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A Crusader defenceman valiantly trys to protect his net while the team’s goalie gets ready to stop the
puck. But not enough pucks from the Drayton Comets were stopped by the Crusaders at Saturday’s
game and they lost 8 to 6 to begin their Grand Champion playoff series with a loss. Fortunately, the
following day, the Crusaders bounced back to defeat the Comets with a generous lead of 7 to 2.
Crusaders rebound to tie series
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1990. PAGE 19.
Belgrave Tykes end season
at Huron Park tournament
On Saturday, April 7 the Brus-
a seis Crusaders opened their Grand
sr Championship playoff series with
the Drayton Comets in the Wing
ham arena.
The Crusaders opened the scor
ing a little over nine minutes into
the period when Ken Cousins and
Bill Haines combined to set up
Kevin Deitner for the goal. Brus
sels made it 2-0 when Brian
Campbell finished off a set up by
Tim Fritz and Kevin McArter.
Drayton scored once before the end
of the period to make the score 2-1
Brussels, after one period of play.
Brussels regained their two-goal
lead three and a half minutes into
the second period when Cousins
combined with Mike Watson to set
up Dave Stephenson for the goal.
The Crusaders added another to
their lead when Troy Pocaluyko
scored an unassisted goal. It was a
little over a minute later when
Deitner made it a four goal lead
when he completed a set up from
Cousins and Stephenson. The rest
of the period belonged to Drayton
as they scored four straight goals in
the last 10-minutes of the period to
even the score at 5-5 after two
periods.
Drayton took their first lead of
the game when they scored four
minutes into the third period. The
Crusaders tied the score up half
way through the period when Trev
Pocaluyljp scored with Brian Ten
Pas and Troy Pocaluyko drawing
' l', assists on the play. However
Drayton once again took the lead a
minute later and then added an
empty-net goal for the 8-6 victory
and a one game lead in the series.
CRUSADERS BOUNCE BACK
Game two was held Sunday,
April 8 in the Harriston Arena.
The Crusaders scored the only
goal of the first period w hen Kevin
Deitner scored from Dave Stephen
son and Troy Pocaluyko just two
minutes into the game for 1-0 lead
after one period.
Drayton tied the score after just
five minutes of play in the second
frame. The Crusaders didn’t waste
any time getting that one back as
they scored 21 seconds later when
Ken Cousins set up Deitner for his
second of the game. Brussels then
increased the lead when Pocaluyko
and Bill Haines combined to set up
David Montgomery for the score.
Drayton cut the lead to one
again before Deitner added his
third of the game for his hat-trick
with Cousins drawing the lone
assists on the play. The score after
two periods of play was 4-2
Brussels.
The Crusaders made it a three-
goal lead six minutes into the third
when Montgomery and Brian Ten
Pas combined to set up Pocaluyko
for the goal. Brussels added to
their lead seven minutes after
when Dave Harding and Ken
Higgins set up Cousins for the
goal. The Crusaders made it 7-2
when Cousins added an unassisted
Sports
Winning ladies
Accepting their trophy from Sue Gowing (centre, right) are the
top ladies team in the Brussels curling club. They are from the
left, Brenda Linton, Heidi McClure and Bev Stevenson. Team
member, Mary Ann Miners was absent from the presentation
at the club’s awards banquet on Saturday night in Brussels.
Curling Club holds banquet
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The Brussels Curling Club held
its annual banquet and dance at the
Brussels Legion on Saturday, April
7.
President of the Ladies Curling
Club, Sue Gowing opened the
meeting by thanking the Legion
Ladies for serving a delicious roast
beef dinner. Past President of the
Mixed Curling Club, Doug Shol-
dice, introduced the head table.
The new executive for 1990-91 was
announced. They are: Past Presi
dent, Orval Bauer; President, Pau
line Patterson; first Vice-President,
George Langlois; second Vice-
President. Ernie Lewington; Secre
tary-Treasurer. Nancy Exel; Bar
Committee. Bob Alexander, Mer-
vyn Bauer. Brian Warwick; Draw
goal with two and a half minutes
left in the game. That was how the
game ended 7-2 for the Crusaders
and they have tied the series 1-1.
The third game of the series will
be held on Friday, April 13 at 7:30
p.m. in Wingham while game 4 will
be Saturday, April 14 at 2 p.m. in
Harriston. If game 5 is necessary it
will be Sunday, April 15 at 2:30 in
Wingham.
Committee, Marg Taylor, Darlene
Oldfield, Ralph Watson, Ruth
Bauer; Ice Committee, Tom War
wick, Fred Smith; Bonspiel Com
mittee, Bill Patterson; Prize Com
mittee, Heidi McClure, Valerie
Shortreed; Press Reporter, Velma
Locking; Auditor, Mary Huether.
Pauline Patterson presented the
prizes to the winners of the mixed
curling.
First Draw: first, 47.5 points,
Ken McDonald, Fran Bremner, Bill
Shortreed, Brett Bauer; second,
46.5 points, Bill Patterson, Teuni
Smith, Brad Speiran, Steve Adams;
third. 43.5 points, Howard Hack
well, Nora Stephenson, Wayne
Lowe. Michelle Vader.
Continued on Page 25
The Belgrave Tykes ended the
1989-90 hockey season at a tour
nament at Huron Park.
In the first game, Belgrave was
downed 4-0 by Bayfield. The
Belgrave players just could not
capitalize on their shots.
The team fared better against
Zurich, even though the local lads
lost 4-3 in the second overtime
period.
Tim Robinson scored all three
Belgrave markers and Craig Marks
recorded one assist. During the
first three minutes of overtime, no
goals were scored, so the next
three minutes were played without
goalies.
Although Belgrave lost, the
game provided lots of excitement
and was a great finish to the
Legion
announces
dart winners
BY SANDRA JOSLING
Winners from the Dart Tourna
ment, March 24 held at the
Brussels Legion are as follows:
first, Barry Engel, Marg Bennett,
Deb Cann; second, Gord Jacklin,
Shirley Taylor and Jean Little.
On Monday, April 16 Branch 218
will be holding the election of
officers. All voting members are
urged to attend.
On April 20 at 8 p.m. the Legion
will be having a pub night. Anyone
wishing a night of fun should plan
to attend.
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please contact:
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Earlier last month, the Belgrave
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Anderson, in goal for Belgrave,
was pulled with two minutes left to
play, but the team just could not
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