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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-01-19, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19,1994. PAGE 7. Lean 2 Crusaders win by 2 Brussels Novice player Nolan Krotz, right and a member of the Stephen Twp. team seem bent on getting this puck during Friday night’s game in Brussels. While Brussels gave it their best a strong visiting team came out on tip with a 12-3 victory. Seven third period goals, including three shorthanded in 32 seconds, gave the Brussels Crusaders a 12-10 win over the 1980 Intermediate Bulls Saturday night at the B.M. & G. Community Centre. Brian Campbell scored four while Dean Wheeler and Jeff McKee each notched the hat trick. Bill Kinahan and Brad Carter completed the scoring in a game that saw the Crusaders trailing 3-2 after 20 minutes, then tied at five heading into third period play. For the Intermediate Bulls Glen Warwick scored three while Gerry Wheeler, Randy Clarke, and Gary Ritchie scored two each. Bruce Blake added a single along with three assists while Ritchie also had a three assist effort. Bob Thomas and Steve Coulter split the goaltending duties for the Bulls while other members playing included Brian Workman, Murray Nichol, Bob Bridge, Don and Kevin Hastie, Dale Edgar, Randy White, Ross McCall, Kevin Townsend and Mike Watson. Bob Rowe and Gord Workman were behind the bench while long time supporters of the Inter­ mediates, Bruce McCall and Al Nichol dropped the puck for the opening faceoff. Referee Black and Linesman Demaray and Hopper kept the game under control assessing only three minor penalties, all to the Crusaders. The Brussels Crusaders would like to thank all the fans and players for braving the weather to make the night a success. J.C. Hewitt’s powerplay goal with a 1:42 remaining in the game gave the Brussels Crusaders a 3-3 tie with the Lakeshore Winterhawks Friday night in Southampton. Trailing 1-0 after 20 minutes, Tim Fritz scored twice in second period play for a 2-1 lead. Lakeshore tied the game midway through the third period then went ahead with less than five minutes to play. Derek Cooper made 35 saves for the tie as did Lakeshofe’s Mike Rourke. The Crusaders play their final league game Friday night when they travel to Arthur. With playoffs scheduled to start in February the Crusaders could still finish anywhere from first to fifth. S pSHT1Cl...... : I CMd*W off -form Ironmen, Barons batter Brussels Bulls "You don’t have to be Scotty Bowman to know you are in trouble when you look down at your bench and see 12 regulars not there." That was Brussels Bulls' Coach Scott Pettigrew's reaction after an 8-3 loss Sunday to the Hanover Barons. The Bulls started the game with five players on the shelf with injuries, including top scorers Greg McNevan and Nate Bender. Trailing 2-0 at the end of the first period things got ugly. Baron's goalie Don Spittai and Bulls' winger Jeremy Beimes got into a scuffle and when the Hanover Barons cleared the bench several fights broke out. By the time the second period started 14 players had been ejected, seven from each team. The Bulls played the rest of the game with 12 players and three of those were call ups from the Juveniles. Juvenile goalie Rob Johnston was forced into action and faced 28 shots in 40 minutes of play. The Bulls got goals from Tim Beyer, Ryan Robins and Jamie Lodge donates Continued from page 2 Pres, of District No. 23 on her official visit. The charter of the Lodge was draped in loving memory of Jean Higgins. A donation was made to Ontario Memorial Research Committee for eye research. Plans were made to hold two card parties in Feb. The annual dessert euchre will be on Monday, Feb. 14 and the other regular party is on Feb. 21. The next regular meeting will be held on Jan. 25. Winners of the surprise Christmas box draw on Dec. 20, were: first, Mrs. Edna C- Pearson- second, Mrs. Merle Cousins and third, Mrs. Leona McDonald. Williams. Pete Mulder chipped in with two goals. Friday night the Bulls lost to the second place Wingham Ironmen 6-1. Brussels came out flying but could not beat Steve Schwartzen- truber in the first period. The Bulls had a chance to get back in the game in the second when Pete Mulder scored to make it 2-1. Ironmen Chris Stevenson hit Jeremy Beimes from behind after the whistle and was given a five minute major penalty. But Brussels failed to take advantage giving up a short handed goal. The Bulls have a busy weekend ahead with three games scheduled. Friday night the Bulls head to Hanover and then return home to play first place Mt. Forest Saturday night at 8 p.m. and then will entertain Wingham Sunday at 2 p.m. Brussels Atoms beat Bayfield It was a close runs, but a short- staffed Brussels Atoms House­ league team squeaked out a victory over a hosting Bayfield team, Sat­ urday, Jan. 15. To fill in for some ailing players, Tyler Campbell and Joel Heming­ way came up from the Novice team and did an excellent job, said Coach Wayne Todd. Goalie Matt Elliott made some great saves as well to keep the boys in the game, he said. Bayfield came out ahead in the first, only to have Marc Fischer go end to end to tie it at 5:10. A sec­ ond period goal by Campbell, assisted by Stephen Todd put the visitors in the lead. Bayfield tied it in the third, but less than 20 seconds later Todd scored unassisted to launch the Brussels team to the win. Frozen Utility Grade Cut From Canada “A” Grades Beef Chuck YOUNG SHORT RIB OR TURKEYS BLADE ROAST 2.62 kg 4.17 kg 1.19.1.89.