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Richard Carty from Greg Prachter and two more in the third - Corey Piste from Rob Thiel and Brad Posh" and the eighth goal being scored by Todd McFarlane unassnsted Hespeler scored their lone goal with as sermds left III the game making ll 8-1 Waterloo Saturday saw the Panthers in Guelph defeating the Royal City 3-1 Randy Tracey minded the net for Waterloo The Panthers opened the scoring in the first penod With a goal by Todd McFarlane assisted by Stott Zavaros and Doug Cote The score remained l-o Wa. terloo until the third period when Richard Carly put the Panthers ahead 2-0 with a de- fieetion from Chris Keller Guelph put themselves on the board with one midway in the third With 2:09 left in'the Sunday the Panthers hosted Galt at Waterloo Arena and shut them out " Jeff Bender. in goal tor Waterloo. takes cre- dit for the shutout Rob Thiel of the Panthers started the ball rolling with only 2 " in the game With a goal from Troy Schmidt Thiel picked up his 3e cond point also in the first period assisted by Troy Seli- midt and Todd McFarlane. Wa- terkio‘s.third counter came at , 10 In the second period by Greg Prachter assisted by Tony McCauley and Rot, Thiel Scott Zavaros rounded out the icon ing at the third period from Todd McFarlane and Rob Thiel game. Brad Posh“ crunched it with the Panthers thud goal as- sisted by Corey Fish ending the game 3-1 Waterloo