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PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1993.
Crusaders take two
The Brussels Crusaders enjoyed
an excellent weekend of hockey,
winning twice, while outscoring
their opponents 20-6.
Friday night in Milverton the
Crusaders survived a shakey start
(two goals against in the opening
minutes of play) to post a 9-4 win.
Dean Wheeler netted the hat-
trick with Ron Strome and Brian
Campbell scoring two each. Brad
Carter and Jeff McKee completed
the scoring for the Crusaders, who
sealed the win with four
,unanswered third period goals.
Sunday afternoon Brussels again
gave up an early goal, then scored
eight in a row enroute to an 11-2
win over the Wiarton Redmen. J.C.
Hewitt, Carter and Steve Fritz,
Wheeler and Campbell adding
singles.
Excellent goaltending by Trev
Fortune in Milverton, and Derek
Cooper, Sunday kept the Crusaders
in both games early.
The line of Steve Fritz, Strome
and Wheeler enjoyed a nine goal,
22 point weekend while Hewitt
added two goals and five assists.
The Crusaders are on the road
'this weekend travelling to Elora
Friday night and Drayton Sunday
afternoon.
As well, plans are underway for a
Jan. 15 reunion game between the
Crusaders and members of the
1980 intermediate Bulls. Be sure to
watch for more details.
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Krotz earns
5 points
The Brussels Novice Rep team
hosted Seaforth on Dec. 3 at 6:30.
Brussels scored twice in the first
period on two unassisted goals by
Nolan Krotz, then scored twice
again in the second, with a goal by
Krotz assisted by Lee Dilworth and
a goal by Darrell McClure assisted
by Krotz and Brandon Dixon.
Seaforth played a strong game
and with good forechecking
managed a goal in the third period
by Kevin Murray. Brussels again
scored twice only one minute apart
on goals by Dilworth with assists to
McClure and Krotz and by Ken
McCallum, assisted by Kyle
Stephenson and Mark Hunter. Final
score was Brussels 6, Seaforth 1.
Brussels had three new players
from the Brussels Houseleague
play for them this game and
everyone had a very good game.
Darryl Houston, who played his
first game in net for Brussels did
well.
The next game is Dec. 10 with
Brussels visiting Milverton at
7 p.m.
OMHA and
OHF settle
dispute
An agreement has been reached
that ends the impasse which
threatened to prevent thousands of
minor hockey players in Ontario
from participating in important
national and provincial
tournaments.
Mediation efforts between the
Ontario Minory Hockey
Association (OMHA) and the
Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF)
concluded successfully Saturday,
aided by a provincial mediator
appointed last week.
Ontario Minister of Culture,
Tourism and Recreation Anne
Swarbrick, who arranged for the
meditation to take place,
commended the efforts of the
organizations who participated. "1
want to commend the OHF, the
OMHA, the Canadian Amateur
Hockey Association (CAHA) and
their officials for putting the
interests of the Ontario's young
minor hockey players first and
foremost. The goodwill of the
parties involved played a vital role
in ending the impasse."
The OHF sanctions minor
hockey tournaments in Ontario on
behalf of the CAHA. The two
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