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Travelling all the way to
ornbury on Saturday morning
ePeewees played their first
ckey game at 10:30 against
mvale, In a close game they
erged with a 3 - 2 victory.
oring for Brussels were Darwin
d Terry McCutcheon and Ken
usins with assists going to
ian Tenpas, Ken Cousins and
arwin McCutcheon.
Their second game op Saturday
and them playing Smithville
om they squeeked by with a 2
1 victory. Terry- McCutcheon
scored both goals ,The first one
as unassisted with his second
al coming from Ken Higgins
d Ken Cousins.
The third game play at 6:30 on
nday night found them playing
ayton. The final score was
ussels 2, Drayton 0. Terry
Cutcheon scored both goals
th Ken Cousins picking up 2
sists, Brian Tenpas 1. This was
e Peewee's second tournament
n this eyar.
In consolation playoffs this
me team defeated Teeswater 6
3. Scoring for Brussels was
rian Tenpas 3, Terry
2, Darwin
Cutcheon 1. Assists went to
rian Tenpas, ken cousins,
arwin McCutcheon, Terry
cCutcheon.
They travelled to Milverton on
ursday night to be defeated 6 -
Brussels only goals were scored
Darwin and Terry
cCutcheon. Assists went to Ken
usins and Mike Watson.
The Novice team played in the
nual Listowel Tyke Tournament
st Wednesday. Their first game
ainst Moortown found them
eking up a 4 - 2 win. Scoring for Wednesday 7:30 P.M.
Milverton Novice at Brussels
russels was Darrin Watts 2
als, Dean Rutledge and Kevin
cArter 1 each. Kevin Johnston
eked up the only assist in the
ame.
In the second game they played
crest and were, defeated 5 - 3.
oat scorers were Darrin Watts 2
als, Robbie Cardiff 1. Assists
ent to Doug. Shaw and Dean
utledge.
They played their second game
the best of three series against
If you're
out of shape,
you're out
of the running:
MOST VALUABLE — Brian. Heuther presented
hockey sticks to the most valuable players in the C
division of the Brussels Optimists Atom hockey
tournament. ,The proud winners were Robin
Williamson, Palmerston and Kevin Deitner,
Brussels. (Photo by Langlois)
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Milv'erton on Thursday night. In a
very exciting see-saw battle they
were defeated 8 - 7. Scoring for
Brussels was Darrin Watts 2,
Dean Rutledge 2, Doug Shaw 1,
Kevin McArter 1, Paul Machan 1.
Assists went to Robbie Cardiff,
Kevin McArter, DArrin Watts,
Dean Rutledge, Doug Shaw. The
third game will be played
Wednesday night at 6:30 in
Brussels.
In other tournament action the
Atom "A" team captured the
"C" championship trophy in the
local Optimist tournament by
defeating Palmerston- 4 - 3 in a
very exciting game of hockey.
Todd Wheeler picked up 2 goals,
Terry McCutcheon and Kevin
Deitner 1 each. Assists went to
Brad Wright, Steve Knight,
Danny Achilles, Kevin Deitner.
On Sunday in the Grand
Championship game against the
"A" champion the home team
played exceptionally good hockey
but were defeated 4 - 2 by a good
team from Merritton. Brussels
goal scorers were Kevin Deitner
and Todd Wheeler. Assists went
to Kevin Wheeler and Kevin
Deitner.
Sticks went to the .most
valuable player in each game
played. Thos picking up the sticks
in the four games that Brussels
' played were Terry McCutcheon,
Doug McArter, Kevin Deitner and
Neil Mitchell.
With the season nearly over our
local boys have been playing
some excellent games of hockey.
Congratulations!
ARENA SCHEDULE
Wednesday 6:30 P.M.
Listowel Atoms at Brussels
Wednesday 8:30 P.M.
Milverton Pee Wees at Brussels
Friday 8:00 P.M.
Milverton Midgets at Brussels
Optimist tournament ends
The Brussels. Optimist Atom
Tournament came to a close
Sunday night with Guelph Holody
Platers edging Merritton 2 to 1 in
the Grand Championship final. In
this exciting and 'well p layed
game Guelph broke the tie with 4
minutes to go and held on to their
lead to emerge victorious.
Guelph advanced to the Grand
Championship final by
overpowering Hanover 10 to 0 in
semifinal action. Merritton
reached the finals by nipping by
Brussels 4 to 2.
As well ' as grand
championship play on the
weekend, action took place in the
"AAA" and "B" Divisions along
with championship action in the
"C" Division.
In "AAA" play, Guelph
emerged champions by defeating
Riverside 6 to 4 in their final
game,Guelph previously defeated
Owen Sound 8 to 4 and Stratford
11 to 1. Riverside advanced to the
"aaa" final by drubbing
Mississauga 24 to 0 in their first
game and then by defeating
London 7 to 4 in their second
game.
In the "AAA" Consolation
round Sarnia won the
championship by defeating Owen
Sound 5 to 3 in their second game
and Kitchener Komets 4 to 2 in
the final. Sarnia lost their first,
game to Stratford in one of the
most exciting games of the
tournament. The two teams
played to a 3 all tie after one
Bowling
LEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS
Archers 461
Sams Gang 159
Jamestown 129
Cranbrook 123
Blyth - 104
5th Line 98
Lens Gang 95
Juniors 93
Morrisbank
91
6th Line 88
High Score
Ross Sommers 180
High Score for Night
Willis Knight 140
Ladies ' High Singles
Dolores Wheeler 243
Winnie Bell 226
Fran Golley 219
Ladies' High Triple
Winnie Bell 645
Men's High Singles
Dale Taylor
Bill Stephenson
Ray Adams
• Men's High Triple
Dale Taylor
period of overtime and were
forced to decide the winner by
pohalty shots. After four tries by
both teams Stratford finally
became victorious by a 3 to 2
count on penalty shots. Kitchener
advanced to the Consolation final
by defeating Mississauga 9 to 0 in
their second game.
C Division
This years "C" division
championship went to Brussels
who edged by Palmerston 4 to 3.
Todd Wheeler's second goal' of
the game with one second
remaining gay. 'e Brussels the
victory. Other Brussels scorers
were Terry McCutcheon and
KevinDeitner. Brussels reached
the "C' finals by slipping by
Kingsville 4 to 2 and Milverton 4
to 3. Palmerston won their first
two games beating Arthur 2 to 1
in overtime and Kitchener 9 to 0.
In the "C" Consolation
championship game, Kingsville
defeated Arthur 4 to 2. Kingsville
advanced to the final by defeating
Howick 8 to 1. Arthur blanked
Harriston 3 to 0 in their second,
game.
Hanover won this year's "B"
Division championship by
defeating last year's champion St.
Marys 7. to 3 in the final. In
reaching the . finals Hanover
blanked Port Elgin 5 to 0 in their'
first game and then defeated
Walkerton 5 to 2 in their second
game. St. Marys made it to the
finals by edging by Orangeville 4
to 2 in their first game and.
Clinton 3 to 1 in their second
game. In "B" Consolation play
Port Elgin emerged victorious by
defeating Seaforth 6 to 4 in the
final. Port Elgin defeated
Mitchell 7 to 1 and 'Seaforth
edged Orangeville 6 to 4 to reach
the consolation Championship:
MVP Awards
M.V.P. awards for • each
division were won by Jim Hunter
from Riverside in "AAA" action,
Don Gillingham from Merritton in
"A" play, Randy Ellig from
Hanover in the "B" division and
Terry McCutcheon from Brussels
in "C" division competition.
The free week at the Billy
Harris-Dave Keon Hockey school
this summer was won by Robin
Williamson from Palmerston.
Goderich received the trophy for
the most sportsmanlike team in
the tournament.
This year's tournament was a
great success and supplied
exciting and well played hockey
for the residents of the Brussels
area. The tournament committee
would like to thank all those who
helped in any way and a special
thank you to the ladies who
served the lunches and the people
of the Brussels area who billeted
players. Without their assistance
the tournament would not have
been the success it was.
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