The Citizen, 1986-11-05, Page 11THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1986. PAGE 11.
Bulls ring up two weekend victories
The Brussels Bulls Junior “D”
team was at home to the Belmont
Bombers on Friday night. Belmont
had almost literally bombed the
Bulls on their previous encounter
in Belmont.
The ghosts and goblins came
and went and were enjoyed by all
and most left you wondering as to
their identity.
Midway through the first period
Kevin McArter on a pass from Tim
Fritz and Rob Cardiff opened the
scoringfor Brussels. Itwas5:46
before Belmont got the tying goal
and then went ahead at 1:23 on a
power-play goal to end the period
at 2 - 1 for the visitors.
The second period belonged to
Brussels as they out-shot Belmont
14-8. Neither team got much past
the first shift with a full line of
players and most goals were scored
short-handed. The insignificant
things were penalized and the
obvious boarding was overlooked.
Kevin Lee assisted by Dave
Harding scored the first goal with
Blake Flett assisted by Fritz and
Lee scoring again at the 14:39
mark. Just 39 second later Brian
Campbell scored unassisted. It
was at 4:27 when Brian Campbell
assisted by Kevin McArter and
Kevin Johnston scored his second
goal. Kevin Johnston tipped in the
fifth goal of the period on a pass
from Kevin McArter and Kevin
Lee to end the period at 6 - 2 for
Brussels.
It was five minutes into the third
period when Brian Campbell com
pleted his hat-trick on a pass from
Mike Chapman and Dave Harding.
Belmont scored as the buzzer was
sounding to get their third goal on
goalie Jeff McGavin who had
played a solid game in the net. The
Bulls had defeated the top team of
the league 7-3.
BULLS BEAT SEAFORTH
Sunday had the Bulls at home to
the visiting Seaforth Centennaires
for their second encounter of the
season.
Doug Taylor and Dave Harding
combined to score Brussels’ first
goal at the 13 minute mark of the
first period, with Mike Vincent and
Mike Chapman getting the second
goal mid-way through the period.
Tim Fritz scored the third goal
assisted by Doug Shaw and Dean
Rutledge closing the period with a
3 - 0 lead for the home team.
Kevin Lee assisted by Tim Fritz
scored at 11:14 of the second and
with only 10 seconds remaining in
the period Seaforth got their first
goal of the game.
The third period had Fritz and
Lee reversing their second period
play and scored early to add to the
Bulls’ lead. The period was half
over when Rodney Nicholson
scored on a pass from Kevin
Johnston and Tim Fritz. Seaforth
added their second goal at 6:21.
Kevin Lee scored assisted by
Doug Shaw at 4:35 and just 43
seconds later Seaforth added goal
number three. Dave Harding and
Mike Vincent scored the final goal
with just 27 seconds remaining in
the game.
Pat Chambers who played an
excellent game in net held the
Centennaires at bay as they
out-shot the Bulls 20 - 4 in the third
period.
The Bulls will be in Clinton on
Friday night for an 8:30 start but
will be idle on Sunday afternoon.
They will be at home to the Mitchell
Hawks on Wednesday night Nov.
12, for a mid-week game.
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Brussels Town League
enters 10th season
This is the 10th year the Brussels
Town League as operated as
recreational hockey games are
every Tuesday and Wednesday
evening. This year we have six
teams: Monkton Oldtimers, Born-,
holm Bruisers, Perth Blazers,
Danny’s Devils, Crushers, and
The Saints.
Members of the teams are:
DEVILS: Kevin Kellington, Dan
McKay, Bruce Blake, Brian War
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Campbell, Vern Bridge, Mike
Siertsema, Roy Gingerich, Dale
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WOAA reorganizes Intermediates
The W.O.A.A. Intermediate
Hockey League has opened the
1986-87 season with several chan
ges from last year.
The two-time grand champion
Woodford Royals have joined the
O.H.A. Hockey League while the
Tara Cyclones and Wingham
Royals have ceased operation due
to a lack of players. However three
new entries, Arthur, Brussels and
Wellesley have zjoined the
W.O.A.A. allowing the league to
remain at 14 teams.
The W.O.A.A. has divided into
a north and south divisional format
for regular schedule play, with
seven clubs in each grouping. Each
team will play every team in their
division four times for a 24 game
schedule. Playoffs are set to begin
in mid-February.
In the north division are teams
from Lucknow, Ripley, Kincar
dine, Teeswater, Mildmay, Dur
ham and Lions Head while the
south division consists of teams
from Arthur, Drayton, St. Cle
ments, Wellesley, Milverton,
Monkton and Brussels.
W.O.A.A. secretary-manager
Dave Neilson, assisted by Bill
Kieffer (Bluevale), Wayne Mc
Lean (Hanover) and Orban Eick-
meier (Mildmay) are in charge of
running the intermediate hockey
program for this season.
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