HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-03-18, Page 9THE FACE-OFF—Pat Kelley of the Lucan Atoms:team and Morris Guy
of Mitchell prepared for a face-off when the first game of the Brussels
Optimist Atom tournament got underway on Saturday. Dropping the
puck is tournament chairman Gerry Wheeler. Lucan defeated Mitchell
13-9. ' (Photo by Langlois)
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THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 18 1981 — A9
• Aurora Parkhill
tourney champs
On Friday March 13, Brus-
sels were in Smithville to
play the fifth game in the
best 3 out of 5. Brussels won
he game 2-1 which put
Smithville out. Scoring for
Brussels was Darrin Watts
unassisted with Kevin
MeArter getting the winning
goal from David Cossitt.
Brussels now advance to play
West Lorne.
The Brussels Midgets
were in Wainfleet on Sun-
day. March 15 to play the
third game in the best 2 out
of 3 with Wainfleet defeating
the Brussels team 2 to 1. This
eliminated Brussels, from the
play-offs. Scoring for Brus-
sels was Todd Wheeler from
Kevin Wheeler.
The Novice team played in
Milverton on , Monday.
March 9 in the third game in
the best 3 out of 5. Milverton
won the game. Goal scorers
for Brussels were not avail-
able. The next game was
played in Brussels Friday,
March 13 with Milverton
winning the championship 3
games to 1. The score as 3-1.
The Brussels Atoms
played in, Teeswater Tues-
clay, March 10, in the first
game in the best 3 out of 5
only to be defeated 7-I.
Scoring for Brussels was
Barry Blake. The next game
was played in Brussels on
Friday with Teeswater win-
ning by the score of 7:1 with
J.J. Clarke getting the only
goal, assists going to Dean
Nicholson and Ian Johnston.
This gives Teeswater a 2
Men's high single for the
night in the Brussels Mixed
Bowling League was 260
bowled by Jim Adams. Den-
nis Newby was second high
with 236 and Steward Cardiff
was third with - 227. Men's
high triple went to Dennis
Newby with 681. Second high
was Jim Adams with 664 and
Brian Secrett was third with
576..
For the ladies, Karen
Ireland was high single with.
210. Audrey Cardiff was
second with 203 and Wilda
Higgins was third with 196.
Ladies high triple went to
game to 0 lead in the series,
The next game in Teeswater
is Tuesday March 17.
The Brussels Pee Was
played an exhibition game
against Seaforth Friday
March 13. Brussels defeated
Seaforth 2-0. Scoring for
Brussels were Wayne
Wheeler from Marty Rut-
ledge and Dean Wheeler
from Mike Saxon.
Wilda Higgins wth 540. Judy
Adams was 2nd high with
506 and Karen Ireland was
third with 477.
Games over 200 were: JinI
Adams 260, 221, Audrey
Cardin. 203, Gary McArter
206, Stewart CardilT 227,
Brian Secrett 226, Dennis
Newby 214, 236 and 231,
Karen Ireland 210, Bob
Brandon 205.
Team S to tidings:
Super.) et s 104
Hot Dogs 98
Going All The Way 97
Gutter Balls - 82
Spinners 74
Losers 66
Over the past weekend,
the Brussels Morris and Grey
Community Centre was a
beehive of activity as the 7th
Annual Brussels Optimist
Atom Tournament com-
menced. Competition in the
"A" and "C" Division took
place over the weekend with
Aurora winning the "A"
Championship for the third
straight week and, Parkhill
winning the "C" Champion-
ship,
Aurora won their cham-
pionship by defeating Hes-
peler 4 to. I, Welland 4 to 1
and Orangeville 5 to 3 in the
final. The Consolation
Championship in the "A"
Division was won by 'Hes-
peter. After losing their first
game to Aurora, Hespeler
defeated Kitchener Whales 7
to 5 and Galt 4 to I.
Parkhill won the "C" Divi-
sion by defeating Seaforth 3
to 0, Durham 6 to 1 and
Lucan 4 to 1 in the final.
Seaforth won the "C" Con-)
solatibn by edging Belmont 3
to 2 and Mitchell 2 to 0.
Tournament Chairman,
Gerry Wheeler was very
pleased with the good turn-
out for the games and the
fantastic support of the com-
munity in belleting players
from Aurora and Welland.
Hopefully next weekend's
action will attract many local
fans as the "B" and "D"
Division play is conducted.
The first game next Saturday
Brussels in
Wingham
tourney
The opening ceremonies of
the Wingham Midget Hoc-
key Tournament will be held
Friday night, March 20, be-
tween the secoild 'and third
periods in the -pmy(on vs.
Howick. game.
A team. from Brussels will
be playing in the tournament
which opens Thursday night.
with a game between Wing-
ham and Listowel. —
The Brussels Midget team
plays its first game Friday,
March 20 at 5 p.m. versus
Teeswater,
is between Brussels and
Ripley, at 8:00 a,m.
BRUSSELS OPTIMIST
ATOM TOURNAMENT
A Division
Sarnia Twp. 7 Galt 0
Orangeville 4 Kitchener 0
Welland 4 Kitchener 3 (OT)
Aurora 4 Hespeler I
Orangeville 3 Sarnia Twp. 1
Aurora 4 Welland. I
Galt 3 Kitchener 2
Hespeler 7 Kitchener W. 5
"A" Consolation
Championship
Hespeler 4 Galt I
"A" Championship
Aurora 5 Orangeville 3
"c" Division
Lucan 3 Mitchell 2
Dorchester 4 Pt. Edward 3
Durham 4
Belmont 1
Parkhill 3
Seaforth 0
Lucan 4
Dorchester 0
Parkhill 6
Durham I
Seaforth 3
Belmont 2
Mitchell 3
Point Edward I
"C" Consolation
Championship
Seaforth 2 Mitchell (I
"C" Championship
Parkhill 4 Lucan 1,
Seaforth
District
Saddle Club
Annual
DANCE
Goderich Township
Community Centre
Holmcsville
Sat., April 4
Dancing 9 - I.
Music by Jasper
Tickets $5.00 each
Available from any
member
Meal Provided
Proceeds to Saddle Club
Activities.
Adams has high single
Brussels Minor Sports Annual
DANCE & DRAW
Saturday, March 21st
B.M.G. Community Centre
Dancing 8 - 1 p.m. to the' Country Companions $8.00 per couple
Draws for prizes made throughout the evening
Lunch is being served
Tickets available from all coaches & executive