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Cubs split league games m Hub League play the major atom "rip Horton' Cubs defeated the Kitchener Rome's In and were shut-out by Stanford Martin blink and Tom Howse each scored two goals while Lee Seabrook and Nathan Belcher scored once. Assists went to David Warnke. David Saddler. Ryan Weber, Lee Seabrook, Martin Dziak, Adam Zanna and Ryan Hume. In Exhibition play earlier in the season the Cubs lost to Kitchener 7-4 and Guelph " and tied Brannon! 3-3. Goalscorers in these games were Sean Hummel, Lee Seabrook and David Warnke with two each and Jody Rector, Mark Lawrence. Billy Haskins, Rob Woolsten- croft and Tom House with one each. Assists were credited to Eric Payne, Steve Heimbecker. Billy Haskins, Jason Kells. Jody Rector, Sean Hummel. David Warnke. Martin Dzink. Ryan Hume, Adam Zlnna. Lee Seabrook. Ryan Weber and Nathan Belcher. Just one point for Winter Hawks Waterloo mu’or bnnum Winter Hawks lost bl to Call after tying 13 with Stratford and losing " to Kitehtrerr. - . -iiiCieiree scored trom Jason Baird and Nick Georghiades in the loss to Call, Brad Acme scored mice against Strat- lord and James Woelne had a goal and The soccer Condors of Cones- toga College continue to hope for a turnaround in their quest for an Ontario Colleges Athletic Associ, ation (OCAA) playoff spot fol- lowing last Tuesday's 2-1 loss to Hamilton's Mohawk Mountain- The Hamilton club managed to get the upper hand in the tight defensive struggle, gaining a H) halftime edge, then pushing ahead by 2-0 on a goal at the 62-minute mark. As in the past several games. Conestoga put on a strong offensive push in the final 30 minutes, but came up short, managing only a goal by Lee Vincent after Tit minutes. Now 2-5-1 in OCAA play, Con- dors have a busy week ahead. Following Monday's home game against Seneca and Tuesday's match against Fanshawe in Lon- don. Conestoga closes out%heir regular season with a Thursday game at Wilson Park against Toronto's George Brown Hus- kies. Game time is 4 p.m. A pair of losses marred the opening of Conestoga's varsity hockey season. Following a strong showing against powerful Seneca in To- ronto on Thursday - a 5-4 loss - Condors made the long trip to North Bay for a Friday game against Canadore. only to be blown out by an 8-2 score. Seneca, defending OCAA champions. broke away tor period leads of bl and 4-2, Condors narrowed the gap to 4-3 early in the third, only to have Braves quickly restore their two goal edge. K With 1:43left. C6nestoga's Rod Castle hit for his second goal of the night. but, despite strong pressure, Condors could not manage to get the equalizer. Other Conestoga scores came from Jim Wheeler and Bruce Hunking. In a penalty-filled game, Can- adore Panthers put Friday's game out of reach quickly, rac- ing to a H) first-period lead, then extending it to I” after two. Condors simply could not get untracked because of the con- stant trek of players to the penalty box, . V “uniting again hit for a Cones- toga score, with the other goal coming from Dan Miller. Next action for Conestoga is Thursday night in Oakville agalnstfhtrrid_art, - The basketball Condors saw their first action of the year as host of an invitational tourna- ment over the weekend. First-year point guard Alex Minor Hockey Conestoga assist. Darryl Geisel had two assists while Bill O'Brlan and George each had one as- sist. Brad Shana and John Williams scored against Kitchener. O'Briatt earned two assists and Wade Schwark had one. Peewee Tigers win, lose, tie Waterloo Major Peewee Tigers started their regular season last week hosting Stratford to a b3 tie. Ott the road Thursday. they posted their first win with a Fl romp over Woodstock before dropping a heart-breaker in Gait Saturday " Leading the three game scoring tor the Tigers was Robin Brandon with six points followed by Dean MacDonald with five; Stephan Carty, Steve Georghiades, Brad Karges and Matt Wickie with four each; Shaun Way and Sebby Yantz had three: Bernie Adlys, Tim Martin, Bryan Vaughan and Chris Wade with two apiece and Donnie O'Brien with one point. Coached by Pat Bishop and Terry Smith and managed by Gary Marciniak the Tigers finished their Exhibition schedule with an impressive 4+3 record and look forward to I very successful season. Yandryk turned in a top-notch effort. leading all scorers with 86 points. as Condors managed one win in three games against Intermediate “A"-Ievel oppo- nents. Mixed weekend for atom Bees Waterloo Knotty Pine minor atom Bees opened their season with a " tie against Guelph, then lost "H to Woolwich in their Condors started on a high note by downing Hux's Restaurant of Toronto on Friday, 87-81. Yan- dryk hit for 22 points to lead the way. home opener On Saturday. Conestoga dropped two close, exciting games - 94-87 to Milms Dairy of Guelph and 104-102 to a London squad from the St. Regis Arms. After a 29-point effort in the first game, Yandryk came back to hit for 35 points against St. Regis. < CLAVINOVA il-lf' YAMAHA CLAVINOVA E'3" CLAVINOVA iifii"illtR8lRli CLA‘VINOVA Seating I: limited to noon. early. FREE “chats avallobh at J0itttlSAttDtENtTtet8tXrT EltCmtt0EmWt0ittsml-rE1fEtt.t "SPECIAL EVENT" Waterioo Inn King St. N. _ _ "CLAViNOVA NIGHT" - An iniormal evening with Jim Cummings, from Yamaha. to officially Introduce the Clavinova to the general Tummy. October " r:3tt Fm. Panthers get paws burned The week did not prove fruitful for Waterloo peewee Budd Panthers as they came out with just one tie in three nines, Panthers tied 3-3 with Kitchener but lost 30 to Woolwich and 3-2 to Preston. Dean Bisson and Murray Galbraith scored in the tie and Greg Cluster assisted on both goals. Other assists went to Dennis laborskl and Chris Gardner, Dave Rintoul. Dwayne Clark and Steve Mural scored against Kitchener with as- sists going to Jamie Howe, Darryl King. Chris McDermott and Tim Hildenby. Chad Ricketts, Jeff Chappel. Dave Norris and Tim Weis gave good efforts in both games Danny Haycock and Bryan Thirsk scored against Preston with help from Steve Seip and David McPherson. Excellent goultending by Doug Coombs and Matt Warden, Along with solid defence from Scott Stratum! and Mark Gladwlsh, kept the games close. Tony Weis suffered a broken collnrbone and will be out of action Jeff Schmidt scored the lone goal against Woolwich with help from Toby Less-rd and Scott Yuma for six weeks This weekend Condors travel to Oshawa for an invitational tournament at Durham College. Besides the host squad, other teams competing are from Nia- gara, Mohawk, Cambrian and Loyalist, as well as from John Abbott College of Montreal. Condors were outclassed in the opening game, suffering a 49-6 drubbing at the hands of defend- ing OCAA champion Mohawk In Sarnia on Saturday. Cones- toga's touch football team barely missed an OCAA playoff berth, finishing 1-2 in the west region tournament at Lambton College. Mountaineers. tyiytres! ever I1f!jllitthoolll Idance! I guest d) - scott harris ckoc a super- skate seven present We take the uncertainty out of TRAVEL WATERLOO CHROMCLE, WEDNESDAY. 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