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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1985. PAGE 19.
Blyth Novice lose to Seaforth squad
BY RUSTY BLADES
Last Wednesday saw the Sea-
forth novice team make a visit to
Blyth and the home team proved
that this very powerful team from
Seaforth is indeed human.
Seaforth opened the scoring in
the first minute of the game but
before the first period had ended,
Blyth had a 2 - 1 lead. The two
Mannings
beat Radfords
On Sunday, December 8, Mann-
ings beat Radfords by a score of 10 -
6.
Wayne McDougall led Mann-
ings with five goals, Tom Black
added two. John Armstrong, Ken
Ritchie and Don Shields each
added one. Scoring for Radfords
were Darryl Youngblut, Steve
Nixon and Brian Shields each with
two.
In the second game Hubbards
beat Baintons 7 - 4. Brad Bromley
scored four times for Hubbards,
Brian Bromley scored twice and
Dennis Knox scored once. Scoring
for Baintons were Barney Stewart
with two, John Cartwright and
Dave Plunkett each with one.
The third game the Blyth Inn
beat Watsons by a score of 14 - 3.
Derwin Carter led Blyth Inn with
four goals. Steve Howson added
three, Paul Cook, Larry Howatt
and Bruce Mason each had two and
Dale Whitfield added one. Scoring
for Watsons were Steve Bromley,
Dave Errington and Murray
Thompson each with one.
Brussels sports
Continued from page 18
week playing three games. Thurs-
day night found them in Wingham
where they scored a 4 - 2 win over
the home team. Matt Lee scored
two goals with Wayne Alexander
and Ryan Finch getting singles.
Assists went to Trevor Machan and
Tom Pearson.
Friday night they were at home
to Teeswater whom they defeated 8
- 0. Ryan Finch and Tim Machan
scored two goals each with Matt
Lee, Wayne Alexander, Brett
Clarkson, and Randy Beuerman
getting singles. Brad Mulvey and
Tim Machan picked up three
assists each.
On Saturday they travelled to
Mitchell and once more came home
the winners defeating the home
team 3 - 0. Matt Lee scored twice
and Ryan Finch once, with assists
going to Randy Beuerman and Tim
Machan. Honourable mention
goes to Daniel Pearson, Jamie
Smith, Chris Stevenson, Jeramy
Van Kevlen and Jeramy Scott for
good game playing as well. A good
week coach with three victories and
nothing forgotten.
GAMES THIS WEEK
Wed., Dec. 11, 7 p.m., Elma-
Logan Bantams at Brussels;
Fri., Dec. 13, 6 p.m. Listowel
Novice at Brussels;
Fri., Nov. 13, 7:15, Clinton Atoms
at Brussels; Fri., Dec. 13, 8:30,
Hanover "B" Peewees at Brus
sels; Sat., Dec. 14, 11:15 a.m.,
Durham Peewee "B" at Brussels;
Sat., Dec. 14, 5:00 p.m., Blyth
Peewee "A" at Brussels.
Bromley boys started Myth 's
scoring as defenceman Jamie
Bromley spotted cousin Mike
waiting outside the blueline and
fed a clearing pass out. Mike took
control and made some fine moves
to leave the defenceman and goalie
lying helplessly on the ice as he
scored the goal to tie the game. One
minute and 34 seconds later.
Blyth took the lead as centreman
Ryan Chamney fed a pass to James
McNichol who skated down the
right side and let go a beautiful
wrist shot that was too hot for the
goalie to handle. Seaforth fought
back and scored two goals in the
second period and to take a 3 - 2
lead into the third period.
Once again Blyth was outplayed
in the third period but credit must
be given to this strong Seaforth
team who scored four unanswered
goals and left town with a 7 - 2
victory. The game was much closer
than the score indicated and Blyth
really put a scare into this team
with their persistent checking and
hustle. Another good game from a
hard working team.
Thank You
to the Ratepayers of Brussels for your support during
the last three years I have served on the Brussels
Municipal Council. It was enjoyable working with Cal
Krauter and I wish him and his wife a happy
retirement from municipal life.
I would like to wish Hank Ten Pas and the new
Council every success in the next term.
Gerry Wheeler