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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1992-03-18, Page 9Bulled-over The Hanover Barons goalie didn't stand a chance as the Bulls onslaught on the Barons net was constant during the first period of Friday's game in Brussels, with the home team scoring three goals to the Barons none. The tide changed after, however, and the Barons came up with a 6-5 victory over the Bulls, winning the Western Ontario Junior "C" title for the third consecutive year. S ports Same sad old story- Barons beat Bulls For the third straight season the Hanover Barons have beaten the Brussels Bulls to win the Western Junior C title. They knocked off the Bulls in five games winning game four Thursday night 4 - 3 and Fri day night 6-5. The turning point of the series may have come late in game four. The Bulls had scored two goals late in the third to tie the game at three. Then with less than three minutes to play the referee signalled Dustin Weir to the penalty box for elbow ing. The Baron's Joel Lahn scored the winner with about a minute- and-a-half left. Brussels pulled goalie Jeff Roy but could not score to force the game into overtime. Bruce Angel, Jeremy Franks and Trevor Heidman had the other Baron's goals. Greg McNevan with two and Jason McNichol had the Bulls' goals. “We had momentum and if it had not been for that penal ty I think we would have come back to win,” said Coach Scott Pet tigrew. The Barons wrapped up the championship on Friday night in Brussels with a 6-5 win. Brussels jumped out to a 3-0 lead in he first period but then took some bad penalties in the second allowing Hanover to tie the score at four. In the third, Hanover went up 6 - 4 Wingham's Doug Wood sets new pole vault mark Wingham native Doug Wood set a new Canadian and Common wealth record when he won the gold medal in the Canadian univer sity indoor track and field champi onships at the University of Winnipeg this past weekend. The 26-year-old, grandson of Edwin and Hattie Wood, R.R.l, Blyth, soared to a height of 5.65 meters (18 feet, 6.25 inches) to cap- and despite a goal by Todd Norman with less than two minutes remain ing in the game, Brussels could not even the score. Other Bulls' mark ers came from Corey McKee, Scott Vader, Sam Kulafofski and Steve Fritz. Coach Pettigrew said, “it came down to their powerplay executing better than ours. Whenever you give up four powerplay goals you are going to have trouble winning.” The Barons will now play the Belle River Canadians in the All Ontario Quarter-Finals. The Brussels Bulls will lose sev eral key players next year. Among those will be Rookie Sensation Todd Norman who will play Junior B somewhere. Defenceman Quade Lightbody is expected to be an OHL Draft Pick and Overagers Corey McKee and Jeff Roy will not be eligible to return. No loss will be greater than the man behind the bench. After two years Scott Petti grew has stepped down. Pettigrew led the Bulls to the finals both years. FROM THE BULLS PEN: The Bulls will hold their annual awards dinner and dance Saturday, May 2 at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre. Bulls fans are welcome to attend and can get tick ets from any executive member. ture the title. He eclipsed his own record set a month ago at York University when he reached 5.60 metres. Mr. Wood said he has had an excellent indoor season and built his confidence after finishing sec ond at the Pan American Games in Cuba last August and now hopes to finish in the top five in the Summer Olympics in Barcelona. Curling Club hosts mixed bonspiel The Brussels Curling Club host ed a mixed bonspiel on Saturday, March 7. There were ten ices com peting. The first draw was sponsored by J. L. McCutcheon Motors Ltd. and McDonald Home Hardware. Prizes were presented to: first, 46 points, Orval Bauer, Elaine Wicke, George Wicke and Ruth Bauer; second, 44.5 points, James Johnston, Nancy Exel, Robert Grein and Craig Jef ferson; third, 37 points, Bill Dowd, Jeanne Baillie, Joe Martin and Feme Martin; fourth, 35.25 points, Bev Horst, Bill Young, Jeanette Young and Alvin Streicher; fifth, Brad Speiran, Doc Stephenson, Marg Taylor, John Exel and Dennis Seward; sixth, Abe Versteeg, Debbie Versteeg, Bill Darrell and Tami Allen; seventh, Mervyn Bauer, Donna Bauer, Dina Patter son and Ken Patterson; eighth, Tom Warwick, Cheryl Clement, Pete Exel and Sylvia Van Donken; fourth, Allan Herrfort, Florence Gropp, Tom Martin and Marion Gray and tenth, Gary (Russ Howard) Pipe, Doug Sholdice, Lori Pipe and John Lowe. The second draw was sponsored by McGavin Farm Equipment and Masterfeeds, Brussels Agri Service. The prizes were won by: first, 48 points, Jim Patterson, Pauline Pat terson, Bill Quipp and Donna Quipp; second, 40.75 points, Stan Waldie, Shirley Waldie, Doug Ward and Liz Ward; third, 34.5 points, Bill Shortreed, Valerie Shortreed, Heidi McClure and Fred McClure; fourth, 33.75 points, Stew Steiss, Madelene Steiss, Mervyn Quipp and Sherry Quipp; fifth, Judy De Jong, Hub Machan, Fay Machan and Pete De Jong; sixth, Brenda Dalton, Neil McGavin, Marie McGavin and Jeff McGavin; seventh, Steve Rathwell, Nancy Baxter, Doug Baxter and Debbie Rathwell; eighth, Jack Robinson, Ernie Lewington, Doc Stephenson, Annette Lewington, Brenda Linton, Brian Warwick, Jeff Lewington, Dave Linton and Brett Bauer; ninth, Bill Weir, Nor man Weir, Paul Weir and Mamie Sheppard and tenth, Bill Patterson, Vai Strathdee, Gary Ley bourne and Sandra Leyboume. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18,1992. PAGE 9. Scrimgeour’s Food UgjTiL Market Blyth 523-4551 Values in effect Mon. March 16 to Sat. March 21/92. 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