HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-12-13, Page 18PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1989.
Sports
Up and over
It’s over and in for this Brussels Bull sharpshooter when he takes the short route to the net Friday
night as the Bulls avenged two earlier defeats by the Goderich Sailors with an 8-0 defeat. Two early
goals had Goderich down and out early and the Bulls just kept pouring it on.
Bulls register 2 shut-outs, win 3
The Brussels Jr C Bulls last week
finished an impressive mini-home
stand winning all three games by
outscoring the opposition 32-3,
including posting back to back
shut-outs and holding visiting
teams to an average of less than 20
shots per game.
Todd Rice made his debut in Jr C
Hockey Wednesday night shutting
out the Mount Forest Patriots 13-0.
Bevin Flett on the powerplay and a
hat-trick by Marty Rutledge gave
the Bulls an opening period lead of
4-0. Steve Fritz, Jeff Coulter and J.
C. Hewitt increased the lead to 7-0
after 40 minutes. Corey McKee,
who enjoyed a six point game
scored twice while Steve Vanden
dool, Andrew Henderson, Jason
Kraemer, and Marty Rutledge with
his fourth of the game completed
the scoring. The Bulls fired 46
shots at the Mount Forest goal
while Todd Rice made 13 stops,
including an excellent sliding save
on a two-man breakaway late in the
game for the win. Rice, a first year
Midget piayed the game in place of
the Foxton/Roy duo both absent
Brussels Curling Club
ends season’s first draw
The first draw of the Brussels
Mixed Curling Club ended on
Monday night.
The winning teams were: first
with 47.5 points, the team of Ken
McDonald, Fran Bremner, Bill
Shortreed and Myrtle Badley; se
cond, Bill Patterson, Teuni Smith,
Brad Speiran, and Steve Adams
with 46.5 points; third, with 43.5
points, Howard Hackwell, Nora
Stephenson, Wayne
Michelle Vader.
The Ladies Curling
ended its first draw
Prizes were awarded to the follow-
Lowe and
Club also
last week.
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Saturday night Jeff Roy returned
to the net to record his first-ever
shut-out with an 8-0 romp over his
former team-mates the Goderich
Sailors.
The Bulls opened quickly as
Steve Vandendool scored 43 se
conds into the game followed 40
seconds later by a Chris Johnson
effort. J. C. Hewitt scored twice on
the powerplay sandwiching a Bevin
Flett market for a 5-0 Brussels lead
after one period.
Hewitt completed his hat-trick
for the only scoring of the second
period while Vandendool with this
second and Steve Fritz each notch
ed powerplay goals in the third for
a final 8-0 score. Jeff Roy stopped
22 shots for the win, the first this
season against Goderich after two
losses to the Sailors.
Sunday afternoon the Bulls wait
ed until the third period to hit their
stride scoring six goals in the
game’s final 10 minutes for an
11-3 rout of the Grand Valley
Harvesters. Corey McKee lead the
onslaught with four goals with
ing teams: first, 47 points Jo-Ann
McDonald, Bev Stevenson, Myrtle
Badley and Mary Ann Miners;
second, 41.5 points, Fran Bremner,
Brenda Linton, Bonnie Cole-Arnal
and Sherry Howatt; third, 30.5
points Sharon Cowman, Jean Bew
ley, Mary Sanders and Evelyn
Blake.
Steve Vandendool adding two.
Singles went to Jamie Gibbings,
Steve Fritz, Scott Johnston, Scott
Bremner, and Marty Rutledge who
also chipped in with three assists as
did J. C. Hewitt.
Brussels led 2-1 after 20 minutes
and scored early in the second to
increase the margin. However a
scrappy Grand Valley club out-
hustled the Bulls to the score at 3-3
midway through the contest, before
two late period goals gave the Bulls
the lead heading into the third.
A controversial bench minor
assessed to the Bulls at the end of
the second period brought the Jrs
to life as they played a solid if
unspectacular final 20 minutes of
hockey for the win. Murray Foxtorr
whose early-game heroics kept the
Bulls in the game stopped 20 shots
for the win. Midget-aged players
Scott Bremner, Shawn Jacklin and
Scott Johnston all played solidly
filling in for a Bulls roster deleted
by injuries, exams, and Christmas
commitments.
The Bulls only game this week is
a Saturday night rematch in Dun
dalk against Grand Valley.
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swamp Milverton
On Thursday, December 7, Blyth
Novice A team took to the ice
against a fast-skating Clinton team
in Blyth. __
Despite being out-played, Blyth
scored twice early.
Jeff Cowan opened the game
with a blast to the top comer set up
by linemate Michael Haggitt. Two
minutes later Michael Courtney
beat the Clinton goalie, set up in
front of the net by Amanda
Anderson.
Unfortunately Clinton kept com
ing and replied with three unan
swered goals. Blyth remained be
hind 3-2 going into the third period
and tried to make a comeback.
Early in the third period Jeff
Cowan put on a burst of speed and
tied the game 3-3 with Michael
Haggitt assisting on the play. The
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four unanswered goals to seal the
victory. The final score was Clinton
7, Blyth 3.
The following night Friday, Dec.
8, Blyth travelled to Milverton and
over-powered the home team by
the score of 12 to 0. Darryl Bromley
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goals and three assists. Michael
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assists. Jeff Cowan added another
natural hat-trick to his credit.
Michael Courfney added one goal
and four assists, with Amanda
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assisting with one. Chris Carter
helped the cause with one assist.
Jason Badley picked up his first
shut-out and did the job in net.
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Dec. 14 against Wingham in Blyth
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