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PAGE 42 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, APRL 20, 1987 Hairlines were receding and waistlines buiging, but members of the 1972 Canadian and Soviet Union hockey teams showed they still had the moves they had 15 years ago in a threeâ€"game geries played last month. _ &A Lk Summit series. reunited to play the Soviet Nationa! team last week native Don Awrey, the exhibition series was chance to rekindle memories and renew old friendâ€" "I really enjoyed it," Awrey said. ‘‘There wasn‘t that pressure to win as in 1972. We still wanted to And win was what Team Canada did. They beat the Soviets 6â€"5 and 6â€"2 in the first two games, and in the third game the two teams played to an 8â€"8 tie. Fittingly, the first game‘s 6â€"5 final score was the same score of the final game in the 1972 eightâ€"game (winâ€"lossâ€"tie) record. Even though the former stars weren‘t allowed to bodycheck or take ;mhots because of rules governing oldtimer‘s y, Awrey was surprised with the calibre of hockey the teams displayed. *‘The pace was much more than I have ever experienced in oldtimer‘s hockey. You still were representing your country, and you still wanted to win, so you tried to play to the best of your ability in comparison to the shape you were in," he said. *‘That‘s why we went with eight defencemen, and I believe we went with five lines (instead of the usual six defencemen and four lines)." Members of the Region of Waterioo Swim Club attended a ‘B‘ invitational meet put on by the North York Aquatic Club at the University of Toronto pool over the weekend. The meet attracted 12 clubs Top performers for ROW were: Serge Hache gets his throwing arm in gear at Waterioo Tigers training camp over the weekend. Tigers have recently added infieider Jamie Fulton tolholbtoimwmmw Kuindersma is also expected to return. Tigers home opener is Saturday, May 9 when they play host to St. Thomas Elgins, but they may have an exhibition game before that. Merk Bryson photo Series with Soviets was fun for Awrey ROW results SPRING TRAINING Rob Whyte â€" 5th 200 free, 5th 100 breast, Sth 200 breast. Mike Rosenberg â€" Tth 100 back; Debbie Parsons â€" 8th 100 back., 8th 200 back, Tth 50 free; Gord Sprung â€" 5th 100 back, ¢th 200 back; Jana Stehlik â€" 5th 200 breast, 7th 100 breast; Lianna Doherty â€" 5th 100 breast; Jonathon Secord â€" 8th 100 back: Celeste McPhee â€" 6th 200 breast. Sarah Duda â€" 6th 50 fly, 5th 50 free. and Waterioo Awrey, 43, did something he did not do in the original series, and that was score a goal, He scored the second goal for Team Canada on a wrist shot from just inside the ‘blueline during the "It was just one of those things. You almost had to cance! the game after 1 seored because I almost took the net home," Awrey joked. 5 Despite Team Canada winning five out of a possible six points, the series was a lot closer. We won the hair of our chinnieâ€"chinâ€"chin undofihhg.gvery&hgmldhvewbehflnlr favor to win it if we played over in Moscow. So it had to be in our favor to not necessarily get five out of six points, but at least put on a better showâ€" Bouchard, whereas the soviets used their original 1972 goalie Viadislav Tretiak. "I give him (Tretiak) all the marks, because the fact that at least he came back and at least he showed the Canadian people that he might be older, but he still is a competitor." There had been rumors before the series that the Soviets had been practicing for three months prior to the exhibition. Some members of Team Canada felt the Soviets might take the reunion series too seriously . But Awrey said this wasn‘t the case at all, instead it was an extremely friendly atmosphere between the two clubs. ‘‘We spoke to them off the ice. We kidded with them, and we even had a few Pepsiâ€"Colas with them after the games. It was a very relaxed atmosphere. It was work yet play." Awrey said the main difference in the series was REGISTRATION FOR NEXT SESSION The YMCA strengthens more than muscles. THE YMCA, fa@e" Tmow’ ’ ..m-.’ p-m. Call Us for Information and Brochure 384 Queen St. S., Kitchener Parkdale II Plaza, Wioo. Corner Albert & Phillip â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Satistaction and SavingS! _ Let me act as your agent in small claims disputes up to $1,000.00 N.SF. cheques, damages arising from motor vehicle M.WMrtoamam,dmu debt for goods sold, delivered but not paid for, claims for work done but not paid for, claims for recovery of personal amearancer!otnecessary o Fast, efficient, and you‘re in business. Complete service 578â€"8860 â€"« 746â€"5192 COMPANY INCORPORATIONS ONTARIO PARA â€" L Also services in: GWEN DEWIT of Ontario Paralegal is pleased to announce the opening of our branch office at the PARKDALE I PLAZA in Waterioo. Debtâ€"Relief ® Financial Consultation, etc. FOR DETAILS CALL NOW Wills e Name Changes OPENING MAY 1= 1987 SMALL CLAIMS corner of Phillip and Albert Sts. DIVORCE Phone 743â€"5201 333 Carwood Avenue