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The Citizen, 1986-12-30, Page 13Chambers blanks Centennaires BY LOIS McARTER The Brussels Bulls were at home to Seaforth Centennaires on Sun­ day, Dec. 21 for the usual good game of hockey between the two teams. End-to-end, scoreless hockey continued until 1:09 remained in the first period when Blake Flett found the mark on a pass from Kevin Lee and Kevin McArter to give Brussels a 1-0 lead. The same brand of hockey continued in the second period as both goalies made several saves and the period remained scoreless. It was almost a repeat performance of the first period with just 1:24 left of the 20 minutes when Kevin Lee scored after being Set up by Kevin McArter and Tim Fritz. It was at the 17:02 mark of the third period when Mike Vincent flipped the puck in the net in a scramble around the Seaforth goalie to give the Bulls a 3 - 0 lead. Eight minutes later Kevin Lee scored from Mike Chapman for the second goal of the period, and then just 37 seconds later Paul Robinson beat the goalie assisted by Mike Chapman and Blake Flett. The remainder of the period was scoreless and goalie Pat Chambers earned No. 1 star of the game for keeping Seaforth off the score­ board. The weekly home game draw of $50 was won by John Turner of Harriston. The draw of $ 100 for the month of December was won by Ron Smith of Listowel. TIECLINTON6-6 Boxing Day had the Clinton Mustangs in town toplayhockey. It was mid-way through the first period when Clinton opened the scoring in the see-saw battle. Within 55 seconds Brussels came back to tie the game when Marty Rutledge scored on a pass from Sean Kieffer and Doug Taylor. A repeat performance just 43 se­ conds later put Brussels in the lead when Kevin Lee scored assisted by Sean Kieffer and Blake Flett. But Clinton never gave up and^ied the game at 4:42 to end the first period in a 2 - 2 deadlock. In the second period Clinton scored in the opening minute of play to take the lead and added to that lead at the 16:23 mark. Brussels got their only goal of the period at the 9:00 minute mark to come within one when Kevin Johnston deflected a shot by Doug Shaw. The remainder of the period was scoreless. Brussels rebounded early in the third when Tim Fritz scored from Marty Rutledge and Doug Taylor to tie the game. They went into the lead at 10:51 when Dave Harding scored from Kevin Johnston and Blake Flett. Just 29 seconds later Mike Chapman scored from Tim Belgrave busy on holiday Continued from page 10 Mrs. Norman MacLennan and family in their recently purchased home in Listowel. Ms. Clara Fernendas and Carey and Dale Lamont of London visited o /erChristmaswithhisparents and sister Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lamont and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cottrill, Shawn and Christopher and brother Dwight Lamont. Chiistmas supper guests at the Lamont home also were: Mrs. Winnie Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCrea, Mr. and Mrs. Brad, Montgomery, Tabatha, Bradley and Ryan, all of Blyth and Doug McCrea of St. Thomas. Fritz and Mike Vincent. Things were looking not bad until the seven minute mark and then Clinton staged a repeat performance and scored two goals 24 seconds apart to tie the game. The remainder of the rather high-spirited rugged scene re­ mained scoreless to end in a 6 - 6 tie. Clinton who are virtually out of a playoff spot have always given the Bulls as close a game of hockey as any time all season long. The Bulls were to play Mt. Brydges Sunday at home (which will be over when you receive the paper). Their next two games will be played Tuesday, Jan. 6 in Seaforth at 8:30 and Friday, Jan. 9 in Mitchell. They will be at home Sunday, Jan. 11/87 against Exeter at 2 p.m. The weekly home game draw of $50 made on Boxing Day was won by Marlene Rutledge. Minor teams score shut-outs Two of the minor hockey teams had shut-out games on the Friday before Christmas. The Atoms were at home to Belmore for the first game of the night. The first period was scoreless and it was 8:49 of the second when Brett Clarkson scored from Gerald DeVries and Wayne Alexander. Crusaders tie Mitchell to BY LOIS McARTER The Friday night prior Christmas the Intermediate team travelled to Mitchell to play Monkton. Monkton dominated the first period of play taking a command­ ing 3-0 lead. Brussels must have gotten a good pep talk between periods as they came out and scored three goals in the first eight minutes of the period. New recruit Dave Murray scored the first goal unassisted. The second goal was scored by Gerry Wheeler unassisted, with the third goal being scored by Rob Core from Kevin Deitner. Monkton came through with a goal at 9:53 to break the tie, but Brussels’ Dave Stephenson scored at 4:37 from Ken Cousins to tie the score once more. Withonly 2:43 remaining in the period Ken Higgins came through unassisted to give Brussels the lead for the first time. Monkton scored in the first inute of the third period to tie the score and then at the 11:28 mark scored the go-ahead goal. Brussels’ Dave Montgomery scored at 6:38 on a pass from Ken Cousins to give the Crusadersatieoncemore. Both goalies stood their ground for the remainder of the game and the score remained locked at six for the final whistle. The same two teams will have played in Brussels on Saturday night at 7 p.m. and the Crusaders will be facing Arthur for an 8 p.m. game on Sunday (after press time). There will be no home game for the Crusaders on Sunday, Jan. 4 as they will be participating in a tournament in Milverton Jan. 2, 3, and 4. THE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1986. PAGE 13. Swimming lessons began at the new Brussels, Morris and Grey community swimming pool in June and the number of children using the pool exceeded even the most optimistic projections. Matt Lee added the second goal unassisted before the second period ended. Wavne Alexander scored early in the third to give the home team a3 - 0 lead. Then within the minute Greg Fritz scored from Ryan Finch and Dan Pearson. With only four seconds remaining on the clock Dan Pearson scored from Brett Clarkson to end the game at 5 - 0 for the shut-out game. The second game of the night had the Peewee team playing Palmerston. Brett Lee opened the scoring at the 5:52 mark of the period and just 18 seconds later Darren Johnston scored assisted by Danny Beuermann. With 1:24 remaining in the period Brett Lee scored once more on a pass from Brian McArter. The Palmerston goalie settled in to keep Brussels off the scoreboard for the remainder of the game while David Johnston had stood firm in the Brussels’ net to claim the shut-out and the 3 - 0 victory for Brussels. The minor hockey teams don’t [tolG tAVINOt I KIDS’ Sweaters S, M, L, XL, XXL 30.00 & Up Down Vests f MEN’S Flannel Shirts S. SIZE ONLY REG. $10.00 5.00 ea Buy $75.00 or more & WITH THIS COUPON get $10.00 off GOOD ONLY UNTIL JAN. 20/87. SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! VALUABlt COUPON RICE'S STORE x 523-4426 R.R. 1, Blyth-Outin thecountry Cone. 12Hullett, 2mileseastofHwy 4 Open: 9a.m. to9p.m. [6daysaweek]; closed Sundays schedule hockey games over the holidays unless they happen to plan an exhibition game or are participating in a tournament. The girls Ringette team travell­ ed to Ripley on Dec. 17 to participate in their most exciting game of the season. The girls hadn’t gotten their legs under them after the long ride up and were caught by two quick goals by the home team. They managed to keep them off the scoreboard for the remainder of the period. Brussels rebounded by scoring two quick goals early in the second period with Janice Jacklin getting the pair and tying the score. It was a continuous, up-and- down-the-ice battle for the girls until Joanne Van Keulen scored to break the tie. Jennifer Machan scored an insurance marker for Brussels who hung on to claim a well deserved 4 - 2 victory. All minor schedules will resume the first full week in January. 3 ^4. 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