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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1986-03-26, Page 24PAGE 24. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1986. •/ // 7 /// r /x��///// r/r Blyth novices ended their season by going to the championship game of the Blyth Novice Tournament on Saturday before losing to Clifford. The team earlier, however, beat Clifford for a tournament championship atLucknow. Members of the team are: [front row, left to right] Christopher Howson, Mike Bromley, James McNichol, Joshua Yanchus, Benje Hakkers, Brian McNichol, Shawn Hakkers; [back row] Jonathan Collins, Ryan Chamney, Jamie Bromley, Henry Bos, Peter Craig, Jerrod Button and in the extreme back, the coaches Jeff Howson, Doug Chamney and Bruce Bromley. Hot competition between Atoms and Novices ends in style BY RUSTY BLADES Last Wednesday, March 19 the Blyth Atoms and Novices•complet- ed their season series with a spirited contest won by the Atoms 4 1 The game was closer than the score indicated as this match featured a scoreless first period and a 1 - 0 Atom lead after the second period on an unassisted goal by Kevin Souch. • The Atomscameoutflying in the third period as they scored three straight goals. Two goals by Shawn Rutledge and another goal by Kevin Souch iced the victory for the Atoms, Danny Van Bakel picked up assists on both of Shawn's goals while Craig Roulston and Brian Van Stcelandt picked up single assists. Mike Bromley finally got the Novices on the scoreboard with Brussels ladies hold bonspiel The fina; draw of the Brussels Ladies Curling Club ended on Tuesday, March 18. In the first place was the team of Nora Stephenson, Linda Ginge- rich, Jean Bewley and Kim Zimmer. In second place was the team of Velma Locking, Jane White, Colleen McNichol and Grace McNichol. In third place was the team of Jo -Ann McDonald, Darlene Old- field, Jean Veitch and Valerie Shortreed. In fourth place was the team of Janis Bray, Susan Bondi, Mary Douma and Bev Stevenson. Bluevale bowling results Caroline Greenaway had a 692 triple and Jim Shaw a triple of 632 to lead the men and women in Bluevale Mixed Bowling action last week. Winne Boyd had a 302 single and Kevin Hickey a 284 for the high individual games. Scoring over 200 were: Carline Greenaway (291 and 212)Jim Shaw (261 and 209), Jean Ireland, 226; Herb Kenyon, 222; Milt Boyd, (210 and 201), Jim Thompson, 205 and Harold Johnston. the final goal of the game on an unassisted tally.. The Novices pulled goalie Josh Yanchus for seven extra attackers in the final minute but they couldn't dent the twine behind atom goalie Jason Elliott. These games seem to bring out the best hockey in these two teams probably because the players do not want to be embarrassed by their brothers and friends. One opinion was offered that the Novices would have been undefea- ted this season if they had played every game the way they played against the Atoms. Afterwards the two teams enjoyed a smorgas- bord of treats and sweets. Thanks must go to Allan Craig and Bruce Howson for supplying the soft drinks on this occasion. Don't forget the Blyth Minor Sports Easter dance this Saturday, March 29 in the arena auditorium. Dancing isfrom9- 1 with the music supplied by "Whiskey Jack". A smorgasbord is included for only $12.00 per couple. With a large crowd, the proceeds should go a long way to reducing the minor hockey operating deficit for this season. 1 have a fistful of tickets if anybody needs some. 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Tykes win championship with 3 shut outs In the hockey tournament held in Hensal last weekend, the Blyth Tykes won their first "A'' Champ- ionship this year. In their first game, Saturday morning, they literally "skated" over Exeter II. defeating them by a score of 8 - 0. Another point worth mentioning, is the fact that Exeter wasn't able to get one shot on Blyth's net, making it a rather lohesome game for the Goalie, Chris Steward. Brad Anderson opened up the game with the first goal and after that, goals occurred almost contin- uously. Also scoring were Darryl Shannon, Jason Rutledge, Fred - dick Datema, Jeff Cowan. Jason, Freddick and Jeff each scored two. With the win. they advanced on toplayforthe "A" Championship. In the afternoon, they played Zurich, ironically accomplishing the same score (8 - 0). With this game though, Chris did get tested once, as one shot on the net was taken. Another difference from game one also, was that Blyth came up with two hat tricks, going to Steven Youngblut and Brad Anderson. Fred Datema and Jeff Cowan picked up the other two goals. Game three, though, they met their match against H'ensall. It seems as though Chris Steward had more than his share of shots on him this time. Whether it was the fact that the team was spoiled in the two previous games, or if it was the television and anxiety the parents experienced, but it was a tense game. The main thing was, the boys went on to defeat Hensall 2-0. Brad Anderson got the first goal and (obviously) winning goal, with Jason Rutledge getting the second one for assurance purposes with very little time remaining. Brad assisted Jason in this goal. Goal medalions were given to each player and Jason Rutledge, the team captain, was presented with the trophy to bring home and place in the Blyth arena. Way to go. guys! Coaching the boys and doing an excellent job, were Ralph Datema, with Terry Rutledge and Wayne McDougall as the assistant coach- es. A special mention also, is the fact that Terry and Wayne went out of their way to attend this game, instead of participating in their game in the Clinton Tournament. D. MARSHALL DECORATING Interior and Exterior Decorating at, reasonable rates David Marshall Box 336 Blyth, Ontario 523-9220 McCutcheon Grocery Brussels 887-9445 wi►+aivr.s�v V8 VEGETABLE JUICE 48 OZ. .99 OPEN MON.-SAT. 8-6 P.M. MAPLE LEAF COOKED HAM 175 G. 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