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Last year, Coach Musselman led his Lancers to a solid victory over the HAWKS by a 21â€"12 score. The hard rushing Windsor team racked up nearly 300 yards rushing over the league‘s best rushing defense. The Lancers claimed third spot and although outclassed by Toronto in the playoffs, they will be a contender in 1991, Kicker Lazar Acamovie is one of the most solid kickers in WLUâ€"16 wins McMaster 5 wins; 1 tie WINDSOR LANCERS (Homecoming) Head Coach John to know what it takes to win and with a solid core of returnees hooking up with a great rookie class, the Hamilton team could claim a playâ€"off spot. QB Tony The talk around the league is that Coach Bruno has the most impressive list of rookies than any other team. Going into his third OUAA season, Coach Bruno has been around the block enough Alfano is a solid quarterback and the McMaster secondary was best in the league last year. WLU 15 wins; Gueiphâ€"8 wins MCMASTER MARAUDERS (away) Mead Coachâ€"Steve Bruno Last season these teams proâ€" vided one of the most exciting contests of the OUAA season when the HAWKS finally won out by a 29â€"28 score. Coach McNally will provide a formidâ€" able opponent for the season‘s opener. With a year under his belt at quarter back, former reâ€" ceiver, Frank Maroff will be one of the featured players in the league. All Star running back, Chuck Sims is rated as one of the top three runners in the conferâ€" ence and is a top candidate for ALL CANADIAN honors. The winner of this game will stand an excellent chance of making the play â€"offs. GUELPH GRYPHONS (home) WLUâ€"3 wins; Ottawaâ€"2 wins hard for the ‘91 HAWKS to prepare for this one. In the game last year, the stubborn HAWK defense set a team record in that they only allowed the Geeâ€"Gees one first down. The game will be played with no restrictions and should provide both teams with a measuring tool for the coming season. This is the final year of a two year contract with the Geeâ€"Gees for nonâ€"conference activity. Last year, the team from Ottawa was victorious 7â€"0 a game in which neither offense was able to score. The GEEâ€"GEES managed to pick up a fumble for the game‘s only score. Coach Larry Ring, former director of Football Canada, takes over the coaching reins from the departed Jim Daley. With a change in coaching, it will be PAGE 38 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1991 Sizing up the opposition OTTAWA GEEâ€"GEES (at Ottawa) . 4 GOLDEN HAWKS 91 Th M‘2 ised fc e Mustangs are por or their fourth consecutive YATES CUP with the usual large amount of returning talent coupled with class recruits. Clearly the class of the OUAA in 1990, the Mustangs were shortâ€"circuited enroute to the Vanier Cup by the Saint Mary‘s Huskies. A key game appears early (Sept. 20) against Toronto and if the Mustangs win that one, they might go all the way undefeated. WLU 10 wins; UWOâ€"23 wins balanced with run and pass. Quarterback Eugene Buccigrosâ€" si‘s emergence as a solid passer, can only improve the team‘s chances. Key game against Westâ€" ern will be early in the season on Sept. 20. WLU 13 wins; Uâ€"T 8 wins WESTERN MUSTANGS (away) Head Coach Larry Haylor offense was one of the _;z;;e't consistent in the league and well other team in upending Westâ€" ern‘s stranglehold on the Yates Cup. Led by All Star running Since his appointment four years ago, Coach Laycoe has steadily improved the programme at Toronto and the team has climbed high in the standings. With four years of impressive recruiting under his belt and the fact that he has quite a few holdovers, Coach Laycoe‘s team stands the best chance of any :: ; ~. '.':::‘;f 3 j nE : es goalea : ~\oe 35 e BLUES (away) _ Head Coach Bob Laycoe the league and running back, Ozzie Nethersole can hoof it with the best of them. Coach Musselâ€" man always comes up with a punishing ground attack and his defennse is more than just reâ€" spectable. TORONTO VARSITY WLUâ€"15 wins Vital Statistics: born June 9, 1984 Opposite Waterloo Square Open 9 to 9 Mon. â€" Fri. Saturdays till 6 p.m. 44,000 titles (9500 in stock) plus access to 2 million books in pnint 6,800 customers receive our free newsletter â€" call if you‘d like one For a perfect August read, try Rosamude Pilcher‘s September *6" pocketbook 100 King St. South 884â€"BOOK (2665) King, the Blues‘ The ‘90 Warriors narrowly missed the playâ€"offs last year but will be right in the thick of the hunt in ‘91. Allâ€"Star running back, Tom Chartier rushed for over 1,000 yards last year and will be a good bet to repeat as ALL CANADIAN. Always tough on defense, the Warriors will try to improve the passing game to implement the vaunted triple options series. Since this is the last game of the schedule, if both teams are alive for a playâ€"off spot, look for a full house at Seagram Stadium. Tuffy has former HAWKS, Chuck McMann, Mike Sitko and Chris Triantifilou on his staff. WLUâ€"19 wins; UWâ€"2 wins WLUâ€"16 wins; Yorkâ€"2 wins WATERLOO WARRIORS (away) son work with the veterans as well as 12 months of selective recruiting, YORK will have the capacity of upsetting most of the other teams. Lack of depth and injuries led to last season‘s 0â€"7 record and if Coach Arnott can avoid these pitfalls, he will have the team‘s fortunes on the right YORK YEOMEN (home) Head Coachâ€"Tom Arnott OCTOBER 19 Former WLU assistant coach, Tom Arnott heads into his second season at York and his team will definitely be improved over last year. 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