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PAGE I - WATERLOO CHRONtCLE from unbeaten ranking Mark Bryson Chronicle Staff When a boxer has his man on the ropes, he has to put him away, If he doesn't, it may come back to haunt him, Sunday night, Waterloo Siskins found out the same rule applies in hockey. Siskins failed to de- liver a third-period knockout punch and then watched on as Stratford Cullitons rallied for three unanswered goals and a 5-4 wm. The loss snapped Waterloo's season-opening win streak at five games. Stratford raised its re- cord to 5-1, good for a share of first-place with Waterloo in the Midwestern Junior B standings. Trailing 4-2 after two periods, Stratford got third period goals from Rob Fischer. Dave Smith and Greg Levert to silence the standing room only crowd at Albert McCormick Arena. Le- vert's game-winning goal came with less than IO-minutes to play in the period. Stratford goalie Garth Snow quashed Waterloo's attempt at a comemback by making a number of impressive saves, Stratford coach Ross Yantzi was equally diplomatic in his as- sessment. "Waterloo owned us in the second period, they're a really good club. But we came back in the third and beat them the same way they beat us the period before-getting to the puck first," said Yantzi. Friday in Listowel, Oberle scored I last-minute goal to lift Waterloo past the Cyclones 4-3. Jeff Madam. Dan Rintche and Mark Strohack also scored for Waterloo. Waterloo travels to Cambridge on Saturday and hosts Kitchener "We made a couple of mental errors in the third and they cost us, We had a chance to bury them and we didn't, so give them credit," said Harrigan. to Scott McPherson and Bob Shelp. Smith and Brian Rogers scored Stratford's first two goals. Throughout the game, Water- loo players and coaches attr: ipt- ed both verbally and physicslly to rattle the Stratford netminder. but the lanky Bostonian got the last laugh as he turned in a spectacular effort. making 30 saves on the night. Motz stopped 21 shots. including 12 in the first period, Harrigan admitted that some of his players took the harrass- ment a little too far. Yantzi downplayed the impor- tance of the harrassment, saying "that's the way Waterloo-Strat- ford games usually go." Siskin newcomer Shawn DuBois threw a bone-crunching check in the second period to spark Waterloo in that period. Meanwhile, Waterloo goal- tender Dave Motz had a rough go of it in the third. allowing all three goals on just seven shots. Don Oberle scored two goals in a losing effort, with singles going "I think we got a little carried away. We try to stay within the rules, but sometimes these things happen," said Harrigan. Siskin coach Gerry Harrigan was understandably disappoint- ed with the setback. but told reporters following the game that Stratford had earned the Witt. Siskins knocked Stratford Cullitons rallied tor three third-period goals Sunday to defeat Waterloo Siskins 5-4 in Midwestern Junior B play. m Bryeonpnolo 'NCuho0mtqooq"8qtootmoeget- " iooirG on ludobrioulcvorrd and Ward-n Annu- in Toronto, in andon m in how. North Bay, Timmins and Moritngsid. in Scarborough thor m ,ftei.et-" u-u'luu- inn-0.7.. lax-'13 .i2FiiiriTiiii7 R--..- *1.“ h... "”” --'=-t--9'" . '1. Mb“ “HA. ".._rtr--eoh-"-t Swdios located in Soon mail not": and in Charon:- Vaicai; '.FaiTUTFr' Official Opening The Waterloo County Board of Education Cordially Invites You to the Official Opening of MARY JOHNSTON PUBLIC SCHOOL 475 Brynhuret Boulevard. Waterloo Wednesday, October 28, 1987 7:30 pm. Open Houee and Reception lb tollow Everyone le welcome! u-y-s-seo- and. m xumrough You, morur'sworttt.onetrmmtt. C. -mm”mo’m- - - I The Waterbo County Board ot Education tc-it--.--. honor-u.- by“ -tt'.,_dCh.s--"m' whom "annual-Md) '"WE'LL DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME,EVERY TIME" KASTLEKEEP is a new residential cleaning service, that will provide personalized homecare, to fulfill your housekeeping requirements. You tell us what you want done in your home and we will design a program to meet your needs. ”RECONDITIONED USED VW RABBITS 6 month or 6,000 km guarantee Fast - Friendly Service For expert repairs call Mike or Klaus at I Flat rate for regular service (weekly, alternate weeks, monthly) I Experienced. uniformed, three person teams I Hourly rate for occasional service I Insured and Bonded I Guaranteed, Quality Servnce Mon - Sat I Quality equipment & cleaning products I Regular service that Includes Dishes Changmg Iowels and bed Isnen Slldmg glass doors Thorough meaning of all areas 1200 sq. ft. Home 3 bedrooms " 5 2 bathrooms Quality Cleaning Alternate Weeks IO mean mf. Unit #5. Waterloo CALL TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE. SAMPLE RATE 576-411 8 8§4-7640 R . Unit #5. r Volvo Mercedes Volkswagen