The Brussels Post, 1980-03-26, Page 8the bacic row including' coaches and managers
are: Bob Rowe, Mike Watson, John Wayne
McDonald, Keyin Hastie, Blaine McCutcheon,
Glen Warwick, Kevin Carter, :Randy White,
Gerry Wheeler, Bruce Blake, Randy Clark, Bob
'McDonald, Gord Jacklin, Gary Ritchie, Gord
Workman and Bob Bridge. (Photo by Langlois)
Bulls 5-0 win
night at 8:30 and see Int.
hockey at its best when the
Bulls play the 'third game of
the series against Lions
Head. The group has not won
the Grand Championship in a
number -of years and it 'will
be the first for Brussels ever
if we should win the series. A
fan bus.vvill be going Friday
night to. Lions Head if
enough people want to go.
Please nptify Bob Rave at
887-6528' if you wish to go.
'The first paid 45 names' will
be the ones alloWed on the
bus. See you at the arena.
Wednesday •night.
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CARD OF THANKS
Brussels Minor Hockey wishes to thank
all those who donated merchandise and gift
certificates to our Minor Hockey draw.
Special thanks to the major donors for the
top prizeS, McDonald Buildall, Phyllis.
Mitthell,,Lila ;Golf, Mina McCracken, Don
Henry & Maitland Manor Farms of Bluevale
and Bill & Linda Kieffer. Thank you to
Cousins Home Hardware for displaying the
merchandise and sincere' thank you to all
those people who purchased the tickets to
Make Our draw a success,
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THE. BRUSSELS POST,' MARCH 26, 1980
..,• People we know....
Friends of Mr, Kenneth
Pollard of Hlmira and formerl
ly of the Brussels area Will be
glad to knowthat he is
improving in UniversitY
Hospital in. London.
Rev, and Mrs. James. Pet-
rie, Paul and Linda of Shake-
speare visited with Mr. and
mrs. W.J. perrie for a few
days last Week.
Mrs, Gerald Huether
and datighterS, Sandra and
Tracey of Cambridge visited
with Mrs. 'Glenn 'Nether
during the holiday •week.
Mrs, Jim McTaggart, who
was a patient in Seaforth
Hospital returned home on.
Sunday.
ToPs in Winghani
Midgets win THE BRUSSELS BULLS WIN—The Brussels
Bulls who played Palmerston on Wednesday
night .were the winners of the WOAA League
trophy •as they became the 'southern group
Intermediate champions. In the front row from
left are Murray Nichol, Bob Thomas, Scott
Wheeler, Dale Edgar, Steve Coulter; Don
Hastie,•Ken Higgins and Kevin Townsend. In
The Brussels Midgets
captured, a troplyin the "D"
'Division of the Wingham-
Midget Tournament when
they defeated < the Tiverton
team 5-4 in Wingham on the
weekend.
The team returned to
Wingham Midget
Tournament this past week-
end to play for • "D"
Championship trophy ,after.
defeating. Teeswater and
Howick the previous week-
end..
Brussels scored the first
goal and forged ahead to lead
by 4-1 at the end of the
second period. They seemed
to let up a little in the third
and Tiverton came back with
the score 5-4 for Brussels,
when Mike Watson scored
the clinching goal from his
own blue line into' a open.
Tiverton net in the d ying
seconds of the game.
Goal scorers for Brussels
were Mike Watson un-
assisted; Ken Cousins from
Todd Wheeler; Paul
Johnston from Ken Cousins
and Brian Tenpas; Mike
Watson unassisted; Brian .
Tenpas from Todd Wheeler
and Kevin Dietner; and Mike
Watson unassisted.
Other players were: Jim
Scott, Rob Stute, Ken
Higgins, Kevin Bishop, Paul
Johnston, Steve Knight,
Doug McArter, David Souch,
Bruce Boneschansker,
Stewart . Cardiff. Coaches
were Brian Rutledge, Ralph
Watson , Pete E xel.
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All, players received a
small trophy to • keep,
donated by Russell Zurbrigg
Of.Wingham. This was the
' first year that Wingham had
a "D" category in their
tournament. Congratulations
to all.
Jim. Adams
top bowler
The 'high men's boWler
for the, night on. Tuesdasy
March 18 was Jim Adams
with a 703 triple and a high,
single of 270. Second high
triple went to Dennis NeWby
with 623 •and Roy Adams and
Carson Watson tied for 3rd
with 592. Bob Young bowled
2nd iiigh men's single with
241 and Greg Cardiff was 3rd
with 236.
High lady of the night was
Judy Adams with a 720 triple
and ",.a high single of 269.
Carolyn Whitfield was 2nd
high single with. 223 and
Lorna Young .was 3rd with
186. Second high t riple was
Carolyn. Whitfield with 526
and Marlene Cowie was 3rd
with -509.
Games over 200 were:
Dennis .Newby 227 & 201,
Carson Watson 224, Bill
Johnston 234, Fred Sawyer
206, Pete Jackson 204, Jim
Adams 241 & 270, George
Cousins 200, Greg Cardiff
236, Danny McKay 221 &
209, Carolyn Whitfield 223,
Judy Adams 261 & 269, Bob
Young 241.
TEAM STANDINGS
Sure shots 123
Bad News Bears '107
Team 4
98
Poor Exc-u-u-se 87
No Name Brand
85
Toilet Bowlers 67
CRIBBAGE STANDING
W L Av.
Ernie Back 121 ' 109 52
S. Workman 117 113 51
Pat Rutledge 108 102 51
Gordon Nichol 101 99 50
Bob Elliot 100 100 50
Gordon Jacklin 100 120 45
Al Nichol 98 92 51
Al Logan 79 69 - 56
Brian Rutledge 72 68 51
Neil Adams 31 39 44
Glen Bridge 26 24 52
roved
Last WedriesclaY night the
BrUssels Bulls crushed the
Palmerston 81's in 'the 7th
land deciding game of their
best of 7 series.
A crowd of 600 ,cheered the
home town team to a decisive
5-0 victory over the
Palmerston Club In a close
first period, the Bulls drew
the first blood on a goal
scored by Dale Edgar. In the
second period, the Bulls went
ahead two - nothing on a goal
I scored by Bruce Blake. With
1 a smell of victory in the air
' and the superb goal tending
of goalie Steve Coulter the.
Bulls came out determind on
the third period. ,They scored
3 more unanswered goals in
the third period to make 'the
final score 5-0, The goals
were• scored by Randy Clark,
Jerry Wheeler, and Bruce
Blake.
cheers
Brussels is now playing off
against• Lions Head for the
Grand. Championship in a 3
out of 5 series. In the 'first
game held last Friday night
in Brussels the. Bulls stayed
on their winning • streak by
defeating the Northern. Club
by a score of 5-3. The second
game was played in Lions
Head on Sunday afternoon
with the Bulls being defeated
6-4 in a hard hitting game.
The third game of the series
will go Wednesday night in
Brussels at 8:30.3`the fourth
game in. Lions Head Friday
night and the fifth game if
necessary will be back •in
Brussels Sunday night or
Sunday afternoon. '
Some people might be
wondering why 'we have
some new faces on the' club.
The WOSA allows a Int: "D"
team to pick up four players"
within its own group to
strength its team when
playing in the Grand
Championship. The club has
used 'this option and has
picked up Murray Elliott and
Randy Heinbuck from
Mitchell and Fred Hocking
from the Palmerston Club.
Its fortunate that we are
allowed to do this as we have.
been hit with injuries lately
and these players have be-
came a great asset to the
team.
Come on out Wednesday
Skating
tests
Jill McCutcheon of the
Brussels.Figure Skating Club
tried dance tests and was
successful in passing two
senior silver dames - the
Kelian and Starlight when a
test day was held in Clinton
on Sunday, March 23. •