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A Brussels Industrial hockey player falls down just as the puck flies high towards the Belgrave
Industrial hockey team goalie. The goalie had pucks flying at him from all directions during the
game by the powerful Trojans who won this game during the Blyth Minor Hockey and
Ringette Tournament held at the Blyth arena this weekend. The tournament incorporated
industrial hockey, old-timer hockey and ladies' and men’s broomball.
Bulls lose second game in a row
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1992. PAGE 7.
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Brussels PeeWees win twice
The Brussels Bulls lost their
second game in a row, this time by
a 5-4 score to Walkerton, Sunday
afternoon at the B. M. & G. arena
despite outshooting the Black
Hawks 39-26.
Jeff McKee opened the scoring
early in the game with assists to
Brad Carter and Alex Motley.
Walkerton replied with two in 29
seconds but the lead was shortlived
as Ted Sills ended first period
scoring 19 seconds later.
Walkerton took command
scoring three consecutive second
period goals for a 5-2 lead. Jason
Baier added a powerplay goal late
in the period while Jamie Scott
scored unassisted midway through
the third for a final 5-4 Black Hawk
win.
Walkerton's defensive stalwarts
Mike Bradstock and Steve Gibson
were named first and third stars
respectively while the Bulls' Ted
A 'Bully' of a breakfast
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Brussels Bulls and Atom players line up for eggs, toast and sausage at the Brussels Morris
and Grey Community Centre Sunday morning. Filling their plates are (left to right) George
Carnegie, Trevor Wilson, Jonathan Lane, Stephen Oldfield, Nate Bender, Shawn Engel, Tim
Bayer and Tyler Bragg. The breakfast was put on by the Brussels Bulls executive and after
players from both teams had their fill, they held a joint practice.
Sills was awarded second star
status in the Formosa Three Star
selection.
This week the Bulls have 8:30
starts in Goderich Friday night and
Mt. Forest Saturday before meeting
Grand Valley Sunday afternoon at
2:00 p.m.
Brussels Midget Rep rise from ashes STICK TO THE TRAIL
In a second period rise trom the
ashes, the Brussels Midget Rep
team skated their way to a 5-3 vic
tory over a visiting Zurich team in
WOAA hockey action on Wednes
day, Nov. 11.
The game got off to a shaky start
when Zurich snuck in the only goal
of the first period, then came back
to add on another in the second.
Just a few seconds later, however,
Wayne Alexander set up Mark
Robinson who shot in the first
Brussels' goal which cut the Zurich
Special guests at Sunday's game
were the Brussels Atom Hockey
Club. The Atoms were treated to a
breakfast and practice with the
Bulls players and management in
the morning, followed by free
admission to the afternoon contest.
lead in half.
The momentum continued with
Brussels scoring two more goals
before the period ended putting
them in the lead for the first time.
The first goal came from Alexander
off a play by Greg Fritz. Robinson
scored the next goal assisted by
Ryan Finch.
The home team kept the heat on
in the third when Fritz and Brent
Whitmore combined for the team's
fourth goal. Seconds later Brett
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The Brussels PeeWee Rep team
trounced both Milverton and
Seaforth in weekend play.
On Friday night in Milverton,
Cory Newman led the scoring with
a goal in the first period, assisted
by Andrew Exel. Newman and
Exel teamed up for the second goal
setting up Chad McCallum for the-
point. Newman also scored a goal
in the second period and the third.
The second period goal was assist
ed by Exel and the third period goal
by McCallum.
Milverton's only goal was in the
third period.
Two days later, the team played
in Seaforth and shut-out the hosts
9-0.
The goaltending of Jamie
Thomas and strong defence of Josh
Beuerman, Matthew Shortreed,
Brett Fischer and Cory Bragg shut
out would-be Seaforth scorers.
While the defencemen stopped
in-coming pucks, the centre and
wings did their job. Andrew Exel
scored the first goal in the first
period. In the second period goals
were scored by: Steve (Gube)
Machan with Adam Carr assisting,
Exel with Newman assisting, Cory
Newman, unassisted; Exel with
Beuerman assisting, McCallum
with Newman assisting and Scott
Clarkson with an assist from
Machan.
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The final two goals of the game
were scored in the third by Clark
son with an assist by Machan and
McCallum.
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