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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-12-16, Page 22Ifw�: Trying to get by the Clinton defender is a Seaforth Dixie Lee Novice player during exhibi- tion action at the Clinton Arena an December 12. Hockey fans saw the Seaforth team defeat the Clinton Novice House Leaguers. (Anne Chisholm photo) TO Christa Welsh, Clinton Jennifer Pierce, Blyth Kevin Baxter, Guelph Taura Brooks, Clinton Jonathon Bjerg, Clinton, Paul Grigg, Kincardine David Rathwell, Varna Marc Glanville, Seaforth Amy Jenkins, R.R. 1 Clinton Danny Paterson, Clinton Liesa Thomas, Clinton Julie Ostler, Brampton Jason Adam, Cowansville, Que. Becky Jervis, Seaforth HAVE YOUR BIRTHDAY PARTY AT ON December 16 December 16 December 16 December 17 December 18 December 19 December 19 December 19 December 20 December 20 December 20 December 21 December 21 December 22 Vwelee We can supply — CAKE - HATS - GAMES AND A HOSTESS. Call for details! 482-7337 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16,,1'1.7 ---Page 5A Darryl Bromley scores five for Blyth By Kathy Bromley Blyth Tykes met in the arena early Saturday morning, December 12, at 9 a.m. as they played host to Wingham, under the supervision of coach, Barry Bromley. Within the first minute of play, Wingham broke loose on a breakaway, but Michael Haggitt was ready and waiting to stop the puck. Although Blyth made attempts, Wingham was also ready. Darryl Bromley proved his hard work paid off, as two goals were scored, within 25 seconds. Amanda Anderson assisted him for the first goal, but, the second goal was unassisted. As if that was not enough, his next goal was handled perfectly. Even though, Wingham's goaltender was able to keep the first attempt out, Darryl skated behind the net, and came out to capture the puck again, only this time, he made sure it went where he had intended for it to go in the first place. This was his third goal, not to mention all of this occurred in two minutes of play. As the line changed, it gave a rest that was earned. Again, Haggitt handled the puck like a pro, when attempts were made to put Wingham on the board. The Wingham goaltender was also displaying his talents, as Corey Sharman made a beautiful breakaway. The puck did not make its way into the net, though. Lots of hard skating was shown, also by the Blyth goaltender. As play had a tendency to remain in Wingham's end, Michael had to skate around at net to keep warm! Again, Bromley displayed complete con- trol of the puck, as he added two mor, goals in his favor. Chris Carter assisted his fourth goal, while the fifth goal was unassisted again. Darryl had a hat -trick in unassisted goals alone, with five goals altogether, to put the Tykes ahead 5-0 ear- ly in the game. After that, his teammates worked hard too, as Michael Courtney was helped by Corey Sharman, to put one more on the board. Even though the Tykes were in red shirts, while Wingham was in yellow, and took precautions, Blyth did everything but stop! Courtney then aided Amanda Anderson who worked hard, to put Blyth. ahead, 7-0, for a few minutes. Michael then went down the ice and placed the puck nicely, unassisted. Amanda and Michael did it again as she earned her second goal of the day, just as Michael had done earlier. Haggitt played well in net, as only one goal went past him. Blyth defeated Wingham by a 9-1 score. They travel to Godepich on December 19 for a 6 p.m. game. Bulldogs Defeat Clinton On December 12, the Blyth Novice Bulldogs travelled to Clinton to play their hardest game and regain a win to their credit against Clinton. Clinton displayed a very strong team, as they opened the books within the first minute of play. Even though the Bulldogs had numerous breakaways, the Clinton goaltender was able to control the puck. Clinton returned to get another goal, with four minutes re- maining in the first period. Obviously, the Bulldogs made it a com- mittment to get a goal before the period ended. With only 27 seconds remaining in the first, Brent Robinson, with the aid of Chad Haggitt, finished the period with a 2-1 score in favor of Clinton. In the second period, both teams demonstrated their strength. Exciting play was held in both ends. Five seconds short of three minutes remaining in the se- cond period, the Bulldogs proved their con- stant attempts paid off, for Brent now had his second goal of the day, with Jason Rutledge assisting him. The Bulldogs had now caught up to Clinton. One minute later, though, Darryl Turn to page 6A • Is your company too small for a Blue Cross Plan? Ask Joe Sgotto, or your agent. *BLUE CROSS 371 Dufferin Avenue, London, Ontario YFr,1Z.I.19)„9-013. 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