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A week before Kâ€"W Titans were to play hosts of the Ontario intermediate men‘s basketball championâ€" ship at University of Waterloo, Mike Visser gave his club only a 25 per cent chance of deâ€" fending the title they won last season. Heidi Caton, Carol Straus and Chris Chapâ€" man led the Asahi Judo Club with first place finishes Sunday at the Tora invitational judo tournament. Titans‘ Les Robertson has to gather in the ball after making a steal off Simcoe‘s Dave Flowerday (32) during intermediate men‘s basketball tournament at UW. Richard O ‘Brien photo Richard O‘Brien Chronicle Staff Other teams among the seven coming into town had been catching up in talent and Titans, a team without a league, had played only exhibition games. Titans had lost twice to St. Catharines, the favored team, but things worked out well for them as they deâ€" fended their championâ€" ship with an 84â€"78 win over Toronto Lennox Sunday afternoon. Titans had opened with an 83â€"79 win over Simcoe, then reached the final with a 77â€"68 victory over Toronto Drifters. Heather Caton, Lisa Wetzler, Glen Veillette, Peter Smart and Jason Booth all had second Judoists excel Competition stronger but Titans keep title Your local dealer for BAIDGESTONE tirEs 2 Locations: BastTre Featuring 2 full truck bays and computerized . truck | balancer for fast ethcient service TIRES & SERVICE We speciadize in HEAVY TRUCK Call or visit There were many reasons why Titans won their fourth chamâ€" pionship in five years and the play of Dan Berry, who‘s been tournament MVP each time they‘ve won, was one of them. Titans were also able to avoid the strong St. Catharines team which lost to Lennox 78â€"72 in semiâ€"final play. The play of Mike Visser, coming off his second shoulder operaâ€" tion, was also a factor. "Just the fact that he‘s out on the court gives the other team something to worry about because he‘s a wellâ€"known shooter,"‘ said Titans‘ manager Bernie Burnett. ‘"He can score from anyâ€" where. ‘"‘The rest of the story was our big men shutâ€" ting down their (Lenâ€" nox‘s) big men." place finishes and Lazar Klein was fourth. Berry scored 25 points in the championâ€" ship game and Visser Beat the Spring Rush MARCH SPECIAL NBE added 18. Titans led 43â€"41 at halftime. Brian Ray and Steve Garrett were primarily responsible for shutâ€" ting down the Lennox inside game. 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