HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-11-08, Page 14Blyth Pee Wees crash
Hensall in opener
Bottoms up
Sports
Brussels Bulls upset
by Goderich Sailors
Some people will do anything to get attention! Actually this was just part of the rough and tumble
action of theCrusadersgameagainstTavistock in Brussels last Saturday night. The game was very
close with the Crusaders losing in the last few minutes.
Brussels
PeeWees
defeat Zurich
The Brussels Jr. C Bulls learned
the hard way that visiting teams
are not impressed by the Juniors
early season press-clippings as the
Goderich Sailors upset the Bulls 5-4
Sunday afternoon.
The Sailors simply “wanted” the
game more as they outhustltfd
Brussels for two periods before
hanging on for the victory in the
third. The loss drops the Bulls’
record ro five wins, two losses and
two ties.
Brussels opened the scoring with
two quick powerplay goals midway
through the first: Steve Fritz from
Brett Manin and Bevin Flett at
10:12 followed by an unassisted
Marty Rutledge effort at 11:39.
Goderich scored a powerplay goal
Bly th Tykes win 1,
lose 1 to open season
Blyth Tykes started the new
season on a losing note. On
Saturday, October 28 the team
travelled to Goderich where they
were out-hustled, going home with
a 9-0 defeat.
After shaking off their loss to
Goderich, the team took revenge on
Hensail the following Saturday.
Even though they started out slow,
letting Hensall get the first goal in
just 15 seconds, the boys returned
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of their own late in the period, then
surprised the Bulls with three
unanswered goals in the second
period for a 4-2 lead.
Steve Fritz set up Kevin DeJong
for a shorthanded effort at 12:55
but the Sailors’ powerplay quickly
replied 45 seconds later. Corey
McKee ended the scoring at 14:27
with assists to Flett and J. C.
Hewitt and while the Bulls domin
ated in the third outshooting God
erich 17-6 they couldn’t score the
equalizer.
The Bulls’ only game this week is
Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. when
the Grand Valley Harvesters make
their first appearance of the sea
son.
Friday night the Bulls held their
annual “Meet the Player”.
strong. When the final buzzer rang
Blyth had knotcfted up the next 17
goals. Leaving the final score 17-1
for Blyth.
Goal scorers were Jeremy Van-
Amersfoort, 5; David Ansley, 3;
Nathan Shannon, 2; Joel Arthur, 2;
Dean Wilson, Shawn Bromley,
Aaron Bakker, Michael Lyons, and
Matt Anderson each with one.
The next game for the Tykes is
Saturday, November 11, in Clinton
at 1 p.m.
Brussels travelled to Zurich on
Monday, Oct. 30 to start their
1989-90 season. Both teams failed
to score in the first period as they
played end-to-end action.
In the second period Tim Mach-
an scored the first Brussels goal.
Brussels came out strong in the
third period scoring three more.
Matt Lee dented the twine assisted
by Trevor Machan and Chris
Stevenson. It took only 13 seconds
before Doug Wilson scored from
Matt Lee. The final goal of the
game was scored by Randy Beuer-
mann. Andy Overholt recorded his
first shut-out of the year. The
Zurich netminders were kept busy
as Brussels fired 62 shots at them.
On Friday, Nov. 3, Brussels
hosted Howick and defeated their
visitors 3-0. Andy Overholt record
ed his second shut-out of the week.
Doug Wilson opened the scoring
assisted by Chris Stevenson. With
32 seconds left in the second period
Matt Lee scored. Wayne Alexander
scored the final goal of the game.
Next game is Friday, Nov. 10 at
8:45 as Wingham provide the
opposition.
BY RUSTY BLADES
The Blyth Pee Wee’s started the
season on a winning note last week
as they crushed the visiting Hensail
squad 11-1. Blyth started slowly
as Hensall scored the only first
period goal but the team gained
momentum in the second period
and turned the game into a rout by
the third frame.
Jerrod Button was top marksman
as he dented the twine six times.
Linemate Michael Bromley dis
played some outstanding playmak
ing skills as he recorded five assists
Overloads
win /, lose 1
The Blyth Radford Overloads
Oldtimers recorded a win and a loss
during the past week.
The Goderich Deckhands down
ed the Overloads 7 to 5 in a game in
Blyth last Wednesday. On Friday
the Overloads travelled to Clifford
and were victorious by a 11 to 1
score. Barney Stewart paced the
scorers with four goals. Jim Button
and Tom Black scored two each.
Singles went to Gary Courtney,
Bryan Black and Tony Van Bakkel.
The Overload’s next scheduled
game is Wednesday, Nov. 8 in
Blyth against Ayton. The Over
loads will compete in the Blyth
Minor Hockey Oldtimers Tourna
ment this weekend.
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to go along with two goals. Wilfred
Datema, Brian McNichol and Tim
Lyons notched the remaining Blyth
goals while Ryan Chamney, with
two, Ben Hakkers, Henry Bos,
Brian McNichol, Mike Johnston
and Peter Craig added assists.
Although this lopsided win buoy
ed the boys confidence, the team
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them. I’m sure Coach Courtney’s
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