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Kevin Campbell of the Blyth Pee Wees soccer team
charges for the ball in a game against the Newton Tigers
on Wednesday. Teammates Darryl Shannon and Gregory
Blok look on.
Brussels bowlers compete
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19,1992. PAGE 25.
PeeWees end season with win
for Yuill, Mair trophies
On Monday, Aug. 10 the
nembers of the Brussels Lawn
fowling Club met at 1:30. The 10
adies played for the Yuill trophy
vhile the 16 men played for the
vfair trophy.
Coming first for the ladies was
Marj Coultes and Nancy Tucker
with three wins 39 plus 1.
Second was a trio skipped by
Louise Bosman, with vice, Viola
Kirkby and lead, Brenda Perrie
with two wins 29.
In the men's division Jim
Bowman and Ross Anderson were
first with three wins 30.
Second was Les Douglas and
Peter Tucker with two wins 38.
Third was Gerald Gibson and
John Raven with two wins 32.
Consolation went to George
Michie and Nelson Sleightholm.
Due to threatening weather,
teams played the three 10 end
games before enjoying a pot luck
supper.
Blyth Pee Wee soccer team
hosted the Newton team on Aug.
12 in Belgrave.
Due to the lack of players, Blyth
recruited a few younger players.
Blyth started off strong and early in
the game got the first goal as Rolf
Fresehknecht scored, assisted by
Lindsay Anderson and Kelly
Boven. Within five minutes, Blyth
scored again as Rolf and Jeremy
Van Amersfoort manoeuvred the
ball to Brad Anderson who beat the
keeper. Newton came back with an
easy goal but Blyth soon scored
again as Brad got his second of the
game after Lindsay set him up.
At half time the team was
complimented on their efforts and
they played the second half much
the same. After Kelly and Lindsay
fed the ball up the side line,
Amanda Anderson made the last
attempt to beat the goalie for
Blyth's fourth goal. Newton got
their second of the night to make it
a 4-2 game. With only seconds left
in the game, Rolf, Brad and
Lindsay displayed some beautiful
passing skills within 10 feet of the
net. Lindsay got the final goal of
the game. Blyth played a good
game offensively, and also showed
superb defense. Jerry Mason played
well in goal.
This marks the end of the soccer
season.
MOSQUITO SOCCER
TOURNAMENT
On Aug. 15, Goderich was the
place of action for the Blyth
Mosquito Soccer squad. Their first
game was played at 9 a.m. against
the Goderich Lions. Eighteen
players were there for the game.
Blyth got off on a very strong
start and scored two goals early in
the game. The first one was set up
by Kelly Boven to Jeff Cowan to
beat the goalie. The second goal
was also set up by Kelly as he
made a perfect corner kick to
Michael Courtney. But before the
first half of the game was over,
Goderich had tied it up.
Blyth was pumped up during the
intermission and came up strong,
early in the second half. They went
ahead as Michael Ansley beat the
goalie, set up by Michael Courtney
and April Van Amersfoort. Before
the end of the game, Goderich had
tied it again. This meant a shoot
out.
After the first five shooters the
game remained tied as each team
scored five goals. The game
became very intense as the next
five shooters prepared to score. At
the end of the second set of
shooters the game still remained a
tie with each team scoring twice.
The first five shooters lined up
again and this time a winner was
determined. Blyth won the game
10-8. The goal scorers in the shoot-
outs were Michael Courtney,
Cappy Onn, Michael Ansley (2),
Judd Hakkers, Jeff Cowan, and
April Van Amersfoort. This proved
to be the most exciting game of the
year.
The second game was played at
12:00 noon against the Goderich
WINGHAM SPORTSMEN HORSESHOES
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8
WINS LOST PLUS
1) Jack Arnold, Mildmay
Jack Marks, Exeter 9 0
2) Harold Carter, Goderich
Lome Kuntz, Chepstow 7 2 32
3) Jack Brintnell, Staffa
Jim Bolton, Walkerton 5 4 10
4) Grant Wail, Wingham
Bill MacAstocker, Goderich 4 5 119
5) Ed Teschke, Kitchener
Ivan Gardner, Wingham 4 5 98
6) Leon Russell, Wingham
Lome Hamilton, Wingham 4 5 93
7) Lloyd Carter, Paisley
Paul McKee, Belgrave 4 5 85
8) Wayne Woods, Chesley
Jim Nelson, Walkerton 3 6 110
9) Harold Pridham, Staffa
Ken Lee, Waterloo 3 6 97
10) Ivan Rivett, Goderich
Joanne Woods, Chesley 2 7 128
Next Tournament Saturday, August 22 starting at 1:00 p.m.
McDonald's. Blyth went into the
game with a positive attitude but
the Goderich team proved to be too
much. Blyth got some good
chances but were denied a goal.
Thanks to Hilda Harkes for the
oranges provided at half time.
Goderich played a very
disciplined game and came up with
two goals, the final score being 2-0.
The disappointed Blyth team shook
hands with their opponents.
This ended the season for the
mosquitoes. All the players
received coupons for french fries at
McDonald's and the most valuable
player, which was Kelly Boven,
received a coupon for a Big Mac.
The coach, Herb Van Amers
foort, would like to thank all the
players for a very enjoyable and
successful season. Sec you next
year.
On Saturday, Aug. 23, the soccer
league is raising funds with a bottle
drive. If you have bottles to donate,
please drop them off al Joan and
Lavem Clark's home.
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