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PAGE 22 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1986 Bees back on track The Halliday Auto Body minor atom Bees started off the New Year losing 42 to Kitchener. However the team turned around to defet Acton 9â€"0 at home and last Sunday in Preston they scored a 2â€"1 decision over a quick moving Preston club. a in the Preston game, strong goal keeping by Chris Alexander and Tim Weis kept the team in the game until the third period when the Bees got out of their rut. Jeff Schmidt scored two goals, one on a fine solo effort the other coming from Jeremy Chappell‘s assist In Tournament play in Hespeler the Bees had defeated Preston 3â€"1 but lost to Kitchener in overtime 2â€"1. At the Arthur atom tournament Bees met a potent Hillsburg team and lost 1iâ€"1. They then faced a strong Normandy team and despite keeping the game within reach the team lost 5â€"3. Cubs down Cambridge In Hub League play last week the major atom ‘Tim Horton‘ Cubs hosted Cambridge and edged them 3â€"2. Martin Dziak opened the scoring with a goal from Ryan Hume and Nathan Belcher. Cambridge scored the next two goals to take a 2â€"1 lead in the game. An unassisted goal by Tom Howse tied the game at 2â€"2. Then with one second left in the game Nathan Belcher scored unasâ€" sisted to give the Cubs the 3â€"2 victory . Earlier jn the week the Cubs travelled to St. Thomas for a League game. Marcel Therrien held the Cubs scoreless while his teammates scored 5 goals to give his team the shutâ€"out victory. Tillsonburg edges Cougars Waterioo Cougars were edged 32 by Tillsonburg in the consolation game of the Woolwich tournament over the weekend. Cougars reached the consolation final with a 7â€"0 win over Kitchener after losing 5â€"0 to Woolwich. In a league game on Friday, Cougars lost 4â€"2 to Woolwich. Mike Kreutzer led Cougar scorers with three goals and two assists and Billy Evans also had three goals. Sean Cassidy had two goals and Kevin Lobsinger had a goal and three assists. Jeff Walker had a goal and two assists and Ian Labelle had a goal and assist. Ed Kopf, Kevin Aubin, Shane Seabrook and Ryan MacDonald each had one assist and goaltenders Paul Heimpel and Mike Keys registered the shutout against Kitchâ€" ener. The hard hitting of Jeff Kit. Mike Godwin and Paul Brezynskie contributed to the win over Kitchener. Cata_l(;élâ€"JE»dV;'Cvlvzlss Inquires Welcome Should you purchase your memorial ahead of time, discuss the afvan(ages with us. SUPERIOR MEMORIALS 528 Victoria St. N.. 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Other assists went to John Hamilton, Bill O‘Brian and Joe Germann. Psutka earns a hatâ€"trick Waterloo novice ‘A‘ Wildcats improved their season record to 10â€"1â€"1 with convincâ€" ing wins of 8â€"0 and 7â€"1 over Cambridge and Woodstock this past week. Matt Buller and Glen Cressman shared the shutout and Ted Psutka had three goals and an assist against Cambridge. Other scorers were Skip Haig, with two, Danny Sullivan, Eric Ballantyne and Adam Belcher. Strong defensive efforts were turned in by David George and Mike Robâ€" eris. Warriors drop two close ones Waterloo major novice ‘B‘ Warriors lost two games last week, 1â€"0 to New Hamburg and 3â€"1 to Tavistock. Defencemen Doug Ribey, Brian Pitz and Matt Haig played effectively in the win over Woodstock. 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