Tige r roing with punches efrom WHIRLWIND on pae 20 Said the original Tiger, "1 knew he could White this gave Miguel a temporary handle things on bis own. It felt so good 10 advantage, he would soon buckle to hear them chanting Tiger, Tiger, Tiger." Tiger's supenior sitc, strength anid skiII. Friday' s card included niost of the Not wanting to divert the spotlight trom WWF's marquce members - like Stone bis son, Tiger Jeet Singh viewed the match CoId Steve Austin, Hunter Hurst fmom a private box rather than at ringside Helmsley, and the soon-to-be-departing as a manager. Bret Hart. tke $ecsw TUNE UP and 6 cyl$ 49 $ p4 S Book your serice opp@Intment todovl 8 cyl$ 4 Hours: Mon-Fni 8:00- 5:30 Pm *Apl5es to moat cars & lIght trucks Sot 8:00-12£:00 noon i TMe Canadlan Chiampion, Tuesday, November 11, 19W7 -21 They shoot, but don't score The Spectrum Airways AA major bantamas outsbot Cbinguacousy nearly tbree-to-one Tbursday at Memorial Arena. This would have spelled certain victory for the bometown boys - bad it not been for an exceptional performance by the Blues goaltender, wbo made 30 saves. His efforts, coupled witb Iacklustre defense and net- minding by Milton, were enougb 10 give Cbingiaacousy a 6-3 decision and Winterhawks skip- per Amie Parcels plenty of ammunition for the teajn's next few practices. The Blues managed just 13 shots, but went abead early and stayed tbere. Tbey beld a pair of two-gqal leada tbrougbout tbe night and sealed the deal witb an empty-netter. Derek Mewhinney provided Milton with a short- lived advantage early in the [iraI. Assiating on the play was Zach MacKay. Kis Beal and Jacob Vanderbreggen potted tfae otber tallies, botb witb help from star winger Jordan Jeans. Also drawing a helper was Mike Austin. The 6-6-1 'Hawks traveled to Oakville last night (Monday) and boat the Georgetown Raiders Tburaday at 8:30 p.m. Late scare by Raiders Milton's AA major novice Winterbawks Isimmed the Georgetown Raiders 5-4 last Tuesday at Memorial, to move witbin a point of fourth-place in Tri County league play. Tbe line of Connor Mitchell, Luc Hartwick and Matt Binnington figured in three goals. with Mitchell tallying twlce and Hartwick pottung the otiter Alex Bemdt and John Black also lit the lamp white Asbley Rutz and Juel Gard gave spirited two-way per- formances. Georgetown scored twice in tse st two minutes of Use gaine 10 pmovide some anxious moments. The 'Hawks were somewbat disorganized in the opening frame as well, and relied on crafty goaltend- ing by Michael Sullivan 10 see tbem through. Greaves powers Hurricane drive The Halton Humcane minor peewees scored twice in the lait 90 seconds of their recent sbowdown againat Welland, and managed a 7-7 draw. Derck Greaves was on fire against tse Blues, tum- ing a bat-trick and adding an assiat, white Ian Robertson tucked in Use equalizer with a mere 27 sec- onds remaining. Also posting singles were Adam Kemp, Daniel Powers and Nat Wicken. Danny Syvret drew a pair of helpers. Halton stomped Cbing during Useir previous outing, wbicb ended in a 9-1 tout. Kemp, Wicken and Brett Robinson eacb tallied twice white singles came fromn David Cianfiini, Marcus Goencz. Robertson, Mark Lucas and Chad Henry tumed in spirited efforts in Use blowout. 'Muted bocstsue thrn butteGouater i, mruck and sow. HneycombsisitI cab o ruber om- pounding improves grip and all-season traction. And aIl this technology comes without the distrac- tion of a harsh ride or too much road noise. See it today. OPENINGFull * A *I Range of 1Mechanical Mili feureliloctin)Services!