The Citizen, 1987-11-25, Page 19Defence was the name of the game Friday night when Brussels Peewees defeated Blyth Peewees 1 - 0 in a
game in Brussels. The Brussels defence swarms to stop Blyth’s Craig Roulston on a breakaway attempt.
Brussels Brett Lee scored the only goal of the tight-checking game.
Crusaders win crown
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1987. PAGE 19.
First Brussels
bonspiel held
Over the past weekend the
Brussels Crusaders participated in
the Drayton Invitational Interme
diate Tournament where they
claimed the “A” Championship.
In their first game on Saturday
theCrusaders defeated St. Cle
ments 5 to 1. Ken Cousins and
Dave Stephenson teamed up to
score the first goal while the team
was shorthanded. Stephenson in
terrupted a pass in the centre ice
area and fed Cousins a nifty pass to
send him in alone on the goalie and
Ken made no mistake by easily
deking the goalie.
St. Clement’s tied the score
when they notched a powerplay
marker late in the first period.
The Crusaders came out flying in
the second period and scored three
unanswered goals. Mike Watson
banged in the rebound on a Brian
Ten Pas shot to give the Crusaders
a 2 to 1 lead. Ken Cousins scored
his second goal of the game on a
another nice set up from Dave
Stephenson. Kevin Deitner com
pleted the scoring in the second
period when he scored a short-
handed goal on a nice backhand to
the bottom righthand corner of the
net.
The Crusaders scored the only
goal of the third period when Mike
Watson scored his second goal of
the game assisted by Cousins and
Stephenson.
In their first game on Sunday
the Crusaders met the Milverton
squad. Dave Montgomery opened
the scoring when he picked up an
errant pass at centre ice, deked the
Milverton defense and went in
alone on the goalie whom he beat
cleanly with another excellent
deke. Milverton tied the score at
the midway mark of the first
period.
Inthesecond period Brussels
. scored two goals in just over a
minute to take the lead. Dave
Montgomery scored his second
goal of the game on a set up from
Ken Cousins and Trevor Pocaluy
ko. Brian Ten Pas blasted a pass
from Dave Stephenson into the top
left hand corner to up the Brussels
lead to 3 to 1.
In the third period the Crusaders
outscored Milverton 3 to 1 to clinch
the victory. Kevin Deitner scored
the first goal of the period on an
assist by Randy Clarke. Dave
Montgomery completed his hat
trick when he deked the Milverton
goalie as he was sent in alone on
passes from Troy Pocaluyko and
Brian Ten Pas. Milverton scored a
power play goal midway through
the period to cut the Crusaders lead
to 5 to 2. Ken Cousins completed
the scoring when he scored an
unassisted goal late in the period.
After a two-hour wait for the B
Championship game to be played,
the Crusaders met a fired up
Monkton squad in the Champion
ship final.
Monkton came out flying in the
first period while it appeared the
Crusaders thought they just had to
show up to win the game. After six
minutes of play Monkton had fired
three goals by a bewildered Mike
Smith.
Slowly the Crusaders came to
life and started to mount some
offensive pressure. However
Monkton goalie Bob Ward made
several key saves to keep Brussels
off the scoresheet until late in the
second period. Ken Cousins scored
the first Crusader goal when he
deposited a pass from Dave
Stephenson behind the Monkton
goalie.
Trailing by two goals, the
Crusaders started the third period
looking anything but a team that
wanted to win. Monkton stormed
the Brussels goal early in the
period forcing goalie Mike Smith to
make several key saves.
Gradually the Crusaders came to
life and they scored a powerplay
goal midway through the period to
cut Monkton’s lead to one goal.
Randy Clare left unattended at the
side of the net tapped in a pass from
Kevin Deitner and Ken Higgins to
ignite a Crusader comeback. From
this point on the Crusaders
swarmed the Monkton zone trying
to get the equalizer.
With five minutes remaining
Ken Cousins completed a pretty
three way passing play as he fired a
shot into the top corner to tie the
score. Assists on the goal went to
Dave Stephenson and Len Stam
per. The winning goal was scored
with two minutes remaining as
Dave Montgomery tipped in a
Mike Watson slapshotfrom the
point. Troy Pocaluykoalso assisted
on the goal.
Excitement was added to the
game when Dave Montgomery was
awarded a penalty shot with 24
seconds remaining. The Monkton
goalie continued his strong play
when he stopped Montgomery
when he tried to deke him.
The Crusaders held off the
Monkton team in the dying
seconds to claim a 4 to 3 victory and
the Championship. Crusader de
fenceman Len Stamper was made
the Tournament M. V.P. for his
steady play on the Brussels
blueline.•
The Crusaders play their home
opener this Saturday in a rematch
with the same Monkton team at 8
p.m. It should be a terrific game.
If anyone is interested in being
part of the Crusader’s executive
they are asked to attend a meeting
on Thursday night at 8 p.m. at the
B.M. & G Community Centre.
Your support would be greatly
appreciated.
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Due to a lack of ice time on
Saturdays at the Brussels, Morris
and Grey Community Centre, the
Brussels Curling Club held a mixed
bonspiel on Saturday, at the
Wingham Golf and Curling Club.
The first draw was sponsored by
Cardiff and Mulvey Insurance.
Doug Sholdice presented the
prizes to the curlers.
In first place with 36.25 pts. was
the team of Rick McDonald,
Jo-Ann McDonald, Tom Warwick,
and Marg Taylor. Second place
with 32.25 pts. went to Brian
Blyth
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The Blyth Radfords Overloads
Oldtimers competed in the Mini
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end. In their opening game the
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4.
Blyth goals were scored by Larry
Robinson, 3; Bryan Black, 3;
Wayne McDougall, 2; Terry Rut
ledge, 1; Doug SCrimgeour, 1;
Tom Black, 1; Bruce Howson. 1.
Assists went to Terry Rutledge, 5;
Tom Black, 2; Bryan Black, 1; Gary
Courtney, 1.
This victory put the team into the
‘A’ Division. In their second game
the Overloads were eliminated
fromthe tournament when they
lost 6 to 1 to a strong Owen Sound
team. Blyth goal was scored by
Wayne McDougall, assisted by
Bruce Howson and Gary Courtney.
The Overloads next game is in
Blyth on Monday, Nov. 30 at 8:30
against the Clinton Foul-Ups.
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team of Ross Veitch, Velma
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Mitchler with Mervyn Bauer and
Murray Bone curling in the third
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Fourth place with 30.75 pts.
went to Doug Sholdice, Lori
Parker, Gary Pipe and Corrie
Rammeloo. Fifth place went to
Ernie Lewington, Annette Lewing-
ton, George Zwep and Jane
Klumper. Sixth prize was won by
Murray Huether, Mary Huether,
Ken McDonald and Jean Bewley.
The second draw was sponsored
by Pannell Kerr MacGillvray with
Nancy Exel presenting the prize.
First prize with 46.5 pts. went to
Jim Patterson, Pauline Patterson,
Walter Nicholson and Donna
Quipp with Bill Quipp curling in the
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Takalo, Nancy Exel, Ron Burt and
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Schenk, John Exel and Debbie
MacDonald.
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Teuni Smith, Bob Alexander and
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to Dave MacDonald, Wendy Mac
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Macdonald. Sixth prize was won by
Gord Mitchell, Neil Mitchell, Brian
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