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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-10-14, Page 13Brussels Bulls win home opener BYLOISMcARTER The Brussels Bulls Junior “D” team opened the season on Sunday afternoon before a good turnout of spectators even though it was Thanksgiving weekend. The Lucan Irish were in town for the season opener and it looked like a walk-away when they scored the first goal just 48 seconds into the game to take a 1-0 lead. It was almost the mid-way point of the first period when three returning members of last year’s team finally combined to beat the visiting goalie. Defenceman Kevin Lee stepped up to beat the goalie on a pass from Kevin McArter and Bill Haines on a power play effort. At 9:05 just two minutes later, newcomers Greg Crummer scored from Ron Strome to put Brussels in the lead. Within 28 seconds Ron Strome scored his first goal from defenceman Kevin Lee to give the Bulls a 3-1 lead. Lucan narrowed the margin by one when they scored with 8:04 remaining. The remainder of the period was scoreless. Lucan scored the first goal of the period once more after just three minutes of play. There was 15:06 left in the period when defenceman Paul Robinson scored for the Bulls from Tim Fritz and Bill Haines. The second period of play belonged to the Bulls as they dominated the scoring. Bob Mc­ Millan and Mike Chapman com­ bined to score Brussels’ second goal of the period at the 4:18 mark, then with just 53 seconds left in the period Chet Hymers scored from Mike Chapman and Kevin Lee to end the second period with a 6-3 lead for Brussels. The third period was scoreless as both goalies defended their posts well. Itwas not the brand of hockey that we are to witness as spectators but it couldn’t all be blamed on the 12 hockey players on the ice. The coaches no doubt stress improve­ ment on their players, in their ability to play the game. Somehow it should be impressed upon the other members on the ice, that improvement in their occupation from year to year is expected also. The Bullswill have a hectic week of hockey as they play away in Mitchell on Tuesday night. Friday night, they will be at home to Lambeth for an 8 p.m. start. Saturday night will have the team travelling to Exeter for an 8:30 start. Tuesday, Oct. 20 will have the Thamesford Trojans in Brussels for an 8 o’clock game. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1987. PAGE 13 During the Brussels Bulls first hockey game of the season at home last Sunday, Club president Joe Steffler [left] and vice-president Roy Gingerich [right] presented a cheque for $500 to Jim Garniss, Superintendent of Branch 901, Brussels, of the St. John’s Ambulance Brigade. The donation is to express the Bulls appreciation of the work the St. John’s Ambulance Brigade does for them, being in attendance at every Bulls game, either at home or away. EMA IS SUPPLIED AND SERVICED BY ELLIOTT MARR & CO IN ASSOCIATION WITH OSHAWA FOODS Blyth girls win Continued from page 12 of the seventh, forcing an extra inning. In the eighth Blyth scored four runs, by Jane Whitmore, Darlene Buffinga, Krista Lawrie and Cathy MacDonald with Christine Potter, Kathy Kennedy and Sandra Hes- sels each getting a hit to bring in the runs. Blyth then shut down Winthrop for a final score of 14-10. Krista Lawrie was 3 for 3 at the plate with a home run and a triple. Blyth and Winthrop split the regular season at one apiece. Then came the final round against Belgrave. On Oct. 1 Blyth defeated Belgrave by 18-9in Blyth. Then after many rain delayed games Blyth went back to Belgrave on Oct. 6 and never looked back after the second inning, coming out on top with a 25-13 win. Belgrave defeated Blyth twice during the regular season. Kim Medd pitched a great playoff series. Some games saw up to 14 strikeouts. Team members had a vote and voted Beverly Kennedy and Krista Lawrie as the most sportsmanlike players. And Kathy Kennedy and Tara Marks as the two with most team spirit, each receiving en­ graved wall hangings. The coaches and players would like to thank those people who helped out during the season, supplying cars, umpiring and keeping score. Coaches Mary Lou and Joyce would like to commend the girls on their co-operation and sportsman­ like conduct during the season. Team members: Kathy Kenne­ dy, Kim Medd, Tara Marks, Jennifer Allan, Darlene Buffinga, Lisa Watson, Krista Lawrie, Shan­ na Lee Ten Hag, Jennifer Roul- ston, Christine Potter, Angela Cotton, Cathy MacDonald, Mar­ garet Cronyn, Karrie McClinchey, Beverly Kennedy, Sandra Hes- sels. Deanna McDougall, Jane Whitmore and Stacey McClinchey. chey. /— <__ /— r*' <__ 3 I ®. 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