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The Citizen, 1989-10-04, Page 16PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1989. Brussels Bulls tie Walkerton in season opener The Brussels Bulls’ debut in the Western Jr. C. league ended in a 6-6 tie against the host Walkerton Blackhawks Sunday afternoon. The hometown Hawks jumped quickly into a 2-0 lead over a nervous Bulls squad before a Marty Rutledge powerplay goal set up by Bevin Flett cut the margin. Min­ utes later Rutledge scored a short- handed goal to tie the score but celebration was shortlived as Walkerton rallied to take a 3-2 lead to the dressing room. The score remained the same to late in the second period when Ron Strome and Rutledge combined on the powerplay for a 3-3 tie after 40 minutes. Penalty problems kept the Bulls from mounting any consistent offensive pressure in the first two periods. Brussels came out flying in the third period and surprised Walker­ ton with three goals in the first two minutes of play. Ryan Gallagher opened the scoring with an assist to Kevin Dejong; Rutledge completed his hat trick with an unassisted effort and finally Andrew Weber tucked one upstairs on passes from Strome and Rutledge. Due to a second period altercation which sent four Bulls to the showers including their top two defenceman Hewitt and Flett, the Juniors simply ran out of gas late in the game as the Blackhawks rebound­ ed to tie the score. Tension mounted as the Bulls played short- handed for the last two minutes but excellent penalty killing and the goaltending of Murray Foxton pre­ served the tie. Observations of Jr. C. hockey were obvious. The speed of the game is quicker and while perhaps not as dirty as Jr. D., the players continually finish their checks. Congratulations to Ryan Galla­ her and Andrew Weber on notch­ ing the first goals of their junior career. Off-ice activities included the signing of Ron Buchanan from last year as well as Paul Sebastian (Milverton) and Andrew Hender­ son (Listowel). Also Coach Nichol appointed Ron Strome as the Captain of the Bulls with Bevin The Bulls’ next game is Sunday Flett and Marty Rutledge as his . night at 8:30 p.m. in Arthur vs. the assistants. Grand Valley Harvesters. BLYTH INDUSTRIAL Contact Kevin Coultes 523-4927 or Jim Dickson 523-9706 before October 10 Fee: $110.00 Sports Brussels Pee Wees take crown After a slow start in the regular season, (three wins) the Brussels Pee Wee boys came alive in the “B” Championship playoffs. They defeated Belmore three games straight, advancing on to Belgrave where they beat Belgrave in a two out of three series. The Championship games against Monkton proved to be a crowd pleaser with the faithful fans following us to Monkton. The boys won the first two games but Monkton never quit and came back to tie the series. The fifth and deciding game was held in Brussels on September 28 and Brussels held off Monkton to win a close game. Final score was 8-6. Members of the team were: Bobby Steiss, Brad Beuermann, David Strickler, Brett Clarkson, Tim Machan, Ryan Finch, Pete Albers, Johnnie Miners, Dennis Terpstra, Rich Veitch, Jay Hahn, Kent Bray, Brian Glitz. Robbie Gowing, Shawn Connely, Co­ Coaches, Joan Beuermann and Dale Finch. The boys attended an end of the year barbecue at Finch’s and Kent Bray presented the coaches with a gift- The 1990 models are squeezing out this year’s stock. Get clearout savings on eligible Jeeps & Eagles now! UPTO $2,000 rebate1 on 1988 Eagle Premier Rebates* 6.9% APR* on 1989 Eagle Vista 3-door and Vista sedan Auburn 4-H club meets by Chert Kryzanowski and Suzanne Schultz On Monday, September 18 the first 4H meeting of “Good Foods Fast” was held in the basement of the Auburn Missionary Church. 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