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semiâ€"final~round, 3 games .to. 1. Jeff Pleau had the hat trick with singles going to Bullock, McAuâ€" slan, Rubin and Tim Scott. Asâ€" sists went to Bill Periera (3), Peter Collison (2), Peplow (2), and McAuslan. The victory over Acton ended a super Hub League year for the Bees, whose league and playoff record was 20 victories, 2 losses, and 2 ties. Bullock set up Shawn McAuslan for the winning goal. Matt Linton played a super game on defense, while Paul Stumpf kept the Acton rearguards on their toes throughâ€" out the game. The Bees earned a bid at the championship game by defeating Grand Valley 7â€"2 to win their the third od. Hinschberger mdwithmmgoingwmm Acton â€" quickly â€" knotted the score, until with overtime loomâ€" ing ahead, Josh Peplow and Steve Gies and Trevor Hinschberger, with assists on the first tally &wmmmm- , and on the second to Chad Ueberschlag and Adam Sulpher. Acton stormed back to tie the game in the second period. Goalies Mark Gaiser and Brenâ€" dan Collins held Acton at bay until the line of Hinschberger, Rubin and Jeff Pleau added their third goal of the game to begin ‘The Waterloo Minor Atom ‘A‘ tihu:‘DohutyHnblncu‘;sm onship Sunday in Kitchener. The closely contested game beâ€" gan with the Bees jumpinng to an Cafly 20 load 9n gonls by Mike Bees buzz in hockey Hub final champlonship action nst Acton in mwm & Pete Cudhes photo The Waterloo Wolves had an outstanding season, but fell 2â€"1 to Fergus in the Hub League championship game, Sunday in Kitchener. The major atom Wolves, second in league play, got a lone goal from Mike Cerny with Kevin Lasso picking up the assists. They advanced to the Hub final by defeating St. Thomas and Stratford in the playoff They won the Meaford tournament and the Fire on Ice tournament in Rochester N.Y. Lasso was also named M.V.P. in the championship game. Team members include Cerny, Lasso, Allan Colquhoun, Nick Delic, Tim Dietrich, Andy Miller, Brent Monotiuk, Ryan Painter, David Rudney, Chris Scott, Adrian Stack, Nick Stinson, Sean Richardson, Jeff Schugardt and Mike Verrier. Special thanks to the coaching staff Dean Geisel, George Grassi, Jim Siefried and Paul Monotiuk for a great hockey season. Wolves fall to Fergus ETT TT LEAGUE PLAYOFFS way through the second overtime period to give his club a 2â€"1 victory over London. Simon Watson and David Weiss assisted on the goal. Jeff Kolb tied mmtheneondpuwd' when he banged in Jason Harris‘ 'lh%wmdthch‘iptotbeehmpm::' ip when they defeated Kitchener 6â€"4, once again, in overtime in semifinals winning the series 3â€"1. Simon Watson, with two, Kevin Corso, Weiss, Nick Dilworth and wmmwwlmm.mwammmm:w asists In Ontario Minor Hockey Association playoff ation the Whalers are but one win away from winning the championship as they hold a 2â€"0 lead over Burlington in the finals. In the first game excellent goaltending by Andrew Stewart and Tom CmnnprodmduSâ€"Owin.Cono.withlgir.Krop(.Dilwmhmd Ryan Gies scored for Waterloo. Geis and Watso added two assists In the second game Reynolds, Kolb and Weiss scored single tallies in a 3â€"1 win. The Whalers continued to get excellent work from defencemen Ryan cartier, John Pedersen, Reynolds and Jason Harris Tomorrow night the team will be hosting Burlington at the Waterloo Arena (7 p.m.) in the third, and possibly, final game of the OMHA championships. Cubs defeat London 2â€"1 p.m.) at the Waterloo Arena The Waterloo Novice Whalers won the AA Hub League champ ship in dramatic style when Colin Krop! scored the winning goa! mid Waterloo‘s only goal came with two minutes remaining in the game when Garrett Peplow freed the puck near the blueline boards, slipping it over to Brandon Dietrich who grazed the post Sparky Rowley, positioned behind the net, flipped the puck back to Dietrich w?:')mu_knnqxil_ukeonhu_ncondtry, Waterloo picked up a penalty with almost a minute remaining in the game and staved off London‘s bid to tie the contest Waterloo now hopes to capture the OMHA championship and have taken a 1â€"0 series lead over Stoney Creek. Game two is tonight (7 The Waterloo major atom AA Cubs demonstrated great team character by defeating London 1â€"0 in a closeâ€"checking Hub League championship game in Kitchener on Sunday. Goaltender Katie Silcox kept the Cub in the game by making several ‘ke): saves throughout the first two periods. MORE HUB RESULTS PAGE 36 WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1990 â€" PAGE 35 One Whale of a game