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~ _ A4 wn:mocnronichwVM“"% h se atr? y e t in t e Midgets down Kitchener 3â€"1 Waterioo midgets came out with a win and a tie in two exhiâ€" bition games played on the weekâ€" end. In the first event they deâ€" feated Kitchener 31. They tied 44 with Wingham in the second game. The line of Dean Woelfle, Gord Taylor and Pete Rudat regained some of its old form accounting for four of the seven goals in the two games. | Waterloo came out strong in the third period in the Kitchener game with goals by Taylor, Woelâ€" fle and Musselman. They skated hard, checked close and kept Kitâ€" chener on the defensive most of the period. Kitchener‘s lone score came early in the first period School sports By Brian Prentice Both Waterloo collegiate basketball teams saw action last week against St. Jerome‘s Lions. Unfortunately, our Vikings came out on the short end of the stick. The Junior Vikings played exâ€" tremely well but they could not contend with the sharp passing and accurate shooting of the St. Jerome‘s squad. Great performâ€" ances by Vic Chaisson and Jim Fitzgerald, in attack and deâ€" fence, were not enough as the team lost 60â€"30. Last week‘s scores indicate that all teams in the bantam division are playing better hockâ€" ey and making the standings a little tighter. The key game was between the Hawks and the Leafs and ended in a tie, leaving the Hawks with that oneâ€"point edge over the Leafs. Both teams played well with little difference between the clubs. Jeff Gestneir scored two goals in the second period to put the Leafs ahead 2â€"0. They looked good for a win until Paul Rellingâ€" er came through with one of his fine efforts to put the Hawks back in the game. * Then, with approximately one minute left, the Hawks, with goaltender and six attackers out, tied the score with a goal by Brad Caron, who played a standout checking game. All the other games were close contests with Penguins, Wings The western division â€" Black Hawks with 13 points are leadâ€" ing the peewee house league folâ€" lowing Saturday‘s games. The team is now two points ahead of the Canadians and Leafs, both from the eastern division, who are tied for second place. There is a threeâ€"way tie for third place between the Seals, Blues and North Stars. Game results: Bruins, 6; Leafs, 2. Penguins. 7; Kings, 1. Canadians, 4; Rangers, 2. Black Hawks, 5; Seals, 3. Braves, 1 ; Sabres, 0. Blues, 7; Aces, 1. Redwings, 6; Canucks, 3. North Stars, 7;, Flyers, 1. Eastern â€" division _ standings are Canadians Leafs Sabres Things didn‘t go much better Vikings lose double tilt Hawks head peewees By Don Dreisinger By Don Dreisinger aron scores tie goal F APts. 1 23 12 11 1 31 19 11 0 26 25 8 _on a goal by Doug Weiler. : Other Waterloo scorers were Brian Wilheim, who was brought up from house league and was very strong on defence in both games, and Mark Reger, who has been out with a foot injury for five weeks and is now starting to regain his form. he still came through with two Steve St. Marie, Cliff Heatherâ€" ington, and Jeff Lockridge (two). Wingham tied in the last minâ€" ute of the game when Waterloo was shortâ€"handed. in the senior game, in which the Vikings were outscored 70â€"57. In spite of the mounting odds, the WCI players never gave up and gave 100 percent of their efâ€" fort every minute they were on the court. The Vikings kept pace with the strongerâ€"built and faster St. Jerome‘s team for most of the game but fell apart in the final quarter. + Both Viking teams are now preparing for their next conâ€" tests when they are determined to make a better showing on the scoreboard. and Canadians coming up wins. Wins by the last two teams created a threeâ€"way tie for third place, which adds interest to the standings. Wings coach, Len Wilson, says he‘s after a big win next week to stay in third place. Game results: Hawks, 2; Leafs, 2. Penguins, 2; Rangers, 1. Canadians, 5; Seals, 2. Siskins, 4; Canucks, 4. Flyers, 4; Sabres, 4. _ Wings, 4; Blues, 3. Standings : W L TPts. Hawks 6 0 1 13 Leafs 5 0 2 12 Siskins 4 2 1 9 Wings 4 2 1 9 Canadians 4 2 1 9 Canucks 3 2 2 8 Flyers .8 3 1 7 Sabres 2 3 2 6 Penguins 2 5 0 4 Blues 1 5 1 3 Rangers 1 6 0 2 Seals 1 6 0 2 Redwings 4 3 0 24 28 8 Bruins 3 4 0 29 2%%6 6 Braves 1 3 i 15 2 5 Canucks 2 4 132 30 5 Rangers 0 5 2 19 37 2 Western division standings are : WL T F APts. Black Hawks 6 0 1 60 13 13 Seals 5 2 0 37 18 10 Blues 5 2 0 47 21 10 North Stars 4 1 2 38 23 10 Aces 3 3 122 § 7 Penguins 2 5 0 28 29 4 Flyers 1 6 0 12 63 2 Kings 0 7 0 11 50 0 Black Hawks 6 0 1 60 13 13 Seals 5 2 0 37 18 10 Blues 5 2 0 47 21 10 North Stars 4 1 2 38 23 10 Aces 3 3 122 § 7 Penguins 2 5 0 28 29 4 Flyers 1 6 0 12 63 2 Kings 0 7 0 11 50 0 Game times this Saturday Canucks vs Rangers, 8 a.m. Flyers vs Seals, 9:05 a.m.; Bruins vs Sabres, 10:20 a.m.:; Kings vs Aces, 11:25 a m.; Redâ€" wings vs Leafs, 12:40 p.m.;, North Stars vs Penguins, 1:45 p.m.; Canadians vs Braves, 3 p.m.; Black Hawks vs Blues, 4:06 a. m w L T 6 0 5 2 5 2 4 1 3 3 2 5 1 6 0 7 6 0 1 13 5 0 2 12 4 2 1 9 4 2 1 9 4 2 1 9 3 2 2 8 3 3 1 7 2 3 2 6 2 5 0 4 1 § 1 3 1 6 0 2 1 6 0 : Coachâ€" John Ford said he~is pleased with the progress of the team, especially the defense of Kirby Watson, Braun Wilheim, Mark Reger and Barry Mussel}â€" â€" He said he is still hopingâ€" for a little more offensive team play, YWCA WATERLOO YWCA 744â€"1711 i. 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