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PAGE 20 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23. 1983 Waterloo bantam Warriors finished off their roundâ€"robin play with a convincing win over Oakville after losing their first five games, placing them in a playoff against Guelph Dave Barker of the Waterloo major bantam Wellingtons turned in a stellar perfor mance in the first game of the Hub League finals, stopping 35 shots to help the Dukes to a 6â€"2 win over Elora Chris Prince opened the scoring, with help fom Jim Schumilas and Julian Branâ€" don. Matt Gagnon and Paul McArdle set up the next goal, a tipâ€"in by Schumilas. Mike Clemens, Dave Klein and Brandon scored in the second period. assisted by Kiein, Schumilas, Dietrich and Chris Reid, who once again put forth a fine effort. â€"Schumilas, Brandon and McArdle teamed up for Dukes third goal. 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Sale Sale Reg. $268.00 125 $129 Sunday, Warriors over powered Oakville 6â€"0 with Randy Tracy earning the shut out and Todd McFarlane scorâ€" ing his first hattrick of the season as Alex Lehmacher assisted twice and John East. once Other Warrior scorers were Richard Gopde from Rob Thiel, Tim Allensen from Lehâ€" macher and East from Allen In other games, Warriors lost 5â€"3 to Oakville and dropped two games to Gueiph by scores of 32 and 3â€"1 Warriors also lost twice 16 Chinguacousy by 3â€"2 scores sen Allensen had a goal and assist in the loss to Oakville while Rigby and Goode were the other scorers. Brad Kit, East and Lehmacher also earned assists In the losses to Guelph, Thiel had a goal and assist and Allensen earned two assists Good and Hyde were the other scorers while single assists went to Troy Schmidt, Kit and East. In two games against Chinâ€" guacousy East had a goal and assist, as did Lehmacher Jason Poag and Rigby were 490 Weber St. N. at SCHAEFER WATERLOO 884â€"0851 FITZGERALD BROS. LTD. SHOP THE HOME OF BRAND NAME CARPETS Enter our Free Draw and Win a Ming Finish, Dinner for 2 at Angie‘s, Kitchener or 40 YDS. Coronet Carpet! 10‘ 6"" X 12‘ or 3.20 X 3.66 the other scorers as single assists went to Goode, Thiel. MacFarlane. Allensen and Kit & Tigers up on Oakville Waterloo major peewee Tigers are up one game o none in a best threeâ€"offive playoff series with Oakville, following a 6â€"3 win Sunday Earlier, Tigers lost 21 to Brampton. and 4â€"3 to Oakville after beating Brampton 4â€"1 Nick Georghiades and Brad Haelzle each scored twice in the playoff win while singles went â€" to Brad Shantz and Darrel Giesel. Shantz and Georghiades also had two asâ€" sists, as did Jonathon Rigby and Lear. Haelzle and Scott Schindler also earned assists Wade Schwark scored the lone goal in the loss to Brampâ€" ton as Johnâ€" Williams and Brian Gillis assisted. In losing to Oakville Schindler scored unassisted Shantz scored from Georgh iades and Haelzle and Georgh iades scored from Shantz 10‘ 7" X 12 or 3.23 X 3.66 w REMNANTS Haelzle finished the scoring Sale Sale Reg. $426.00 Reg. 334.00 We have TAPPAN MICROWAVE OVENS STARTING AS LOW AS Brown Saxony Berber 167 213 with two unassisted goals in the win over Brampton. Earli er scorers were Schwark, from Williams and Gillis, and Williams, from Schwark and Gillis Cubs tie Flamboro Saturday the Major Atom ‘Tim Horton‘ Cubs hosted Flamboro in an Exhibition game and tied them 4â€"4 Wednesday Feb. 16 the Saints came out with the ‘"Roar of a Tiger" and scored four goals in the first period and then coasted for a 4â€"2 victory over Oakville. The goals were scored by Scott Rands, Dave Henry, Dean Trask and Jason Marciniak. The plays were setup twice by Tony Code and John Harper. Saturday February 19 the Saints lost a "tough, tough" game to a very rough Chingâ€" cousy team 5â€"3. The Saints goals were scored by Dean Kuenemen, Danny Murray and Jason Marciniak. The Saints grow as a team 419 21" 9" X 12‘ or 6.63 X 3.66 Candy stripe Rubber Back OFF WHITE Hiâ€"Low Reg. $320.00 PEERLESS CRESCENT Special 9‘ 5 X 12 or 2.87 X 3.66 Sale $14.95 sq. ya. Sale $17.88 m Valued up to $30 Sale s7-95 BOUND MATS Reg. $20.95 sq. yd. Reg. $25.06 m‘ Sale 27" Service Savings Selection 169 plays were setup by Dave Rintoul and John Harper Goalies Craig McNab and Grant Rhodes must continue their strong goalkeeping for the team to win. Saints‘ deâ€" fence continues to ‘‘impress"‘ Dave Heory, Dean Trask, Brad Kent who was injured but will be back shortly, and Chad Morphet are just playing oustanding hockey. Forwards Daime Howe and Wayne Dieâ€" trich are continuing to skate hard and set more scoring apportunities with hard foreâ€" checking. The series continues Thursday. Waterloo minor peewee Bauer Bruins won 6â€"0 to elimiâ€" nate Chinguacousy three games to none in the first round of OMHA playoffs as Darren Henry scored three goals and Tim Brenner earned the shutout. Chris Code, Steve Rice and Matt Zilinskas had Bruins other goals. Brent Mulligan had two assists while Mike Brooks. Brad Dargel. Mark 159 Bruins blast Chinguacousy Strohack, Chad Young, Scott McPherson and Zilinskas each helped on one goal. â€" Bruins‘ next opponet is the winner of a series between Kitchener and Brampton. A week ago Sunday Waterâ€" loo hosted Galt for the final game in their playoff series There was a look of determiâ€" nation in the boys‘ eyes as they stepped on the ice for the opening faceoff. From the start the Panthers made sure there would be another OMHA series as they totally dominatâ€" ed Galt. At 1:49 Mike Wilson comâ€" bined with Sean Van Koughâ€" nett and Cam Mott to score what proved to be the winner. Three minutes later Derek McKinnon swept around the defence and slipped a perfect relay on Chris Schumilas‘ stick. Chris found Rich Metzger all alone at the side of the net and Rich banged home the relay. Waterloo picked up their third goal of the period as Paul Kostecki fed Geoff Whent in the slot area. Geoff manâ€" aged to get the puck over to Tim Kinkade as he fired the first of two goals for him. Waterloo continued to pour it on as Scott Geffros finished off a nice play from Tim Kinkade early in the second period At the 3: 15 mark Waâ€" terloo took advantage of a power play as Chris Schumilas slipped a Derek MacKinnon rebound under the fallen goalie. Even the defence got in on the act as Geoff Whent fed a perfect pass out to Jon Weland at the point Jon made no mistake as he ripped home a high hard wrist shot from 25 feet _ Team Canadians Flyers Cougars Knights Red Wings Leafs After drawing both defenâ€" cemen over Cam slipped the puck out to Tim who rifled a low shot passed the startled goaltender. Sean Van Koughâ€" nett closed out the scoring as he shovelled in Scott Geffros® rebound late in the period. If there is such a thing as a perfect hockey game the Panâ€" thers came as close as you can get MAJOR PEEWEE PLAYOFF GAMES SAT. FEB. 27 Rockies vs Canadians â€" 7: 00 a.m.â€"8: 00 a.m. Red Wings vs Aces â€" 9: 20 a.m.â€"10: 20 a.m. Flames vs Bruins â€" 11: 40 a.m.â€"12: 40 p.m. Braves vs Sabres â€" 2: 00 p.m.â€"3: 00 p.m. Hawks vs Canucks â€" 8: 05 a.m.â€"9: 05 a.m. Rangers vs Stars â€" 10: 25 a.m.â€"11: 25 a.m. Capitals vs Penguins â€" 12: 45 p.m.â€"1: 45 p.m Jets vs Leafs â€" 3: 05 p.m.â€"4: 05 p.m. MINOR CAPITALS 9, JETS 2 PENGUINS 1 RANGERS 1 LEAFS 3 HAWKS 3 STARS 11 CANUCKS 6 MINOR PEEWEE PLAYOFF GAMES SAT. FEB. 27 Panthers are now in tough City League CITY LEAGUE â€" MINOR ATOM FINAL STANDINGS 12 11 Last weekend the novice select Waterloo Insurance Whalers played two games against their hometown rivals, the highâ€"scoring Wasps. In the first game (which was part of the playoff season) all of the Whalers performed strongly in a very close game. The first period saw the play move back and forth quickly from one end to the other. with the Wasps‘ Martin Dziak putâ€" ting a good shot into the Whalers‘ net. A few minutes later the tying goal was scoured by Craig Young after his linemates Ryan Hume and Peter Sloan mounted a strong rush against the Wasps‘ deâ€" fence. In the opening game of round two of O.M.H.A. the Panthers met their crossâ€"town rivals the Kitchener Kruisers and came up short by a 4â€"0 score. The defence, especially goaltenders‘ Mark Ellacott and Troy Miller, played outâ€" standing hockey in keeping the offenseâ€"minded Kitchener team to only four goals. Unforâ€" tunately Waterloo couldn‘t get untracked in the scoring deâ€" partment. The second period was scoreless, although both teams had a number of excellent scoring opportunities Whalers‘ goalie Cra _ Miller made two superb sav s Andrew Stilwell, Rob Wool stencroft, and Stephen Bell came close many times to notching goals. Early in the third period the Whalers went ahead with Stilwell knocking in a rebound from Woolstenâ€" croft‘s shot after a pass from Bell. The Wasps came stormâ€" ing back and goaler Andrew McMillan had to be on his toes in order to make a number of crucial saves. Just after the Whalers had kept the Wasps at bay during a penalty â€" and with less than a minute left in the game â€" Lee Seabrook put a nice shot in the net to produce a tie. A disappointed Weber just missed the goâ€"ahead goal with four seonds on the clock 13 Whalers sting Wasps ACES 4 BRUINS 2 CANADIANS 3 SABRES 3 FLAMES 2 ROCKIES 2 BRAVES 3 REDWINGS 2 19 47 45 14. 13 10