The Citizen, 1990-11-21, Page 16Crusaders win, lose
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Some of theCrusadersmoveinon thepuckafter it was dropped by the Grand Valley goaltender in this
first period action at Saturday night’s home game. The Crusaders came on strong, scoring two goals
in the first few minutes, then were held back until the second period. They ended the game defeating
the Grand Valley team by a score of 8-3.
On Friday night the Crusaders
travelled to Wellesley for a game
with the merchants.
Brussels opened the scoring a
little over seven minutes into the
period when Jeff Espensen conver
ted a pass from David Mont
gomery. The first period ended
with the Crusaders holding a 1-0
lead.
Wellesley came back to tie the
game up at one just eight minutes
into the second period. The Crusa
ders regained the lead three min
utes later when Brian Campbell
and Dave Stephenson combined to
set up Ken Cousins for the goal.
The Merchants, however, scored
the next three goals to take a 4-2
lead after two periods of play.
After three minutes of play in the
third, Brussels cut the lead to one
when Ken Cousins and Dave
Harding set up David Montgomery
for the goal. But unfortunately that
was as close as they got as
Wellesley added four more un
answered goals to make the final
score 8-3 in their favour.
On Saturday night the Crusaders
were at home to play host to the
Grand Valley Tornados.
Brussels opened the scoring just
a minute and a half into the period
when Ken Higgins and Paul Mont
gomery combined to set up Kevin
Deitner for his first goal of the
game. The Crusaders increased
their lead to two just a couple
minutes later when Ken Cousins
and Paul Robinson sent Dave
Stephenson in for the score. The
first period ended with Brussels
holding a 2-0 lead.
The second period started with
Grand Valley cutting the lead to
one, just two and a half minutes
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Blyth Atoms lose 2
The Blyth Atoms took their
modest, three game winning streak
on the road, Wednesday, Novem
ber 14, and watched it come to a
quick end.
Hensall out-skated a flat Blyth
team and displayed great passing
abilities, running up a five goal
lead into the second period. Jeff
Cowan got Blyth on the scoring
sheet late in the second. In the
third, play evened out a little more,
Hensall scoring the only goal of the
period, to end the game with a 6-1
victory. Scott Bromley stopped a lot
of rubber in the net for Blyth,
facing a strong Hensall team.
The Blyth Atoms lost their
second game of the hockey season
on Saturday, November 17, by the
close margin of 5-4, for Zurich.
Once again Blyth came out flat and
found themselves down 4-1 at the
end of the second period. But Blyth
caught fire in the third, outscoring
the Zurich team and coming back
with a quick three goals. Zurich
also came up with one, leaving
Blyth one goal short. The final
score was Blyth 4 and Zurich 5.
Shane Burkholder did the goaltend
ing duties for Blyth this game,
coming out with a solid perform
ance. The Blyth goals went to Jeff
Cowan, adding a hat-trick to his
credit, and Darryl Bromley. Mike
Courtney, Mike Ansley and Mike
Haggitt all picked up assists.
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