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Blyth Tykes
cruise to win
BY BRENDA BURKHOLDER
Blyth Tykes played against
Huron Park on home ice February
7.
Thefirst half hour Blyth had four
goals to their credit when Huron
Park scored their first and only goal
of the game. Michael Courtney was
doing an excellent job as goal
tender.
Blyth scored 8 more goals
bringing the score to 12 - 1.
Goals and assists for the game
are as follows: Jeff Cowan, four
goals and three assists, Darryl
Bromley, two goals and two
assists, Mark Wilson, two goals.
Greg Blok, a goal and an assist,
Jeff Johnston, a goal and an assist,
Jeff Ferguson and Michael Haggitt
with a goal each and assists by
Shane Burkholder and Jason Bad-
ley.
The Tyke’s next game will be in
Clinton when they host an exhibi
tion game Friday evening at 6 p.m.
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The championship and practically unbeaten Blyth Bears boys’ volleyball team from Blyth Public School
did it again last weekend - won the central Huron elementary school volleyball tournament in Clinton for
the 12th time in 13years. The champs are [from left] Dave Hessels, Troy Chambers, Martin Steward, Ken
Steward, Phil Hubbard, Mike Pawitch, Dave Bell, Darryl Elliott, Chris Bolger and Kevin Souch, with
coach Graham Yeats. Absent is Rick Howson. The Bears also won the Invitational Tournament at St.
Joseph’s in Clinton two weeks ago.
Blyth Pee Wees lose
first playoff round
The Blyth Pee Wees lost out in
the first round of play-offs against
Palmerston.
The first game in Palmerston
was a 3 - 2 decision for Palmerston,
with Blyth having trouble adjust
ing to the large ice service.
The second game in Blyth was a
much better contest with Blyth
controlling the play throughout,
but they were unable to get around
the opposing goalie, and the
results saw Palmerston winning 3
to 1.
Despite a discouraging season
the boys have had a good time and
wish to thank Gary and Jim for their
time and help. There will be
several other groups and possibly
another set of play-offs before the
boys enter the Young Canada
Tournament in March.
Mitchell tops Bulls
Continued from Pg. 16
received the second star and
Brussels defenceman Paul Robin
son third star.
DROP GAME TO MITCHELL
The Bulls were at home on
Saturday for a re-scheduled game
against the Mitchell Hawks. The
visitors claimed the first period of
play scoring two unanswered goals
to take a 2-0 lead.
The second period had the Bulls
scoringin thefirstl2seconds of
play when Paul Robinson found the
spot after a drop pass from Kevin
Lee and Marty Rutledge.
Play continued until 3:40 was
remaining and Marty Rutledge
scored from Doug Taylor and
Kevin McArter to tie the score.
With only 19 seconds remaining on
the clock, the Hawks scored to take
the lead into the third period.
Kevin McArter scored in the
first minute of the third period on a
pass from Marty Rutledge and
Kevin Lee to tie the score again.
Mitchell added two more goals to
break the tie and play continued to
11:28 before Kevin Lee scored
from Kevin McArter to come
within one.
Brussels had a number of
chances to tie the game but just
couldn’t beat the sharp Mitchell
goalie. Then with 1:18 seconds
remaining in the game, Mitchell
scored two quick goals 30 seconds
apart to claim the 7-4 victory.
Brussels out-shot the visitors 39-22
but to no avail. Goalie Jeff Dupee
played his first complete game in
the Brussels net.
The Bulls were to have played in
Seaforth on Sunday afternoon but
the adverse weather cancelled that
game until a later date.
The Bulls are scheduled to play
in Clinton on Saturday night at 8
p.m. and at home to the Exeter
Hawks for the final home game of
the schedule before playoffs start.
It is going to be a battle till the end
as Brussels, Exeter, Mitchell and
Seaforth jockey for the top four
playoff spots in the northern
division.
The 50-50 draws were won by
John Steffler on Friday night and
Steve Coulter on Saturday night.
The $501ottery draws made at
the Bull’s home games were won
by Pete Exel .Brussels and Graham
and Johanne Sholdice of Seaforth.
Ladies end
second
curling draw
The second draw of the Brussels
Ladies Curling Club ended on
Tuesday, Feb. 3.
First prize went to the team of
Nora Stephenson, skip; Marg
Taylor, vice; Doris Mitchler, se
cond and MarjeTeeft, lead, with 42
points. Second prize went to Fran
Bremner, skip; Brenda Linton,
vice; Jean Bewley, second; and
Brenda Keenan, lead with 38
points.
Third prize was won by Jo-Ann
McDonald, a skip; Sharon Cow
man, vice; Colleen McNichol,
second and Susan Bondi, lead with
36.5 points.
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March
Blyth Bantams
win series
The Blyth Bantams started their
firstplay-offseries on Monday,
February 2 against Belmore. The
game was held in Belmore and was
close until the start of the third
period when Blyth started to show
their shooting and skating power.
The Blyth attack was led by Dean
Whitfield and Allan Hillis who both
scored hat-tricks and single goals
went to Paul Hoggart, Brent
Radford, Drew Allen and Jason
Vanderheyden. The final score
showed a 10 - 3 win for Blyth.
On Wednesday Blyth hosted
Belmore in the best two out of three
series and sent Belmore home for
the year with a 7 - 1 loss.
The Blyth attack was led by
Jason Vanderheyden with three,
Brent Radford with two and Allan
Hillis along with Dean Whitfield
adding single scores.
The next series started on
Monday in Zurich and the second
game in Blyth on Wednesday, Feb.
11. The boys are providing some
spectator-pleasing hockey and
would like to invite anyone to come
and see.
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