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_ ({Minor Hockey Scoreboard | Page 20 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, March 26, 1980 Last week the major Atom ‘Tim Horton® Cubs travelled to Brampton to participate in their 21st Internaâ€" tional Atom Hockey Tournament. The tournament was divided into A and B Divisions with 3 Groups in the A Division and 4 Groups in the B Diâ€" vision. The Cubs were placed in the A Division, Group 2 along with Buriâ€" In the first round of play each Group played a roundâ€"robin series. The Cubs first game was against ington, Oshawa and Toronto Red Cubs Consol Grand Champion Oshawa opened the scoring at 2:52 with a goal by Robbie Linton from Mike Cole. Robie Bishop gave Oshaâ€" wa a 20 lead with his goal at 3:59 from John McArthur. Chuck Dietrich put the Cubs on the scoreboard with his 25th goal of the season at 6:46 unassisted. Both teams were kept off the scoreboard for the rest of the game to give Oshawa the 21 win. â€" _ For their second game the Cubs met Burlington. & The Cubs opened the scoring at 7:05 with a goal by Jeff Clugston from Tim Allensen and John East. Rich Goode put them out front 20 with his goal at 8:21 from David At 8:20 of the second period Brett Swaykoski scored from Dwayne Neâ€" delko and Jeff Periey for Burlington for a 2â€"1 score. Dwayne Nedelko scored 52 seconds into the third period from Darren Whalley and Jeff Periey to tie the game at 2â€"2. The Cubs scored a goal in each period while holding the Red Wings scoreless to take the 3â€"0 win. Jeff clugston scored the first goal at 2: 19 of the first period from Tim Allenâ€" sen and Brad Kit. Chuck Dietrich scored at 5:57 of the second period from Robert Thiel and John East and Chuck scored at 8:24 of the third period from Chris Rigby and David Schenk to give the Cubs the 3â€"0 win. The Cubs played the Toronto Red Wings in their final game of the roundâ€"robin series. In the A Division the first place teams in each Group plus the best second place team in the Division Cambridge Waterloo Etobico TWEEN DIVISION PETITE DIVISION Hamilton Kitchener Martingrove Hamilton Waterloo Martingrove JUNIOR DIVISION BELLE DIVISION Waterloo Hamilton Waterloo Woolwich Cambridge Hamilton Martingrove Martingrove Kitchener The game ended in the 2â€"2 tie McARTHUR APPLIANCE SERVICE Repair Most Major Appliances CORL Ringette PHONE 885â€"1562 30â€"DAY GUARANTEE ON PARTS AND LABOR 14 12 12 10 12 11 12 10 10 11 13 10 13 13 13 11 11 10 10 11 10 11 Brampton 20â€"12. This put the Cubs in the A Division Consolation Championship game against the Winnipeg Colts, who had defeated oshawa in their second At 8:17 Jim Lockhardt scored from Rory Bochinski and Chris Carâ€" penter for the Colts to tie the game. With 1: 13 left in the second period Brad Kit scored from Tim Allensen and Brad Hyde to give the Cubs back the lead 2â€"1. In the game the Winnipeg Colts out shot the Cubs 16â€"10. This win made the ‘Tim Horton‘ Cubs the A Division Consolation Champs. The Cubs then met the B Division Consolation Champs. Milâ€" ton, for the Consolation Grand Championship. David Cherry opened the scoring at 3:01 of the first period with an unassisted goal for the Cubs. The second period went scoreless, Fiftyâ€"five seconds into the second period Brad Kit scored from David Schenk and Jason Zettler to give the Cubs back the lead 2â€"1. But at 5:33 Jeff Sheppard scored from Glenn Barnes to tie the game once again at 2â€"2. Tim Allensen scored his 55th goal of the season at 1:08 of the third period from Brad Kit and Jason Zettler to give the Cubs back the lead 3â€"2. With 36 seconds left in the game Chuck Dietrich scored from Chris Rigby to give the Cubs the 4â€"2 victory. n The Cubs opened the scoring at 5:15 with a goal by Jason Poag from Tim Allensen and David Schenk. At 6:37 of the third period Jason Poag scored his second goal from Tim Allensen and Brad Kit to give the Cubs a 3â€"1 lead. Chuck Dietrich scored at 7:55 unassisted to give the Cubs the 4â€"1 victory. advanced into the Championship series. The two remaining second place teams plus the 2 best third place teams advanced to the Consoâ€" lation round. The Cubs 1â€"1â€"1 record put them in the Consolation series. For their first game the Cubs met the host team the Brampton Lions. from Brad Kit and Jason Poag. Brampton came back with a goal at 6:40 from John Battice assisted by Kevin O‘Neill and Kelly Beaudet to tie the game 2â€"2. The Cubs apened the scoring at 5:10 with a goal by Tim Allensen round of play In the game the Cubs out shot 12 11 11 132 120 41 41 61 51 57 104 125 108 51 Pts 21 17 17 17 13 10 16 16 13 18 13 then. in the third period Brad Kit scored at the 21 second mark from Tim Allensen and John East to make the score 2â€"0. At 7:28 Brad scored his second goal from Jeff Clugston and Robert Thiel to put the Cubs out front 3â€"0. The games final goal was scored at 11:42 by Tim Allensen from David Schenk and Brad Kit. Tne Cubs out shot Milton in the game 275. "Derek Geisel and Shawn Brenner played super in net for the Cubs in the Tournament. The win made the ‘Tim Horton® Cubs the Consolation Grand Chamâ€" pions for 1980. _ _ N Z Saints met Welland in the first game and allowed their opponents three goals before charging back with two of their own. However. time ran out and the loss was costly. Brad Haelzle scored the Waterloo goals and Joey Germann assisted on both. The game was marred by some inept officiating so bad that one coach‘s unblemished record was ruined as he was assessed a twoâ€" minute bench minor. f Saturday the Cubs are in Brantâ€" ford against Stratford for the Hub League Newton Division Major Atom Championship. Kitchener Blazers played the role of spoilers Sunday as they upset Waâ€" terloo Major bantams Unisex 3â€"2 in Mantle _ Division _ consolation playoffs. Unassisted goals by Sandy Someâ€" rville and Jeff Kempel gave Kitchener a 2â€"0 lead. Waterloo‘s Dan Kennedy scored from Scott Saunders and Chris Burke to draw the home team to within one. Waterloo must now travel to Simâ€" coe as the round robin series contiâ€" A sluggish start in game one of the Blueline tournament proved costly to the Waterloo Hogg Fuel Saints. In game two Waterloo ‘aced Ajax and outplayed them throughout the game only to be handcuffed by suâ€" perb goaltending. With a scoreless draw Saints would have been eliminâ€" ated so with the goalie out Ajax found the empty net with only three seconds remaining. Ajax went‘on to the final round and Waterloo played Brantford in an exhibition game. Kitchener‘s twoâ€"goal lead was resâ€" tored when Scott Davis scored from Eric MoJlnar before the second period ended. In the third period Waterloo again made the score close as Dave Nickel scored assisted by Mike LeBlanc. Blazers tightened their defense and hung on for the win. Saints played their best game of the tournament against Brantford. The game featured fast skating and some excellent passing. After taking a twoâ€"goal lead Waterloo watched Brantford bounce back for three and the win. Brad Haelzle scored both Waâ€" terloo goals in one of his best games of the year. The four goals on the weekend included his 50th and gave him a total of 54 goals in 54 games. a wellâ€"deserved achievemnent. Saints one remaining game is against Stratford Saturday for the Hub League championship. Whiz kid Brad Haelzle fires 50th for Saints Blazers upset Unisex NASHVILLE VIP apru 4+7* may 1619 # Smor ord Dinner at Hermitage House amaunun«'.mn :g":umOpvyow S A. V.SA choice: ‘ourâ€" or Opryland U.S. acvn?bh'm%'zmm * Free Drink Coupons # Luxury Escorted Motorcoach Transportation # 3 nights Ramada Inn and all taxes INDY 500 may 2425 * Hotel « Reserved Seat » Transportation $129 Twin |EASTER SPRING TOURS 1980 music mann travel association presents ... Ottawa Tulip Festival May 9â€"11, Mag_ 23â€"25 _ Montreal Tour 4 days May 16â€"19 Optimist Warriors cop consols in Harriston The first place team of the novice league was beaten by the Waterioo Wasps Saturday at Waterioo Arena 6â€"3, guaranteeing the Wasps a berth in the championship game, April The Kavaliers: Donald McConnell started the scoring at‘1:23 of the first period. Timmy Bishop from Matthew Zilinskas responded for Wasps at 2:38. Bishop unassisted added another.to end the scoring for the first period. The second period was all Wasps. They outskated the Kavaliers with outstanding work on the part of Scott McPherson and Todd Melynchuk on defence. Matthew Zilinskas hustling from his defensive zone put in a clasâ€" sic backhand goal. Steven Rice put in the winning goal at 12:03 of the second period. Rice from Brent Mulâ€" ligan added the insurance goal. The icing came at 14:38 for Wasps® Capâ€" tain Zilinskas from Chad Young. and Two goals in the last minute of the game knocked the Waterloo Twin City Optimist Warriors into the conâ€" solation round of the Harriston Banâ€" tam tournament as they were deâ€" feated 7â€"6 by Owen Sound. Kavaliers rallied early in the third period for two more goals by Mike Laurie assisted by Donald McConâ€" nell on his first and Kevin Bell on his second when the Wasps were shorthâ€" Shots on net were twentyâ€"tWwo for each team. The Wasps meet the Krickets next Saturday for the fifth game of the round robin playâ€"off. Chris Archer assisted by Dave Morrow gave Warriors an early lead but Owen Sound replied with three consecutive goals. In the second Archer scored from Joel Curtis and defenceman Dave Morrow tallied unassisted to tie the In the third‘Warriors held the lead three times but on each occaston Wasps knock off Kavaliers «+ Nashville » Montreal « Ottawa «» Indy 500 » Kentucky Derby DFFE muric mann tou:; ltd \24 1 V\ PM M ACADIAN UPHOLSTERY and INTERIOR FROM $179 pp quad Kitchener Departures Still Available! Manon Harbec 421 WATERLOO ST., LONDON 434â€"1167 _ OFFICE HOURS: MON.â€"PRAI. 9:00 A.M.â€"5:30 P.M. Owen Sound battled back to tie Richmond Hill scored the only goal of the second but Warriors came out flying in the third and outsâ€" cored their opponents by a 3â€"1 maNâ€" gin. Rich Denomme got his second Warrior goals were scored by Chris Baron from Steffier, Rich Denomme from Doug Kaminska and Archer completed his hat trick unasâ€" The final blow came when Owen Sound scored the winning goal with only three seconds remaining in the gatme., 5} 5 +0 00000 a Warriors added three mork in the third as Schoenhofer completed his hat trick from Joel Curtis, Rich Denomme scored on a powerplay with Bill Limage and Chris Archer assisting and Doug Kaminska scored with a man advantage from Scott McCargar and John Dietrich. London spoiled Mike Kavelman‘s shutout bid with a powerplay goal with 15 seconds left in the game. Warriors won the consolation side of the tournament defeating Richâ€" mond Hill 42 in the final. Waterloo led by Brian Schoenâ€" hofer‘s threeâ€"goal performance whipped London 5â€"1 in the second game. 1 After a scoreless first period, Schoenhoféer scored a pair both asâ€" sigted by Joel Curtis and Chris Archer notched a shorthanded goal assisted by Doug Kaminska. i Rich Denomme gave Waterioo the lead in the first period when he was fed a pass by Bill Limage. Outstanding Ranger defenceman Paul Coffey was the overâ€"all winner for Rangers with Grant Martin runnerâ€"up. Although he finished only third in the latest segment beâ€" hind teammates Mike Allison and Dale Hunter, Sudbury Wolves goalie Don Beaupre, a native of Waterloo, won his club‘s overâ€"all Molson cup by a big margin over Allison. NEW YORK CITY apri 47* may 1619 * 3 nights downtown Manhatten + taxes * Reserved Seat for Broadway Theatre * New York City Tour and all Admissions * Plenty of shopping time ‘ * Luxury Escorted Motorcoach Transportation Goaltender Jacques Cormier, one of the bright spots for Kitchener Rangers in the last few games of the season, won the Molson Cup segment for Feb/March locally. Cormier finished tied with Joe McDonnell and Jim Mcâ€" Geachie with 15 points but won the segment based on more first star selections. Beaupre, Coffey win Molson Cups KENTUCKY DERBY RELENIVURT VELRDT May 24 * 2 Nights Hotel «* Admissions $129 quad 440 PHILLIP ST. WATERLOO ONTARIO 886â€" 3302 We offer you guaranteed workmanship 18 years expenence Very Reasonable Prices tfree estimates ® pickup and delivery Reupholistering Repairs Draperies Furniture stripping and refinishing. FROM: $189 pp quad goal from Chris Archer. Richmond Hill tied the score but Scott McCarâ€" gar notched the winner just 33 seâ€" conds later assisted by Brian Schoenhofer and Chris Baron. . Joel Curtis fired the insurance goal with 50 seconds left in the game as he picked up the puck when John Dietrich won the face off and then outhustled the Richmond Hill deâ€" fenders to fire it in the net. Captain Rich Denomme accepted the trophy for his teammates. j Panthers on Brantford warpath Waterloo minor peewee Panthers dumped Preston 4â€"1 in a suddenâ€" death game Sunday at Waterloo Arena to earn the right to advance to the Hub League championship in Brantford Saturday. John Fazakas scored the hat trick for Panthers against Preston, in cluding the first two goals of the game in the second period. The first was assisted by Jim Way and the seâ€" cond by Andrew Reeve. Before the period ended Chris Read tallied unâ€" assisted to give Waterloo a 3â€"0 lead. Fazakas completed his threeâ€"goal effort early in the third before Presâ€" ton rounded out the scoring with their only goal. Panthers will play Kitchener Grand River Tosello Kings for the championship Saturday in Brantford at 11:20 a.m