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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1990. PAGE 15.
Brussels Bulls still on top after weekend action
Thursday the Bulls straightened
up their defence with signing of a
Hanover native Rob Pike. Rob
played for Hanover for one and a
half years and played for Listowel
Jr. B. last season. Rob is a 19 year
old with a left-handed shot and will
wear No. 24 for the Bulls.
Thwarted
How do you stop a charging Bull? Knock him over. That’s what happened when a player from the
Wingham Ironmen team tried to intercept a play during the first period action of the Bulls game in
Brussels on Sunday. The home team was struggling in the beginning but came back to defeat
Wingham.
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Friday the Bulls travelled to
Walkerton. It was anything but a
low scoring game as the Bulls won
the game 13-7. Jeff McKee scored
from Fritz and Rutledge at 19:33 of
the first. Corey McKee scored at
14:25 with assists going to Paul
Brophy and Brian Zabel.
Walkerton got on the score board
at 11:27. Steve Vandendool scored
at 7:23 from Ron Strome. Jeff
Jewitt scored with assists going to
Greg McNevan and Shawn Chip
chase at 5:55. Jamie Gibbings
rounded out the scoring at 24
seconds on a pass from Brian
Zabel.
Ron Strome scored three minutes
into the second period on a pass
from Steve Vandendool. Newly-ac
quired Rob Pike got his first goal as
a Bull at 5:52 on a pass from Corey
McKee. Craig King scored a power
play goal at 4:36 with assists going
to Jeff Jewitt and Joe Walker.
Walkerton scored with 38 seconds
left in the second to give the Bulls a
8 - 2 lead after two.
Jeff McKee scored to open the
third on a pass from Steve Fritz at
17:23. Walkerton scored three
quick goals to close in on the Bulls.
However Brussels got those three
back in a hurry as Marty Rutledge
scored on a pass from Brett Long at
11:36. Thirty-two seconds later Ron
Strome scored on a pass from Steve
Vandendool and Brett Long. Steven
Sports
Brussels Tykes defeat Bly th
The first day of December found
the Blyth Tykes playing a tough
game of hockey against the Brus
sels Tykes.
Brussels opened the scoring with
two quick goals soon answered by
Blyth’s Matt Anderson. The end
score of the game was Brussels 12,
Blyth 4.
Blyth goaltending duties were
Vandendool scored at 10:11 from
Brett Long. Walkerton grabbed two
goals back, however it was too
little, too late as Marty Rutledge
rounded out the scoring on a pass
from Jeff McKee and Rob Pike at
2:41 of the third. The final score
was Brussels 13, Walkerton 7.
Saturday saw the Bulls travel to
Mt. Forest. The Bulls got the only
goal of the first two periods as
Marty Rutledge scored at 18:43 of
the first on a pass from Steve Fritz.
This game saw a lot of clutching
and holding as both teams tried to
get the upper hand. Bulls dominat
ed play by outshooting Mt. Forest
32-18 but only had a one-goal lead.
Mt. Forest came out in the third
and tied the score at 14:43 and then
took the lead at 7:43. It looked like
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shared by different members of the
team.
Team members are: Matt Ander
son, Michael Bernard, Derek Cook,
Jeff Carter, Cole Stewart, Anthony
deBoer, Steven Van Amersfoort,
Devon Shannon, Kirk Stewart,
Nicholas Courtney and Ryan Lee.
Next game scheduled is Dec. 8 n
Blyth at 10 a.m. against Zurich.