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In the Brst contest against Eton, the Pnnthers scored early as Jeff Charlton ripped one home from the slot with Colin Prlnce nnd Geoff When! drawing assists. A heads up play try defenceman Paul Kos- teckl sent Matt Eitinskas into the clear on Ill Eton line change. Matt stored the first of four as he beat the goalie high on the stick side. Panthers continued to pour it on " Jeff Charlton worked his way out of the corner and connected on a low shot with assists to Scott Geffros and Jon Weland. comeback far Matt zilinshs picked up his second counter as he tank defenceman Derek MacKim non's centre ice relay and made no mistake on a hard wrist shot. Zilinskas played Johnny-on-the-spot when he rapped home a Sean Van Koughnett rebound as Sean circled the net before moving 347 Ertt St. W. 885-6970 Sugr Convenience with Sugermarket Prices COKE GINGER ALE PEPSI COKE Sprite, Tab ALL CANADIAN itti.'il. CANADA DRY CIGARETTES DURACELL BATTERIES Panthers play bar the door Size. AA, C, D ' 9 volt QUICK TRIP VARIETY Prices In and: 'till closing Sun. Doc. 19/82 We "serve the right to limit quantities s,utmitrr-ttwyet mum-uh. -tt-tN.tteeeeteeeu. mama-dune Vanadium-um Mar-_-dit' wart-thr-tti." m. Waterloo“: ave In. defensive corp of bout Stocfup now! Welaid. PM new. and Gaol! When played p: ftyt- than to only " hat-bu thou. “mum-.9 Wr-Mmmm a; he handled " at Elonv M with ”have use. Waterloo travelled to kiteb ener all Iain played up to their potential as they shut down I ma Kitchener squad Mum. Waterloo minor bantams in- creased their Hub League lead with an impressive H victory over Guelph. Mister Trans mission was paced by an excellent three goal perfor- mance by Robbie Johnston combined with relentless checking. Guelph was never able to get started as Water loo's loreehecklng kept the royal city team bottled up In their own end many times tttrougttmat the Mme. Johnston opened the scoring ats:t6ottheseeoodperiodoet a goal from Doug Cote and Jason Zettler. Three minutes later Johnston upped Water~ 100's lead to " with assists again going to Cote and Zettler. Early in the third period with Waterloo a man short Johnston completed his hat trick with an assist from Cote. Guelph hit the seorestteet at 1:18 of the third period as Jamie Johnson stored to spoil Shawn Runner's shutout bid on a breakaway goal that trickled over the goal line after Brenner made the initial save. The Fergus-Guelph problem continued for the Waterloo elves. who lost to these 'li; by scores of 3-1 and " respectively. Waterloo's continuous hustle and desire at both ends of the rink have been the main in- gredients in Mister Transmis- sion‘s undefeated season thus far. Mr. T. paced try Johnston Kevin Winger had Wolves Tough week for Wolves Minor Hockey 1 .5 Litre 750 ml Regular 3.90 to 4.70 “admins-It nwmbum V'Mmh‘u-u- “palm“... “WV-Mon. uni-3}: his win-Ii; an!» M and I is when new it we! Guelph last WMy. -__ - Two more for Ming Dynasty: and Shawn out: led the way with two goal: apiece while and“ ml to Carmen Cac- cloppoll and Jun Heibeim Dynasty: held an early two goal lend over Guelph on goats by Paul Wuergler and Shawn Orth, only to so: Guelph put three past nelmlnder Vince Dec-en. Dynasty: recovered with souls by Orth. Steve Rebel. Caccloppoli and John MacDonald Wellingtons The Waterloo Wellingtons continued their winning streak, edging Elma $5 Ind blasting Guelph 7-2. Against Elora. goals by Mike Dietrich and Dan Sai- kowskl assisted by David Klein and Alan Fallon gave Waterloo a brie! ‘24) lead be fore Elora went ahead. Jason Bitter. on a goal assisted by Dietrich and For lion. tied the game at 3-3 late in the second period. - Elan scored two more be fore goals by Dietrich. Bitter and Jim Schumihs sealed the win tor the Duets. Assisting were Randy Buchollz. Paul McArdte, Chris Prince and David Klein. McArdle had a goal and assist in the win over Guelph. Other goals were scored by Dietrich. Folliou. Klein. Prince, Julian Brandon and Andrew Reeve. Assisting were Schumilas, lit-Mon. Klein, Bitter, Fol- liott, Dietrich, Prince and sar kowski. Triple streak for Bees The Waterloo Knotty Pine Bees won three more games over the weekend in minor “VIII-(homag- iiriastfs In" PM fa. continue winning edge EH} 1 plus deposit plus, dopojt 299 Waterioo - H to... was. taught-phrasing!” mummuw an”. 8at-dar,sexttt_ow all“ N Inc-l W gtqt-ttnth.rreqeerkitee Waterloo minor peewee Boner Bruin had two wins. a In“ and a tie at the Ottaw- monument on the weekend to end up in fourth place overall after winning their division. WMhMI-dcnq comma-.m- m Sci-art - It " n he Blttodarttattt-r- iatatrurr.ttttD-Hayeoee The Bruins gave up I " as Oshawa stowed twice In the In! tour minutes to salvage I 4-4 tie, Troy Stephens and Steve Rice were the Bruins mulls- men with assists going to like Brooks. Chnd Young and Chris Code. 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