The Citizen, 1986-02-05, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1986.
Juniors romp over Howick
in third period spurt
BY LOIS McARTER
Where were you on Wednesday
night? The Juniors were at home to
Howick for a mid-week game.
The 10 - 2 score did not indicate
the caliber of play. The first period
had the score tied at one a piece
with Tom Newbigging and Rob
Cardiff scoring Brussels’ first goal.
The second period had Rob
Cardiff taking a pass from New
bigging and Jim Bender to go
ahead of the visitors, but they came
back and tied the score once more.
Kirk Whitfield, Mike Vincent and
Mike Chap man combined to put
Brussels ahead by one at the end of
the second period.
The Bulls never performed
better passing and positional
hockey than they didin the third
period of this game. Troy Smith
assisted by Kevin McArter scored
in the first minute of the period.
They went back to centre ice to face
off and promptly went down the ice
with McArter scoring and Smith
assisting for two goals in less than
two minutes. Cardiff and Bender
combined to score the third goal
with Mike Chapman, T. Newbigg
ing and Troy Smith scoring the
fourth. McArter, Newbigging and
T. Smith combined for goal
number five with Kevin McArter
completing his hat-trick of the
period unassisted.
David Schmidt, Tim Fritz and
K irk Whitfield put the seventh goal
of the period in the net to win the
game at 10 - 2. They out-shot
Howick by a 47 - 23 score.
Friday night had the players
travelling to Mitchell to play the
Hawks. Rollie Smith assisted by
Mike Vincent put Brussels on the
scoreboard. Murray Dewar scored
the next two goals with assists from
Todd MacDonald and Rob Cardiff
on the first goal and Tom Newbigg
ing and Kirk Whitfield on the
second. Mitchell scored one goal
before the period ended.
Kevin McArter scored on a pass
from Rob Cardiff to give Brussels
their only goal of the second period
while Mitchell added two goals.
Kevin McArter and Mike Chap
man combined for the first goal of
the third period. Tom Newbigging
and Murray Dewar added the
second. Tim Fritz assisted by
Dewar and Newbigging added the
final goal of the game, as the team
kept Mitchell scoreless and claim
ed the 7 - 3 win.
A heavy weekend schedule had
the Bulls travelling to Tavistock on
Saturday night.
The Braves scored early in the
first period to take a 1 - 0 lead.
Kevin McArter put the Bulls on the
scoreboard with a nifty deflection
from a hard shot by Todd Mac
Donald to tie the game. The Bulls
went into the lead when Tim Fritz
scored on a pass from Murray
Dewar and Todd Newbigging.
Mike Chapman, Mike Vincent and
Rollie Smith added the third to end
the period at 3 - 1.
Kevin McArter added his se
cond goal of the game on a pass
from Jim Bender and Steve
Conners. Murray Dewar and Tom
Newbigging combined for the
second goal of the period while
goalie Jeff McGavin kept Tavistock
off the scoreboard for the 5 -1 lead.
Rob Cardiff and Jim Bender
connected for a short-handed goal
to get the third period underway.
Defenceman Todd MacDonald as
sisted by Tim Fritz scored the
secondgoaloftheperiod before
Tavistock got their second goal of
the game. They got their second
goal of the period at 10:14 when a
hard blast knocked goalie Jeff
McGavin to the ice and he fell into
the net. Jeffdidn’t receive any cuts
but was removed in a daze from the
game and replaced by Steve
Coultes. The Braves added one
more goal but the Bulls came home
with a 7 - 4 victory after
out-shooting the Braves 45-27.
Sunday afternoon found them at
home for their third tough game of
the weekend against nearby Sea
forth. The Bulls out-shot the
Centennaires 17 - 12inthe first
period but Seaforth got three shots
past goalie Mike Smith to take a 3 -
0 lead at the end of the first period.
Brussels was out-shot in the
second period 10 - 7 by the visitors
but managed to put the only goal of
the period on the board when Rollie
Smith and David Schmidt combin
ed to score. They kept Seaforth
scoreless for the period.
The Bulls came out in the third
period to score two good goals.
Kevin McArter and Troy Smith
combined to defeat goalie Keith
McClure on the first goal and Tom
Newbigging assisted by Rollie
Smith and Murray Dewar succeed
ed in tying the game. Seaforth
scored the go-ahead goal later in
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the period and in an effort to tie the
game in the last minute of the
game, the coach pulled the goalie
only to have two empty net goals
scored again st the team, to give
Seaforth a 6 - 3 win. The final score
did not indicate the calibre of play
displayed by the teams.
The Bulls will be on the road
Saturday night in Mt. Brydges and
Sunday afternoon in Seaforth.
Theirseason of league games
has dwindled to five games and
then piayoffs will start. It looks like
a fight to the finish for top spot in
the rorthern division between
Brussels and Seaforth. It takes
your support to keep these teams
operating and your enthusiasm in
the stands to show them that you
appreciate their hard work and
their ability to play the game.
The dedication of a lot of people
keep these boys on the ice in both
Junior and Minor Hockey categor
ies. The least we can do is give
them our encouragement as fans.
The season is drawing to a close
faster than you realize. Do your
part and come out and cheer them
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