The Citizen, 1992-02-19, Page 13Another chance
Blyth's Michael Haggitt closes in on a lose puck as the Hensall goaltender tries to get back in
position during a game between Blyth Atoms and Hensall Thursday in Blyth. Blyth
sharpshooters filled the Hensall net 9-3 to take the lead in their second round play-off series.
Blyth Atoms swamp Hensall
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1992. PAGE 13.
There's no snow problem
for Blyth poker rally this year
Blyth Atoms opened their second
playoff series by scoring early and
often on the way to a 9-3 win over
Hensall.
It took only 34 seconds for Dar
ryl Bromley to score from Mike
Ansley to open the scoring. Less
than two minutes later Jeff Cowan
scored from Darryl Bromley to
make it 2-0.
Hensall kept fighting hard all
night and finally clicked in the first
minute of the second period but
Darryl Bromley scored his second
goal from Chris Carter to widen the
lead. Two minutes later, Bromley
scored his third goal with Jeff
Cowan and Chris Carter drawing
assists.
Hensall got one goal back a
minute later but Blyth pumped in
four more goals before the second
period ended to end any suspense.
Jeff Cowan scored two in a row,
the first from Darryl Bromley and
Mike Ansley and the second from
Belgrave Novices
sweep playoff
Belgrave Novices completed
their playoff series sweep of
Goderich Feb. 10 with an exciting
3-0 overtime shut-out in W.O.A.A.
-Houseleague action at Goderich.
There was end-to-end action
throughout regulation time but nei
ther team could score. In overtime,
Tim Robinson finally got Belgrave
in the lead with a goal 2:23 into the
10 minute period. Craig Marks
widened the lead with a goal at
3:59 and Tim Robinson scored
from his right winger Justin Camp
bell at 6:43 to build an insurmount
able lead.
Kyle Anderson recorded the
shut-out, facing very few shots as
his team-mates prevented many
good scoring chances.
Curling Club
names winners
The second draw of the Brussels
Mixed Curling Club ended last
week with the following teams
winning prizes.
First place with 50 points was the
team of Michael Alexander,
Valerie Shortreed, Joyce Alexander
and Mary Ann Bone. Finishing sec
ond with 47 points was George
Zwep, Pauline Patterson, Ernie
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Mike Ansley. Mike Haggitt then
scored from Mike Courtney and
Mike Courtney closed out the peri
od's scoring with a goal from
Amanda Anderson and Mike Hag
gitt with just 39 seconds left.
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Bulls sink Sailors, set
to meet Harvesters tonight
A troubled season for the
Goderich Sailors of the Western
Junior C League has finally come
to an end. The Brussels Bulls put
the Sailors out of their misery on
Tuesday night with a 5-0 shutout.
The Bulls took the best of five in
three straight.
Corey McKee fired his third and
fourth goals of the playoffs while
Todd Norman added a pair for the
Bulls and Jamie Scott added the
other marker. Scott Vader had a
solid game chipping in two assists.
Trevor Fortune recorded the
shutout.
The Bulls will be without rookie
defenceman Quade Lightbody for
the first four games on the semi
finals. He was tossed from Tues
day's game for spearing. “I guess
the good news was we got to work
on our penalty killing,” said coach
Scott Pettigrew. “We didn't get one
powerplay and they had seven.”
Brussels will now play the Grand
WOAA SENIOR ‘A’ HOCKEY
FINAL STANDINGS
Quarter-Final Series: Brussels vs. Kincardine
Next Game - Friday (21st) in Kincardine
- Sunday (23rd) In Brussels
W-L-T GF GA PTS.
1. Tavistock Royals 23-2-1 207 93 47
2. Durham Thundercats 21-3-2 213 113 44
3. Kincardine Kings 15-8-3 160 142 33
4. Drayton Comets 13-10-3 155 138 29
5. Arthur Tigers 13-13-0 116 131 26
6. Brussels Crusaders 9-15-2 140 162 20
7. Palmerston 81’s 8-14-4 130 162 20
8. Wlarton Redmen 7-15-4 144 198 18
9. Milverton 4-Wheel Drives 8-17-1 116 166 17
10. Harriston Blues 2-22-2 101 176 6
AITLAND
ALLEY
Hensall got one goal back with
3:46 left in the third but Mike
Courtney scored from Mike Haggitt
and Amanda Anderson with just
four second left to preserve the six
goal lead.
Valley Harvesters in the best of
seven semi-final. Grand Valley
knocked off Wingham three games
to one. That series begins tonight
(Wednesday) at 9 p.m. in Brussels.
Game Two will be played Saturday
night in Grand Valley, then back to
Brussels on Sunday for game three.
During the regular season the Bulls
beat the third place Grand Valley
Harvesters twice and tied them
twice.
Coach Pettigrew said, “It should
be an interesting series. Grand Val
ley is very tough to beat in their
rink and they do not take a lot of
penalties so discipline will be
important. I think if we can stop
Glen Watt who was the league's
scoring leader we will be success
ful.”
The other semi-final has Hanover
taking on Mount Forest. The
Patriots knocked off Walkerton in
four games.
After the past few years when
just getting enough snow to hold a
snowmobile rally was a problem
there should be no worries for this
weekend's Blyth Snow Travellers
poker rally, despite the mild weath
er early this week.
Bruce Howson of the Snow Trav
ellers said Monday that if the mild
weather continues there might have
to be some minor changes in routes
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a deep snow cover on the trails.
Last year's rally had to be cancelled
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