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The Citizen, 1991-12-18, Page 15S pSHT Brussels PeeWee team splits weekend games THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1991. PAGE 15. Bulls fall into second place On Saturday, Dec. 14 the Brus­ sels Pee Wee Houseleague team hosted Clinton. Despite being out­ shot 51 to 17 the 10-player team played an exciting close game which ended in a 6 to 5 score for Clinton. The whole game was filled with end-to-end action but was scoreless through the first period. In the sec­ ond period Shawn Nicholson opened the scoring for Brussels assisted by Craig Thompson and David Proulx. Shawn scored again assisted by Tom Pearson and David Proulx. Clinton then tied it up by scoring two goals. Wendy Thomp- Bantams tie 1, win 1 BY RUSTY BLADES The Blyth Bantams christened their new sweaters last week as they picked up three of a possible four points in two homes games. Against Brussels on December 9, Brussels scored the only third peri­ od goal as they tied Blyth 3-3. The teams traded first period goals with Blyth's Tim Cowan notching a power play goal in the final minute on a rebound with assists to Ryan Chamney and Tim Lyons. Michael Bromley scored two second period goals for Blyth with Ryan Chamney assisting on his first and Jerrod Button assisting on his second. Both teams played solid hockey throughout the contest and the game came to a fitting con­ clusion with the 3-3 tie. Blyth then hosted Stephen Town­ ship on December 12 as they played another complete game with a 5-3 win. Michael Bromley led the way as he scored Blyth's first four goals of the game. Bromley opened the scoring as he buried a rebound of Wilfred Datema's shot. After Stephen Township tied the game Bromley gave Blyth a 3-1 lead, as first he scored on a fine pass out from the comer by Brian McNichol and then he cleverly deflected Jonathan Collins' point drive. Once again Stephen Township tied the game but Bromley notched the winner five minutes into the third. Accurate passes from Benjie Hakkers to Christopher Howson set up Michael Bromley who deked the goalie and lifted a backhand shot over his shoulder. Ryan Chamney set up an insurance goal with two minutes to play as Henry Bos unleashed a wicked slapshot from the blueline that handcuffed the goalie and gave Blyth a 5-3 victory. Thanks from the Bantams is extended to the Babcocks at the Grand View Restaurant in Blyth for sponsoring new sweaters. This year the team looks good decked out in new duds and they played just as well last week, gaining a win and a tie against two of the strongest teams in the league. You can lose a lot more than your licence drinking and driving. son scored assisted by Shawn Nicholson giving Brussels the go- ahead goal. Clinton answered with another goal to tie it up again. In the third period Clinton got the go-ahead goal then scored another to go up two. David Proulx scored assisted by Adam Carr and Eliane Affolter to bring Brussels within one. Clinton then scored going up two again. Shaw Nicholson scored the hat-trick with an unassisted goal which ended the scoring. Good defence by Jeff Finch and Steve Machan and strong goaltend­ ing by Jamie Thomas completed the strong team effort. The final score of the game was Clinton 6, Brussels 5. On Sunday, Dec. 15 the Brussels Pee Wee Houseleague travelled to Zurich. Another strong team effort by the Brussels team resulted in a score of Brussels 5, Zurich 4. In the first period Adam Can- scored for Brussels assisted by Craig Thompson. In the second Steve Machan scored assisted by Shawn Nicholson. Craig Thompson scored unassisted putting Brussels up by three. Zurich then scored. Shawn scored assisted by Tom Pearson but that was answered by another goal by Zurich, bringing the score to Brussels 4, Zurich 2 at the end of the second period. In the third period Steve scored again assisted by Shawn and Eliane Affolter to go up three goals. 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The Brussels Bulls were missing eight regulars from their lineup on Friday night because of those three words and it cost them. The Bulls lost 7-5 to the Mount Forest Patri­ ots, while the Hanover Barons were beating Orangeville Friday and Wingham on Saturday, to move into top spot in the Western Junior C standings. The Patriots led 2-1 after one period, 4 - 2 after the second and then never looked back. Dan Burton, Greg Vader, Todd Norman, Corey McKee and Steve Fritz scored for the Bulls. Mike Lichti paced the Patriots with two goals. Belgrave Novices down Clinton B Belgrave Novices defeated Clin­ ton B 3-1 in a game Saturday in Clinton. Belgrave took a lead with jusi one second left in the first period when Justin Campbell scored from Tyler Fenton and Justin Black. The teams were then scoreless until they bunched three goals into the last six minutes of the game. 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