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Senior women‘s cage title on ' the line Saturday |;; The Ontario Senior ‘A‘ Women‘s Basketâ€" ball Championship will be held on Saturday, February 20 at Caâ€" meron Heights colleâ€" giate in Kitchener. The three team tournament will feature a highly competitive schedule with the Kitchenerâ€"Waâ€" terloo Reivers, defendâ€" ing champions, serving as tournament hosts. The Reivers will have plenty of competiâ€" tion from the Toronto Official Sports Centre and the Niagara Cheroâ€" kees from St. Cathâ€" arines. Both teams hold small margin vicâ€" tories over the Reivers. Last week Waterloo Discos made it to the petite semiâ€"finals of the Kitchener Ringette tournament. Reivers are led by Yonna Sutton, Kathy Martinson and Sue Porter, returning members of last year‘s Discos first game saw them dump Lonâ€" don 8â€"4. They then went up against Etobico and won 9â€"4, and continued their winning ways edging Sudbury 5â€"4. Discos‘ luck ran out in semiâ€"final play howevâ€" er when they dropped a 6â€"3 decision to Kitchenâ€" er Monica Conners and Wendy Dietrich were superb as usual in net for Waterloo, and Discos received fine defensive efforts from Julie Taylor, Colleen Dietrich, Jennifer Israel and Vanessa Stack. Scoring for Waterloo were Andrea Jalbert (seven goals, six asâ€" sists), Christine East (6â€"4), Jennifer Hume (4â€"6), Staci Berner (2â€" 2), Lynn Rettinger (2â€" 2), Kim Koch (1â€"2), Kim Stephans (1â€"2), Jane Logan (1â€"3), Julie Taylor (0â€"4), Colleen Dietrich (0â€"3), Jennifer Israel (0â€"3) and Vanesâ€" sa Stack (0â€"2). Disco streak cut ACADIAN UPHOLSTERY and INTERIOR VISIT OUR NEW LOCATION championship team. They should get plenty of support from Judy Antonio, Angie Tekonâ€" iemi and Bev Sauer. The Toronto Official Sports Centre roster reads like a Toronto high school allâ€"star team. Led by highly recruited 6°2" Patricia Paul, the Toronto team has to be considered a serious contender for the title. The other supâ€" porting allâ€"stars inâ€" clude guards Dolores D‘Ambrosi and Sharon Harris and forwards Sherl Jones and Cathy Pin. Kâ€"W Reivers, defendâ€" ing champions of the Oshawa Invitational Ladies Basketball Tournament had to setâ€" tle for a second place finish at this year‘s fifth annual event. The Reivers had won the tournament â€" the past ‘two years. Reivers won their opening game with a 69â€"48 win over Golden Mile Collision from Toâ€" ronto. The Reivers started quickly, openâ€" ing up a 41â€"21 lead at halfâ€"time and mainâ€" tained the comfortable margin throughout the game. d cA SlIllUl'll dll'.bl.ll The Wimr 0' lhe eam. Led by highly â€" tournament will repreâ€" recruited 6°2" Patricia Ontari th pC Paul, the Toronto team _ 3°nt Ontario at the Caâ€" nas to be considered a â€" D24an Championships serious contender for :onbeN:"fdl;:_‘ml:‘sr‘:?:: li(n the title. The other supâ€" lot ; March porting allâ€"stars inâ€" ‘*"° > clude guards Dolores _ TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE D‘Ambrosi and Sharon 11:00 a.m. Niagara vs. Kâ€"W Harris and forwards :I‘Kealov;r:n Toronto vs. Niagara Sherl Jones and Cathy _ #:30 pm Kâ€"W Reivers vs Pin. Toronto Reivers are bridesmaids in Oshawa Judy Antonio led the Reiver scoring with 14 points while Kathy Martinson and Marnie MacDonald each added 10 points to the Reiver cause. In the semiâ€"final game, Reivers pulled off a last minute 37â€"35 victory over Oshawa as Kathy Martinson scored the winning basket with seven secâ€" onds remaining in the game. The Reivers trailed the host team throughout the lowâ€" scoring contest, down 22â€"15 at halfâ€"time. Martinson was high scorer for the Reivers with 10 points, while Ava Langley led the Oshawa team with 11 foints. 10 WYMAN ROAD WATERLOO PHONE 886â€"3302 Reupholistering Repairs Draperies Furniture stripping and refinishing We offer you guaranteed workmanship 18 years experience Very Reasonable Prices free estimates ® pickup and delivery Niagara Cherokee, thirdâ€"place finishers last year, are back with another year of experience. Their strong team play should prove them tough competitors. In the championship game, the Reivers played well but had their problems at the free throw line. In the 56â€"53 loss to the Toronto Metro Raiders, the Reivers made only 3 of 12 free throws. The Reivers trailed at half time 32â€"27 but managed to tie the game at 42â€"42 with eight minutes remainâ€" ing. However, the difâ€" ference was at the foul line, as Toronto conâ€" verted four big ones in the final minute of play. Bev Sauer led the Reiver scoring withN11 points with Martinson and Sue Porter conâ€" tributing 10 points each. Leslie Edwards scored 15 for Toronto. Reivers play the Uniâ€" versity of Waterloo Athenas on Wednesday in a 7:00 o‘clock game at Bluevale Collegiate in a tuneâ€"up game for the defense of their O ntario Senior Women‘s Championâ€" ship which will be held at Cameron Heights Collegiate in Kitchener on Saturday, February Reivers are scheâ€" duled to play Niagara Cherokees at 11: 00 o‘clock and Toronto Ofâ€" ficial Sports Centre in the 8: 30 p.m. final game IF YOU MUST SPEND OVER TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ON A CAR, AT LEAST BE RATIONAL ABOUT IT! iictt. rather than an exotic name. When buying a sports car, it is not enough to be wellâ€"heeled. You need to be wellâ€"informed. You need to look for impartial reviews and To say that the Mazda RX7 has received rave reviews is not the exaggeration it seems. Motor magazine enthused about ‘Mazda‘s instant entree to the thoroughbred class‘ while Motor Sport described the car as ‘a league away from the old hairyâ€"chested sports cars, delightfully civilized and practical‘. Reporting on a series of tests of the RX7 and three other sports cars, a journalist with Motor wrote ‘Porsche or Mazda? That‘s the real issue. And it‘s not an easy one to resoive‘. We wouldn‘t be so nonâ€"committal. V | NU WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15 UNIVERSITY AVE. £. â€" 886â€"5090 SALES ® SERVICE ® PARTS ® LEASING 17, 1982 â€" PAGE 27