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Israel Demonic: capped a wild second ur by scoring with three minutes left to give Waterloo Athle tiasaiietmyoversupemmiarirt EitrhenerandDutrietsoaasruegue tiratdiviaionactiortNdaytitBeehtel 1hewingiveshthletiapa of J,lt:'it,,1"g,hehihhalt competition, m p!rirtTii-miirtd yardaoutonasetplayfromathmw- in. "I think it was a welldeveloped play," he said. "It worked - for one." Up until then, Deameules had not been performing like the player who ,msaveragingagoalagamefor Waterloo. He was "getting trus Amanda Shyhinskyj of the K-W Asahi Judo Club won first place in the Junior Girls -35 kg open class at the Cambridge "Y" Invitational Judo Champion- ships held Saturday, June 4. Other Asahi winners included Jason McAndrew, first with two wins I) losses in the . 54 kg Juvenile category and Mark Burgess, second with a four and one record in Juvenile - 86 kg. In the Junior Boys Division, James McAndrew placed second in - 30 kg with four wins and one loss, Josh Holden was third in . 40 kg (one weight class higher than normal), and Derek Boniface was also third in the - 50 kg category. Sensei Bob Zettl, a fourth Dan Black Belt and Chief Instructor of the KNI Asrahi Judo Club, was the coach of the team. Asahi's Shyhinskyj takes first place ' [LARGE INDOOR suownooms Late explosion gives Athletics close victory SUPERIOR MEMORIAIS For Spring Installation 528 Victoria St. N.. Kitchener (We Wrsm and") as“: VIII Ml man If mm» III ENGINE OIL & FILTER CHANGE SPECIAL Located on the Kitchener-Cambridge H . (opposite Lulu’c) Pam - Bodyshop - Sega. - au. MAZDA’S ‘1 OWNERS LUBE " OIL " FILTER mud" by an club's inability to tiniittgr-tialaarristqplt. "It was a one when we should have murakdtheat,'iid6terloo and! Derek Pitt. "im you get the chance,you'vegatowtmemuwly." 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