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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-03-08, Page 7There was lots of action as Brussels Midgets defeate • Lions Head last week to win the WOAA Midget E Championship. Here Lloyd Valiance and Bruce McColl (left) press in while Blaine Mc- Cutcheon (5) provides strong defense . (Staff photo) Tykes Win. Three Games To Take Lucknow Trophy 111 You II save a "PILE" at Gerald's DATSUN SEA FORTH HOME OF THE ECONOMY CARS & TRUCKS DATSUN 1I - DRIVE ' '69 Camaro, Lic. K48-077, • • • • 1795.00 Little Beauty '67 Camaro, Lic. K54-171, 1295.00 New Paint, 327 Eng. '67 Olds. Cutlass, Lic. K54-172,• 1195.00 New Paint, 50,000 mile '67 Rebel SST, Lic .K54-174 1095.00 2-door Hardtop '68 Chev. Impala Wagon, Lic. X25910, 1795.00 Doubly Power, New Motor '67 Volkswagen, Lic. K54-175, • • • • 795.00 Good '64 Pontiac, 6-cyl., AT., Lic. K32-110, AS IS, SPECIAL 149.00 GERALD'S DATSUN PHONE 527-1010 SEAFORTH. ft P1 f I Bantams Wm And Lose In Harrisfon, 'Clinton Area. Mike Watson 1 Ken Cousins 1 John Stroop 1 Terry Glanville 1 Ken Higgins 3 Bradley Wright 1 Third Game Brussels 5 Teeswater 3 Scoring for Brussels: Brian McGavin 1 goal Terry McCut- cheon 1 " 2assists Ken Cousins 1 " Rick Guest 1 " 1 7/ •Terry Glanville 1 " Brian Tenpas 1 ft Mike Watson 2 17 The Tykes also won an exhibit- ion game last week against Mil- verton by a score of 8 - 0 and Brussels goaltender, Jimmy Scott, recorded his fifth shut- out of the year. Scoring for Brussels: Terry McCutcheon goals Ken Cousins 5 goals 1 assist Terry Glanville 1 " Paul Johnson 1 Bradley Wright 2 ,, assists Kenny Higgins 1 assist Gary McArter 2 " Diet plans and counting cal- ories are nothing new to the poultry farmer. Various meth- ods of restricting feed intake have been researched and prac- ticed since 1935 when Dr. O.B. Kent first introduced the idea for growing pullets on range. In recent years there have been many experiments conduc- ted to develop for growing pullets a feeding program which would be self-restricting. Some of these plans include low energy (low calorie) feeds, limited feed sup- plies, limited feeding time and even skipping meals on one or two days a week. Some programs are being recommended espec- ially for heavy meaty-type pullets which produce hatching eggs for the broiler hatcheries. The benefits of such a pro- gram are many: lower growing feed costs, higher rates of egg production, fewer small eggs, lower adult mortality and exten- ded reproductive life of laying hens. Experiments with rats have shown that the life span of rats fed limited amounts of feed is longer than with' rats which are obese because of eating all they wanted. Recently, experiments have been conducted in which feed was restricted to control gains in body weight in birds laying eggs. Increased body weight in mature birds is mostly body fat. As in humans, food requirements decrease with age. Recent experiments with In tournament play, the Brussels BantaMs lost a game and were knocked out of a Our- nament, and wen a game in an- other tournament and advanced to the semi-finals.. On Saturday, Brussels tied Paisley Bantams 1 - 1 in the Harriston Bantam Hockey Tour- nament but lost the game by shots on goal and were elimin- ated from that tournament. Early Sunday morning, the team travelled through adverse weather condition s to play in their second game in the Clin- ton Bantam Hockey Tournament, but when game time arrived, the other team bad failed to ice a team and Brussels was awarded the game by default. The trip was not a total waste however, since the boys had an hour prac- tice and were treated to a hot beef dinner after. The team now plays Zurich in the Tournament semi-final on. Saturday at 4:45 and if they win that they will play in the Championship game on Sunday at 4:00 against either Grand Bend, Paisley or Shedden. NOVICE TEAM M EE TS ZURICH After a week's wait the Brussels Novice team has been notified that they will play Zurich in a best-of-three WOAA Novice "E" Championship series. Coach, Bob Richmond and manager, Frank Stretton have been trying to keep the boys in shape with several practice sessions and exhibition -games and with a little luck the boys should be in prime condition to meet the Zurich team. ZONE "2" PLAYOFFS BEGIN T HE Zone "2" Minor Hockey Playoff schedule was released this week by Zone convenor James Prior. In the Novice category the teams will be competing for the Bernie Laz- ette Trophy. In the south group Belmore plays Blyth and Mil- verton plays Belgrave while Wingham and Ripley play to decide who meets Lucknow for the north group winner. The two group winners then play off for the zone championship. In the Pee Wee category, the same structure applies with the teams competing for the Blyth Lions Trophy. In the southern group Brussels tackles Milverton while Monkton meets chickens at Ridgetown indicate that both male and female birds benefit from restricted feed in- take. Eggs produced by slower growing, lean birds were more -plentiful. When the females were mated to males grown on the same program, it was observed that fertility was better and the eggs hatched better than those from birds on a full feeding program. Enters House Tournament Novice and Pee Wee teams from Brussels will participate in the second annual Blyth House League Tournament to be held this Saturday. These teams are made up of boys who don't usually play on the teams that are entered in the WOAA. The Pee Wee team will play Bayfield at 3:30 and again at 6:30 if they lose or 7:30 if they win. John Cousins is making his debut as a coach in this game and is a prospective candidate for next season. Ray Adams will be in control of the Novice team but unlike John, this isn't his first try. Earlier in the year he coached this same team when they lost 5-4 to a team from Blyth. He's hoping for better luck this tune. His Novice team will play Blyth at 11:30 and if they lose they will play at 4:30 while a win would havethem playing. at 5:30 for the champion- ship.- Belgrave while Kincardine Meets Listowel and Wingham playsRip- ley In the north group. The teams in the Bantam category are competing for the Brussels ,Motore.A Trophy. The South group has Belgrave Meet- ing Monkton and Milverton play- ing Brussels while the north group has Ripley and Lucknow Rlaying to decide who will meet Wingham. In the Midget category, Kin- cardine plays .Wingham with the winner playing Ripley to decide who will play in the finals against either Listowel or Milverton. The trophy for the Midget category is donated by Maitland Zone two has produced 6 WOAA champions so far this ye-ar. Brussels is the Midget E Champ, Lucknow is the Midget D Champ, Kincardine is the Ban- tam C. Champ, 'Listowel is the Bantam B Champ, Blyth is the Pee Wee E champ, and Listowel is the Novice B Champ. At present Brussels is playing in the Novice E final, Kincardine in the Novice C final and Teeswater in the Novice D final. Dart •League Scores TEAM STANDING: Blyth Team 152 Points Sams Gang 152 '' The Archers 147 Jamestown 136 77 Lens Gang 130 Pp 5th Line 115 7, C ranbrook 110 Morrisbank 87 77 6th Line 86 77 Grabers Team 85 17 INDIVIDUAL STANDING: Ernie Back 61 61 183 Ken white 70 46 162 Hilt Ward 56 51 158 Harm Thalen 74 41 1 -6 Jack Mcwhirter 65 45 1,35 Ross Nicholson 75 31 137 Ken Patterson 50 43 136 Jim Smith 64 36 136 Glen Bridge 65 33 131 Gordie Guy 77 26 129 Bob Elliott 7'7 25 127 Dale Brecken- ridge 59 32 123 Alf Nichol 45 36 117 G.Hetherington 39 37 113 Adam Smith 65 24 113 Charlie Shaw 39 36 111 Bob Scott 55 27 109 Mick Conaboy 44 32 108 Dick Stephenson 47 28 103 Al Nichol 43 28 99 Neil Adams 55 22 99 Ross Somers 56 21 98 Barry Adams 61 16 93 Willis Knight 28 32 92 Ross Duncan 50 21 92' Ron Kingsbury 45 23 91 Bob Fraser 41 23 87 Russ Hall 47 20 87 Karl Kokesch 48 18 84 Sid White 47 18 83 Jan Van Vliet 46 18 82 Sam Workman 30 24 78 Gordon Engel 44 17 78 Jack Logan 38 16 70 Ross Bennet 40 15 70 Harry Bolger 38 14 66 Jim Dellow 36 14 64 Clem McClellan 47 8 63 Archie Willi s 32 15 62 Ken. Graber 37 9 55 Brian Adams 27 13 53 Ted Elliott 33 9 51 Len Lamont 28 11 50 Reg Watson 29 10 49 Larry Fear 31 9 49 Pete Cardiff 26 7 40 Bill McArter 29 4 37 Murray Kelling- ton 20 6 32 Ken Johnston 17 7 31 Murray Johnston19 5 29 Howard Bernard 18 4 26 High Sdore 3 Darts: Dick Stephenson 180. High Score for the Evening: Ken White 140 The Brussels Tykes won all --three of their games in the second annual. Lur,,k,. )w Flea Tournament and walked away with the Lucknow Legion Trophy. In their opening game, Lucknow was able to stay within one goal but Brussels came out and scored three quick goals in the third period to defeat them 6-2. After lunch, Brussels met the Teeswater team who earlier in the day had defeated R ipley 7-0. Brussels scored four goals in the first period and tied two more in each of ,the final periods to coast to a 8 - 0 victory. First Game Brussels 6 Lucknow 2 Scoring for Brussels: Rick Guest 2 goals 1 assist Brian Tenpas 1 " 2 " Terry McCutcheon, 1 goal 1 " Bradley Wright 1 " Terry Gla.nville 1 " 1 Mike Watson 1 Pt Paul Johnson 1 79 • Second Game Brussels 8 Teeswater 0 Scoring for Brussels: Rick Guest 2 goals Brian Tenpas 1 " Terry McCut- cheon 1 PP Diet Factor In Eggs THE BRUSSELS POST, -MARCH 8, 1972-7