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This gave the mm Horton' Cubs the TAt victory. In a third game played in Kitchener the ‘Bauer' Krauts downed the Cubs 4-1. , In the third period Stephen Hooper seated at " from Matt Wickie to put the Cubs an the scoreboard. In: helm Kitchener licked in another to maintain a sum; led. “punch manned Dave Barker narrowly missed I shutout as the Wet [high-s traated Elan In. Elia managed to he, con- tmttttrttteNBttewmimate- hectic Just too much. "My tle Dukes Muted anll be trYave Klein; lads!- gritetreier Blazers " In I fut Wellington Streak alive seam. SAVINGS FANTASTIC SAVINGS Hugxignd avoid the Christmas Rush Minor Hockov E . 3 Gorgeous sculptures was on sale all with free aim we“ " 3 1/2 otderpad _ Richmond Soliloquy 5 beautiful shades Reg: $2495 sq. yd. Reg: $29'" In2 . Sale:$17’5 sq. yd. Sale: tSM" m2 Yum Silly __ Evan; Richmond Stoneford 2 warm shades Reg: mes sq. yd. Reg: Sto" m2 Sale: $1 " sq. yd. Sale: $1429 In2 _ With Free 1 At" Underpad! 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Pat Ladd opened the scoring for Fergus before Robbie Johnston evened the score on I goal from Webb. Before the first period ended Tony leCauley scored two unassisted goals to give Wa- terloo I " lead. Behkopt increased Waterloo's lead with an assist hom Jason Zettter. Fergus bounced right but with two goals at their own from Bryon Nixon Ind Rob Young. Rich Carty scored g After meaning their Hub League leading record to wt l. the Wain-loo Mister Trunk alum lino: Dunn: ac- cepted " exhibition - against Kim's number two team. Playing a strong "ver-way game of hockey. Wa- ierioo skated “lay with I " victory. The Waterloo minor banal: Wan-km tnvelld to Barrie a week ago Sunday and played to I 1-1 tie. irom burns and (he: luc- aGuts Irina Selim". and KcCauley. The fhggtl Waterloo goal was sound At Reagent seortrttroroeuattr, Young. Strong week for Warriors Mr. T. unbeaten FITZGERALD BROS. LTD. 490 WEBER ST. N. 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That was as close as they got as New- market regained their six goal lead with two quick tallies late in the contest. Despite the score, the gonltenders Mark Ellacott and Troy Hitter played a solid game as they faced as shots all at the dangerous variety. Many of the goals scored by Newma- ket were on the second or third a powerful Whitby and be $ireetttereoBedtt-t'testtort end of a " score. The Pen- then played otttstattdirttt hockey for the the! hall as they took the lead three times before “this. Again Matt ll- Huhs we: a one man - Iu crew a he scored all three Panthers were engaged in I see-saw battle with the Toron- Out but same of the tour- nament I“ saved lot the In: " Waterloo that a scan Into with "ttarrstmattt " victi. wan-loo goals. Two were solo m - h It - r.'htr',tt ’o-d tthttgl'lutte'cglrd tr.oaqtBut0e$-ard3" m. hi.” ”(Mutton- mtg-bum...» eetN.gttm 'u I out up. .... a. 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