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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-11-21, Page 15Bull-ed over This Acton Sabre falls after deflecting the puck away from his net during the action of Sunday’s Bulls game. The action was weak on the home front as first as the Sabres scored two goals during the first period. The Bulls held them there, however, and came back to defeat them 6-2. Bulls start slow but beat Sabres THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1990. PAGE 15. Blyth team loses to Goderich Junior “C” action this weekend had the Brussels Bulls playing the Acton Sabres. Fifty-plus young Bulls showed up for the first Brussels minor hockey game of the year. Acton opened the scoring at 11:32 of the first on a goal by highly-scouted Jeff Shevalier of Acton with assists going to Jason Lucas and Mike McElroy, a power play marker. Acton scored their second power play goal of the period as Mike Brooks scored from Jeff Shevalier and Jason Lucas at 4:26 to round out the first period scoring. The visiting Sabres outshot the Bulls 7-6 and held a 2-0 lead. The Bulls finally got on the score sheet at 13:17 of the second as Greg McNevan scored on a pass from Steve Fritz and Joe Walker. The Bulls’ hard work got the score tied at two as Brett Martin scored on a pass from Corey McKee and Joe Walker at 7:49. Bulls outshot Acton 11-3 in the second and had tied the score at two. As in previous games the third period was all Bulls as their mighty PeeWees win BY RUSTY BLADES The Blyth Pee Wees played three games last week, winning two and losing one. Blyth hosted Mitchell II on Monday, November 12 and played the part of an ungracious host with an 8-1 win. Brad Anderson led the onslaught as he recorded the hat-trick and added two assists. Christopher Howson chipped in a goal but, more importantly, record­ ed three assists. Ryan Chamney scored two goals to go with two assists. Benjie Hakkers also scored two goals while Jason Rutledge, with two, Greg Toll and Michael Salverda added assists. Wednesday, November 14 had the Pee Wee’s travel to Zurich where they won game number two on the week 5-2. Ryan Chamney split the defence and fed Jason Rutledge who gave Blyth a 1-0 lead midway through the first period. Twelve seconds later Christopher Howson and Ben­ jie Hakkers teamed up on anice passing play with Christopher giv­ ing Blyth a 2-0 lead. Blyth scored two more goal in the second period. Brad Anderson scored on a long screen shot after a set up from Shawn Hakkers and Christopher Howson. One and a half minutes later Michael Salverda and Tim Cowan sent Jason Rut­ ledge down the right-wing boards offence got rolling as Jeff McKee scored at 18:19 on a pass from Craig King and Bevin Flett. At 10:35 Corey McKee scored a picture goal as he turned the defenceman inside out and then deked the goalie for the Bulls’ fourth goal of the game. Marty Rutledge notched his 16th goal of the year on a pass from linemates Steve Fritz and Jeff McKee at 10:04. Jason Baier closed out the scoring for the Bulls at 5:03 with assists going to Corey McKee and Paul Brophy. The final score was Bulls 6, Sabres 2. Scott Thede played a strong game in the net for the Bulls as he turned aside 19 shots. The Bulls 12-1 record goes on the line this weekend as they host the All-Ontario Jr C Champion Orangeville Crushers Sunday at 2 p.m. It promises to be a very exciting, fast-skating game. The Bulls first weekly lottery draw winner was Lonny Zehr of Tavi­ stock who received $50. There are still a few tickets available for the weekly draw and grand prize of $1,000. 2, lose 1 where he scored from just inside the face-off circle. Zurich scored two late second period goals to stay in the game but Michael Salverda put the game away for Blyth with the only goal of the third period. Jason Rutledge and Ryan Chamney set Michael up in the slot for his powerplay goal which he quickly one-timed past the Zurich puck stopper. Blyth then travelled to Milverton on Friday, November 16 where they ended the week as Milverton shaded their visitors 2-1. Blyth started the game slowly, which was in direct contrast to the ride to the game some un-named team members took. Milverton scored a short-handed goal three and a half minutes into the game and increased the lead to 2-0 before the first period ended. The teams battled back and forth before Benjie Hakkers cut the lead in half with 13 seconds left in the second period. Benjie finished off a three-way passing play with Jason Rutledge and Shawn Hakkers. Blyth pulled their goalie in the final minute for an extra attacker and they swarmed the Milverton net but were unable to count the equalizer. Call ups Rob Johnston and Jason McDougall played a solid two-way game for the Pee Wees as they more than held their Continued on page 17 Blyth Pee Wee “B”s lost to a strong Goderich team Wednesday night. Goderich jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead and dominated the first two periods. Blyth came out flying in the third period out-scoring the Goderich squad 1-0. The score ending up Goderich 3, Blyth 1. The lone goal scorer was Kirk Krieger assisted by Chad Haggitt. On Saturday Blyth travelled to Tykes play second yame The Blyth Tykes played their second game of the season at home on November 14 against the Bel­ grave Tykes. Although Matt Anderson opened the scoring with two fast goals they were soon answered by Belgrave. Scoring see-sawed, back and forth with the end result - Belgrave 10 and Blyth 6. (unriirr Address Postal Code 1 YEAR OUTSIDE CANADA Gift Subscriptions to The Citizen come with a Christmas Card to send to the recipient! Clinton and played a very strong game. They defeated the Clinton team 5-2. Goal scorers were David Campbell, Kirk Krieger, Fred Da- tema, John Armstrong and Brian Marks. Assists went to David Campbell and Jason McDougall, two apiece; Fred Datema and Brian Marks, one each. Chris Bromley played a good game in net for the Blyth boys. Next home game is Wednesday night at 7 o’clock against Goderich. The Blyth Tykes shared goal­ tending duties and all played well against the more aggressive Bel­ grave team. Members of the Blyth team are: Nicholas Courtney, Matt Ander­ son, Cole Stewart, Kirk Stewart, Jeff Carter, Ryan Lee, Michael Bernard, Anthony de Boer, Devon Shannon, Steve Van Amersfoort, and Derek Cook.