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In a 104 women‘s softball win over Humber College last Wednesday, Blacklock was the winning pitcher, as well as leadâ€" ing the Condor offence with 3 hits, including 2 triples and 3 runs batted in. A resident of Guelph, she is currently in her final year of the Law and Securiâ€" ty Administration program at Conestoga‘s Doon campus. Mior was instrumental in leadâ€" ing the Condors to 2 wins against only 1 lost in the Ontario College Athletic Association (OCAA) West Division Touch Football Tournament held at Lambton College on Oct. 5. Mior threw one touchdown pass, scored two touchdowns, kicked a single point and had 4 interceptions on defense. A native of Kitchener, Mior is enrolled in the Mechaniâ€" cal Engineering Technician proâ€" gram at Conestoga‘s Doon Campus. The touch football Condors qualified for the Ontario Colâ€" lege‘s Athletic Association (OCAA) Championships at the West Division tournament held at Lambton College on Sunday, Although Condors were defeatâ€" ed 26â€"0 by Mohawk College in the first game, they regained their composure to win games 2 and 3 of the four team round robin tournament posting a 30â€"0 win over George Brown College and a 21â€"13 win over Lambton. Guilio Mior, a halfback/safety, was Condor‘s outstanding tourâ€" nament player scoring 2 touchâ€" downs, kicking a single point and Saints strong defensively Strong defensive play highlighted two games played by Waterloo minor atom ‘AA‘ Saints as they edged Stratford 3â€"2 on Saturday before losing 2â€"1 to a Brampton ‘AAA‘ team the following day. Defencemen Paul Bucking, Jason Dupuis and Cory Mayhew limited Stratford‘s play in the Waterloo end as Troy Stuebing, Mike Kraemer and Daniel Sullivan provided the scoring. Kraemer and Sullivan also earned assists, as did Keith George and Liem Vonâ€" guyen. _ Sullivan scored against Brampton with help from Kent Breen and Dupuis. Varsity softball player Sue Blacklock and Guilio Mior of the varsity touch football team have been selected Athletes of the Week at Conestoga College for the week of September 29. Cubs losers in exhibition action Waterioo major atom Tim Horton Cubs travelled to Oakville for an exhibition game and came away 4â€"1 losers. Oakville led 4â€"0 before Matt Kreutzer scored with 3:06 remaining in the game to break the shutout. Gregg Netchay earned an assist on the goal. Minor Hockey QUILT BATTING QUILT PATCHES QUILT PRINTS id k4 19, Conestoga completing 4 interceptions. The Condor‘s next touch football acâ€" tion is scheduled for Oct. 17 and 18, in Hamilton, for the OCAA championship hosted by Mohawk College. The Softball Condors split the two games they played last week. On Wednesday, Condors defeated Humber 10â€"4, while on Thursday they lost 1â€"0 to Seneca College in Toronto. In the Humber game, the Condors took a 3â€"2 lead after one inning, upped the margin to 8â€"2 as they scored 5 runs in the 2nd inning. Sue Blacklock picked up her 3rd win of the season as she gave up only 1 hit through the 5 innings she pitched. She also helped herself at the plate with 3 hits, including 2 triples, and she drove in 3 runs. Susan Covenay also had a double and a triple and drove in 3 runs. In the Seneca game, both teams battled through 6% scoreless innings until Seneca broke through with 1 run in their half of the 7th to win the game. ie MV JIALts Thursday to Saturday, Oct. 16â€"18th Saturday, October 11th | 25‘ ANNIVERSARY | y t ‘a sn < CE "Tonras> You‘re Invited For The Fun! 1961] 1986 WIN ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE Over 25 Ontario dealers will be displaying their best antiques and memorabilia in the Square. Enter to win an antique silver flatware collection (Viandé 1940) at any booth on the mall. OKTOBERFEST BREAKFAST Between Erb & William Sts. i 886â€"4190 ~~ _ Waterioc 75 KING ST. SOUTH, WATERLOO The Official Oktoberfest A FREE BREAKFAST! 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Come join over 7,000 revellers for The Hockey Condors tune up for their OCAA season when they face Humber College Hawks on Wednesday, Oct. 8 at 8: 00 p.m. at the Conestoga College Recreâ€" ation Centre. Sue Blacklock who gave up only 4 hits in the game took the loss. The Condors have a‘busy week. On Monday they travel to Hamilâ€" ton to play Mohawk College, on Tuesday they host Sheridan at 5:00 p.m. at the Conestoga Colâ€" lege Recreation Centre, and on Thursday they travel to Humber College. The Soccer Condors playoff hopes dimmed last week as they earned a tie and loss in their two scheduled games. At Redeemer College, Hamilâ€" ton, on Monday, they were held to a 2â€"2 tie. The teams played to a 1â€"1 first half tie, and each team scored in the 2nd half. Marcel Desmeules scored both of the Condor goals. On Thursday, at George Brown College, the Condors gave up an early goal to the speedy Huskies and eventually lost 2â€"0. The Official Coâ€"sponsored by B II N O Fri. & Sat. Moonlight Mon. â€" Sun. Afternoons 1:00â€"4:00 p.m Mon. â€" Sat. Evenings WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1986 â€" PAGE 35 255 Elgin St. Cambridge Bingo Centre PAY AS YOU PLAY $2500°° 1500° IN PRIZES IN PRIZES 11:00 p.m. 623â€"5517 7:10 p.m.