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Panthers hang on to defeat Elmira Water]Joo minor peewee Panthers built up an early 3â€"0 lead and hung on to defeat Elmira 3â€"2. â€" Chris Fiedler scored two for Waterloo and Brent Weber added the other marker. Jeff Heinbuch, Tom Sullivan and Greg Glaister drew assists. Schugardt leads novice Whalers Saturday‘s annual Midwinter Karate Tournaâ€" ment at Conestoga College was once again a kicking success as competitors from Ontario, Quebec and the northern United States took part. Winners from the Waterlooâ€"basedKâ€"W Karate Centre were: Chris Mora, secondâ€"place weapons, brown and under; Steven Ferreira, thirdâ€"place weapons (black), fourth in kata (black); Fortunato Restagno, first place kata (black), second in black lightweight fighting; Ken Gilbert, thirdâ€"place in lightweight fighting (orangeâ€"green), Gavin Morphet, secondâ€" place kata (orangeâ€"green), Sheynal Saujani, firstâ€" place kata (blueâ€"brown), thirdâ€"place heavyweight fighting; Vijay Rajan, secondâ€"place (white belt); Simal Saujani, secondâ€"place in junior advanced fighting; Mark Loucas, first in juniorâ€"novice fightâ€" ing; and Ken McDowe!l, secondâ€"place in senior mens black belt kata. Waterloo novice Whalers improved their record to 11 wins and four losses with a 5â€"1 win over Hespeler. Jeff Schugardt led Waterloo scorers with three goals, with singles going to Mark Rowley and Brandon Dietrich. Sean Hiuser had three assists, David Rudney a pair, and Andy Miller had one. Sean Richardson and Richard Paquette played solid defensively and Mike Verrier and Wesley Farrar added to the win with strong goaltending. A @GGGDuUBus adtBUubrEse _ nADoD®WUOp) IBM~COMPATIBLES Chris Mara from the Kâ€"W Karate Centre took a 2nd .z)laoe in weapons at the Midwinter arate Tournament . this 5 PIN BOWLERS ‘"GET YOUR GAME IN SHAPE" Take Advantage Of Our sunoaY wormnas 10 A.M. â€" 12 NOON ALL YOU CAN BOWL 886â€"2900 OR 886â€"2370 ren $3.50 rerson PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION 14 PRINCESS $T. WEst ® computerized typesetting ® informal low cost classes __noon till 10:00 p.m. _ (Behind The Kent Hotel) Strong local showing at karate tourney Minor Hockey lan Kirkby photo Winterhawks drop two games in a row Waterloo minor novice Winterhawks conâ€" tinued to have problems, dropping games to Kitchener Bisons and Braves by scores of 3â€"0 and 6â€"4 respectively. Against the Bisons, only the strong goaltending of Mark Gaiser and Simon Tunstall kept the score close, as Kitchener dominated from start to end. Against Braves, Winterhawks stormed back from an early 3â€"1 deficit to surge into a 4â€"3 lead with three minutes left in the third period. Kitchener scored three times in the final minutes to earn the win. Josh Seabrook, Mike Deunch, Josh Peâ€" plow and Matthew Linton. Assists went to Josh Rubin, J.R. Hebebrand, Paul Stumpf, Andy Bernard and Duench. together a solid team effort and downed Wolverines one up on London Waterloo minor bantam Wolverines put GOLF LESSONS CX GET INTO THE SWING L. OF THINGS! YOU RECEIVE SIX 1% HOUR LESSONS e GRIP e CHIPPING e STANCE e PUTTING e CLUB SELECTION _ e DRIVING e INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION COURSE FEES: Y Members $30; Nonâ€"Members $45 REQISTER TODAY .&i, i DAY W â€" OF WATERLOO 885â€"3500 For Fun, Fitness & Friendship Equipment is Supplied FAMILY YMCA Outdoor Lessons to Come in April SESSION DATES Feb. 8 â€" Mar. 14 Feb. 8 â€" Mar. 14 Feb. 11 â€" Mar. 17 Feb. 9 â€" Mar. 15 Kings Generals Cubs Chris Frengos led the Wolverines with three goals while Trevor Grieb and Sean Mifflin added singles. Game two is Saturâ€" day in London and if necessary, game three will be played Monday in Waterloo at 7 Colts Red Wings London 5â€"4 in the opening round of OMHA playdowns at Waterloo Arena. â€" Canadiens Knights Flyers Wings MAJOR ATOM CITY LEAGUE Minor Atom Standing 6:00â€"7:30 p.m. 7:30â€"9:00 p.m. 6:00â€"7:30 p.m. 7:00â€"8:30 p.m. TIME / | University \\ Ave 18 18 14 18 16 15 WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 27, 1988 â€"