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PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1986.
Brussels Juniors tie Tavistock in tough game
BY LOIS McARTER
The Brussels Juniors travelled
to Tavistock on Friday night,
December 20 to play hockey.
They opened the scoring in the
first period with a goal by Murray
Dewar assisted by Kevin McArter
and Marty Rutledge. Tavistock
came back and quickly tied the
game.
Mike Vincent found an open
corner and deflected two quick
goals for Brussels with Dave
Schmidt and Tim Fritz getting
assists on the first and Jim Bender
and Schmidt on the second to give
Brussels the lead again. Tavistock
put one more on the board before
the period ended at 3 - 2.
BY RUSTY BLADES
Friday, December 20 saw the
Blyth novice team travel to Milver-
ton for a final game before the
Christmas break.
Expectations were high for a
victory in this contest but costly
defensive miscues led to a dis-
heartening 3 - 1 defeat. It took two
periods for the Blyth squad to get
untracked and by that time it was a
case of too little, too late.
Milverton took a 2 - 0 lead in the
first period and increased it to 3 - 0
in the second period with all the
goals coming as a direct result of
glaring defensive errors by all the
players on the ice. Blyth came to
life in the third period and skated
hard but the Milverton goalies and
the two goalposts made stop after
stop to preserve the win, although
Blyth did manage one goal.
Wingers James McNichol and
Jonathan Collins set up centreman
Ryan Chamney who scored Blyth's
only goal of the game with a hard
wrist shot to the lower corner of the
net that the Milverton goalie is
probably still looking for. A very
frustrating game to watch as Blyth
lost 3 - 1.
The Blyth Oldtimers Hockey
Club has announced its line-up for
the January 11th game against the
CKNX Try Hards at the Blyth
arena.
Wayne "Chico" McDougall will
tend goal. The defence consists of:
Bill "Volts" Bromley; Bruce
"Gump" Mason; Bruce "Elbows"
Bromley; Jim "Hit-Man" Carter
Hubbards,
Mannings, Baintons
win in Blyth I.H.L.
In the first game on December 22
Hubbards beat Watsons by a score
of 11 - 2.
Scoring for Hubbards were
Brian Bromley with three, Ben
Hakkers withtwo, Dennis Knox
with two, Brian Westberg with
two, Brad Bromley withone and
Brent Andrews also with one.
Scoring for Watsons were Bruce
Howson and John Watson.
In the second Mannings beat the
Blyth Inn by a score of 6 - 3. Wayne
McDougall scored five times for
Mannings and Don Shields scored
once. Scoring for the Inn were Kurt
Whitfield, Steve Howson and
Steve Bowers.
The third game Baintons beat
Radfords by a score of 10 - 7.
Barney Stewart scored five times
for Baintons, Scott Stevenson
scored four times and Jim Dickson
scored once. Scoring for Radfords
were Randy Boyer with two, Steve
Nixon with two, Rick Scrimgeour
with one, Darry Chalmers with one
and Darryl Youngblut also with
one.
Jim Bender upassisted added
one more for Brussels early in the
second but Tavistock kept the
game in reach by adding one too.
Kevin McArter assisted by Dewar
and Rutledge connected for the
fifth Brussels goal. Tavistock
never let up and added two more
goals to tie the game once more.
Kevin Ruttan picked up his first
goal of the night unassisted and put
Brussels in the lead, only to have
the Braves came back and tied the
score at six to end the second
period.
Tavistock came out strong in the
third period to score two quick
goals and take a 8 - 6 lead in the
game. After sitting out the second
and Bob "Hip-Check" Hillis.
The forward line will feature:
Gary "Sawdust" Courtney; Bruce
"LaFlour" Howson; Paul
"Cementskey" Yanchus; Tom
"Skooter" Black; Doug "Red
Line" Scrimgeour; Gord "Rag-it"
Haggitt; Tony "the Stick" Van
Bakel; Rick "Rocket" Finch; Grant
"Gunner" Elliott and Jim "Lube
Job" Dickson.
This game against the Try Hards
calls for a special plan of attack, so
the Blyth club has called up the top
line from the Londesboro Maple
Loafs. Keith "Red" Allen will
centre John "Jay Are" Radford
and the unknown scorer.... Rusty
Blades.
C.K.N.X. has yet to submit their
lineup and rumour has it that they
are scurrying around for last
minute replacements to bolster
their squad.
Remember to come down to the
arena on January 11 for a night of
great entertainment and support
the work of `Blyth Minor Sports."
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period not feeling well, Murray
Dewar assisted by Kevin McArter
and Tim Fritz on the first goal, and
McArter on the second goal came
up with two goals for Brussels and
tied the game at 8. Brussels
managed to hold on to the tie. Jeff
McGavin tested out the nets in the
third period after Mike Smith had
kept them in place for the first two
periods.
Blyth Atoms
lose crown
by one shot
It was a week of so-close-and-
yet-so-far for the Blyth Atom
hockey team.
Dec. 21 the team travelled to
Zurich to take part in a house
league hockey tournament. In sthe
first game against Parkhill, they
dropped behind 2 - 0 before
starting a comeback. Danny Van
Bakel, scored the first goal from his
defense position assisted by centre
Michael McNichol. Then Michael
McNichol came back to score the
tying goal with an assist from Rob
Finch.
Rob Finch then set up the
winning goal by Danny Van Bakel
and the team moved on to the next
round.
Sunday morning Blyth parents
drove through a combination of
snow, freezing rain and high
winds to get the team to Zurich only
Our 11 skaters and two goalies
were lucky to break even against a
full Tavistock bench and an arena
that had the most active boards I've
seen. The Braves used the boards
more than their linemates to get
the puck down the ice and in front of
our goalie.
MINOR HOCKEY
The midgets were at home to
Harriston on a very wintry night
Wednesday, Dec. 18. The home
team defeated the vrsitors 10 - 2.
On Friday night three teams
were busy at home. The Novice
team was at home to Clinton whom
they defeated 3 - 1. Ryan Finch
scored the first goal for Brussels
assisted by Tim Machan and Bret
Clarkson. Brad Mulvey added the
next two goals for the home team
with Matt Lee assisting on both
goals.
Zurich Atoms provided the
opposition for the second game of
the ni ght. They defeated Brussels
5 - 1. Todd Machan scored the only
goal for the home team unassisted.
The Zurich peewees were also in
town but didn't fair q uite so well.
The local boys defeated them 11 - 0.
Steve Fritz led the attack with three
goals, Scott Bremner two g oals,
with sin g les g oin g to Jamie
Nicholson, Todd Rice, Andrew
McCutcheon, Darren Johnston,
Steve McCutcheon and Danny
Beuerman. Assists were picked up
by Scott Johnston, Greg Wheeler,
Brian McArter, Greg Mulvey, Dan
Beuerman and Andrew McCut-
cheon.
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