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tut Warriors finished: Worriers Just beginning Howie Green of the University of Waterloo Wotriers w.atches from behind the net as a shot by teammate Bob McKillop (not in picture) eludes Guelph Musketeer goalie. That was the opening goal in the championship game of Jim Sweeney scored two second period goals to give Musketeers a 2-llead, but Bill Cook scored at 11:25 of the third to set the stage for Green's winner Despite reaching the finals last year. Worriers were placed in the supposed- art the eight-team event. year, they retired the “this only to give up a late goal and lose 6-5 to Kitchener. This year, Worriers led H) after the first period on a goal by centre Bob McKni- lop. who also coaches the Warriors Undefeated in four games in the fifth annual Chippers “nament, the Worriers wk the final game " over the Guelph Musketeers. Home Green scored the my goal on threat:- . at 12:05 of the third In: McKjllop's Univer- sity. of Wéterloo hockey Waniors are figtiatted. But his UW Worriers are just be- 'alltlt", ap'pm to have to worry about. The Worriers won all their iltrss, on their way to tak- " oldtimers' hockey championship Saturday night in a tournament host- ed by another local team. tin Waterloo Chippers. It was the Worriers' first "We play to have as much hm " possible." said McK- illop. in a dressing room where he and his teammates made enough noise to rival a junior hockey club. magical; rou f A dual meet between Hamilton Wentworth Aquatic Club spectators saw {he 'lull (HWAC) and the Region of Waterloo mow) Swin Club“B” game at the Waterloo i,fitrr'gli' held at Wilfrid Laurier University Pool on I“. " a . r. l, . , a ','ftiatfa'tt.T,rni,'r1tt Placing in the top threelbr ROW were: Paul Bess. l4 - lst players, all of whom are at - 200 metre backstroke. 1st - 400 metre Individual Medley: least 35. Tod Major. 8 - lst - 100 metre backstroke. 2nd - 100 metre "ICs the cleanest hockey imaginable." McKillop con- tinued. “It‘s too bad minor hockey can't be played that way ly weaker four-team "B" di- vision. That served to make their win all the more satis- tying. May 'andrititcmssin-is-, W”! the "B" division's opener with a 12-2 win over the Combines, a team com- prised of former Kirkland Lake players. Then they beat St. Clements 3-1 and won 7-4 over the Guelph Never-Wasers. Both teams picked up three minor penalties in the final game and some of those appeared accidental, Altogether, Worrier goa- lie Goerge Roth gave up only nine goals. “We have to go to work the next day .. ttGrriers coached by M THIS ORIGINAL DOCUMENT IS IN VERY POOR CONDITION The Worriers - only four of whom don't work for Uni- versity of Waterloo, won only one game in the 1977 Chippers tournament. A yearearrter. they lost Ira to the New; R.O.W.swim results Ricky Dey of the Never- Wasers was voted the most Putin; in the top threefbr ROW were: Paul Bess. " - lst - 200 metre backstroke. lst - 400 metre Individual Medley: Tod Major. 8 - lst - 100 metre backstroke. 2nd - 100 metre breaststroke. 2nd - 100 metre butterfly: John Ashton, 15 - lst - 100 metre freestyle, lst'- 100 metre breaststroke. ISL 100 metre butterfly: John Oesch. 16 - lst - 200 metre Individual Medley. Sue Suominen. l2 - lst - 100 metre freestyle. 3rd _ 200 metre backstroke; Lianne Marker. 13 - lst - 400 metre ln- dwidual Medley. 3rd - 100 metre freestyle. 2nd _ l00 metre butterfly. Amanda de Boer, l3 _ lst - 100 metre breasts, Hoke Janie Mckenzie, 9 - lst - 100 metre breaststroke. 3rd - 100 metre backstroke. 2nd - 50 metre freestyle: Brad ()csch. 8 - lst - 100 metre butterfly. 3rd - 50 metre freestyle. Sandy Gardiner, 12 - lst - 100 metre butterfly. 2nd - 200 metre Individual Medley. Michael Plouffe, 10 - lst - 50 metre butterfly. Romana Ptak. 13 - 2nd - 200 metre breasts- troke. 2nd - 100 metre fly, Robert Walsh, ll - lst - 100 metre butterfly: Jackie Hess. l4 - 2nd - 200 metre Individual Med- ley. 3rd - 100 metre butterfly: Leanne Pinder. l2 - 2nd - 100 metre butterfly. Coreen Whalen. ll - 1st - 50 metre butterf- Iv. Jennifer McPherson. 8 - 3rd - 100 metre backstroke. valuable player in the three- day tournament. "I sues he got seven or eight goals," McKillop said. - A - The -Worriers hadn't played _tngether this season before the Chipper: tour- nament. but they'll be get- ting busier. They're entered the fifth annual Chipper: oldtirner hockey tournament. Worriers won the game, played at the Waterloo Arena. by a narrow 3-2 margin. The Waterloo Athletic 'A' Soccer Team will continue its fund raising drive on Saturday, April 7. 9:30 am. to 5:30 pm at Waterloo Square featuring a soccer display and raf- fle on a 14-inch color TV, Season tickets will also be on sale. Further information may be obtained from club secretary. Mrs Henry Crans at 885-4545 in another tournament in St. {Elements this coming wee- DIVISION "A" SCORES: Musketeers 5, Elmira 2; Chipper: 6, Kitchenrzz El- mira s, Kitchener 2; Muske~ teers 4, Chippers 2: Chip- pers 5, Elmira 3: Kitchener Joanne Hess, 11 - 3rd - 50 metre freestyle: Kim Fihhger. 15 . 3rd - 400 metre Ind. Medley: Heidi Lyon. 9 - 3rd - 100 metre breaststroke: Tracy Gellatly. l4 - 3rd - 50 metre butterfly: Geoff Bennett. 15 - 3rd - 200 metre backstroke. and - 100 metre freestyle: Scott Webster. " am; no metre trusty" le: John Waldow. " - 2nd - 400 metre Ind. Med, ', Roger Hess. 13 _ 3rd - 400 metre Ind. Med.: Chris Harrigan. 9 - 3 100, metre breaststroke: Franklin Ham. ll - Md - 50 the! butterfly; Tim Tuttal. ll - 3rd - 50 metre butterfly. l ,. ROW won the meet 165 - HWAC - 151. Three of ROW's senior swimmers are in Winnipeg com- peting in the Canadian National Short-Course Cham.. pionships They are Julie Yuska, 16. Tracy Klinck. l4 and John Allen Soccer team continues fund raising drive 6, Musketeers 5. Worriers It, Combines 2.. Never Wagers 6, " Cle- ments 2: Worriers T, St. Cle- " ments 1: Never Wager»: " ' Combines 3: Warriors 7. Never Wasers 4: St. Cle- ments IO, Combines 4. DIVISION "B" SCOR?