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PAGE 26 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1985 Alliensen Major bantams scores two eliminated series this past weekend with a 7â€"2 victory over the Waterioo Wildtats and a 4â€"4 tie with the Kitchener Brewers. In Saturday‘s game, the Wildcats were the first to score with a fine effort from Chris Meyer and by the end of the first period the teams had traded two goals each. The Whalers then exploded in the second period with four goals followed by a final score in the goalies, Glenn Cressman and Jason Peplow protected their net well to keep the Wildcat‘s off the scoreboard in the final two periods. Josh Hiuser continued his strong play of the last few games with a batâ€"trick while other goals were provided by Ryan Stover and Troy Stuebâ€" ing. David Allensen was awarded the game puck by his coach for his truly remarkable contribution to this victory David has played hard for the entire season and he was finally rewarded with two goals In Sunday‘s game the Whalers had a difficult time getting their play organized and with only three minutes remaining in the game found themselves down by a 4â€"0 score. The forward line of Eric Ballantyne, Mike Kraemer and Ryan Stover then sparked another Whaler‘s comeback as they neutralized the Brewer‘s lead with three goals from Ryan Stover and one from Eric Ballantyne with Mike Kraemer assisting on all goals. The first meeting of the 1985 Waterloo Boys Softball season will take place tonight at 7:30 in the Albert McCormick arena community room. Registration numâ€" bers, selection of coaches and umpires Waterioo Insurance Novice Softball meeting See all that‘s new at CAMPERAMA 4/ e CAMPERS and TRAILERS a e MOTORHKHOMES e CAMPGROUND EXHIBITS e HITCHES e AWNINGS & FLORIDA ROOMS e FISHING SUPPLIES e MOTORCYCLE CAMPER TRAILERS e VAN CONVERSIONS e CONSERVATION DISPLAYS _ â€"â€"â€"â€" Got the blues? Want to get away from it all? C Take a walk! _m_,_‘fi BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY Show Hours: Thursday, Friday 6:00 p.m. to 10;30 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Sunday 12 noon to 6 p.m. play â€"off Victoria North â€" Kitchenerâ€"Gueliph Highway Don‘t miss it â€" Tonight until Sunday, March 10th BINGEMAN PARK "It‘s a family camping show" Derreck Curtis earned two assists while Scott Schindler, Brad Haelzle, Tom Wickie and Nick Georghiades led Waâ€" terive in scoring in the series with mm”t:l“‘ one assist and Jasen Baird scored twice. Nick Sobezuk had a goal and assist and Brad Shantz also Darryl Geisel also earned asâ€" sists. Waterloo major bantams were eliminated straight games in their playoff series Saints win in overtime scores of 9â€"3, 4â€"2 and 7â€"2 series with Guelph. During the series captain David Pfohl scored four goals. Jeff Schmidt, Jeff Heinbuch and Craig Young each scored twice with Tom Sullivan, Chris Fiedier and Matt Kreutzer also scoring. Waterloo Saints won in overâ€" time in the fifth and deciding game of their CTA playoff Stephen Bell, Jason Cartier, Murray Galbraith, Andy Macâ€" Gregor and Scott Agla all earned assists and David Bean‘s strong effort on deâ€" fence was evident throughout the series { Goalies Brent Weber and Ricky Zehr also had a tremenâ€" dous series. Walk a block.Today. Saints hope to see defenceâ€" man Jeff Rands return to the lineup for the next playoff and preseason clinics and tryouts for travel teams will be among the topics on the agenâ€" da. Waterloo Boys Softâ€" ball will also be holding clinics for umpires and coaches March 23 and Minor Hockey bJ in playotfs Waterioo minor atom Knotty Pine Bees split the first two games of their bestâ€"ofâ€"five Hub League semiâ€"final series with Guelph, winning +3 and losing 5â€"2. In both games Bees jumped into early leads and* then allowed Gueiph to carry the play to them . _ Waterioo goals in the loss as Zaborski and Kevin Beith. Jeremy Chappell, Dave also scored with assists going to Brad Curtain, Chad Rickâ€" etts, Greg Glaister, Chris Garner, Chappell and Net chay. Cubs win series Last week the Major Atom ‘Tim Horton‘ Cubs lost two Greg Netchay scored once in GET "OFFâ€"OIL" NOW! & WE ASSIST YOU IN OBTAINING GOV‘T GRANT OF $800 FRITZ ELECTRIC CEXKNIROMALOKX ELECTRIC HOT WATER FURNACE installation is simple using your present radiators and plumbing 3 ALTERNATIVES Fritz Electric Offers You 100 games and won one game in Oakville but won their CTA quarterfinals seven points to five. They now advance to the semifinals against Burlingâ€" a sixth game in Oakville which the Cubs won 40. Jeff Wagner picked up the shutâ€"out for the Cubs. Goalâ€" scorers for the Cubs were Rob Woolstencroft (two), Kyle Merritt, Tom Howse, Lee Seaâ€" brook and Adam Zanna. Asâ€" Wasps slip by Angels Liem Vonguyon scored four goals to lead the attack as Waterioo Lakeshore Optimist novice Wasps edged Angels 6â€"5 Merritt, Matt McPherson, Kyle Merritt, Ryan Hume, Darryl McGraw, Nathan Belcber and Ryan Weber. In the first game Oakville the Cubs 3â€"2. This forced No open flame. clean & safe, no summer service charges Call today for free estimate Installation is simple using ___â€"â€"â€"~â€"_ existing ductwork. heat pump installation available. 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