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PAGE 30 - WATERLOO CHRONKDLE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, ‘Hawks advance in OMHA play Waterloo kaerhiwks will meet Chat- Mm in the semrnnals of the maior banana OMHA plsydowns after eliminating Chm anatomy in three straight cunts by scores of b2 (overtime). 21 and " Earlier, Winterhawks eliminated Strut ford in OMHA action with a H win, But Stratford eliminated Waterloo from Hutt League playoffs by handing them a (H loss Bill O’Brien had two goals In the " win over Chinguacousy and Brad Shana had I goal and assist. Wade Schwark and Joe Germann also scored and Nit? Georgir iades picked up three assists Single assists went to Brad HIelzle and John Williams, O'Brten scored twice and Georghiades had a goal and two assists in the bt win, Shana earned two assists while Steve Fun! and John Hamilton each picked up Georghiades had both goals in the bl win and Sham; assisted on both of them, Saints ousted from playoffs Waterloo minor atom Saints season came to a sudden end as they were eliminated from the Hub league playoffs by London Sabres in a hard-fought 3-2 loss, David Pfohl scored both goals for Saints with assists going lo Greg Netchay, Ste- phen Sheppard, Matt Kreulzer and Chris Feidler. Saints also played an exhibition game and defeated Kitchener " on two goals by Pfohi and one from Feidler, Assists went to Kreutzer, Andy MacGregor, Craig Young, Stephen Bell, Jason Cartier and Tom Sulli- van, Knights ousted from tournament Waterloo atom Knights lost tF5 to Platts- ville in the consolation round of the New Hamburg tournament after losing 4-2 to the host team in the first game. Tigers advance to semi-finals Shawn Caccavelli netted three goals against Plattsville while singles went to Derek Wolfe and Ashley Labelle. Assists were earned by Chad Breen, Colin Mal. colm. Wolfe and Caccavelli. Doha Hemmerle and Labelle so against New Hamburg with help from Coyne and Jeff Planta. Tigers' roster includes Robin Brandon, Steph Carty, Sheldon Gilchrist, Steve Georghiades, Brad Karges, Jeff Kit, Kevin Lobsinger. Tim Martin, Dean McDonald, Don O'Brian, Bryan Vaughan, Chris Wade, Shawn Way, Matt Wickie and goaltenders Harold Lawrence and Toad Hunter. Waterloo major peewee Tigers defeated Brampton by scores of 7-6. ws and SH to advance to the OMHA semi-floats. _ Tigers are coached by Pat Bishop. Terry Smith is assistant manager and Gary Marciniak is manager. eaturog 2 MI truck trays and compo- terued truck balance" tor km. efticqot semce Q222222; 744-3951 664-2282 291 V - - - - - v - - - ':l.'iti'il.'i'),?i?i.i'sf'il'all CQ - 'StSiSetSi>StS.f2Ah 744-3951 6644282 291 ' I v v cu = cd - v O Q cr. w . ' aiETiTTiEkiEET a, 'l LEESESSES5, W , _ J 7ClC2C?C?C?C?ui?C? 1"; - 3 LMTIOIS - menu“ WATEMOO LISTML m m* n .1 M as“. it Call or Visit , Your Local Dealer for mlmmm TIRES ROCKTON REFINISHERS StrippirttyRetiniattirtg ' Repair: LOW LOW PRICES Free Pick-up, Delivery a Estimates Call Rockton (519) 647-2634 DAYS, EVENINGS a WEEKENDS TIRES l SERVICE HEAVY TRUCK We specialize ip Minor Hockey m2: MUFFLEBS . BRAKES . snocxs At to the 4 Lifetime warranty on pads & Bttotts Assists I lin Mal, .ois,rrrie/,,' Qlllll ilE'a'illllllllll S 159 snow WLOO Atom Cubs eliminated Waterloo major "om Tim Korma Cubs were eliminated from Hub Layne playoffs by Kitchener Kennels. who won a fourpolnl series five points to three in tour games. "i‘IB-"iBsTEiQ ”fourth game 11 after forcing a fourttt game will] a H win. Scorers for Cubs were Nathan Belch". with two. Ryan Weber. Ryan Hume, Sean Stew-n and Tom House. Assists went to Martin Dziat, Billy Hashim, Adam Zanm. David Warnke. Lee Seabrook, Belcher and Hume Football players and coaches are invited to register for the University of Waterloo all-star football clinic to be held April 4-5 at Giving instruction at the clinic will be nine coaches or former players from the NFL of USFL as well as Frank Kosec of the Montreal Concordes. Preregistration fee is $50 for coaches and $25 for players. After that, registration is $60 for coaches and $30 for players. 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