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Week Ended: July 9th, 1982 Week Ended: July 9th, 1982 Division Boys Squirt ‘C"/West Division C ‘/East Division B8 /East Division Boys All Star Girls All Star "A" Division Boys Squirt 10 14 13 17 12 11 12 (r s hitchener s Stratford s Kitchener Clemmer Arrow Outlaws Shady Ladies Kâ€"W Hospital General Refrigeration Philly‘s Janitorial Clemmer J R Deti General Refrigeration K W Record Tom Cats BF Goodrich Tom Cats Arrow BF Goodrich Arrow Philly‘s Janitorial Jâ€"R Defi Elites Unitron Pilot Insurance Philly‘s Janitorial Guelph __ St Andrews °B Oakville Clarkson Elites Mutual Elites B & K Service Charlie‘s Restaurant All Type Fasteners Orhamental Mouldings Conestoga Rovers B /West Division "*C/West Division "C/East"" Division 10 10 10 0 10 10 9 10 16 t 0 105 0 101 0 6 251 2 223 0 195 U 1538 0 121 0 128 0 145 0 102 U 931 0 118 0 135 0 94 (D 2 134 0 179 0 160 27 24 29 2% 26 23 18 M 77 71 90 0 107 126 118 139 142 152 101 90 119 100 111 112 257 13 19 1M 24 13 10 27 17 LH 92 45 64 67 16 16 12 11 10 10 10 18 15 12 11 16 Lh 16 18 16 16 0 38 22 (6 21 18 13 18 11 13 30 18 19 11 17 15 "It‘s mainly a menâ€" tal thing with us," said Drago, who stroked out three hits as Expos broke away from a 4â€"4 sixthâ€"inning standoff with five runs to cart away the victory. ‘"Every time we come to the park we keep thinking we have to pound out those runs, Good teams as well as bad can suffer through the dog days of summer, the final stretch of regular sea son games before the playoffs, but if Expos have lost any enthusiâ€" asm, they sure didn‘t show it on the weekend as they bumped Brantâ€" ford Braves 9â€"5 to up their leagueâ€"leading reâ€" cord to 18â€"1. The word will not be found in most diction aries, but there was no mistaking â€" Lou Drago‘s message ‘Saturday when he called this year his ~funnest‘ with Waterloo junior Expos. By Rick Campbell Chronicle Sports Editor Harmony and success are Expo hallmarks Office Hours By Appointment Mon. to Fri and Evenings Dave Cressman will move a few miles down the road to coach Stratford Cullitons for the upcoming 1982â€"83 Midwestern Junior B season. Cressman was announced as the choice of the Stratford hockey club at a media gathering last week in Stratford. He replaces veteran mentor Jack Nairn, who has retired from the position. A former professional player, Cressman retired as an active player in 1981, but remaifred as coach of Cambridge Hornets. Last year, Cressman took on the unenviâ€" able task of coaching the New Hamburg Hahns, an eager but inexperienced unit that failed to make the Junior B playoffs and has since decided to return to Junior C circles. wressman new boss of Cullitons DR VINCENT PAUL CARERE Dentist Recreation Centre HWY. 8 KITCHENER 893â€"3230 DR. GEORGE R. CARERE \_j.i‘fl games ar "Eat n ~Putt 500 Glen Forrest Blvd Waterioo, Ont. in the practise of Dentistry at is pleased to announce his association with (In Lakeshore Village) we‘re going for a good record now â€" and owe don‘t want to let up â€" we found out in the playoffs last year what that can do to youy." Expos, who also sliced by Listowel 54 on the road Thursday, have a busy slate of games this week. They were in Kitchener Monday, home to Cam bridge Tuesday. back over in Stratford Wednesday and home again to Listowel Thursday. They at this point in the schedule have drawn clear of the rest of the pack, though they must continue their inspired play against the other top clubs in order to reâ€" main there. **Nobodyv‘s really been giving us too much trouble yet, but still, we don‘t come out here saying, well, if we lose, that‘s okay, we‘re far enough ahead. We never want to let up, everyone on the club wants everyone else to do well. No doubt the main PHONE 885â€"0810 885â€"0881 reason for Expos‘ har manious _ approach is theway rookies and veterans have been biended by manage ment anto a cohesive umt where no one is adverse to learn from. or teach to, anyone else B§ ARA m me g mt ind ht m jag d h m 17 0B : If the Waterloo club at this point has any Achilles heel, it‘s their ability to stay on top of their game once they build up the big early Jeads. m dn mg enc ind on olfeg aBoljng t #B o o % o fthe..,;f \k! â€" &# ® 1" waiPl‘" _ # "There‘s no _ doubt, this is the funnest year I‘ve ever had as an Expo," said Drago. ‘"When I look back to think what it was like here a couple of years ago. well, there‘s no comparison. There‘s no pressure from the coaches now, I just had a siring of about four bad games,. but I wasn‘t looking over my shoulder, 1 just kept at it and worked my way back. You get a chance to pull yourself out of a slump." (UOn paper, Expos apâ€" pear to have the right combination on almost every occasion. Kevin Emke and Brian Miller were sound as usual picking up the pitching victories over Listowel and Brantford. And the bats have been working well too, as Kevin Schnurr cracked out a pair of triples against Listowel and Miller also had three singles and Paul Reitzel, Steve O‘Farrel and Andy Boegel two each in a 15â€"hit attack against Brantford. **Sometimes we have tendency to falter a bit in the middle innings then, take this (Brantâ€" ford) game,. 11 shouldn‘t havebeen this close, but when they tied it there (in the sixth). we just got our minds down to busiâ€" ness," said Drago. Adult Chronicle readers for only with an ad this size Why not try it? Phone 886â€"2830 Ask for Display Advertising Reach out to an average of 42,500 10°*° WATERLOO CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY JULY 14. 1982 â€" PAGE 23 Confuscious Say ‘"You Never Try, You Never Know" Waterioo 885â€"5610 Saturday Waterloo started with a 5â€"4 win over Hanover, then folâ€" lowed that with an 8â€"3 W aterloo ty ke Pirates enjoyed great success at the Walkerâ€" ton Mid O‘Hagan annuâ€" al tournament but ironâ€" ically were ousted by their homeâ€"town rival tvke Pirates. Pirates lose swordfight Medical Dental and Nursing Home #Supplies. Sales and Rentals of wheelchairs, walking canes, crutches and commodes. Mon.â€"Fri. 8â€"5 Sat. 8â€"1 G.G.M. MEDICAL SUPPLIES 637 Colby Dr., Waterloo Lou Drago Kitchener 653â€"3211 In that game Pirates found themselves down 51 after four innings and despite a late fifthâ€" inning rally they lost 10â€"4 to be eliminated from further play. win over Brampton, which sent them into Sunday morning play against Hornets. 885â€"2457 L\-‘\G Q\Q’ Â¥