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Bantam girls fall to 0- Ads' a tough loss and “19:13:33; team's wmless streak to tour The Waterloo Bantam Girls A" stars took a heartbreaking 16715 loss at the hands of the London team. The May 22. game he took a pass from Matt Telford across centre, fought off the Kit- cther defender and placed another kick into the top right. hundcomer. The first half saw no scoring. but the Klassics were robbed thce by goalkeeper Kenn Duffy who grabbed two scoring oppor- tunmes m mid air preventing sure goals. Early m the second half the Kiassxcs Intercepted a Waterloo pass whithresulted m a goal. The pesty Wildcats then came alive % hen Jeff Kuchma slipped a pass mer to Rome Jarpuitiierd in; went m to score high above the sphalktepers head. Minutes later T kes first 1mer, Wm Cambridge, y Woodstock and sweetly beat- After six regular season tttg Guelph 14-3. games, Waterloo Pirates Thestrong pitching perfor have tied with Guelph for manoesof Ryan Cartier, Ke rarst place. These top two Vin Com, Brett Painter, teams' losses have been only Judson Raids] and Jonathan to each other Nowak kept the other teams Even though their first strugglingtosoore. game ended in defeat to Strong bats continued to Guelph, strong batting by fly from Simon Watson and Cohn Kropf and Elliot For Ryan Gies, with good offen- well kept the game close, sive plays being made by Pirates went on to rive Matthew White, Jeff Kolb straight Wins against kitcir and Jason Harris. I I Wildcats reap " wm The Waterloo mam mosquito Wildcats earned their third. straight 1rtetory defeating the Kitchener Klassics TI in the South West Soccer League play last week. tsimurt-drrtmamlex-ted tothewin.Botht_tNrhek andJaroetBttetttt-rudttte Waterloo club with m: ite"'"""'"""'"" l Waterloo began in winning streak posting 110-9 win over Kitchen“. Th. mug relief pitehirtgMJattoieiniakand thalimelyhittin‘dbcntamBill TRINITY JEWELLERS tru.f 1rttuyaeoitettine4 W‘m alum 'tilt11itbtt'2tfg'tttt NHL-mic“. Streak snapped at. [our games PAGE as - WATEKOO CW. WWI JUNE 6. tooo 11M KING ST. sotrhi, WATERLOO 885-2455 CLOSED MONDAY; TUESDAY . SATURDAY F.30. 9.30 . Watch and clock repairs . Chain soldering . Rings retipped and sized . Bends restrung . Specializing in Custom Jewellery Even though their firat game ended in defeat to Guelph, strong batting by Colin Kropf and Elliot For, well kept the game close. Pirates went on to rave straight wxns against Kiteh. After an regular season games, Waterloo Pirates have tied with Guelph for Cirst place. These top two teams' losses have been only to each other. -doo._ "a: intake-newline}- ,ttltft_ts_tur-" ~Lduu J- b42lNita.utar' mcl'GYM6h'Oat'hAafha6a;a;r nu l JEWELLERY fr rutitjr WATCH REPAIR 'i"iifrie SPECIALISTS V Waterloo lost to a stronger Fergus team 14-10 the next night to fall tft iM. Waterloo's next game will on the roalfuliGi Brantord on June 6. The Waterloo Major Mosquito Wildcats recorded a convincing 11-0 victory over Stratford in their segond game of the season Matt Telford and Jeff Kuchma scored three goals each to help Waterloo to their victory. Mike Strome and Ranil Jayasundera scored twice and Joe Costello scored a single to round out the seyritig. WatirIoo won their season opener 60 over Woolwich. Waterloo has had only one goal scored against them this season while scoring 19 against. They are tied for hrst with Kitchener Falcons in the league. Waterloo th rashes Stratford Scam and sGriiGdrGii the club at the plate. wwmwwbx MM win no I 12.2 yietPytmrttteWildetrJaqon ItratntrersrrttheMrtottsewin. Waterkotnart-dtonipRood. and by the an 109 m. WhiUth-didn'tindieatait, atrmtg&thtir" phylum-numb by Andy Randall!“ and Ron Braunttrt-tltewin. W" ,W' "090%? aw" Contra Carry Hand. No! - as shown. v - June 15/90 'Coupgn met be presented tas.t.,ii.h...)i, Independent Optician Thomas J, D'Arcy 1 1 In! " I. WATERLOO 746-481 1 tit time of puréhaso. Eye Examinations Arranged Complete Optical Service trr-i-rel' . - “L; .'