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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-10-05, Page 9Bulls fall short in opener The Brussels Bulls were slow out of the gate on Saturday night in Wingham in their Western Junior C season but by the time the final buzzer sounded both teams knew they had been in a game. Despite a dramatic comeback, the Bulls came up just short losing 7 - 6 to the Ironmen. Wingham came out flying and scored three times in the first four minutes and built a 5 - 1 lead by the end of the first. Zach Smith got the Bulls' only goal with a nice shot from just inside the blueline. However, the Bulls actually controlled the game the rest of the way outscoring the Ironmen 5 - 2 and out shooting the Ironmen 33- 17. their goalie and Greg McNcvan cut the lead to one when he slapped home a rebound off a point shot from Ryan Kipfcr. The Bulls got the goalie out again in the final minute and came within a whisker of licing it except a puck bounced over the slick of Ryan Wright who was all alone in front of the Ironmen net. Pete Mulder was the scoring hero for the Bulls with a hat-trick plus an assist for good measure. Josh Alexander also connected on a long shot through the legs of Wingham Goalie Jason Reid. The opening weekend for the Bulls did not get any easier as Brussels had to travel to Durham Sunday afternoon to play the seconds and the patriots capitalized with two quick goals to pul the game out of reach. Mt. Forest walked off with a 6-2 victory and once again could be the team to beat. Greg Fritz and Brandon Alviano scored for Brussels. Bulls Coach Scott Pettigrew said the weekend had a mixed message. "We proved to ourselves we can play with the big boys, but we also found some areas of our defensive play that were lacking." The Bulls travel to Kincardine Friday night to lake on the Bulldogs and then return home Sunday afternoon for a 2 p.m. game against the other expansion team this season, the Wiarlon Wolves. Note: You can meet the Bulls' THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1994. PAGE 9. With the Bulls trailing 7 - 5 with defending champion Mt. Forest just over two minutes to play the Ironmen took a penalty. After the Patriots. The Bulls trailed 3-2 after 40 minutes, but broke down for 30 players Saturday at the Brussels IGA. The Bulls will be selling hot dogs and pop for a dollar over the noon hour.a Kevin Mutter, centre, and Trevor Wilson, right, of the Brussels Public School boys soccer team were keeping a close eye on the ball as it drops in behind the player from Turnberry who has to make a quick about face to get back in the action. Brussels won this close one by a score of 1-0. The tournament was held at Grey Central Public School Network provides labour info The Huron County Coalition made up of agencies, employers and the general public has been working together for a year to establish a Labour Market Information Network. This network will make relevant labour market information instantly accessible, avoid duplication of information gathering amongst service providers and allow for timely updates of collected information for analysis. This centralized information system will consequently allow employers and employees to access labour market information including job opportunities, industrial profiles, occupational profiles, wage rates, training opportunities, self-employment information, business directories to name a few. This Huron County Coalition is an opportunity for business, labour, social services agencies and the general public to work in a partnership sharing knowledge, ideas and serving as an opportunity to discover common areas of interest. The meetings are public and anyone interested in participating is invited to bring their ideas and suggestions to the next meeting. The meeting will be held at the Clinton Legion on Thursday, Oct. 13, from 8:30 - 11 a.m. Facility is accessible. Gearing up for hockey season Hockey season is gearing up and The Citizen would love to hear how your team is doing. With so many leagues in our area it is almost next to’impossible to cover each and every team so we ask for the help of the coaches or parents in reporting on how the local athletes are doing. Forms are available at both Citizen offices. Once filled out they can be relumed to either office by deadline. No special writing skills arc needed; just a list of goals scored and by whom. As well, having a copy of your team's schedule gives us an oppor­ tunity to try and arrange it so that we can photograph at least a few of the games. If we don't know when your team is playing at home we can't be there. 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