HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-01-28, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1987.
Sports Crusaders lose 'battle'
Bulls come back
to tie Centennaires
BYLOISMcARTER
Stormy weather brought all the
local hockey action to a stand still
on Friday. The Mitchel) Hawks
were to be in town on Friday night
but that game was cancelled and
re-scheduled for Saturday night
Feb. 7th at 7 p.m.
The Seaforth Centennaires were
in town on Sunday afternoon for
their last league game of the
season as the regular schedule
draws to a close.
Brussels opened the scoring at
17:56 when Blake Flett scored from
Tim Fritz. The Centennaires tied
the score just two minutes later.
The Bulls came back just 36
seconds later on a power play effort
when Brian Campbell scored from
Todd Hutton and Mike Chapman to
give Brussels the lead.
Seaforth rebounded at 12:09 to
tie the score and then go ahead at
11:35 on power play efforts. Kevin
Lee scored from Tim Fritz and
Marty Rutledge at 10:12 to tie the
score again.
Seaforth scored at 7:05 and then
added an insurance goal with 1:48
remaining to hold a 5 - 3 lead at the
end of the first period, a wide-open
20 minutes of play.
Kevin Lee scored his second goal
of the game at 17:19 of the second
period on a pass from Marty
Rutledge and Tim Fritz to come
within one goal.
Scoring slowed down consider
ably in this period as it was 9:14
when Marty Rutledge scored a
short-handed goal to tie the game
one more time.
Brussels allowed Seaforth to
take the lead at 8:20 with the
remainder of the period being
scoreless.
Both goalies stopped numerous
shots in the third period with Todd
Hutton scoring at 10:24 from Mike
Chapman and Rob Cardiff to give
Brussels a tie and score the only
goal of the period. The final score
was a 6-6 tie.
The Bulls will be travelling to
Lucan on Wednesday night for an
8:15 game. Friday night will find
them travelling back down to
Exeter for an 8:30 game. They will
be at home to Mitchell on Sunday at
2 p.m.
The Bulls made three lottery
draws at their home game on
Sunday. They made two $50
weekly draws which were won by
Steve Knight of Brussels and Brian
Campbell, RR 2, Listowel. The
$ 100 monthly draw for January was
won by Lloyd and Helen Wheeler of
Brussels. Vera Hastings was the
lucky winner of the team’s home
game 50-50 draw.
BYLOISMcARTER
The Brussels Crusaders were to
have travelled to Milverton on
Friday but were kept at home
because of the weather.
They did travel to Drayton on
Saturday night with the purpose of
playing hockey but by the looks of
the score sheet, it appears they
went to a fight and a hockey game
Brussels Lions
hold bonspiel
The Brussels Lions Bonspiel was
held on Monday, January 19.
First place winners on the 9 a.m.
draw were Mervyn Bauer, Orval
Bauer, Doc Stephenson and Gary
Pipewith41.5points. In second
place with 38.75 points was the
team of Allan Siemon, 1. v Hille-
brecht, Jeff Knight and Earl Rock.
Third prize went to Doug Sholdice,
Jim McDonald, Ross Mitchell and
Scott Bridge with 35.75 points.
Consolation went to the team of
Gord Mitchell, Neil Mitchell, Don
Fischer and Bob Tyerman.
First place winners on the 11
a.m. draw were Doug Rathwell,
Jack Robinson, Paul Smith and
Murray Fischer with 53 points.
Second price was won by Stan
Waldie, Bill Dowd, Urs Egli and
Joe Martin with 40 points. In third
place was the team of Fred
Knechtel, George Stevens, Lloyd
Gerber and Stuart Knechtel with
39.75 points.
Winners of the overall trophy for
the day was the team of Doug
Rathwell, Jack Robinson, Paul
Smith and Murray Fishcer.
finally broke out. The adverse
weather must have had a strange
effect on all involved, and they took
their frustrations out on each
other.
Drayton scored the first goal at
18:38 and it was 6:16 before Ken
Cousins tied the score unassisted
for Brussels. Drayton added two
more goals before the period ended
to hold a 3-1 lead.
Ken Cousins scored at 18:41
from Dave Montgomery and Dave
Stephenson tocome within one.
Randy Clarke scored at 12:38 from
Cousins and Stephenson to get the
tying goal.
The gears must have been
slipping as they allowed Drayton to
score the next three goals to take a
sound lead.
Brian Deitner scored the open
ing goal in the third period from
Brian Hastie and Dave Montgom
ery. Then Randy Clarke scored at
11:41 from Ken Cousins and Dave
Stephenson to come within one of
the home team.
Drayton scored an insurance
marker at 11:06with the remainder
of the game scoreless giving
Drayton the 7-5 victory.
The Crusaders will be in Arthur
on Friday night for an 8:30 game
and at home on Sunday night at 8
p.m. against Wellesley. They have
re-scheduled Sunday night’s game
forSaturdaynightat7p.m. against
St. Clements.
Brussels Bulls
“Player of the Week”
Steve Souch running again
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An excellent defensive de
fenceman who is strong at
clearing the crease area. Doug
has previous Jr. D. experience
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A complete line of
Cooper Hockey
Equipment
The C.H.S.S. Track and Field
team opened its indoor season on
Jan. 18 at an All-Comers Meet at
the University of Western Ontario.
Thirteen members of the team
Arthur tops
Brussels
Pee Wees
The only Brussels Minor Hockey
game reported was the peewee
game played at home on Wednes
day night against Arthur.
Arthur has to be commended for
being quick change artists. A
misunderstanding in starting
times had them arriving at the
arena at 7:15 for a 7 o’clock start
which they thought was 8 p.m.
They lost no time in getting
dressed and the game was under
way in no time
Dan Beuerman came through for
the home team scoring a hat-trick
inthe6-41oss. Hisfirstgoal was
unassisted. His second goal came
from Brian McArter and Jason
Koetsier. Danny’s third goal came
in the third period from Greg
Mulvey and Brad Taylor.
Taylor completed the scoring for
Brussels on a pass from Darren
Johnston and Grant Martin.
Games this week
were in attendance and a number
of good early season performances
were recorded. The competition
was quite tough in the track events
particularly.
In the field events, Terry Cox
had the best finish of the day
winning the pole vault event with a
jumpof 2.60 m. Jon Leppington
was third in the same event with a
jump of 2.00 m. In the long jump,
Angela Reid had a good jump of
3.96 m. Kathy Kennedy had a jump
of 3.74 m. in the same event.
In the track events, Steve Souch
ran a 4:44 min. 1500 m. while Ming
Lee had a time of 4:46 min. in the
same event. In the 600 m. event,
Steve Souch turned in a good time
of 1:37 min. placing him second in
his heat. In the 300 m. event, Mik
Verhoef had a very good time of
40.5sec. whileDerekBradshaw
was clocked at 45 sec. in the male
event. On the female side, Kathy
Kennedy ran a very good 48.5 sec.
time. In the same event, Alison
Jeacock had a time of 50.2 sec. and
Liz Brandon 51.7 sec.
In the 60 m. sprint event, Viviene
Stephens placed second in her heat
with a very good time of 8.07 sec.
Good performances were register
ed by Kahty Kennedy at 8.38 sec.,
Alison Jeacockat 8.68 sec., and
Angela Reid at 9.00 sec.
In the 4 x 200 open relay event,
the Midget team of Kathy Kenne
dy, Viviene Stephens, Liz Brandon
and Angela Reid turned in a good
time of 2:04 min. The male team
composed of Pat Hulley, Derek
Bradshaw, Steve Souch and Mike
Verhoef ran the race in 1:47.2 min.
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off during the village’s 115th
Birthday and Homecoming Cele
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The 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle
convertible was discovered in
Owen Sound, and is presently
undergoing some body work at
McNeil’s Auto Body in Brussels,
from which it will emerge the same
tone of mid-blue as it was
originally, and in excellent running
order.
Dave Hastings, parade chair
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only 2,100 tickets will be printed, to
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Tickets will go on sale shortly,
and will be available from any of
the Brussels Bulls or member of
the Junior “D” executive. The
draw will take place on July 5, the
final day of the celebration.
All proceeds will go toward the
hockey club’s operating expenses,
with “something toward the new
sewers at the arena’’ as well,
according to Mr. Hastings.
WOAA
Intermediate
standings
SOUTH DIVISION
GP W-L-T PTS.
Brussels 19 13-5-1 27
Wellesley 19 13-5-1 27
St. Clements 19 8-10-1 17
Monkton 17 7-9-1 15
Drayton 20 6-12-2 14
Arthur 16 6-9-1 13
Milverton 16 6-9-1 13
NORTH DIVISION
Durham 18 13-4-1 27
Lucknow 18 9-5-4 22
Ripley 17 10-6-1 21
Kincardine 19 9-8-2 20
Lions Head 19 7-10-2 16
Teeswater 17 5-9-3 13
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