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PAGE 30 - WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL g 1986 Atom Cube uv champs Waterloo major atom TUn Horton Cubs won the "A' chunptomhlp of the m "MIMI Mildmay-Carriek hockey touma- lnenl with a " win over Kitchener new” In the deciding game Cuba advanced to the chamNoesship game with n b-l win over Cambridge after owning with I 2-1 win over Richmond After Orbs were down 20 in the champi- onship game. Nathan Belcher scored from Martin Duak and Billy Hashim and Adam Zanna scored from David Saddler and Ryan Weber, Tom Howse scored the winning goal from Lee Seabrook and Saddler with 2: 43 remaining in the second period. Scorers in the first two games were Seabrook, with three, House, Daiae, Jeff Hunt and David Wamke. Sean Stewart earned three assists while Seabrook, Hunt, Warnke. Zanna. Weber, Belcher, Saddler, Howse and Ryan Hume each helped on one goal. Cuba' goaltender' were Jeff Wagner and Andy Stilwell. Wasps win in series opener Waterloo minor novice Wasps defeated Winterhawks 1-0 in the opening game of I best-of-tttree series tor the Waterloo Select championship. Tigers are ousted despite teamwork Brandon Dietrich scored the lone goal with help from Sean Hluser and Jeff Ctrllins. Excellent defensive play by Bobby Carroll. Ryan Vankoughnetl, Shaun Duffy, Michael MacKinnon, David Corso and Rishi Persaud contributed to the victory Winterhawks eliminated Waterloo major peewee Tigers were beaten by Welland in three games straight in their OMHA ttnal series, They were eliminated Saturday evening in a " loss after losing a heartbreaker 7-6 Thursday in Welland. Waterloo major barium Winterhawks were elimittttted from the OMHA finals as they lost to Belleville 3-0 in games by scores of 94. " and 55 in overtime. The winning goal in Welland came with just five seconds remalnlng. _ _ _ _ . A Bill O'Brien scored twice in the third and deciding game. Brad Haelzle had a goal and assist with Darryl Hartlieb and James Woelfle getting the other goats. John Williams and James Whitmore each had two assists while Nick Georghiades, John Hamilton and Jason Baird each helped on one goal, “That was a gnme from which the kids bad a hard time recovering but we played extremely well on Saturday," said coach Pat Bishop, who wants it known that his players gave a total team effort. . "Ytust'wenand team has four kids who can shoot bullets, We never faced anything like that all year." - _ Shawn Way scored three times Saturday with singles going to Steve Georghiades, Matt Wickie and Robin Brandon. Way also scored on Thursday along with Sheldon Gilchrist, Dean McDonald. Don O'Brien,. Steph Carty and Georghiades. Featurmg 2 MI truck bays and compu- enzed truck batman tor vast. etticreot servuce Fauna! “mime usrowEL 00 I.“ M .1 In when 7443951 606-2282 29t-302tt vvvvvotavv =ggggitiy'; .114514m namzzzats‘. 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