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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-02-14, Page 12Passing by Blyth Novice goalie Justin Peters puts everything he's got into this heads-up play during a contest against Mitchell on Thursday evening. The close match kept fans on the edge of their seats, but unfortunately, the visitors got the win by a narrow score of 1-0. UNIVERSAL CANADIAN GROWTH FUND LTD. A proven approach to , growth investing in Canada and around the world. RRSP-eligible, growth-oriented, and involved around the world. That's Mackenzie's Universal Canadian Growth Fund. Co-managed by two proven professionals, Dina DeGeer and Bill Kanko of Bluewater Investment Management, this fund typically invests in a portfolio of 20-25 Canadian companies (many with global reach), along with some global corporations. All are selected on competitive strengths, quality of management and profitable growth potential. For, more information, speak with your investment advisor. Helen M. 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On Sunday, they started their Another season came to an end for the Brussels Bulls when they were defeated in three straight, in a best-of-five series against the Kin- cardine Bulldogs. Brussels travelled to Kincardine Friday night to try to break the Bulldogs winning ways, but were downed 6-4. The Brussels Bantams were eliminated from OMHA playdowns in three games by Drayton. Game one saw Drayton score four unanswered in the first enroute to a 9-1 win. Mike Cooper scored the only Brussels goal early in the PeeWee's Todd scores 2 in win The Brussels PeeWee House- league team defeated Seaforth by a convincing 6-1 score on Saturday. Brian Oldfield led the Brussels squad, with one goal and two assists. Additional goals were scored by Stephen Todd (two), Carla Hunt, Matt Cameron and Jason Armstrong. Armstrong, Hunt and Van Beek picked up extra assists. Coach Steve Coulter said the team played their best game of the year and seem ready for the upcoming playoffs. Blyth Atom pair score 5 goals The Blyth Atoms played an exhibition game against Hensall last Saturday, and came away with a 5-3 victory. Cole Stewart and Robbie Archambault shared the goal scoring, with three goals going to Stewart and two to Archambault. Stewart scored all three of his goals in the third period. Assists were awarded to Andrew Toll (two), Brad Schmidt and Shaun Henry. Coach Tom Jarrett said the team played well, but still need to work on their passing game. Overloads host tourney The Radford Overloads hockey club of Blyth hosted their sixth annual Oldtimers Tournament this past February 3. Six teams took part in the one- day event providing some spills and thrills as they battled for supremacy from the drop of the first puck until the final buzzer. The teams taking part in the tournament were: Kincardine Bulishooters, Wingham Rockers, Continued on page 19 second-round series against Drayton. This time, they were defeated by a close 6-5 score. Kellington led the offense, with a goal and two assists. Additional goals were scored by Van Beek, Blake and Chad Fischer. Affo lter and Matt Cameron picked up additional assists. Coach Kellington said, "The team played hard but just came up short. The winning goal was scored with just over two minutes left in the game." The second game will be played this Friday in Brussels at 8:45 p.m. The game was tied 1-1 at the end of the first and Kincardine took a 4- 3 lead into the third. The final Bulldog goal went into an empty net as the Bulls tried to pull even. Scoring for the Bulls were Aaron Barrie, Brian McNichol, Cory Bragg and Darin Alviano. third. The following night in Brussels, the visitors scored 41 seconds into play for a 4-0 win and two game series lead. In the third and final game Drayton again capitalized early scoring 38 seconds into play. Jason Kellington brought the Bantams to within one but three in the third gave Drayton a 6-1 series sweep. The Bantams completed their regular schedule at 5 wins - 12 losses following a 3-1 defeat to Milverton. Kevin Mutter scored the only Brussels goal midway through the third. The Bantams travelled to Wingham last night for an exhibition game, then await for group playoffs to begin. PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1996 Brussels dumps Howick Bulls end season quickly Bantams lose series in 3 Blyth Novices lose close one It appeared to be anyone's game when the Blyth Novices played host to the Mitchell squad in a con- test on Feb. 8. Unfortunately, the end-to-end play was in the Blyth zone one too many times as the hosts came out on the losing end of a 1-0 effort. Justin Peters did the job in net for Blyth. The Novices began their playoff schedule Tuesday against Teeswa- ter.