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Tanaka will have to wait until Saturday when his Belleville Bulls open against the Western Hockey League champion Spokane Chiefs at 4 pm. The Bulls earned the right to com- pete after reaching the Ontario Hockey League final before losing to the host Kitchener Rangers 4-1 in Monday’s sev- enth game; With the OHL hosting this year‘s Memorial Cup, it was granted two berths. Tanaka hopes cup trip is memorable “Sure we felt bad about losing to Kitchener. But we’ve just got to keep our heads up," Tanaka said. "It sure feels pretty good to be going to the Memorial Cup." I This is Tanaka’s third year with the Bulls, who acquired him during the 2005-06 season from Plymouth where he launched his OHL career in 2004-05. Due to circumstances beyond our control, the Ming sandals advertised in our current flyer (ending May 23rd) will not be available. WAL’MART We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. neededimmediately follooalwom. 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The Bulls must shrug off the disapâ€" pointment in losing to the Rangers and refocus their efforts, he said. A rematch with the Rangers in the final, would be the ideal match-up, he said, adding he knows Gatineau (the Quebec champions) and Spokane have their own ideas. “We’ve just got to play our game and do what we need to do to win and play the way we can play,” he said. “Everyone is confident and we know we’re a good team." His older brother, Cale, just finished his second year with the University of Alabama Huntsville Chargers team. When not on the ice, the younger Tanaka takes business courses at Loyal- ist College in Belleville and just finished his second year. 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