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Cubs eliminated from tournament PAGE 24 â€"â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1986 During the holidays the major atom ‘Tim Horton‘ Cubs travelled to Burlington to participate in their 18th annual invitational Golden Horseshoe hockey tournament. In roundâ€"robin play the Cubs first met the Hamilton West Huskies and were edged 5â€"3. Don Mills thumped the Cubs 7â€"1 in game two. The Cubs lone win in the series came against Welland by a 2â€"1 score. In the fourth and final game of the series Oakville defeated the Cubs 6â€"4. With a 1â€"3 record in the series the Cubs were eliminated from further play in the tournament. Wasps tie once in tournament Waterloo novice selet Wasps were deâ€" feated 5â€"2 by Colonels in their first game of a tournament. They went on to tie Titans 2â€"2 before losing 5â€"1 to Cosmos. Sean Huiser played a strong game against Colonels, scoring both goals. Asâ€" sists went to Ryan Moore and Shaun Duffy. _ Jeff Collins scored an unassisted goal against Cosmos and a strong offensive effort was turned in by the line of Jamie Harrison, Jeremy Witmer and Brandon Dietrich. Atom Saints stumble Robbie McGill turned in a solid twoâ€"goal performance against Titans, Mickey Zanâ€" ardo earned an assist and good defensive play by David Corso contributed to the tie. Waterloo minor atom Saints lost 54 to Wexford and 53 to Brampton before beating Thornhill 6â€"3 in the Royal City tournament in Guelph. In league play, they lost 8â€"3 to Stratford. In the loss to Wexford, Waterloo strugâ€" gled back after going down 4â€"0. Matt Kreutzer‘s strong performance along with two goals earned him the game‘s MVP award. David Pfohl and Chris Feidler also scored with assists going to Jason Cartier, Kevin Beith and goaltender Stephen Locke. 77Aééinsl Brampton, Andy McGregor and Jeff Schmidt each earned two assists on Pfohl‘s hatâ€"trick. Warriors edge Embro Waterloo major novice Warriors outskat ed Embro Saturday for a 4â€"3 win. Kreutzer scored twice in the in the Thornhill game and picked up assists on three other goals. Greg Netchay and Jeff Heinbuch each had a goal and assist. Schmidt and Pfoh] also scored while Craig Young and Feidler earned assisted Keith George led Warriors with a twoâ€" goal performance with one unassisted goal and another with help from Jason McArthâ€" ur. Other Waterioo goals came from Scott Cousineau and Travis Seaman, who also added an assist. Tisyn Milne earned two assists as a result of his strong forecheckâ€" ing effort. J.J. McNeice and Curtis Bertelsen made geveral key saves to secure the win. Colts Dutchmen Regals Kings Red Wings GAMES JAN. 5th/86 Cubs 5 â€" Mike Schedewitz 2, Jamie Allen 2, Brian Halk. Dutchmen 2 â€" Geoff Hook, B.J. Schellenâ€" Colts 10 â€" Jason Meier 4, Andy Beaver 3, Jamie Sullivan, Geoffrey Kraemer, Marcel LeBlanc. Regals 3 â€" Ed Pereira 3 Kings 0 â€" Shutout by Ritchie Wiebe Red Wings 0 â€" Shutout by John McCaill and Scott Liddel! GAMES JAN. 12th/86 310 â€" Colts vs Dutchmen 420 â€" Red Wings vs Cubs 520 Kings vs Regals DATE: Jan. 5, 1986 Team Name GP Y Leafs 9 Cougars 9 Red Wings 9 ( anadiens 9 knights 9 Flvyers 9 Most Valuable Player Canadiens â€" Bob Walf, Red Wings â€" Chris Gehl, Knights â€" Cory Krajaefski, Cougars Anil DeSilva, Leafs â€" Steve Wolf, Flyers Scott Schellenberg Canadiens 4, Red Wings 2. Cougars 1 Enights 2, Leafs 7. Flyers 3 City league MAJOR ATOM MINOR ATOM Minor Hockey 1. 44 0 27 4 18 1 16 34 47 19 44 19 15 13 11 15 11 10 Winterhawks keeping busy Waterloo novice Winterhawks beat Titans 5â€"2 and lost 3â€"2 to Monarchs in league games. In a Christmas tournament they lost 3â€"0 to Dukes and 3â€"2 to Monarchs before edging Bisons 4â€"3. Cougars defeat Norwegian team Jerry Delic, Scott Whent, Paul Hanâ€" noush, Tyler Lessard and Joel Wedmeyer scored against Titans. Assists went to Delic, Jarrett Peplow and Danny Berâ€" nard. Jeremy Valeriote and Whent scored in the league game against Monarchs with help from Sean Richardson and Delic. Whent and Peplow scored in the tourâ€" haméent loss to Monarchs. Valeriote and Richardson earned assists. Waterioo peéwee Cougars defeated a team from Frisk, Norway, 4â€"2 in exhibition play Friday night at Albert McCormick arena. In league play, Cougars edged Acton 4â€"3 but lost 6â€"3 to Preston and 3â€"1 to Kitchâ€" ener. Sean Cassidy, Mike Kreutzer and Billy Evans each scored twice in the league games as single goals went to Kevin Aubin and Jeff Walker. lan Labelie and Shane Seabrook each had two assists while Evans, Jeff Kit, Walker, Ed Kopf, Mike Godwin, Aubin and Kevin Lobsinger each helped on one goal. The Norwegian team was touring Southâ€" ern Ontario and Cougars met them in a fast skating and hard hitting game that is Your ‘ PHARMACY LHEADQUARTER FRENCH IMMERSION FOR YOUR CHILD? Information Sessions for Parentsâ€"Grade 1 French Immersion Program: MONDAY, JANUARY 13thâ€"7:30 P.M.. CENTENNIAL PUBLIC SCHOOLâ€"141 Amos Ave., Waterloo TUESDAY, JANUARY 14thâ€"7:30 P.M. ST. ANDREW‘S SENIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL 65 Victoria Ave., Cambridge WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15thâ€"7:30 P.M. SOUTHRIDGE PUBLIC SCHOOLâ€"1425 Queen‘s Blvd., Kitchener and on ROGERS CABLE TVâ€"Channel 4 THURSDAY, JANUARY 9thâ€"10:00 P.M. and SATURDAY, JANUARY 18thâ€"4:00 P.M. For application forms and further information: 742â€"1751 / _ & o0 \Zenith 91630 The Waterloo County Board of Education typical of international heckey. Frisk scored first, but Cougars went into the lead and strong defenceâ€" allowed them to maintain that lead. Hatâ€"trick for Riemer Waterloo Schlueter novice ‘A‘ Wildcats earned one win against three losses in the ‘Thorold Christmas tournament. Chris Riemer had his second threeâ€"goal game of the season as Wildcats won 7â€"1 over Burlington in their opener. After that, Wildcats lost 4â€"1 to Fort Erie, 8â€"0 to Bolton and 3â€"1 to Thorold. Peewee Panthers open ‘86 with win Eric Ballantyne, Ted Psutka, Jeremy Snider and Skip Haig added singles against Burlington. Riemer and Snider scored in the remaining three games and Brad McGill and Danny Sullivan each had three assists during the tournament. Budd‘s Waterloo peewee Panthers have‘ started off the New Year on the right track with a comeâ€"fromâ€"behind 3â€"1 win over Acton. Power play goals by Steve Mural and Mark Gladwish in the second period put the cats ahead to stay. Tim Haldenby sealed the win with his goal in the third period. Assisting on Waterloo‘s goals were Tony Weis, with two, Chris McDermitt, Craig Mavin and Jamie Howe. Goaltenders Dave Coombs and Matt Warden as well as Darry! King, Dan Haycock and Steve Seip were instrumental in Panthers‘ victory. We are open: Mondayâ€"Thursday 9â€"6 Fridays 9â€"9 Saturdays 9â€"5:30 82 KING ST. 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