HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-12-19, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1989.
Blyth Tykes take
Clinton by storm
Outnumbered
Players from the Milverton 4 Wheel Drives, struggle with a Crusader during last Saturday night’s
game. The Crusaders came on strong during the second period scoring four goals to bring the score to
6-3. During the final period the Milverton team closed thegap by two goals. The final score was6-5
for the Crusaders.
Sports Belgrave Tykes score
season’s first win
Blyth Novices win 8-3
over Wingham
Blyth Novice A hockey team
out-skated their northern neigh
bours, Wingham last Thursday
night by the score of 8 to 3, in an
exhibition match.
Wingham scored early in the
game, but Blyth took control of the
game with some offensive power.
Michael Haggitt finished the game
with a hat-trick and one assist.
Darryl Bromley played a strong
play adding two goals and three
assists. Michael Courtney tallied
2 Blyth broombailers
honoured for
Two local broombailers were
honoured for their long service to
the game during the Goderich
Broomball Cahllenge last week in
Goderich.
Elgin Pease and Jim Phelan were
honoured as coach and player for
the 8th Liners. In 1958 Mr. Pease
bowed to peer pressure and decid
ed to try the new game of
broomball. He played in the old
North Huron Broomball League
which included teams from Brus
sels, Wingham and Belgrave. He’s
been involved in the game ever
since.
Jim Phelan, who was rewarded
for 25 years of service, said there is
Sparlings win
crown in Goderich
Sparlings, of the Blyth Broom
ball League captured the “B”
division championship at the God
erich Broomball Challenge Decem
ber 10.
It was a hometown match as
Sparlings edged Blyth Baintoneers
by a 1-0 overtime count for the win.
Sparlings captain Marg Anderson
scored the game’s only goal at
16:10 of the first overtime period to
secure the win. Marie Leeming was
in net for the shut out.
The ladies “A” division was won
by Middlesex Red Barons over
Mildmay Selection.
On the men’s side, the “A”
championship went to Glammis,
1-0 over Palmerston Farmers while
in the “B" final, Nanticoke defeat
ed Lanesville Lords 2-0.
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up two goals and two assists and
Jeff Cowan added one goal and one
assist.
Scott Bromley racked up three
assists with Jeff Johnston and
Michael Ansley each picking up
one. Wingham added their second
goal late in the second period, and
scored their third, late in the third.
The final score was Blyth 8,
Wingham 3. Blyth’s next game will
be Thursday, Dec. 21 in Blyth at 7
p.m. against Listowel.
more longevity to playing broom
ball than hockey.
The game has changed a lot over
the years. There were no shoes
designed for the game back then.
Everything from rubber boots to
house slippers were used but the
best thing around, Mr. Pease said,
was shoes with carpet glued to the
bottom. In those days a volleyball
was used instead of today’s spe
cially designed broomball but it
allowed little control because of the
slices and hooks that took place as
it flew through the air.
The two men have played on
three regional championship
teams.
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Brussels Tykes scored one goal
and Belgrave’s Tim Robinson scor
ed three as Belgrave defeated
Brussels 3-1 on December 16.
The teams were evenly matched
but goalie Justin Black wasn’t
overworked as he picked up his
first win in net. It was the first
win of the season for Belgrave.
On December 9, Belgrave Tykes
visited Clinton and come home on
the short end of a 5-2 count.
Clinton opened the scoring be
fore Tim Robinson tied the score
for Belgrave. Clinton went ahead
again but Tim Robinson from
Curtis Knight tied the game at the
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The Blyth Tykes stormed into
Clinton on Saturday afternoon with
a strong offensive attack.
With two goals in the first
period, one by Jeremy VanAmers
foort and one by Matt Anderson,
both unassisted, Blyth took an
early lead.
Blyth got two more in the second
period, Nathan Shannon from
David Ansley and Matt Anderson
assisted by Jeremy VanAmersfoort
and Joel Arthur. Then the boys got
six more in the third, four by
Jeremy VanAmersfoort, with Matt
Anderson and Aaron Bakker pick
ing up one each. Aaron Bakker also
got four asissts in the third while
Jeremy VanAmersfoort got one.
Though Blyth kept Clinton in
their end most of the game, Tyler
Stewart played excellent in net
when Clinton did threaten. The
Tykes’ next game will be Saturday,
Dec. 23 when they will host
Belgrave in Blyth at 10 a.m.
end of the first period. Clinton
scored one in the second and two in
the third to take the 5-2 win.
Goalie Justin Black had some
busy times but the downfall of
Belgrave was not making the most
of its scoring changes at the other
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