The Citizen, 1989-10-11, Page 16PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1989.
Bulls topple Harvesters 8-4
Champs
Brussels Pee Wee boys are the 1989 Tri-County Softball “B”
Champions. Members of the team are (front row, left to right),
Brett Clarkson, Tim Machan, Brad Beuermann, Ritch Veitch,
David Strickler; (second row), Kent Bray, Brian Glitz, Bob
Steiss, Ryan Finch, Pete Albers; (back row) Coach, Joan
Beuermann, Robbie Gowing, Shawn Conley, Jay Hahn,
Johnny Miners, Dennis Terpstra, Coach, Dale Finch.
Sports
The Brussels Bulls skated to
their first win in Jr. C. action with
an 8-4 decision over the Grand
Valley Harvesters Sunday night ih
Arthur.
Bevin Flett scored unassisted on
the powerplay 76 seconds into the
game with Steve Fritz adding to the
lead 23 seconds later on passes
from Ryan Gallaher and Kevin
De Jong. Grand Valley notched a
powerplay goal halfway through
the period before Ron Strome
regained the two-goal lead with
help from Flett and Andrew
Weber. Grand Valley surprised the
Bulls with a short-handed effort at
18:50 to end the first period scoring
summary.
The Bulls Kurt Wall was set up
on the powerplay by Marty Rut
ledge and Bob McMillan at 14:43 of
the second period but again Grand
Valley scored a late period goal to
end 40 minutes of hockey with the
score 4-3 in favour of Brussels.
at 3:09, followed by Rutledge from
Strome and Kevin Talsma at 4:44.
Grand Valley scored their final goal
of the game at 8:29 but a Strome
powerplay goal from Craig King
and Rutledge followed by a Ron
Buchanan backhand from Fritz and
Talsma sealed the victory.
Murray Foxton faced 39 shots in
taking the victory while Brussels
fired 42 on the Grand Valley goal.
Special credit is given to the
Bulls penalty-killing unit who time
after time rose to the occasion as
referee Lee Rodgers assessed 160 '
minutes in penalties, 82 to the ’
Bulls including fighting majors to
Flett and De Jong in the dying
seconds of play.
Offensively the Bulls have shown
a solid nucleus of firepower with
three solid lines capable of scoring.
Unfortunately their inexperience at
playing defensive hockey is allow
ing the opposition equal opportun
ity. 4
The Juniors have opened the
season with three rookies on de
fence, Jeff Coulter (Milverton),
Jamie Gibbings (Clinton), and
Craig King (Howick). Ron Buchan
an and Kevin Talsma return from
last season to join ex-Wingham
Ironmen Bevin Flett (Teeswater)
and J.C. Hewitt (Wingham) on the
Bulls defence core.
The undefeated Bulls face their
biggest challenge to date Friday
night as they travel to the Hanover
Colliseum to face the Barons at
8:30 p.m. the Juniors home opener
is Sunday afternoon at 2 against the
Walkerton Blackhawks.
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The Bulls struck early for two
quick goals in the third, Dwaine
Nicholls from Flett and J. C. Hewitt
Blyth Skate-a-thon set for Oct. 21
Excitement is growing for the
Skate-a-thon on October 21 at the
Blyth Arena. Anyone who has
skates is invited to participate.
Pledge sheets are available at
Blyth, Londesboro and Walton
schools and the arena.
Skate-a-thon ends at 12 noon. Free
treats of apples, chocolate milk,
Pepsi, chips and homemade good
ies will be available at break times.
Skaters are responsible for then-
own lunch.
The Skate-a-thon runs from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. There are breaks
every hour and an hour lunch. For
those seven vears and under the
Traffic controllers will be cruis
ing the ice at all times, so it will be
completely safe even for the young.
Music, races and games will add to
the fun oh the ice.
Big prizes will be given to the top
eight skaters who skate their full
time and who have raised the most
money. Prizes will be on display at
the arena. This fundraising event is
being organized by Blyth Minor
Hockey and Ringette and Blyth
Figure Skating Club. It is hoped
this venture will be a major money
raising event for the purchase of
new flooring in the dressing rooms
to orotect skates.
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HOCKEY
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to October 17, 1989. For more information call ...
Murray McArter
887-6621
Darwin Ducharme
887-6749
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