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Laurler’s Frank Anagnostopoulos puts all he has Into a shot directed at Guelph Gryphone' Soccer Hawks settle for tie after late scoring chance Richard O'Brien Chronicle Staff If they had been able to do in the last minute what they'd done in the first minute, Wilfrid Laurier's soccer Golden Hawks would have had a win instead of a 3-3 tie with Guelph Gryphons Sunday afternoon at Bechtel Park. Roy Abraham had scored in the first minute and Andros Neocleous had a great opportuni- ty in the last minute only to have Gryphon fullback Ian Wombwell stop his shot when goalie Peter Balka was out of position. The tie left Hawks holding a record of 9-1-2 in the Ontario Universities Athletic Associa- tion, good for a first-place tie with McMaster Marauders (8-1- 4). Hawks had beaten Brock Badgers 3-0 Saturday in St. Catharines after beating West- em Mustangs 3-1 last Wednesday at Bechtel. University of Waterloo War- riors, meanwhile, played to a scoreless tie with Ryerson Rams Sunday afternoon at Columbia Field. one day after losing 1-0 to Marauders. Warriors now hold a [7817570 ADVHNSE. . . ADVERNSE tfitMEREtrPAYS. . . Oil Base Does Not Drip From 34995 Retard. Existing Rust 1-9-4 record. Peter Mackie had followed up on Abraham's goal in the first minute, adding one a minute later. Kevin Kuppers was Hawks' other scorer with a goal in the 56th minute. Paul Boyd, with two, and David Guest replied for Gry- Barry MacLean In St. Catharines, Hawks had two goals from Abraham and one from Joe Formica. Abraham, Formica and Kevin Adams had Laurier’s goals against Western last Wednesday. Both MacLean and coach Barry Lyon expressed impa- tience with the delay. phons. Guest scored the tying goal in the 70th minute. Hawks played without mid- fielder Lyndon Hooper, who hasn't returned from a profes- sional tryout with an indoor team in Minnesota, and Barry Mac- Lean remained on the sidelines because no decision had been made concerning the appeal to the OUAA to allow him an extra year of eligibility because he missed almost all of the 1984 season due to an injury. MacLean's hearing was Thurs- day morning, but it ended with a request to see his academic transcript instead of an immedi- ate decision. Derek Zapp was in goal for Laurier on Sunday, replacing Uwe Kraemer, who was hurt in the game with Mustangs. It was Zapp's third start and the first game in which he'd allowed any goals. WARRANTY AVAILABLE ON NEW CARS Stone Crock Village Bakery 47 King St., St. Jacobs 864.3312 Suite 3204 607 King St. W., Kitchener Mon-nuts. t a.ttt.-t pm Fri-Sal. 91111.6 pm. J=hn,, Stone Crock Spiced Ham Stone Crock Turkey Ham Millbnnk Colby Cheese Broccoli Pepper Squash each 8 Spring St., St. Jacobs WATERLOO CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1986 - PAGE 33 Smoked Sausage - lb. Semned Beef & Pork Patties lb. Hardy Peas 5 m. In; Hind of Beef - Aged " Week- A-l Steers lb. New Crop California Navel Oranges Carrots E Ehééiw Die"',',", n my 'ji'tirs"o"'u'Gi "The training methods of the world famous Model Expert John Casablancas, brings out the best in you for whatever career you may choose." We offer courses in: Professional Acting, Makeup Artistry, Personal Development TTT and lots more! Call Now and receive your FREE copy of Model News Magazine with the latest information about the glamorous world of modeling, Call T44-i400 I "e"""" 1 W 'f,%i;fi,riitt?, (:'/l'llfii'Fs 2er '"t0e,Gateeahtetsvut situated at th. John ( 1tsahlancas 2 lb. In; s t,."iiCii'i' m. 1.99 lb, lb. ... 2.99 't' 1.99 - e an?“ each 79' Gafden "a. 25' 49 KinShi,i'h"co Coffee Cake Egg Bread Carrot Cakes Fruit Bread each Cheese Rolls 6589¢ M. IP Str'Ithmord Pee- Wine Jellies no .1. Fresh Local Honey - 1 " Maple Butter Chocol-te Coated Almonds 2.39 2.09 2.89 49 King St., St. Jacobs 664-3S44 Meats 8 Cheese Shop 45 King St., St. Jacobs 664-3610 FEES TAX DEDUCTIILE w 1.19 “a. 4.35 each 2.89 doe. {iiro5,.8, m... 1.89 ml, 2.99 1.. 4.15 ltr. 5.29 2.95 '0"