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UPSET! Wildeat cagers maul Bishop Reding 16 White Oaks senior basketball Bothwell was looking for a confie for his team. And what better way to find it th torvy over one of the league‘s No. 1 Trailing 31â€"30 at the half and « three quarters, the ‘Cats eruptedâ€"â€"s Steve ChisholIm, who finished with and Cy Ingrey, who had 16. "We scored off our defence," saie TUES., JAN.26 f _ 12 NOONâ€"9 P.M. 120 SPEERS RD. sust West of Kerr St. 845â€"1561 ** In the event rates are lower 90 days prior to moving in (Closing Date) the lowest rate will apply so 8*/1% is the maximum rate you‘ll pay. Financing through the Royal Bank of Canada From 1,580 to 1,802 sq. ft. AVE o THOUSAN /O DOWN means exactuy that â€" 5% FULL DOWN PAYMENT BUILDER IS PAYING ALL HIDDEN COSTS* From REGISTRATION . SALE PICK-UP. (Unsold Goods or Cheque) THIS OFFER IS AVAILABLE ON TOWNKOMES ONLY IN EFFECT TILL JAN. 24/93 OR WHILE SUPPLIES LAST (No Rental Investors Please) WED., JAN,. 13 THURS., JAN. 1 FRI. . 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(If Purchaser Moves Into New Home) You Pay Zero For Appliances (Fridge, Stove, Washer, Dryer, Dishwasher Included) i **8 3/4 ONLY m HOMES REMAIN Most Located on Quiet Culâ€"Deâ€"Sac eadowbrook 14 157,900 onfidence it than with a vieâ€" .1 team. quarter to defeat eding 68â€"64, in ud Bothwell 12 NOONâ€"9 P.M. oach Dou booster points noting the work of Mark Hartley, Mark Aitken and Amrit Cohan, Jesse Ogden still scored 26 points for Reding, nine from the foul line. "In the third quarter, they were able to do what they wantâ€"â€"play halfâ€"court and slow the game down," said Bothwell. "In the fourth quarâ€" ter, we picked up the tempo and got rolling." ‘Cats, Reding and Oakville Trafalgar are now tied for first place in the Volpe Division with 4â€" 1 records. Trafalgar, which defeated Whites Oaks in its season opener before bowing to Reding, crushed winless Appleby College 76â€"38, Monday. JPPER MIDDLE RIVER OAKS BLVD. J W 0 / FOR FULL O Five yeaAr term 0.A.C. Appleby‘s sixth victory without a loss or tie. Scott Patterson, Randy Warrington and Stephen Cundill also scored.The Applebyâ€"Blakelock match Saturday was postponed due to weather. It will likely be reâ€"scheduled for Friday at J.S. Gairdner Arena BASKETBALL: St. Thomas Aquinas Raiders won their first two games of the year in reachâ€" ing the final of the Cardinal Newman Invitational senior basketball tournament in Hamilton over the weekend.Meanwhile, Loyola Warriors rode the 18â€"point shooting of Steve Bryant to capture the St. Augustine Invitational in Brampton. Raiders fell to Hamilton Westmount 72â€"56 in the title gameâ€"but not before edging host Newman 65â€"63 and Highland Park of Dundas 65â€"43. Rob Baddeley was Aquinas‘ high scorer against Westmount with 19 points. Eugeno Raso added 18 and Stanford Lawrence with 11. Baddeley paced the attack against Newman with 25 points. Raso and Gianni Mastrella followed with 15 and 14 points, respectively. Lawrence led the way against Highland Park with 15 points and eight rebounds. Deuces wiLD A pair of No. 22s â€"â€"White Oaks‘ Atilla Ozkaplan (right) and Clarkson‘s Matt Hendersonâ€"â€"duel in firstâ€"round action from the White Oaks midget basketball tournament on the weekend. The host Wildcats lost this game but won their next two. Milton won the tourâ€" nament with a 3â€"0 record, including a blowâ€"out win over Clarkson in the final. (Photo by Peter McCusker) HOCKEY 1 rout of the EC Brian Whalen and Will Raham fired two goals apiece to power Appleby College to ie E.C. Drury Spartans in Voipe Division hockey action, Thursday in Milton. It was i victory without a loss or tie. Scott Patterson, Randy Warrington and Stephen HAVE ANOTHER LOOK AND SAVE THOUSANDS THE OAKVILLE BEAVER In other senior action, E.C. Drury toppled Blakelock Tigers 64â€"50, Loyola Hawks drilled Queen Elizabeth Park Eagles 78â€"49 and St. Thomas Aquinas Raiders shaded Milton 65â€"62. Andy Robertson netted 19 points, including four dunks, and pulled down a dozen rebounds in less than half a game for OT. Brian Taylor added nine points. Mike Mostad was high scorer for Appleby with 12 points. Rob Rusnov led TAB, now 1â€"3, with 17 points. Jake Werstuck added 15. Rob Baddeley led Aquinas (1â€"3) with 24 points. Eugenio Raso added nine, Jeff Cunnincham eicht. 8442033 In Convenience Plaza 2163 Sixth Line HOURS: Monday to Thursday 1:00 p.m.â€"8:00 p.m. Saturday & Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m ENTIA €&7 Oakvilie 1. CHAMPIONSHIP: Lorne Park 9, Erindale 3. CONSOLATION: Clarkson 5, Olakville 4. MINOR NOVICE AAA Oakville (13 points) defeated Burlington 4â€"2, Halton Hills 4â€"1, Chinguacousy 4â€"3. CHAMPYâ€" ONSHIP: Oakville 3, Chinguacousy 2. CONSOLAâ€" TION: Burlington 4, Halton 2. MINOR ATOM AA Oakvilie (nine points) lost 6â€"0 to Burlington, 5â€" 1 to Mississauga Braves; defeated Chinguacousy 2â€"1, Mississauga 1â€"0. CHAMPIONSHIP: Mississauga 2, Mlln‘qun 1. 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