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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1995-11-01, Page 12Crowding the net Two Brussels PeeWee Rep players helped guard the goal as Goderich came to town on Monday evening. The Goderich squad took an early lead, which they held, shutting out Brussels 2-0. Goderich nips PeeWee Reps Name. Steve Henderson, 18 Name: Dan Williams 14 Address: Palmerston Address: Kurtrville Position: Right Wing #17 Position: Centre #19 School: Norwell District School: Ustowel Secondary School Secondary School BULLS NEXT HOME GAME Sunday, November 5, 1995 2 p.m. vs Wlarton Wolves Game Sponsors; 1st Period Chapman Milk Transport 2nd Period BK Wholesalers 3rd Period Currah's Farm & Auto WEST WAWANOSH MUTUAL fAl INSURANCE COMPANY xey 'Neighbour helping ighbour Since 1 8 7.9 YOUR LOCAL AGENTS Frank Foran, Lucknow 528-3824 Lyons & Mulhern, Goderich 524-2664 Donald R. Simpson, Ripley 395-5362 Delmar Sproul, Auburn 529-7273 Clinton 482-3434 Chapman-Graham & Assoc. Owen Sound 376-1774 Towne Insurance Brokers Inc. Kincardine 396-9513 Georgian Bay Insurance Brokers Owen Sound 376-4049 P.A. Roy Insurance Broker Inc. Clinton 482-9357 Banter, MacEwan, Feagan Insurance Goderich 524-8376 Kenneth MacLean, Paisley 368-7537 McMaster Siemon Insurance Brokers Inc., Mitchell 348-9150 John Nixon, Brussels 887-9417 Chapman Graham Insurance Walkerton 881-0611 Orr Insurance Brokers Stratford 271-4340 City Insurance Offices Sarnia 383.0044 "INSURANCE FOR FARM, RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND AUTO" On behalf of BLYTI-1 MINOR BALL Thank you to Blyth Lions Club & the Blyth Legion for their generous donation towards the Mites year-end ball tournament The Brussels Atoms Houseleague team had a very busy week with three games from Oct. 21 to 28. In the Oct. 21 game, Elma-Logan came to town and were quickly sent packing as the hometown squad blasted them 6-0. Brussels took a two goal lead through the first when Jimmy Franken scored and Brandon Dixon followed just 30 seconds later, with under 10 minutes left in the period. The second half of the second brought two more netters by the Brussels squad when Kyle Stephen- son popped one in at 12:18 and Jeff Linton brought the total to four with a goal at 3:37 left in the frame. Franken and Dixon each scored their second of the night in the dying minutes of third. Dixon also earned two assists while teammates Linton, Stephen- son, Brooklyn Wheeler and Robbie McClure assisted on one each. Sean Hoegy earned the shutout. The two teams met again on Oct. 26, with Brussels travelling to Monkton. Despite outshooting the opposi- tion by almost two to one, the Brussels Bulls couldn't pull off the win in the home game against Walkerton Blackhawks on Friday night. Though the two were tied at the end of the second, Coach Mike Henry said, the visitors scored the "killer goal late in the third then topped it off with another" to glide to a 6-4 victory. Henry says goalie Ryan Fisk was replaced by Jamie Taylor at the end of the second period as he was "clearly struggling from the begin- The Brussels Midgets warmed up for the regular season with two exhibition games last week. They travelled to Blyth on Oct. 23 and came on the losing end of a very chippy 8-5 game. Mike Dauphin led the Brussels effort with four goals. His tallies came at 6:41 and 3:18 of the first, 12:49 in the second and 10:35 of the third. The fifth Brussels goal was scored by Tim Stricker at 2:08 of the third. Assists were had by Stricker, Scott Clarkson, Shawn Nicholson, Clint Fischer and Corey Newman. On Wednesday evening, Zurich came into town to challenge the boys in what wound up being a very entertaining game. Trailing 3-0 after two periods, Brussels came back to tie the game in the third when Dauphin scored a natural hat-trick with goals at 10:47, 6:55 and 6:03. Zurich notched another then Stricker scored with 17 second left, trying the game again. Then in a heartbreaking style, Zurich scored with only three seconds remaining to steal away with a 5-4 win. Brussels assists went to Clarkson, Newman, Jeff Lewington, Jim Once again, Brussels struck first with a goal by McClure. The second period brought two more netters for the visitors when Franken and Brittany Kellington bulged the twine. Assists were earned by McClure, Matthew Clarkson (two). The tally was wracked up in the third when Dixon and Stephenson, put the puck past the goalie only 28 seconds apart. Stephenson assisted on the Dixon goal. To round the score to 6-0, Hoegy, with assistance from Joel Hemingway, popped in one more with just 1:14 remaining. Wheeler held Elma-Logan off the board. Brussels remained undefeated for the week when they took on Bel- grave, at home, on Oct. 28. With Hoegy again in net, the vis- itors could not push the puck over the line. Four Brussels goals were scored by Tyler Campbell (two), Heming- way and Stephenson. Stephenson, Wheeler and Devin Blake earned assists. ning". Despite this it was not a disap- pointing loss, Henry says, due to the number of shots the Bulls are getting. "We actually dominated this game outshooting Walkerton 43-24. We're just have a finishing problem at finding the back of the net." Scoring for the Bulls was Shel- don Mustard with two, Aaron Bar- rie, earning his second of the year and Darin Alviano. The Bulls travel to Hanover this Friday to play the Barons, before returning home Sunday to face the Wiarton Wolves. McLean, Dauphin and Nicholson. The boys open their regular season this Wednesday at 9 p.m. against Stephen Twp. On Monday evening, the Brussels PeeWee Rep team was paid a visit by a strong Goderich squad. Dean Wheeler scored four times while Greg Mulvey set up six in leading the Brussels Crusaders to a Brussels Tykes win, lose Brussels Tykes played two games this weekend. The first on Saturday against Zurich, they lost 6-2. Both Brussels goals were scored by Justin Thompson. Goaltending was by Andrew McDonald, with great defence again from Nathan Prior. Sunday's game was against Seaforth. Brussels won 5-1. Goals scored were: Matthew White, two; Cory Chapman, two and Thompson with one. Assists went to Chris Corbett, Tommy Cronin, Chase Chapman and McDonald. Goal- tending by Adam Corbett, Tommy Cronin, Chase Chapman and McDonald. Goaltending by Adam Corbett, with great defence and offence by Christopher Jutzi, Mitchell Blake, Adam McClure, and Kyle Gibson helped them to the win. Scoring for the Seaforth squad was Derek Wolfe with assists from Mathew and CalM. 15-4 win over the Goderich Pirates Sunday night. Corey McKee, Brian Campbell, J.C. Hewitt, Rick Boon, all with two each, Jeff Earl, Steve Fritz and Ron Strome also scored for Brussels, who broke open a close game with three in the final minutes of second period play and seven unanswered in the third. Friday night Strome scored twice and set up a third for a 5-4 win in Ripley. Brad Beuermann, Steve and Tim Fritz added singles for the Crusaders, who led 3-2 after 20 minutes and 5-3 with one period to go. Pat Cronin went the distance in goal, Friday while Mike Smith took the Goderich win. The Crusaders take their two win record to Palmerston Friday night for an 8:30 start. Their home opener originally scheduled for Saturday night has been cancelled. Brussels ended up on the losing McCall, on a good effort. end of a 2-0 game, but coach Steve Fritz commended the team's "We had our chances, but defense, backed by goalie Matt couldn't put the puck in the net." Bulls outshoot Hawks Midgets chippy in loss Crusaders blast Pirates 15-4 PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1995. S ports Brussels Atoms' goalies combine for 3 shutouts