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Richard O‘Brien Chronicle Staff And even though it isn‘t a cureâ€"all, it‘s certainly enough to soothe the problems of an occasionally ailing offence and too many turnovers. The "placebo", as he called it, was the shiftâ€" ing of 6°‘9" Steve Atkin to the perimeter â€" where he is a crack shot and playmaker â€" while letting Dave Burns and Paul Van Oorschot have more opportunities at the inâ€" side scoring. Don McCrae. What a lucky man he is. The move paid off Wednesday in a 74â€"69 win over the University of Western Ontario Mustangs and again Saturday in a 74â€"67 triumph over the Brock University Badgers. The wins put the Warriors atop the Onâ€" tario Universities Athâ€" letic Association west division, with a record of five wins, two losses. McCrae‘s prescription solves Warrior ailment Climb atop OUAA standings In Saturday‘s game, Warriors led 44â€"40 at halftime after scoring on 20 of 23 free throws. Warriors then conâ€" centrated on defence to slow the game down, a strategy that worked as they held the Badgers to 27 points in the second half. ‘"We were forced to take some outside shots,"‘ said Brock coach Garney Henley. ‘"We weren‘t hitting and they were throwing everything in." The everâ€"consistent Peter Savich led Waâ€" terloo with 25 points while Atkin added 16 along with 12 rebounds. Van Oorschot netted 14 and Burns had 10. ‘"‘They (Badgers) have a lot of experiâ€" ence I was afraid of them. I knew they wouldn‘t be fazed by the (Jan. 5) win against them at Brock. For McCrae, the win was a relief. "I feel much better. We have so many guys playing so many posiâ€" tions, we have to conâ€" sider that we‘re just getting started. But if you look over the last three or four weeks, it‘s coming along." Doug Fast led Brock with 17 while Mike Buâ€" tera had 16 and Bob Yuhasz, 15. 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