The Citizen, 1989-10-18, Page 18THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1989. PAGE 19.
Bulls score upset over Hanover, remain unbeaten
I he Bulls who were guilty of
taking foolish costly penalties
should be thankful for the solid
goaltending of Murray Foxton who
kept them in the game until the
third period. The Bulls next home
game is Friday night at 8:30 vs. the
Mt. Forest Patriotes. Brussels re
turns to Mt. Forest Saturday night,
also for an 8:30 start.
The Bulls lucky program winners
were as follows: a dozen donuts,
courtesy Todd’s Bakery, Dan Beu-
erman; two pounds homemade
sausage, courtesy Thompson’s
Meat Market, Steve Ernst; two free
bowling games, compliments of
Country Sports, Molesworth, Steve
Goodyear; $7.00 discount on any
haircut, courtesy George of Brus
sels, Ken Higgins; Grey Owl
figurine, Lisa Stevenson; Two free
tickets to Bulls next home game,
Evelyn Stark; Midas Muffler hat,
Todd Rice; McGavin Farm Supply
hat, Bernice MacFarlane.
Sports
Paul Thompson was unsuccess
ful as the first contestant in the
Bulls Shooterama donated by Brus
sels Motors, while Rick Demaray
won the 50/50 draw.
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Close call
Dave Bonham, Walkerton Blackhawks goaltender watches a shot from Steve Fritz of the Brussels
Bulls zip by the net in early action at the Bulls’ home opener in Brussels Sunday. After some early
penalty problems, Brussels turned on the jets in the third period to score a 9-3 win.
Friday. October 13, 1989: Re- twice in 98 seconds on goal mouth
member this date as the night the scrambles: Kurt Wall from Jamie
Brussels Bulls won arguably the
biggest game in their team’s
history. For on this day the Bulls
skated into the Hanover Coliseum
and ignoring the bright lights, loud
music, a large boisterous crowd
and most of all, standing up to the
intimidation tactics of the Hanover
Club smote the almighty Barons by
playing “textbook” hockey. You
had to be there!
Ron Strome and Steve Vanden-
dool worked the corners to set up
an unattended Marty Rutledge in
the slot for the game’s opening
goal at 8:20. Hanover tied the game
on the powerplay but the Bulls
startled the Barons with two power
play goals of their own: Rutledge
from Strome and Craig King fol
lowed by a JC Hewitt point shot
from Strome. The Barons added a
late goal to end the first period 3-2
in favour of Brussels.
A fired-up Hanover squad
completely dominated the second
period outshooting the Bulls 20-9.
However, backed by oustanding
goaltending from Murray Foxton
and a Rutledge shorthanded tally,
Brussels finished 40 minutes of
hockey leading 4-2.
The Bulls continued to shine and
working hard added to their lead
when Kevin DeJong set up a Brett
Martin blast to take a 5-2 lead with
10 minutes to play. Hanover notch
ed a powerplay goal and then
shocked the Bulls when, playing
two men down, they scored a
shorthanded goal with 1:57 remain
ing. Sorry to say the Barons
roughhouse tactics backfired as
costly penalties allowed the Bulls to
control play in the dying seconds
for the 5-4 win. Murray Foxton
faced 47 shots for the win while
Marty Rutledge with the hat-trick
was named the games first star.
Sunday afternoon the Bulls host
ed the Walkerton Blackhawks in
their home opener dedicated to the
memory of Mike Vincent, a five-
year veteran of Brussels Junior
Hockey, who died following a car
accident during the summer.
Walkerton opened the scoring
early in the first and led until the
13:45 mark when Marty Rutledge
scored unassisted. The game re
mained tied until midway through
the second when the Bulls scored
Gibbings followed by Rutledge
from Ron Strome and Steve Van-
dendool.
Walkerton scored 42 seconds
into the third to close the gap to 3-2
but the Bulls replied quickly as
Andrew Henderson scored from
Wall and Dwaine Nicholls at 2:01
followed by Wall on a pass from
Henderson at 2:52. Walkerton
scored their final goal with 10
minutes to play before Brussels
clicked four times to finish the
game at 9-3 in the Bulls favour.
Kurt Wall and Marty Rutledge
completed their hat-tricks, sand
wiching goals by Ron Strome and
Ryan Gallaher.
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