HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1997-03-19, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1997
Sports
Bantams lose OMHA in
at the Ethel Ball Park
Low-slung approach
Heather Blake gets into her shot during the St.
day jitney hosted by the Brussels Curling Club.
Teammates Lisa Blake and Dave Lewington watch
closely for the right moment to begin sweeping.
Patrick's
Curling Club
plans banquet
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Sliding by
The Bothwell goalie can't stop this one in time as the Blyth Bantam drives one by in the
exciting first game of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association semi-final playoffs on Friday in
Blyth. After being edged 5-4 in overtime, Blyth lost a big one on Sunday giving their
opponents a two game edge in the best of five series. Play continued Monday night in Blyth
with the home team desperately needing a win.
Winners of the February curling
draw arc:
Mixed - first, 50 points, Skip
Tom WarwicK, Fran Bremner,
Wayne Alexander, Nora Stephen
son; second, 43.5 points, Skip Jeff
Lewinglon, Valerie Shortreed, John
Gillis, Steve Bowles; third, 34
points, Skip Steve Steiss, Heather
Blake, Dave Lewinglon, Madelene
Steiss.
Ladies' February draw winners
are: first, 38.5 points, Skip JoAnn
McDonald, Kathy Huethcr, Brenda
Linton, Yvonne Dcttweiler; second,
Perrie has stellar season
Marquette University freshman
Lori Perrie of Brussels had a stellar
indoor season for the Golden
Eagles track and field team.
Perrie set Marquette freshman
records in the shot put and the 20-
pound weight throw. She tossed the
shot put 44-6 1/4, breaking the old
record of 42-11 3/4 set by Lynn
Klipslinc in 1990. She threw the
20-pound weight 43-3, breaking the
35 points, Skip Fran Bremner, Jean
Bewley, Heidi McClure, Norma
Cooper; third, 31.5 points, Skip
Jane Zwcp, Azetta Gibbons, Marie
Stute, Lynn Logue; fourth, 31
points, Skip Nora Stephenson.
Mary Ann Bone, Sharon Brown,
Amanda Brown; fifth, Skip Velma
Locking, Sheron Stadelmann.
Gloria Wiibce, Pauline Kerkhof:
sixth, Skip Valerie Shortreed, Doris
Fischer, Sue Backhaus, Lauric
Procter.
The year end meeting and pot
luck dinner is March 28 at 6:30 p.m.
old record of 38- 1/4, set by Cindy
Wehrman in 1996.
Perrie will return to action on
March 22 at the Wheaton Open, the
outdoor season opener.
BRUSSELS MINOR HOCKEY
Totiud^Supper
Sunday, March 23rd at 5:30 p.m.
BMG Arena
(Bring 1 main course, 1 dessert, plus plates & utensils)
The Blyth Bantams met Bothwell
in the OMHA semin-final this past
weekend and have finished down
by two.
The series opened Friday night in
Blyth. Bothwell scored the lone
goal of the first period, and then
scored early in the second to take a
2-0 lead. Blyth got one back with
10 minutes remaining, in the
second, then added two more
within 30 seconds late in the period
to take a 3-2 lead.
Bothwell bounced back in the
third scoring twice to take the lead
again. Blyth scored with six
minutes remaining to tie the game
and send it into overtime.
Bothwell ended the game,
scoring four minutes into overtime
to win 5-4.
Tyler Stewart scored twice for
Blyth with singles going to Derek
Cook and Kyle Anderson. Assists
Legion
crib team
moves on
A four-man cribbage team from
the Brussels Legion represented the
area well in a recent tournament in
Iroquois.
The team of Les Brewer, Gordon
Nichol, Allan Nichol and Allan's
son, Murray, of Toronto, won the
Legion Provincial Cribbage compe
tition. They will now travel to Van
couver on the May 24 weekend to
challenge for the Dominion Com
mand title.
Gordon Nichol said they played
18 games through the tournament
then the two players with the most
wins counted for the championship.
The Vancouver competition will
be slightly different, he said, with
doubles and singles play from
members of the same team.
were picked by Dave Ansley,
Bryce Toll, Jamie Black, and Adam
Anderson.
Game two was played Sunday
afternoon in Bothwell. Blyth never
really got into this one, losing 6-2.
Bothwell went ahead 3-0 early in
the second period but Blyth did
manage to score twice to make it
close. The comeback was short
lived as Bothwell got those two
back before the period ended.
Bothwell scored the lone third-
period goal to coast to the victory.
Craig Marks scored both Blyth
goals with Toll adding two assists.
Game three was back in Blyth
Monday night with the home squad
failing to pick up their.much-
needed first win in this best-of-five
series
THANK YOU
THE BLYTH FIGURE & POWER SKATING CLUB
Would like to thank the following businesses & individuals who
helped or donated recently at their carnival - Bill & Linda Kirby,
(Cresit Software) & Helena & Brent, Blyth Festival, F.E. Madill
Secondary School, John Schedler, Picture It Photography,
Manning's Building Supplies, Scrimgeour's Food Market, Paul
Josling, Brad Bromley, John Watson, Mike Siertsema, Ernie
Phillips, Radford Auto, George Hubbard, Howson & Howson
Ltd., Sparling's Propane, Pat Cronin, Dave Cook & anyone else
who helped in any way.
Thanks again, Blyth Figure & Power Skating Club
Brussels Minor Soccer
REGISTRATION
Saturday, March 22^)
10 a.m. - 1p.m.
or Tuesday, March 25
7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
BMG Arena__ 7
Parents wishing to register their children should bring the following
to registration: Photocopy of child's birth certificate and Ontario
Health Card Number (if not already on file), and a cheque (no cash)
post-dated for September 30,1997 in the amount of $30.00 for a
uniform deposit which will be returned at the end of the season.
"\REGISTRATION COSTS
KK-$15.00
Under 6 - $30.00
Under 8 • $30.00
Under 10 - $40.00
Under 12 - $50.00
Under 14 -$50.00
Under 16-$55.00
Under 18-$60.00
Family Rate - $120.00
For more information call Steve • 887-9137 Ann Marie • 887-9896 ,
Team Jackets will be available at registration. J.
Ethel Minor Ball
Registration
Sat., March 22
& Sat., April 5
1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
Wed., March 26
7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Please bring
Health Card Number