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Zurich Defeats Brussels
To Win Novice E Title
Dart League Brussels Best When
Scores
INDlymuAL Ss. Tt ANFDiIn. NGp.;, Ts E Series Opens
After dropping a 3-1 decision
in the opening game, the Brus-
sels Novice team, visited Zurich
to reverse the decision and stave
off elimination. It took Zurich
less than two minutes, to get on
the scoreboard, and by the end of
the first period they held a 2,1
lead. Neither team was able to
score in the second, as the action
sped from end to end.
Early in the third period Zur-
ich picked up a tripping penalty
and Brussels capitalized on their
opportunity as Scott' Wheeler
dumped in a centering pass from
Doug Cousins. For the remain-
der of the period Brussels sieged
the Zurich goal but the puck
just wouldn't go in for them as
the Zurich goal tender was forced
to make many difficult saves.
Regulation time ended with the
teams tied at 2-2 and after a
brief rest a ten minute overtime
period began.
with only 30 seconds gone in
the period Zurich tallied to take
the lead and eventually the game.
After pressing so hard during the
third period with no success, the
Zurich goal provided the crushing
blow to the Brussels squad and for
Tykes Lose
Listowel used the home ice
advantage and defeated Brussels
by a 3-2 score in exhibition
tyke action. Ken Cousins scored
both goals as the Brussels team
suffered their third setback of
the year against 15 victories.
To date the Brussels team has
scored 127 goals while giving
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the remainder of the genie they
were hard pressed to defend their
own goal and even then they met
with little success as Zurich
slipped two more goals past Les-
lie Williams and the Somewhat
disorganized Brussels defencelo
win the game by a 5-2 score and
the WOAA Novice "E" Champ-
ionship by 2 games to none.
WOAA Executive member,
James Prior, presented the
Zurich team with the Murray
Gaunt trophy and the players with
crests from the. WOAA,
FIRST PERIOD
Zurich, Jeff McHinnon, 1:45
Brussels, Kevin Hergott (Brian
Scott) 5:03
Zurich, Kris Bedard (Robert Wil-
lert) 14:09
SECOND PERIOD
No scoring
THIRD PERIOD
Brussels, Scott Wheeler (Doug
Cousins) 4:07
OVERTIME PERIOD
Zurich, Jeff McHinnon (Ken
Oesch) :30
Zurich, Steve Grainger (Jeff Mc-
Hinnon, Grant Love) 3:05
Zurich, Steve Grainger (Grant
Love) 5:05
To Listowel
up only 27 to their opponents.
G. A. PTS.
Ken Lousins 43 16 59
Terry McCutcheon 31 15 46
18, 30
8 18
10 15
5 13
9 12
5 11
5 8
4 6
4 4
4 4
0 3
2 3
2 2
1 1
27 30
127 6
Ernie Back 65 66 197
Ken White 77 52 181
Hilt Ward 58 54 166
Harm Thalen 81 41 163
Jack McWhirter 69 46 161
Ross Nicholson 80 33 146
Jim Smith 67 37 141
Ken Patterson .58 43 136
Glen Bridge 66 35 136
Bob Elliott 81 27 135
Gordie Guy 80 27 134
Dale Breckenridge 62 33 128
Charlie Shaw 41 40 121
Adam Smith 66 26 118
Alf Nichol 45 36 117
Mick Conaboy 48 33 114
G.Hetherington 39 37 113
Bob Scott 56 27 110
Al Nichol 46 31 108
Ross Somers 58 24 106
Neil Adams 56 24 104
Dick Stephenson 47 28 103
Barry Adams 62 19 100
Willis Knight 31 33 97
Ross Duncan 55 21 97
Ron Kingsbury 45 24 93
Russ Hall 48 21 90
Bob Fraser 43 23 89
Sam Workman 32 28 88
Sid White 48 19 86
Gordon Engel 48 19 86
Jan Van Vliet 49 18 85
Karl Kokesch 48 18 84
Ross Bennett 43 15 73
Jack Logan 38 16 70
Harry Bolger 42 14 70
Clem McClellan 51 9 69
Jim Dellow 40 14 " 68
Archie Willis 34 15 64
Ken Graber 40 9 58
Brian Adams 29 13 55
Ted Elliott 33 9 51
Len Lamont 28 11 50
Reg Watson 29 10 49
Larry Fear 31 9 49
Pete Cardiff 29 8 45
M. Kellington 26 7 40
Bill McArter 29 4 37
Ken Johnston 19 8 35
Murray Johnston 22 6 34
Howard Bernard 19 6 31
TEAM STANDING:
Sams Gang 162 Points
Blyth Team 157 "
The Archers 152 "
Jamestown 143 "
Lens Gang 134 "
5th Line 123 "
Cranbrook 114 "
Morrisbank 93 "
6th Line 92 "
Grabers Team 90 "
High Score 3 Darts:
Dick Stephenson 180
High Score for the Evening;
Adam Smith 126
Smiles . • •
Employer to applicant: "In
this position, we need a man who
is responsible."
Appicant: "I'm your man.
On my last job, everytime any-
thing went wrong, they said I was
responsible."
The husband had gotten a new
job where he had to be away from
home until he could find a new
house. After a week's work, he
sent a telegram to his wife:
"Made foreman. Feather in
cap." A week later, another tele-
gram read; "Fired. Send money
so I can buy ticket home."
The wife wired back immed-
iately; "Use feathers, fly home.
pruSSels outscored, Cayuga
Midgets in a goal scoring mara-
thOn in the first game of a best-
of-five OMHA, Midget "E" .semi-
finals. Lead by a three goal
performance from Gerald Wheel,
er, Brussels nipped the visitors
by a 10-9 score.
The visitors took first blood
as they scored three goals in a
little over two minutes to lead
by a 3-0 score with, only seven
minutes played in the first per-
iod. Brussels retaliated with two
wick goals but gave up another
to trail by 4-2 halfway through the
period. However, two goals by
Brussels and one by Cayuga only
left our boys one goal down at
the end of the period.
The second period belonged to.
Brussels as they outscored Cay-
uga by a 4-1 count to start the
third with a two goal edge. Two
more goals early in the third
gave Brussels a four goal edge
before the roof fell in. From the
five minute mark to the end of the
game Brussels outplayed, out-
shot, and outskated Cayuga but
were unable to score while
Cayuga was able to score three
goals. Time ran out on them
before they could tie the score
'and sighs of relief could be
heard as the horn sounded to
end the game.
FIRST PERIOD
Cayuga, John Kesan (Ron Gee,
Bob Summer) 4;05
Cayuga, Bob Kirkpatrick (Dan
Everitt) 5:55
Cayuga, John Kesan (Bob Sum-
mer, Brad Anderson) 6;45
Brussels, Gerald Wheeler (John
Elliott) 6;55
Brussels, Lloyd Valiance (Bill
Sellers) 7;35
Cayuga, Greg Topp (Bob Kirk-
patrick, Jerry Gihson) 8:25
Brussels, Rick McDonald (Gerald
Wheeler) 14;45
Brussels, Gerald Wheeler (John
Elliott) 16:45
Cayuga, Mark Paig (Bob. Kirk,
patrick, Dan Everitt) 18;00
SECOND PERIOD
Brussels, Gerald Wheeler (John
Elliott, Ross McCall) 3:15
Brussels, Peter Gibson (Chris
Exel, Blaine McCutcheon) 4:50
Cayuga, Bill Winkworth (John.
Kesan, Ron Gee) 5:55
Brussels, Chris Exel (Ross Mc-
Call) 16;05
Brussels, Ross McCall (Rick Mc-
Donald, Chris Exel) 18:40
THIRD PERIOD
Brussels, Blaine McCutcheon
(Ross McCall) 3:45
Brussels, Ross McCall (Bill Sel-
lers, Gerald Wheeler) 4:35
Cayuga, Bill Winkworth (John
Kesan, Dan Everitt) 7;16
Cayuga, Bill Winkworth (Bob
Summer, David Long) 14:55
Cayuga, Bill Winkworth (John
Kesan, Dan Everitt) 16:40
and exciting hockey game was
the result of excellent hockey
from both teams. The local boys
held the game to a scoreless
tie until the 4:30 minute of the
third period whpn P iselv,scored.
The boys came close to tying
the score in the last 27 seconds
of the game when Brussels pul-
led the goalie in favour of an
extra attacker and missed the
open corner of the Paisely net
only to have Paisely gain con-
trol of the puck and score in the
empty net. The score cot have
been more than 2-0 thanKs Qi._‘
to the superb goal tending of
Hugh Nichol. The local boys are
currently in zone playoffs with
Milverton. At present the best
of three series has a win and a
tie in brussels' favour.
Rink Wins
T-S Trophy
Brian Tenpas 12
Rick Guest 10
Michael Watson 5
Terry Glanville 8
Kenny Higgins 3
Brian McGavin 6
Paul Johnson 3
Bradley Wright 2
Lyle Campbell 0
Stewart Cardiff 0
John Stroop 3
John Huether 1
Gary McArter 0
Jimmy Scott 0
Brussels 15 3 0 127
Opponents 3 15 0 27
' The Novice and.Pee Wee "B"
teams from Brussels enjoyed a
day of hockey competition as they
participated in the second annual
Blyth House League Tournament.
Although they did not win any
trophies they did get chicken on
a bun, french fries and choco-
late milk , compliments of the
Blyth Minor Sports Association.
In Novice action Brussels
overpowered Blyth by a 6-3 score
with two goal performances by
Terry Kennedy and Brian Deit-
ner with singles added by Brian
Armstrong and Robert Demaray.
In the championship game, Brus-
sels didn't do too well as the
Gorrie squad shut them out 9-0.
Meanwhile, in the Pee Wee
series. Bayfield v.hipped the Brus-
sels boys 6-0. Later in the day,
Brussels played Blyth in the
consolation championship and
were eliminated by a narrow
3-2 score. Brussels goals were
scored by John Adams, who played
the first game in goal, and new
corner Scott Rogers. Coach Ray
Adams of the Novice team and
John Cousins of the Pee Wee
team reported that they were
pleased with the gentlemanly con-
duct of the Brussels players
both on and off the ice.
The Bantam Hockey Team
travelled to Clinton on Saturday
afternoon to continue their Bant-
am "E'2 tournament. They met
Zurich in their semi-final game
and came up with a 3-0 win
over their opponents. The goal
scorers were Edgar Williams,
Randy white and Ron Riley. With
this win they advanced to the
championship game on Sunday
afternoon.
Sunday's opponents were the
paisley hockey club. A very close
Brussels Bantams.
Win And Lose-
The annual Ladies Bonspiel
was held Wednesday and despite
the weather was a real success.
Two teams from Listowel and
two from Palmerston couldn't
get to it because of the storm, but
Brussels players filled up the
teams.
9 A.M. Draw ;
1st. Prize - Jackie McPhail and
rink from Harriston with 281/2
points, they also won the
Thompson and Stephenson
trophies.
2nd. Jean McDonald and rink,
Teeswater - 26 1/2 points.
3rd. Leona Rowat and rink,
Seaforth - 20 1/4 points.
4th. Marg. Rogister and rink
Atwood - 18 1/4 points.
11:30 A.M. Draw:
1st. Aileen Mutter - Skip - 28
points. Vice Barb Dunbar -
2nd. Leona M.Dortald, lead -
Mary Ten Pas.
2nd. Nora Stephenson - Skip -
27 3/4 points. Jean Oldfield-
Vice, Fran Bremner-2nd, lead
Jean Veitch.
3rd. Wilma Rathwell - skip -
22 1/4 points. Linda Wilson -
Vice - Marg. Kelly, 2nd. Doris
McCall, lead.
A roast beef dinner Was
served with Donelda Pearson as
convener.
The officers expressed spec-
ial thanks to Frank Carter for his
help and to Thompson and Ste-
phenson for the trophy.
THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 15, 1972-7