The Brussels Post, 1979-01-24, Page 9Darrin Watts, team captain for the Brussels Pee
Wee team, was smiling when he accepted the B division trophy for the
Legion sponsored Pee Wee Tournament held in Blyth this weekend.
Presenting the trophy is Henry Pattison, Blyth Legion President, and Bill
Harris, Clinton, Legion sports officer for Zone C1. Brussels beat out
Blyth 6-1. (Standard Photo)
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THE BRUSSELS POST JANUARY 4 1979 — 9
S lay
The Atoms played five
games this past weekend to
winthe Seaforth Tourna-
ment. In their first game on
Friday night they defeated
Lucknow 2-0. Both Brussels
goals were scored by Dean
Wheeler with assists by
David Wheeler and Marty
Rutedge.
Their first game on
Saturday was against Wing-
ham whom they defeated
6-2. Scorers were Dean
Wheeler 2 goals, Marty Rut-
ledge, David Wheeler, Sean
Kieffer, Shawn Bremmer
goal each. Assists went to
David Wheeler, Dean
Wheeler, Mike Vadar, Marty
Rutledge. The team went on
the ice at 10:30 Saturday
night to win their third game
defeating Seafortly 1-0. Brus-
sels only goal was scored by
David Wheeler with assists
by Paul Tolton and Dean
Wheeler.
Each team had to be
defeated twice to be
eliminated from the tourna-
ment. Brussels ended up
playing Seaforth three times.
Their first game on Sunday
was against Seaforth. Brus-
sels was leading 2-1 with
Seaforth tieing the game
with only 56 seconds re-
maining in the game. In
overtime Seaforth scored the
winning goal defeating
Brussels 3-2. Brussels'
scorers were Sean Kuffer
and Dean Wheeler. Marty
Rutledge picked up the only
assist.
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The Atoms were at the
some of Blyth whom they
defeated 4-1. Scoring for
Brussels was Wayne
Wheeler, Marty Rutledge,
Dean Wheeler and Steven
Wheeler. Assists went to
Mike Vadar, Marty Rutledge
and Steven Wheeler.
The Bantams were at
home to Clinton in an ex-
hibition game. In a good
game of hockey there was no
scoring done until the third
period with each team
scoring 1 goal each and then
Clinton got the winning goal
with 1:58 left in the game.
Brussels only goal was
scored by Doug McArter
with assists going to Steve
Knight and Kevin Bishop.
The Midgets also played
Clinton in an exhibition game
After a brief rest while
another game was played the
same two teams returned to
the ice to play for the
championship. Brussels
scored 1 goal in the firstd in
the second, and 2 in the third
to win the trophy with a 6-0
victory over the Seaforth
team.
Those players par-
ticipating in the tournament
were Jeff McGavin, Marty
Rutledge, Wayne Wheeler,
David Wheeler, Dean
Wheeler, Paul Tolton,
Robbie Zimmer, Mike Vadar,
Scan Kuffer, Shawn
Bremner.
Marty Rutledge picked up
the trophy for the Most
Valuable player of the
tournament.
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and won 7-3, Brussels
scorers were Brian Tenpas 2
goals, Ken Higgins, Darryl
Youngblutt, Ken Cousins,
Paul
Bragg, Mike Watson, Assists
went to Paul Johnston, Ken
Cousins, Paul Bragg, Brian
Tenpas, Darryl Youngblutt
and Ken Higgins.
The Bantams travelled to
Hensall last Tuesday night to
pick up a 8-4 win. Leading
scorer was Steve Knight with
3 goals, Todd Wheeler 2,
Brian Wheeler 2 goals each,
Bruce Boneschansker, Doug
McArter, Stewart Cardiff,
Kevin Bishop, John Anstett,
Todd Wheeler.
The Atoms travelled to
Zurich last Wednesday night
to play hockey and scored a
6-0 victory. Scoring for
Brussels was Marty Rutlege
with 2 goals. David Wheeler,
2 goals, Paul Tolton and
Dean Wheeler 1 goal each.
Assists went to Dean
Wheeler, Marty Rutledge
and David Wheeler.
The Bantam team was at
home to Hensall on
Wednesday night and de-
feated them 5 - 3. Kevin
Deitner led the Brussels
attack scoring 3 goals, Steve
Knight and Todd Wheeler 1
each. Assists went to Kevin.
Leis, Peter Bennett, Steve
Knight, Todd Wheeler,
Kevin Deitner, Kevin
Bishop.
The Novice team hosted
Seaforth on Saturday night.
The boys played a good game
of hockey even though they
were defeated 3-1. Jeff Earl
scored the only goal for
Brussels with Dean Nichol-
son getting an assist.
GAMES THIS WEEK
wed, 7:00 p.m. Elma - Logan
Atoms at Brussels.
8:30 p.m. Zurich
Bantams at Brussels
Fri. 7:00 Belgrave Midgets
at Brussels
8:30 Drayton Inter-
mediates at. Brussels.
Sat. 6:00 Mitchell Novice at
Brussels.
Sun. 8:00 Ripley Inter-
mediates at Brussels.
Tues. 8:00 `Kurtzville
Juveniles at Brussels.
Atoms win five
games in Seaforth
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