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Vaughan addedr e -'s,‘-n_d"e; ul “‘ ?lg Harris recorded the shutout over the Gaels, while Vaughan noted the winning goal. In other OUAA hockey action, the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks suffered their first loss of the seaâ€" son dropping a 4â€"1 decision to Queen‘s on Friday, The team ralâ€" lied for a 7â€"3 win over RMC on Saturday, The University of Waterloo hockey Warriors picked up two weekend wins defeating the Royal Military College Redmen 4â€"1 on Sunday. On Saturday the Warâ€" riors edged the Queen‘s Golden Gaels 1â€"0, Chris Kraemer paced the Warâ€" tiors with two goals over the Redâ€" men with Greg Allen and Marc In Sunday‘s other games, the Brock Badgers down the McGill Redmen 85â€"71 to take third place while Ryerson topped Waterloo Warriors 72â€"68 in the consolation HockeyWarriors sweeLP weekend The University of We The Winnipeg Wesmen capâ€" tured their thirdâ€"consecutive Naiâ€" smith _ Classic â€" basketball championship after defeating the Brandon Bobcats 87â€"76 in the final game at the University of Waterloo on Sunday. Wesmen capture Naismith tourney Kubas has been nominated for the Hee Crighton Award for Canada‘s outstanding football player, while Delaney was named the league‘s representative for the President‘s Trophy, which goes to Canada‘s outstanding defensive player. The awards will be announced Thursday night in Toronto and be presented to the winners at Friday night‘s allâ€" Canadian dinner. Kubas, a fifthâ€"year quarterback with the Golden Hawks, set the CIAU record for passing yardage with 8,424 yards to his credit. This past season he had seven interceptions to lead the OUAA putting him third best in OUAA history. Kubas, Delaney nominated for top football award Wilfrid Laurier University quarâ€" terback Bill Kubas and University of Waterloo corner back Cory Delaney have each been nomiâ€" nated for prestigious Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union awards. University Sport Briefs "”""""'":‘ "1“: c thetofiey N‘“e?fl%vflfi ya$ DOUBLE.....309 set 519 ua $1GQ QUEEN......329 set sso KIUNG........ 479 set 799 PILLOW TOP $ "* +169 DOUBLE.....260 set 44 QUEEN......289 set 474 KING........ 460 se 714 Hawh goaitander Mesy Tor cmummm from a ‘ork player over the net in OWIAA university women‘s hockey play at the Waterloo Arena on Sunday. Hawks won the game 5â€"3, for their first win of the seaâ€" son. Earlier in the week Hawks and York played to a 5â€"5 tie in Toronto. It‘s up and over! DOUBLE.....220 set 304 QUEEN......209 set «4 KING........ 409 set 654 DOUBLE.....179 set 304 QUEEN......209 SEt 354 WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1994 â€" PAGE 35 Adults $6 Stu/Seniors $5 Children $3 159 Waterloo vs. Guelph JFFER 7:00 p.m. DOUBLE..... 150 seT 264 QUEEN....., 180 set 314 199 SET 214 S] ZQ "31 % DOUBLE..... 120 SET 71 QUEEN...... 150 SET 204