The Citizen, 1986-12-10, Page 29THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1986. PAGE 29.
‘Wheels’makes Crusader debut count
The Intermediate team travelled
to Wellesley on Friday night to play
the top place team in the league.
Gerry Wheeler donned his
equipment for his first game of the
year and made his presence known
to the Wellesley goalie.
The home team took an early 2 - 0
lead in the game and then at 12:46
Gerry Wheeler assisted by Dave
Montgomery and Rob Core scored
his first goal on a power play effort.
Wellesleyscoredagainat 11:32
before Ken Cousins scored from
Dave Montgomery at 3:39.
Wellesley scored just 26 seconds
later to go ahead by two goals.
Gerry Wheeler assisted by Dave
Montgomery scored at 1:23 on his
second power play goal to end the
period at 4 - 3.
Gerry scored unassisted a short-
handed goal a minute and 12
seconds into the second period.
The next goal came from Wellesley
ulls split pair
of games
BY LOIS McARTER
The Brussels Juniors travelled
to Seaforth on Friday night to play
the Centennaires. It was a strange
game. The firsthalf of the game
belonged to Brussels and then
Seaforth took over and claimed the
second half.
Seaforth opened the scoring at
16:40 of the period to take the lead.
The remainder of the period was
scoreless until the five-minute
mark when Tim Fritz assisted by
Kevin McArter and Blake Flett
scored to tie the game. At 1:59
Brian Campbell assisted by Marty
Rutledge and Doug Shaw scored
the go-ahead goal. Just 16 seconds
later Tim Fritz, Kevin McArter and
Paul Robinson combined to give
the Bulls a 3 -1 lead at the end of the
period.
Kevin McArter opened the
scoring in the second at 17:01
assisted by Paul Robinson and Tim
Fritz. It was 9:19 when Blake Flett
assistedbyTim Fritz and Kevin
Lee added the fifth Bull’s goal.
Then the Centennaires took over.
They scored four unanswered
goals between 8:17 and the 4:00
Brussels
Pee Wees
win, lose
The Brussels Peewee team
travelled to Harriston Tuesday
night to play hockey and picked up
a 4-3 win for their efforts.
Dan Beuerman assisted by
Jason Koetsier scored the first
goal for Brussels. Greg Lee
assisted by Shawn Jacklin got
credit for the second. Then the
“Greg” line connected with Mul
vey scoring assisted by Clark. Dan
Beuerman scored unassisted for
what proved to be the winning
goal.
They were at home to Drayton on
Friday night and were defeated 6 -
1. The only Brussels goal was
scored by Jason Koetsier with
assists from Brent Evans and
Grant Martin.
Atoms win in
minute mark to tie the score. Tim
Fritz managed to score in a
scramble around the goalie with 35
seconds left in the period and put
Brussels ahead.
Seaforth came out in the third
and scored four more goals before
Paul Robinson, Tim Fritz and
Kevin Johnston got their only goal
of the period at 10:04.
Seaforth added two more goals
before claiming their 11-7 victory.
BEAT CLINTON SUNDAY
The Bulls were at home to
Clinton on Sunday afternoon who
travelled over in some rather
adverse weather conditions.
Brussels’ Paul Robinson opened
the scoring assisted by Kevin
Johnston and Mike Chapman.
Kevin McArter assisted by Tim
Fritz added the Bulls’ second goal.
Clinton scored their first goal at
the 1:09 mark with Brussels’ Doug
Shaw scoring unassisted with just
59 seconds remaining in the
period.
Clinton scored 58 seconds into
the third period with Tim Fritz and
Marty Rutledge combining for the
Bulls at 14:14.
Tim Fritz, Kevin McArter and
Kevin Johnston combined to give
Brussels a 5 - 2 lead. Clinton scored
two more goals before the period
ended to come within one goal.
The third period remained
scoreless until 3:59 was remaining
when Mike Chapman, Kevin Lee
and Tim Fritz added the only goal
of the period to give Brussels the 6 -
4 victory.
The Bulls will be playing three
games this week. Tuesday night
will find them back in Seaforth for
an 8:30 start. Friday night they will
be in Clinton at 8:30 and on Sunday
will be at home to Exeter at 2 p.m.
The weekly lottery draw was
held at Sunday’s home game with
Ross Nichol being the lucky winner
of $50.
mid-way through the period. Ken
Cousins came through with Brus
sels second goal of the period
assisted by Dave Montgomery and
Gerry Wheeler, to tie the score.
With just 13 seconds remaining in
the period Ken Cousins scored on a
pass from Brian Tenpas to give
Brussels a one goal lead.
Brussels controlled the third
period of play with Ken Cousins
scoring unassisted at 15:36 of the
period, for his fourth goal of the
night. Gerry Wheeler added his
fourth goal of the game at 8:38
assisted by Dave Montgomery.
Kevin Deitner completed the
scoring on a pass from Mike
Watson with 1:06 remaining in the
game and a 9 - 5 victory for the
Crusaders. The win put Brussels
in top spot for their division.
The Intermediate game schedul
ed for Friday night against Monk
ton has been re-scheduled for
Saturday night, Dec. 27 at 7 p.m. in
the Brussels arena. Monkton could
not locate ice for Friday night.
Remember to correct your sche
dule.
The Intermediates will be at
home on Sunday nightfor an 8 p.m.
game against the visiting Milver
ton 4-Wheel Drives.
WO AA INTERMEDIATE
STANDINGS
‘SOUTH DIVISION’GP W-L-i PTS.
Brussels Crusaders 10 7-3-0 14
Wellesley Merchants 9 6-3-0 12
Arthur Tigers 8 4-3-1 9
St. Clements Saints 8 4-4-0 8
Drayton Comets 11 3-7-1 7
Monkton Wildcats 7 3-4-0 6
Milverton 4-Wheel Drives 7 2-5-0 4
‘NORTH DIVISION GP W-L-T PTS.
Durham 72's 9 6-2-1 13
Kincardine Kings 10 6-4-0 12
Ripley Roosters 9 5-3-1 11
Lucknow Lancers 8 4-2-2 10
Teeswater Falcons 6 2-3-1 5
Lions Head North Stars 5 0-3-2 2
Mildmay Monarchs 7 0-6-1 1
TURKEY
BINGOS
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Friday, Dec. 19th
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Extra cards 25c or
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tournament
play
The Atom team was in Ripley on
Tuesday for a good hockey game
and were defeated by a close 1 - 0
score. This same Ripley team will
be back in Brussels on Friday night
for a return game.
The Atom team also played in
Howickon Saturday in a tourna-
mentthere. They played a team
from Mt. Forest in the first game
whom they defeated 7 - 0.
Their second game was against
Palmerston whom they defeated 3 -
1. The third game was played
against a B team from Ripley which
they defeated 7-1. The boys
obviously played some good hock
ey for the three victories. Game
sheets were not passed out to the
coaches but honourable mention
should go to Matt Lee who scored
five goals in the first game and
Wayne Alexander who scored
three goals in the last game.
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