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Springbank race direc- tor. Dave Prokop describ- ed Lobsinger's race tactic as superb. Earl set a brisk early pace for the first two miles, when Lobsinger sud- denly moved and sped to victory over' the rain- swept course. Lobsinger' l wins three i, V mile race ind Lobsinger was clocked at 13 minutes. 25 seconds. This was one second slow- er than the course record set in 1975 by Al Salazar of Boston. Lobsinger was second in that race with a time of 13 minutes. 29 sec- In the race Sunday, sec- ond place was taken by Dave Peckham of Brigh- ton, who was six yards behind Lobsinger. In third place was Rob Earl of Séarborough who was clocked at 13 minutes. 29 seconds. There were 162 runners who finished the race. Lobsinger is a grade 13 student at St. Jeromes high school in Kitchener. F. M‘- Wmloo Chronicle, Wednesday, Septembcf 29, 1976 at the Springbank road race program in London, Ontario. Waterioo's Tom Lob- singer won the high school three mile event Sunday Spurn RON BROWN, percussion BOB COMBER, percussion Program includes Bartok. Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion "one of the most talented pianists of the younger gener- ation ... She played Liszt's Mephisto Waltz with the non- chalance of the wizard ... Ravel's 0ndine with virtuosity for the fun of the thing." The Times (London, England) Program of Bach-Busoni, Chopin, Brahms. OCTOBER 7 BECKETT and MACDONALD Wilfrid Laurier University SEPTEMBER 30 VALERIE TRYON, piano ADMISSION FREE Information: 884- 1970 ext. 431 THURSDAYS 12:30 p.m. - 1:20 p.m. THEATRE AUDITORIUM YOUR CHOICE o YOGA o BELLY DANCING O EXERCISE To MUSIC University of Waterloo Warriors football players lifted the foot- ball high in jubilation Saturday after they intercepted a Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawks pass. Happy moments were FACULTY OF MUSIC MUSIC AT NOON BECKETT and MACDONALD Piano Duo By Peggy Kempel The Waterloo Jr. Expos opened their Ontario Base- ball Association finals series against Waterdown at home and were defeated 5-2. Waterdown opened the scoring with a run in the second inning. In the third inning Waterdown scored two more runs to take a 3-0 lead. In the seventh inning the Expos made it on the score- board with a single run to make it 3-1. In the eighth Waterdown came back and Expos lose to Waterdown In the Expos' half of the eighth they scored another run for a 5-2 score. Both teams went scoreless in the ninth to give Waterdown the 5-2 win and a one game lead in the best of three series. Ross London lead Water- down to victory going three for five at the plate. John Rakush hit a triple and Doug Carey and Terry Brush each hit a double for the only extra base hits in the game. Scott Bailey, Randy Gart- ley and Pat Royston each hit two singles. Waterdown scored their five runs off 12 hits and five walks and seven bat- ters struck-out. scored two runs to take a 5-1 lead. The Expos scored their THE TREASURE TROVE Hours 10-5130 Tues. - Sat. Sale Ends Saturday 16 Union St. E Watolloo 745-6773 scarce for the Warriors who were defeated 41-14 try the Gold- en Hawks Saturday at Seagram Stadium. The Roadrunners defeat- ed Guelph Canadians 2-1. on goats by Steve McGrind- er and Marcel Desmeules. Both Guelph and Water- loo had n'umemus scoring Waterloo Team Sports Roadrunners captured the Central Ontario Minor Soc- cer League championship for the second year in a row on Saturday, Sept. 25, in a game played at Guelph's Centennial High School. Barry Musselman hit two singles and Jim Taylor and John Lanteigne each hit one single. two runs off four hits and five walks and six batters struck-out. Scott Bailey was credited with the win for Waterdown and Jim Zwygers was charg- Team sports win title the Athlete of the Week ed with the Expos loss. Craig Dubecki and Mark Sekulin pitched in relief for the Waterloo Expos. The second game in this series is scheduled for Sun- day Oct. 3 at 1 pan. in Wa- terdown. If a third game in the series is necessary it will follow the second game for a doubleheader. Mike Hounsell made the outstanding play of the game for the Roadrunners by heading what looked like a sure Guelph goal over the Waterloo crossbar to pre- serve the win. opportunities, in what was a fast exciting game. With Waterloo ahead 2-1 at half- time, Guelph applied tre- mendous pressure in the final 30 minutes in an at- tempt to tie the game up.