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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-09-18, Page 26PAGE 26. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1991. Bulls opening night roster shaping up Brussels Bulls’ opening night roster is beginning to take shape as Manager Steve Coulter has 15 players signed to date. Jeff Roy returns as an overage player and will be joined in goal by Seaforth native Trevor Fortune who has Junior C experience with the Goderich Sailors. Steve Michie, Jason Baier, and Joe Walker are returning to the Bulls blueline core where they will be joined by 16 year olds Jeff Potvin and Quade Lightbody from Port Elgin. Jamie Gibbings and for­ mer Bull Jeff Coulter are also still in camp. On the forward lines Jeff McKee, Steve Fritz, Brian Zabel and Sam Kulafofski have all signed as well as newcomers Ted Sills from the Seaforth Junior D's; Stratford natives Brian Taylor and Jamie Hislop, both of whom played in Mitchell last season and Milverton winger Jamie Scott who played in Wellesley with Jeff Coulter. Brussels Bulls lose exhibition opener If the Brussels Bulls could change one thing about yesterday's exhibition opener with the Orangeville Crushers, the answer would be easy: The First Period. The Crushers came out flying and flashed the red light eight times in the first frame and then hung on for an 11-7 win. The only bright spot in the period for the Bulls was a goal by Sam Kulafofski. That was a sign of things to come. The second year winger fired four goals on the day, including three in a 10-minute span in the second. Brian Zabel, Adam Rogers and Breti Long had the other Bulls' markers. Andy Graham paced the Twp. anniversary posters continued from page 25 Class 254A. Same as above, Boys: Bel­ grave, Christopher Cottrill; Blyth, John Battye; Belgrave Adam Lutz; Blyth, Gre­ gory Caldwell; Blyth, Steven Van Amers- foort; Belgrave, Mathew Cowan. < lass 255. Grade 1 and 2, decorate a box suitable to hold paper, girls: Bel­ grave, Jodi Snowden, Blyth, Jamie Lewis; Belgrave, Heather Black; Belgrave, Amber Koehler; Belgrave; Lisa Black; Belgrave, Jolene Black. Class 256. Grade 3, 4, 5, design a pic­ ture using various seeds, girls: Belgrave, Danielle Thompson; Belgrave, Amanda Black; Belgrave, Michelle Thompson; Belgrave, Shannon Cook; Belgrave, Michelle Pletch; Belgrave, Carlcigh Gal­ braith Class 256A. Grade 3-5 boys, same as girls: Belgrave, Shawn Cottrill; Blyth, Jeff Lewis; Belgrave, Michael Campbell; Belgrave, Travis Hopper; Belgrave, Paul Dawson. Class 257. Grade 3, 4, 5, Boys, same as girls: Belgrave, Michael Marks; Belgrave, Tim Robinson Class 258. Crade 6, 7, 8, Girls, Make an apron: Belgrave, Lindsay Michie; Bel­ grave, Margie Gordon; Belgrave, Melissa Snowden, Belgrave, Kamn Marks; Bel­ grave, Michelle Frciburger; Belgrave, Enn Cook LIBRARY BOARD CLASSES Class 260. Junior Girls, Beginners 91, Kindergarten, Grade 1 • 3, draw a pic­ ture to Illustrate your favourite story book: Blyth, Cathy Caldwell; Belgrave, Right wingers still in camp include Steve Vandendool (unde­ cided about signing) and Steve Bar­ ber from Stratford while Listowel's Adam Rogers and Dan Wildfong from the Seaforth Jrs. look strong on the port side. The center ice picture is as yet unclear as Brett Long is deciding whether to return or play college hockey and Shawn Chipchase has returned to Clinton to play high school and Midget hockey. Troy Fischer from Teeswater is the most impressive of the center­ men in camp while the Bulls are awaiting word on the availability of Todd Norman and Scott Vader, two Wallace Twp. products still vying for positions with the Stratford Jr. B's. Upcoming exhibition games include the Bulls travelling into Orangeville Friday night while the Niagara West Champion New Hamburg Spirit bus into Listowel for a 2:30 start Sunday afternoon. Crushers attack with a hat trick. The two teams will lock horns again this Friday in Orangeville at 8 p.m. Sunday's game featured mostly rookies vying for a spot on both teams with the Bulls only playing four veterans. The Bulls played seven players 16 years old or younger. Friday will see more regulars in the line-up. Coach Scott Pettigrew said, “We wanted to be tested early in the pre-season schedule and that is why we decid­ ed to play Orangeville and New Hamburg who last year won their respective league titles. It looks like that is exactly what we are going to get.” Tania Pletch; Belgrave, Heather Black; Belgrave, Amy Bames; Belgrave, Krista Hewitt; Belgrave, Candace Procter. Class 261. Junior Boys, Library Board Classes, Boys same as 260: Belgrave, Tim Robinson; Belgrave, Shawn Cottrill; Blyth, Teaguen Onn; Belgrave, Steven McBumey; Blyth, Mark Machan; Blyth, Gregory Caldwell. Class 262. Senior Girls, Grade 4-8, on a sheet of bristol board, Illustrate your favourite book: Belgrave, Tabitha Patti­ son; Belgrave, Donna Pattison; Belgrave, Julie Snow; Belgrave, Karrin Marks; Bel­ grave, Michelle Pletch; Belgrave, Matthew Campbell. Class 263. Senior Boys, same as girls: Michael Marks. Class 264. Girls, Beginners 91, Kinder­ garten, Grade 1-3: Do a poster on Hal­ lowe'en safety, poster contest: Blyth, Cathy Caldwell; Belgrave, Heather Black; Belgrave, Vicky Black; Belgrave, Danielle Thompson; Belgrave, Jodi Snow­ den and Lauren Walker, lied; Belgrave, Lisa Black and Jolene Black, lied. Class 265. Poster Contest, Junior Boys, (same as girls): Gregory Caldwell; Michael Campbell; Justin Black; Shawn Cottrill and Christopher Cottrill, lied; Jeremy Van Amersfoort; Steven Van Amersfoort. Class 266. Draw a poster on drinking and driving, Senior Girls, Grade 4 • 8: Blylh, Apnl Van Amersfoorl; Belgrave, Karrin Marks and Melissa Snowden, tied; Belgrave, Michelle Thompson and Jen­ nifer Black, lied; Belgrave, Tracy Robin­ son; Belgrave, Margie Gordon and Blyth, Canpy Onn, tied; Blyth, Christina Black; Belgrave, Tabitha Pattison. Class 267. Draw a poster on drinking Belgrave Squirts sweep final Belgrave Squirts swept their two- game Tri-County championship scries with Winthrop wrapping up the title Sept. 6 at home. The team won a close 4-3 victory in the first game of the series Sept. 3 in Winthrop against the southern division champions. Winthrop edged ahead in the sec­ ond scoring the first run of the game. After being shutdown for three innings, Belgrave broke out for two runs in the fourth as Michael Sanders and Robbie McGee crossed the plate. David McBurney scored in the fifth for Belgrave. Jamie McCallum, pitching for Belgrave, shut down Winthrop's hitting in the third, fourth and fifth but in the sixth, Winthrop scored twice to tie the score. Robbie McGee scored the winning run in the seventh and Jamie McCallum shut down Winthrop in the bottom of the inning to seal the victory. At home for the second game of the series Belgrave took a big step toward eliminating worry in the first inning when four runs scored, to eliminated an early 1-0 score for Winthrop. Robbie McGee, David McBumey, Jeremy Campbell and Jamie McCallum all scored. Michael Sanders scored in the second to add to the Belgrave lead. In the third each team scored twice, with David McBumey socking a home run for Belgrave and Jeremy Campbell also scoring. The teams matched two-run innings in the fourth as well. Rolf and Michael Sanders scored for Belgrave. Each team scored once in the fifth with Robbie McGee scoring for Belgrave. Winthrop scored in the lop of the sixth but Belgrave came right back with two runs as Wayne Fenton scored and Kevin Campbell topped off the game with a home run. Jamie McCallum shut down Winthrop in the top of the seventh- and Belgrave celebrated its victory. On Sept. 9 the team visited Brus­ sels and came home with a 17-9 win. Belgrave scored six times in the first inning with Kevin Campbell leading the way with a grand slam home run. Also scoring were Adam Gamiss, Jeremy Campbell, Jamie McCallum, Rolf, and Tom Pfeiffer. Brussels replied with two runs in the bottom of the first but Belgrave bounced right back with a run in the top of the second when Justin win at fair and driving, Senior Boys: Belgrave, Michael Marks; Blyth, Matthew Morri­ son; Blyth, Jeremiah Hamm. Class 268. Open, Beginngers, Kinder­ garten, Grade 1 - 3, design a honey bee on a balloon: Belgrave, Michelle Nixon; Belgrave, Shawn Cottrill; Belgrave, Becky Logan; Belgrave, Jodi Snowden; Belgrave, Holly Pfeiffer, Belgrave, Emily Elston and Nicole Procter, lied. Class 269. Show steps of honey from the bee hive, Grade 4 - 8: Belgrave, Michelle Thompson; Belgrave, Michelle Freiburg- er, Blylh, Gappy Onn; Blyth, April Van Amersfoorl; Belgrave, Karrin Marks; Bel­ grave, Margie Gordon. Class 269A. Make a poster on the 125th anniversary of East Wawanosh: Bel­ grave, Mathew Campbell; Belgrave, Jamie McCallum. Class 269B. Make poster on the 125th anniversary of East Wawanosh, Grade 5-8, Girls: Belgrave, Karrin Marks; Bel­ grave, Melissa Snowden; Belgrave, Tabitha Pattison; Belgrave, Michelle Frciburger and Tracy Robinson, bed; Bel­ grave, Margie Gordon and Carla Cook, tied; Blyth, April Van Amersfoort and Cappy Onn, lied. Class 270-1. Huron County Historical Society - Special Display of Pioneers al Work: Belgrave, Jodi Snowden; Bel­ grave, Paul Dawson; Belgrave, Cindy Frciburger; Blyth, Christina Black; Bel grave, David Piluke; Belgrave, Michael Marks. Class 270-2. Pioneers at Play or Work, Grade 6 - 8: Belgrave, Margie Gordon; Belgrave, Melissa Snowden; Belgrave, Lindsay Michie; Belgrave, Karrin Marks; Belgrave, Michelle Freiburger; Blyth, Kristy Caldwell. Campbell hit a home run. Kevin Campbell scored for Bel­ grave in the top of the third but Brussels exploded for four runs in the home half of the inning. But Michael McBumey slugged a home run and Jeremy Campbell and Justin Campbell also scored in the fourth to widen the lead again. Belgrave scored six more in the top of the fifth to salt the game away. Michael Sanders his a grand slam and Michael McBurney followed with another home run for the visi­ tors. Also scoring were Rolf, Kevin Campbell, Tom Pfeiffer and Adam Garniss. 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