The Citizen, 1987-12-09, Page 17THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1987. PAGE 17.
lyth Tykes blast Goderich 9-1
Blyth Overloads win
twice m tournament
This past Saturday the Blyth
Tykes play ed their best game of the
season, hard work paid off, as
Blyth out-skated Goderich to the
score of 9 to 1.
Darryl Bromley led the attack,
scoring the first goal set up by
Matthew Armstrong. Corey Shan-
Blyth Tykes spent plenty of time around the Goderich net as they swamped the visitors 9-1 In action at
yth and District Community Centre on Saturday morning. Darryl Bromley led the attack with seven
goals.
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The Blyth Radford Overloads
Oldtimers competed in the Mild-
may Gold Dusters Oldtimers Tour
nament this past weekend.
On Friday evening Blyth played
the Clifford Oldtimers. The teams
played to a 5 to 5 tie at the end of
regulation time. No one scored in
the five-minute sudden death
overtime that followed. The team
then participated in a shoot-out
with Clifford winning. The final
score was 6 to 5. Blyth goals were
scoredbyLarry Robinson, Gary
Courtney, Bruce Bromley, Bryan
Black and Bruce Howson. Assists
went to Tom Black, three; Jim
Dickson, Jim Carter, Jim Button,
Tony Van Bakel, Larry Robinson
and Harry Wilson .
On Saturday, Blyth played
Flamboro. Flamboro jumped to an
early three goal lead. However,
Blythfoughtback and again the
game ended in 5 to 5 draw.
However at 1:18 of sudden death
overtime Bruce Mason’s goal gave
the Overloads the victory. Other
Blyth goals were scored by Bryan
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Black, Derwin Carter, Jim Button,
Gary Courtney and Larry Robin
son. Assists went to Gary Court
ney, three; Bryan Black, two; Jim
Button, Jim Dickson and Derwin
Carter.
In Sunday’s game Blyth played
Markdale. Although Markdale
was heavily favoured to win, the
Blyth team came up with their
strongest effort of the year and
were rewarded with a 4 to 2 victory.
Blyth goals were scored by Bryan
Black, three and Terry Rutledge.
Assists wenttoTom Black, two;
Derwin Carter, Larry Robinson,
Gary Courtney and Tony Van
Bakel.
Harry Wilson and Ron Ritchie
shared the goaltending in the
Tournament and both turned in
outstanding performances. Most
Valuable players were selected in
each game. Blyth winners were
Gary Courtney, Derwin Carter and
Bryan Black.
The Overloads next game is
Friday, Dec. 11 at 3:30 in Blyth
against the Listowel Classics.
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non led the next line with an
unassisted goal. Darryl Bromley
continued his strong play the next
shift netting two more goals, with
Jamie Black assisting on both
goals.
Goderich got back into the game
with Ben McLelland netting a boal,
stopping Michael Courtney’s poss
ible shut-out. This goal got Blyth
skating once again and Darryl
Bromley picked up four straight
goals. One assisted by Corey
Shannon and one assisted by Jeff
Johnston, the last two were
unassisted.
Michael Haggitt finished the
game, on a nice break-away goal
with Amanda Anderson picking up
the assist.
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