Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-11-07, Page 16PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1990. Bulls trounce Fergus 11-0 Brussels Bulls have finished the first third of the season with an impressive 9 and 1 record, best in Western Jr. C., four points ahead of Hanover Barons. Friday night, the Bulls travelled to their arch rival Hanover Barons for their second matchup of the season. Hanover opened the scor­ ing at 13:25 as Dan Neil scored on a pass from Bruce Angel and Tony, Wilson. The Bulls tied the game on a power-play goal by Marty Rut­ ledge from Corey McKee and Brett Long. Hanover regained the lead at 5:27 as Steve Beisel scored on a pass from Dan McCormick and Troy McCarg. Again the Bulls tied the score with 37 seconds left in the first period, their second power play goal of the game off the stick of Jason Baier on a pass from Jeff McKee and Steve Fritz. The second period saw only one goal on a very fast period. Hanover regained the lead at 7:20 on a goal by Bill Spielmacher with assists going to Bruce Angel and Steve Beisel. The Bulls came out flying in the third and scored at 18:58 as Jeff McKee scored on a pass off the stick of Marty Rutledge and Steve Sports Oops This Brussels Bull loses his footing during a scramble for the puckinfrontof theFergus net in thefirst period action of Sunday’s game. The Bulls outshot and outscored the Fergus Devils stampeding to an 11-0 victory. This win has the Bulls finishing thefirst third of the season with an impressive 9 and one record. Fritz. The newly-acquainted line scored the game winner at 11:59 as Steve Fritz scored from Marty Rutledge and Corey McKee to round out the scoring. Jeff Roy played ah excellent game in goal for the Bulls as they were outshot 40-28 by the Barons. Sunday afternoon the Bulls had their hat day with the first 100 people receiving a free Bulls hat. Two hundred people showed up;to see the first place Bulls destroy the Fergus Devils 11-0. Bulls opened the scoring on a goal by rookie left winger Jeff McKee on a pass from defensive partners Joe Walker and Jason Baier at 12:00 a power play marker. At 5:19 Jeff Jewitt scored his first goal of the year on a pass from Greg McNevan and Joe Walker. Sixteen seconds later Jason Baier scored on a pass from Shawn Chipchase. Bevin Flett closed out the scoring of the first on a pass from Marty Rutledge and Steve Fritz at 3:52. The Bulls ended the first period outscoring Fergus 4-0 and outshooting the opposition 15-4. Steve Fritz scored a power play marker at 8:15 from Joe Walker and Marty Rutledge. Forty seconds later Brian Zabel scored on a pass from Jeff Jewitt and Greg Mc­ Nevan. Brett Long scored at 1:53 on a pass from Joe Walker and Ron Strome at 1:53. With 1:18 remain­ ing in the second Steve Fritz scored his second goal of the game from Marty Rutledge and Jeff McKee. Jeff McKee notched his second of the game from Rutledge and Flett with 59 seconds remaining in the second. The second ended, like the first with the Bulls leading 9-0 and outshooting Fergus 35-12 after 40 minutes. Marty Rutledge notched his 10th goal of the year on a pass from Steve Fritz and Jeff McKee at 9:02. The Bulls final goal came at 5:32 off the stick of defenceman Steve Michie as he rushed end to end and blasted a shot past Fergus goalie to round out the Bulls rampage of 11-0. Scott Thede recorded the shutout turning 18 shots aside. The Bulls have signed veteran 20-year-old Jeff Douglas who played with the Bulls for the last half of last season and will wear No. 15 for the Bulls this season. The Bulls coaching staff hope Jeff’s experience and toughness will add to the Bulls arsenal. The Bulls have two road trips this week as they travel to Grand Valley Saturday night and travel to Wingham on Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m. Meet the Jr. C. Bulls Saturday, Nov. 16 at 8 p.m. at the arena for a Meet the Player Night and dance. The Brussels Figure Skating Club would like tothankthe sponsors listed below, tor supporting our skate-a-thon held on Saturday, November 3, 1990. Brussels Motors Inc. Dr. Wm. B. Spink Dashwood Window & Door Centre Brussels 5c - $1.00 Store McCall Livestock D & J Construction Crawford Mill & Davies Brussels Auto Sales & Service Brussels Pharmacy Huron Feeding Systems Petro Canada - Bob Foxton Fuels Brussels E.M.A. N. D. Cameron x Just For You Cardiff & Mulvey Insurance Brussels Vet. - George Alexander Oldfield Pro Hardware , McGavin's Farm Equipment B & G Electric Radford Auto Farm & Ind. Parts Ten Pas Decor J. L. McCutcheon Motors McDonald Home Hdw. & Lumber Maitland Valley Insurance Canadian Imperial Bank of Comm. Thompson's Meat Market Path Finders Beverages Nancy & John Exel We would also like to thank all those parents who contributed their time and effort, all who gave pledges and of course all the skaters who participated, to make this a successful event. The Office of The Citizen in Brussels is OPEN WEEKDAYS If you have material to leave with us Use our Mail Slot in the Office Door WINGHAM CURLING CLUB WHAT’S SO GREAT ABOUT CURLING? Novice team ties Goderich The Blyth Novice B’s opened their schedule on Sat., Nov. 3 in Goderich and played to a 2-2 tie. Goderich scored late in the first period to open the scoring. Blyth got a goal from Adam Anderson on a pass from Shawn Bromley to tie the score midway through the second period. Goderich again took the lead with a goal two minutes into the third period, but David Ansley scored, assisted by Rick Van Stee- landt with seven minutes to go to tie the game at two. Although Blyth was outshot, Tyler Stewart played well in the Blyth net. Members of this year’s team are Ross Clark, David Ansley, Dean Wilson, Rick Van Steelandt, Joel Arthur, Adam Anderson, Mike Lyons, Nathan Shannon, Graham Wrosell, Shawn Bromley and Tyler Stewart. Robert & Mark McIntyre Hearing Aid Specialist will be holding a HEARING AID SERVICE CENTRE on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 AT MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. JOHNST.,WINGHAM PHONE357-2111 FOR APPOINTMENT If your present hearing aid needs service or you are thinking of purchasing a hearingaid CALL TODAY Mcintyre hearing aid SERVICE 275 HURON ST., STRATFORD “you meet a lot of people who become friends for life" “you can start in high school or when you retire" "lots of friends, lots of fun, lots of parties" "it builds fun and fitness" "it is a lifelong sport - you can play it at any age - and there is a lot of skill to the game" “curling is one of the more sportsman-like games left" CuringSfim/brevefyone/ Registrations for our 1990-1991 Season starting the first week of November are now being taken. Anyone interested in curling should contact Ron Knight at 357-2179 for general information on our Free Training Clinic, Men’s Mixed, Ladies’ and Junior Curling. Anyone interested in Competitive or High School curling should contact Gerry Edwards at 357-1868. 1990-1991 Fees - Seniors $135 - Juniors $ 25 Any existing member who has not received a newsletter should contact the club to get your copy.