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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1987-03-11, Page 20PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAUCH 11, 1987. A Blyth Novice player [left] races a Milverton player to the puck in the first game of the teams' playoff series. Blyth won the game 5-2. The series was to continue in Milverton on Monday night. Sports Blyth Tykes lose in tournament play Blyth Novices lead playoffs BY RUSTY BLADES The first game of the Blyth- Milverton novice series was played last Wednesday evening on Blyth’s home pond with the locals escaping with a 5-2 triumph. The Scoring Machine staked Blyth toa 2-0 first period lead with a couple of unanswered tallies. Jason Rutledge sent Henry Bos in on goal with a nice pass before Henry cutin front of the net and slid the puck under the goaltender for the game opening marker. Before the period had ended, Blyth notched a power play goal as Brian McNichol and Jason Rutledge sent Henry Bos down the left wing side and he rifled a shot just under the crossbar. Less than a minute into the second frame, Milverton cut Blyth’s lead in half but Blyth replied before the period ended to restore theJr two goal lead. Ryan Chamney headmanned the puck to ChrisHowsonwhocuttothe net and took a shot on goal. The goalie made a pad save before Scott Arthur pounced on the rebound and pushed the puck across the goal line. Blyth upped the count to 4-1 in the third as defenceman Peter Craig intercepted an errant clear ing pass in the Milverton zone and lit the goal light up with a wicked wrist shot. One minute later Brussels Pre-novices please fans It was a beautiful, warm, sunny, spring day when the Brussels Pre-Novice Sprouts travelled to the Lucknow Flea Tournament this past Saturday. They must have had a touch of Spring Fever, as they provided their fans with two exciting, well-played games of hockey. Ripley, unknowingly, did the wrong thing when they scored the first goal just two minutes into the game, because from there on in, Brussels was on the warpath. Halfway through the first period, after many shots on net, Steven Goob) Machan scored the first Continued on page 17 Mil ver ton cut the lead to 4-2 but Blyth completed the scoring with a shorthanded goal with two minutes and one second left in the contest. Peter Craig made a rewarding rink length race down the right wing boards. Ryan Chamney caught up to him at the Milverton blue line where they split the defence and went in alone on the helpless goaltender. Peter drew the goal tender to one side of the crease before he cleverly passed across the net to Ryan who easily tipped the disc into the now vacated goal. This was by no means a classic confrontation as neither team seemed to be able to skate or pass with any authority but Blyth hung on for a 5-2 win. 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If the series was completed on Monday, Blyth could open the novice group champion ship round against Seaforth to night (Wednesday), March 11. TOURNAMENT Both Blyth novice teams are in action this Saturday, March 14 at the arena. The Blyth Lions Club is once again hosting the Blyth Little Lions Novice Tournament which should feature some fine hockey and excellent entertainment. The A-team opens the tourney against Brussels at 8:30 a.m. while the AA-team plays in the second game with action continuing all day long. Comeoutand supportthis com munity endeavor. BY BRENDA BURKHOLDER The Blyth Tykes travelled to Lucknow for their annual Legion Tyke Tournament on Saturday. There were two 24 minute periods in each game. The first game was at 10 a.m. against Teeswater. Shane Burk holder was goaltender for the game. The final score was 4-2 for Teeswater. Blyth was now in competition for the consolation trophy. The second game was against Lucknow at 1 p.m. with Corey Shannon in net. 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