Rajnovich. ‘"Basically we put it (victory) away in the third quarter when we outscored them 18â€"8, the rest was fairly even." Knaights capture Stayner Invitation 380 KING ST. N. WATERLOO Darleen Gubler STYLE N‘PLACE Specials in effect "till the end of March phone Darleen or Betty for your appointment Senior Citizens Special SHAMPOO & SET $3 reg. 35.00 cut included flong ha rxtra) PERMS *25 Style n‘Place is pleased to announce the addition of Darleen Gubler to our staff with the following special *‘We had beaten evâ€" eryone once before, we really felt we could win down there," said UW coach Don McCrae. ‘"*And we‘d had a good deal of success away from home ... it was really a rough, physiâ€" cal game, and I think that caught our fellas off guard. The fact they (Brock) were physical Memprial swim Against Brock, Warâ€" riors fell behind 8â€"0 in the opening half, then after allowing Badgers to open by as many as 14 in the second half, pecked away until with three minutes remainâ€" ing they were down by only two. In fact, with 40 seconds left Brock led 82â€"80, with the ball in Warriors possession, but a lastâ€"ditch attempt went awry and Badgers, much to the pleasrue of the partiâ€" san crowd, walked off the court with the vicâ€" tory. The semiâ€"final defeat sent Warriors to the discard heap along with Guelph Gryphons wheo were whipped by Windsor Lancers in Friday‘s other semiâ€" final. Windsor won the West Division Saturday by rallying to defeat the home Badgers, fourthâ€"ranked team in the country, 92â€"75. Waâ€" terloo, in what turned out to be a meaningless contest, droped the thirdâ€"place game Satâ€" urday 93â€"79 to Gryâ€" phons. The University of Waterloo PAC pool will be centre stage Friday for the Sue Fisher Meâ€" morial Water Show, held in memory of Fisher, a member of the UW synchronized swim team who died suddenly in December en route to her work term in Montreal. A silver collection to be sent to Sue‘s memoâ€" rial fund in Deep River, Ont. will be taken up. The show begins at 7 p.m. A bad start in each bhalf Friday posed a problem University of Waterloo basketball Warriors couldn‘t quite overcome as they were eliminated from the OUAA championship hunt in an 84â€"80 loss to Brock Badgers. Warriors fall just short 885â€"5020 didn‘t make the difâ€" ference, but the fact they surprised us with it did." Having knocked off Western Mustangs 7873 right in London Tuesday to advance to the top four, Warriors were hoping for a comâ€" SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICES On New Lines of Waterbeds including comfort pack e sheets e pillow slips e comforter One Complete Waterbed BIG SAVINGS SEE ann COMPARE All Accessories Your Choice of Size You can‘t beat our quality! plete turnaround to there season which began with four losses, but they fell just short. *‘"We knew the only way we could win was to work as hard as we possibly could, and as a unit,"‘ said McCrae. FREE DRAW NO PURCHASE NECESSARY On All Inâ€"Stock Waterbeds WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1982 â€" PAGE 21 Windsor now adâ€" . J vances to the OUAA JY 2 championship to face P York Yeomen Friday. Don McCrae *‘"When we did that, we could beat anyone, but it‘s a hard thing to try to do game in and game out." plus e mattress pad e pillows