HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-12-09, Page 18PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1987.
After two losing efforts Brussels Bulls rebounded with a 10-0 romp over Clinton Mustangs Sunday
afternoon at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre. Brussels outshot Clinton 45-16.
Weekend ends upbeat for Bulls
Crusaders win 2
BYLOISMcARTER
Hockey kept the Junior Bulls
occupied this past weekend play
ing three games.
Friday night had them at home to
the visiting Wellesley Applejacks.
The Applejacks were out to
revenge their 6-1 loss of two weeks
ago. They opened the scoring after
nine minutes of play in the first
period to take a 1-0 lead.
The Bulls came back with 6:44
left on the clock when Kevin
McArter scored on a pass from Bill
Haines and Tim Fritz. After 20
minutes of play the score was tied
at one.
The teams had played another
nine minutes of the second period
whenthe Bulls’ Bill Kerr scored
from Bill Haines to give Brussels
the lead for the first time.
It took another five minutes of
play before Wellesley scored to tie
the game. The remainder of the
period was scoreless with the
second period ending in a 2-2 tie.
The same end-to-end action
continued in the third period until
12:48 was on the clock when
Wellesley took the lead on a
power-pl ay goal. They added to
that lead at 8:55 and again 41
seconds later at 8:41 to make the
spread a three-goal difference.
The Bulls rebounded at 6:05 on a
power play goal when Tim Fritz
scored from Kevin McArter and
Greg Crummer.
Greg Crummer scored from
Stuart Bowman just 29 seconds
later for a short-handed goal to
bring the Bulls back within one.
Wellesley added a goal with 1:04
on the clock and again with just 49
seconds to claim a 7-4 victory. The
visitors out-shot the Bulls 31-20
keeping goalie Jeff McGavin busy
in net.
BOMBED IN THEDFORD
The Bulls travelled to Thedford
on Saturday night to play the
Lumberjacks first period to take a
1- 0 lead. Brussels scored at 1:12
into the second period when Ron
Strome scored from Tim Fritz and
Bill Haines to tie the score.
The Lumberjacks scored mid
way through the period and held a
2- 1 lead when the period was over.
Thedford scored seven goals
between 19:09 and 5(15 of the third
period! take a sound 9-1 lead. Ron
Strome came through at 3:19 to
score from Bill Haines and Mike
Vincent and just 16 seconds later
scored his third goal from Mike
Vincent to complete the scoring for
the game and give Thedford their
9-3 victory.
Goalie Greg McClement had 51
shots fired at him while Thedford
goalie only had 27 shots to control.
ROMP OVER CLINTON
Sunday afternoon had the Bulls
at home to the visiting Clinton
Mustangs who are struggling to
improve as the season progresses.
Brian Campbell opened the
scoring two minutes into the game
on passes from Ron Strome and
Mike Vincent.
Three minutes later Stuart
Bouman scored from Tim Fritz
with Kevin Me Arter scoring just 10
seconds later from Bill Kerr.
Greg Crummer scored from
Mike Chapman and Rob McMillan
at 12:48
It was 3:53 when defenceman
Bill Haines scored from Crummer
and Chapman and 1:30 when Tim
Fritz scored from Kevin McArter
and Bill Kerr to complete the
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scoring in the first period with
Brussels holding a 6-0 lead.
The second period had the
Clinton goalie having 19 shots fired
at hime but held Brussels to three
goals. Bill Haines scored from Ron
Stromeat 13:45, Ron Chambers
from Mike Chapman and Paul
Edwards at 11:01 and Kevin
McArter from Tim Fritz and Greg
Crummer with 2:44 remaining in
the period.
Play slowed in the third period
with only one goal being scored.
Ron Strome scored from Brian
Campbell and Kevin Lee to get the
single marker. Brussels out-shot
Clinton 45-16 to pick up their 10-0
victory.
The Bulls will be at home to old
rivals, the Exeter Hawks, Wednes
day (tonight) for an 8:45 p.m. start.
Friday night will have them
returning to Clinton for an 8 p.m.
start. Sunday afternoon will have
Belmont in town to play at 2 p.m.
The $50 lottery draw made for
this week was won by Sheila Smith
of Listowel.
The 50-50 draw for $31 was won
by Sue Nichol of Brussels.
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Over the weekend the Brussels
Crusaders came up with two
important wins toimprove their
record to three wins against two
losses.
On Saturday night the Crusa
ders started slowly against Athur
and fell behind 2 toO. Brian TenPas
scored an unassisted goal late in
thefirstperiod tocutthe Arthur
lead to one goal.
Late in the second period the
Crusaders came to life and started
to storm the Arthur goal. Hard
work paid off as David Stephenson
tied the score on passes from
Randy Clarke and Stewart Cardiff.
Troy Pocaluyko put the Crusaders
ahead to stay late in the period on
passes from Dave Montgomery
and Brian TenPas.
Ken Cousins upped Brussels’
lead to two goals in the first minute
of the third period as he converted a
pass from Dave Stephenson. Two
minutes later Arthur narrowed the
lead to 4 to 3. Brian TenPas
re-established the Crusaders two
goal lead as he scored on passes
from Dave Montgomery and Troy
Pocaluyko. Dave Stephenson scor
ed his second goal of the game on
passes from Ken Cousins and
Hugh Hanly. Brian TenPas scored
the hat-trick with an unassisted
goal to up the Crusaders lead to 7 to
3. Arthur completed the scoring
with a powerplay goal. The
Crusaders outshot Arthur 35 to 23
in the game.
On Sunday night the Crusaders
were home to face the St. Clements
Saintwhoedged Brussels4 to3
earlier in the schedule.
The Crusaders made it quite
clear early in the game that they
were out for revenge. Brussels
owned the first period outscoring
St. Clements 4 to 0.
Dave Stephenson converted a
pass from Hugh Hanly in the first
minute of play. Kevin Deitner
continued the Crusaders quick
start as he scored two minutes later
on passes from Troy Pocaluyko and
Paul Johnston. Stewart Cardiff
upped Brussels’ lead to three,
scoring on a screen shot with an
assist going to Kevin Deitner.
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Randy Clarke rounded out the first
period scoring when he connected
on a pass from Hugh Hanly.
In the second period Brussels
continued to take the game to St.
Clements outshooting them 17 to8.
However good goaltending held
the Crusaders’ scoring to one goal.
Toy Pocaluyko scored midway
through the period on passes from
Stewart Cardiff and Mike Watson
to increase the Crusader lead to 5 -
0.
The Crusaders continued their
domination in the third period
outshooting St. Clements 17 to 4.
Kevin Deitner scored his second
goal of the game on a pass from
Trevor Pocaluyko. Late in the
period Troy Pocaluyko scored two
goals 21 seconds apart to give him
the hat-trick for the night. On the
first goal he converted a pass from
Kevin Deitner and on the other
goal assists went to Brian TenPas
and Len Stamper. The Crusaders
outshot St. Clements 42 to 22 in the
game. Ron Smith played a steady
game in goal for the Crusaders to
register the shut-out.
TheCrusaders continue their
December homestand with two
games next weekend. On Saturday
night the Crusaders play Milverton
at 8 p.m. and on Sunday, they face
the Seaforth Seahawks at 7:30 p.m.
Curling dub
ends first draw
Thefirst draw of the Brussels
Curling Club ended on Monday,
November 30.
The first place with 47 points was
the team of Brad Speiran, Nora
Stephenson, Bill Patterson and
Ralph Watson. Second place with
46.5 pts. wenttoHoward Hack
well, Joyce Alexander, Andy Ives
and Doris Mitchler.
Third prize with 44 pts. was won
by Ross Veitch, Madelene Steiss,
Tom Warwick and Bill Patterson.
Fourth prize with 39 pts. went to
the team of Ron Clarkson, Pauline
Patterson, Stewart Steiss and
Valerie Watson.
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