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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-11-26, Page 21THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1986. PAGE 21. Blyth Novice team wins and loses in week's play BY RUSTY BLADES Last Tuesday evening the Blyth novice travelled to Milverton for a veryspirited contest with Blyth emerging with a 4 - 2 victory. After Milverton took an early 1 - 0 lead, Blyth fought back to tie the score before the first period ended with a shorthanded tally. Chris Howson and Ryan Chamney work­ ed well together in the short-hand­ ed situation as they pressured Milverton with Ryan finally scor­ ing on a nice set up from Chris. After a scoreless second period, Milverton once again took another early lead in the third period. However, Blyth’s determination Blyth Peewees lose On November 17, at 8:30 p.m. at the Blyth Arena the Blyth Pee Wees were at home to the Mildmay Pee Wees for the second of the regular scheduled meetings. The game was a hard-fought contest with no scoring until 11:46 of the first period when Mildmay got their first goal on a Blyth defensive lapse. At the end of one period Mildmay lead 1 - 0. Mildmay was successful in picking up two further goals in the second period and going into the third period Blyth was down 3 - 0. On a strong offensive run by Rick Howson, followed by Rob Finch, Blyth was successful in the third period in breaking the shut out of the Mildmay goalie. Rob Finch received the goal with the assist going to Rick Howson. Strong support was given to the team by goalie Jason Elliott. The game ended 3 - 1 for Mildmay. The Blyth boys put up a valiant effort and are improving steadily. Brussels Peewees Continued from page 20 goal of the third period for the 2 - 0 victory. The Atom team played together well and allowed only about three shots on net in both games. The Peewees on the other hand cannot say the same thing. They showed through in the final minutes to snatch the victory. A pretty passing play around the Milverton goal crease Jed to the tying goal. Jason Rutledge to Ryan Chamney to Scott Arthur who quickly one-timed the puck into the net for the tying goal. Chris Howson then relayed the puck to Henry Bos who scored the winning goal on a great wrist shot. Finally in the final minute, on a powerplay, Blyth scored the final goal of the game as Chris Howson once again assisted on a goal by Ryan Chamney to secure the 4-2 win. Blyth ran into a hot goaltending tandem in Milverton but showed they had the firepower to still score goals. Chris Howson’s passing proved to be a valuable asset to the team as he picked up three assists. Then on Wednesday evening, Blyth played host to an improved Seaforth team. Seaforth respond­ ed with two late goals to skate home Brussels ringette underway In Ringette, the Brussels Petites played Teeswater in Teeswater on Friday night, with the Brussels girls winning 6 -1. Sherri Huether and Janice Jacklin each scored two goals, while Kelly Overholt and Jennifer Machan each had one. Assists went to Krista Keffer, Erin Mitchell and Jan VanKeulen. On Sunday, the Petites travelled to Tiverton to win the game there 4 - 1. Kelly Overholt scored two goals, with one each going to Sherri Huether and Krista Keffer. Jenni­ fer Machan and Trish Clark each had an assist. The girls were very happy to welcome Trish back for the game. split travelled to Arthur on Monday night to receive a severe 8 - 0 thrashing. Arthur was to return here on Friday night but cancelled out. The team rebounded on Sunday afternoon when they played an exhibition game in Wingham against a house league team there. They defeated them 10-1. with a 4 - 3 victory over Blyth. After a scoreless first period, Seaforth took a second period 2 -1 lead. Blyth sandwiches their goal between the two Seaforth goals. Ryan Chamney won the face-off deep in the Seaforth end and passed it to winger Henry Bos who then relayed it back to the point. Defenceman Jonathan Collin’s shot deflected off a Seaforth player and eluded the Seaforth goalie. After an intermission pep talk Blyth came out strong for the third period. Brian McNichoI tied the game for Blyth on a fine set up from linemates Chris Howson and Scott Arthur. Blyth then took their only lead of the game as Ryan Chamney assisted on a goal by Henry Bos. Seaforth never quit and they scored two late goals to secure the victory. Incidentally, Seaforth had twice as many fans at the game as Blyth! Last week featured two more fine games by the local novice team. There is a break in the schedule this week as the team prepares for the upcoming tourna- ment in Seaforth this weekend. 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