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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1993-07-14, Page 8Getting the jump These two players ganged up on the opposition, spiking the ball for a point in the Belgrave Kinsmen tournament this past weekend. A total of 24 slow pitch teams and 17 volleyball teams participated in the five day event. Winners of the Men's slowpitch "A" division were the Teeswater Ball Busters while the Lucknow Kinsmen took the "B". A team from Teeswater also won the ladies' championship. Volleyball winners were unavailable at press time. S ports Brussels Squirts win another BLYTH INDUSTRIAL BASEBALL WON LOST G.P. PTS. CANCELLED Howsons 12 1 13 24 Metal Benders 10 1 11 20 1 Cardinals 8 1 9 16 3 Marnoch 8 4 12 16 Champs 7 4 11 14 2 Auburns 6 5 11 12 1 Canadians 6 5 11 12 2 Top Guns 6 6 12 12 1 8th Line 5 5 10 10 3 Knights 5 7 12 10 1 Bootleggers 4 6 10 8 2 Wolves 4 7 11 8 2 911 4 7 11 8 2 Diggers 4 7 11 8 2 Barons 1 11 12 2 Natural 0 13 13 0 AS OF JULY 11/93 CRAFT FESTIVAL July 23, 24, 25 Outdoor Craft Booths Store Wide Sale Fall Class Displays & Registration MAKE IT AND TAKE IT CRAFT ITEMS V Woodworking V Ceramics V Knitting. & Sewing V Dolls V Jewellery V Baking V New Ideas V Pop, Hot Dogs, Candy Floss and much, much more College Corners Craft Show Hours July 23 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. July 24 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. July 25 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Hwy. # 86 West of Listowel 291-2974 BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB DUCK RACE WINNERS PRIZES; 1. $1,000. Bev McDonald 2. $125. Bodie, Katie & Tim 3. $125. Liz Sholdice 4. $125. Fred Uhler -5. .$125. Jane Zwep 6. Hoechst Cooler Joan Bernard -7. Chipman Cooler Joe & June Dunn 8. J.L. McCutcheon Gift Cert. Jim Brubacher 9. Brussels IGA Gift Cert. Helen Steele 10. Cyanamid Lawn Chair Jane Ross 11. Walton Tear Room Gift Cert. George McCutcheon 12. George of Brussels -Curlers Jane & Joe Berberich 13. Country Garden Flowers Gift Cert. R. Clarke 14. Cardiff & Mulvey -Smoke Detector Esther McCutcheon 15. Funks Seeds - Clock & Weather Station Lloyd & Connie Bailey 50. Brussels Auto - Gift Cert. G. Verbeek 100. Rhone Poulenc - fan Brent & Alex Malady 150. McGavin Farm Equip. - Gift Cert. Glenn Beuerman 200. Maitland Valley Ins. - First Aid Kit Tricia Teeft 250. Brussels Pharmacy - Gift Cert. Debbie Cann 300. Luella Mitchell - Horseshoe Set Barb McCutcheon 350. Todd's Bakery - Gift Cert. Ann/Ray Hogg 400. Monsanto Crokinole Pam Snider 450. Thompson's Meat - Gift Cert. Ken Pennington 500. Sandoz - Basketball Hoop Jim Struthers 550. John Harrison - Picture Frame Tim Prior 600. B & G Electric - Tap Set Dorothea McArter 650. Brussels Motors - Gift Cert. Joyce Alexander 700. CIBC - Safety Deposit Box Alicia Rose 750. Dupont - Set of 4 Deck Chairs Brussels Crusaders 800. Brussels Agromart - Gift Cert. Don Dunbar 850. Radford Auto - Hat & Mugs Jeff & Sharon 900. Dow Elanco - Sweatshirt & Gloves Vi Haskell 950. Brussels Variety - Gift Cert. Trevor Wheeler 1000. Basf Croquet Set Wayne & Hope 1050. Brussels Bottle Return •2cases of Pop Shoppe Tom Robinson 1100. Golden Lantern Rest. - Gift Cert. Rick Tyson 1150. Topnotch Feeds - Bag of Pet Food Debbie Versteeg 1200. Oldfield's - Gift Cert. R. Clarke 1250. Cook's - Dog Food P. Raitmay 1300. The Citizen - Subscription Rob Farrish 1350. Dauphin Feeds - Dog Food Davie Jamieson 1400. McDonald Lumber - Cooler Lori Brubacher 1450. McDonald Lumber - Rain Gauge Bill Bromley 1500. Just For You - Loony Bin Donna McClure Corporate Champion - Brussels Motors Please pick up prizes at the Golden Lantern, Brussels as soon as possible. Many thanks to corporate sponsors and to kids who helped make the duck races a success. Thank You for supporting the BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1993. Blyth Atoms win 2, lose 1 Brussels Squirts hosted a short- handed Belgrave team on July 6 and came away with a narrow two- point win after four innings. Brussels took the lead in the first after pitcher Terry Nichol stole sec- ond then came home on an over- throw. Belgrave tied it in the second when Rob McGee homered, but Brussels bounced ahead again in the home half when Mike Cooper singled home Paul Albers. McGee got his second homerun in the third, a two-run shot that brought in pitcher Tom Pfeiffer. Then Ryan Fear doubled to score Matt Cameron giving Belgrave the lead. Bottom of the third, however, saw Brussels goring ahead once again when Jason Armstrong crossed the plate on a fielder's choice by Nichol. Tyler Bragg fol- lowed with a two run single that scored Joshua Gropp and Nathan Garland. Nichol pitched a shut-out fourth, holding the visitors to four runs, then Patrick Gilkes knocked in Armstrong for a total of six Brus- sels runs to end the game. Both pitchers did a great job with Pfeiffer striking out seven and Nichol, eight. On June 22, the Blyth Atoms soccer team travelled to Wingham for their first meeting of the season. Blyth scored two goals in the first half on identical plays. Teague Onn scored both goals with Dave Ansley, Elisha Courtney and Jeremy VanAmersfoort each getting assists. The second half began with Blyth extending their lead to 3-1 as Ansley scored on a pass from Onn, Elisha and Nick Courtney. However, Wingham came back with a vengeance, scoring four unanswered goals to win the game 5-3. On June 29, Blyth played host to the Lucknow Mustangs. Goalie Peter Nonkes recorded a shutout as Blyth won 3-0 with many different players contributing to the win., Tigers tie Rangers Monday night in Zurich the Tigers came from behind to tie the Rangers 8-8. Brussels opened a four-run first inning lead only to see Zurich rebound with five runs in the second, and three more in the third for an 8-5 lead after three innings. The Tigers scored once in the fourth, then tied the game in the fifth when Gary Pipe singled home Doug Shaw, then stole home base for the tying run. Mike Watson pitched into the third inning before being relieved by Todd Uhrig. Thursday night in Bayfield, the Tigers mercied the Thunder 13-0. Brussels scored three runs in the first, without getting a hit, added five more in the second, then completed the rout with one in the fourth and four in the fifth. Doug Conley went the distance pitching a four hitter while striking out nine, including six in a row. Uhrig cleared the centerfield fence with a three-run homer in the second while Conley batted four for four at the plate. The Tigers played a double- header Sunday night hosting Francistown at 7:30 p.m. before meeting the Bulldogs at 9 p.m. As well, Brussels has several games to be rescheduled including home games versus Blyth Soundproof, Bulldogs and C4th Coops Sports. Mosquitoes hang on to win The Brussels Mosquito soccer team managed to hang on and beat Elma 3-2 at a game at Newry on July 7. Brussels was able to come away with a win after dropping the last two games, losing 5-0 to Listowel and 7-2 to Drayton. Brussels opened the scoring but Elma came back and at the half were one up. Trevor Wilson, Gerald Bowles and Jillian Houston scored for Brussels. Terry Nichol and Stephen Oldfield played strong two-way games for Brussels. Karla Hunt from Elma provided the spark for her team. Matthew Synder of Brussels was loaned to Elma and he provided strong goal tending. Kevin Mutter was in goal for Brussels. The next game is on July 14 at Listowel where Brussels plays against Elmira. VanAmersfoort scored all three goals with assists going to E. Courtney, Joy Cullen, John George and Liz Sauve. On July 6, the team hosted Wingham in a rematch of the game two weeks earlier. This time Blyth played well for the whole game, allowing Nonkes to earn his second straight shut out. The first goal was scored by VanAmersfoort on a pass from Ansley and Onn. Play stayed in the Wingham end for most of the first half as Blyth had many good scoring opportunities. Blyth's next goal was called back because of an offside, but a few minutes later Ansley scored a goal assisted by E. Courtney. Immediately following the kickoff, Ansley passed the ball to VanAmersfoort, who scored his second goal of the game. In the second half VanAmersfoort completed his hat trick as he netted a pass form Darwin Buffinga to finalize the score at 4-0 for Blyth.