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Crusaders Fritz, Wheeler, Boon, play in All- Star game
continued from page 15
before the period was a minute old.
Brussels came back and tied the
score eight minutes later when
Dean Nicholson and Dean Wheeler
drew assists on a goal by J. C.
Hewitt. The Crusaders took the
lead with 1:10 left on the clock
when Hewitt scored his second of
the period with Tim Fritz drawing
the only assist on the play. The
period ended 2-1 for the Crusader.
Durham tied the game up when
they scored in the first minute of
play in the second period. The Cru
saders regained the lead halfway
through the period when Dean
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Wheeler scored on a passing play
from Rick Boon and Hewitt.
Durham however came back with a
goal of their own to make the score
3-3 after two periods of play.
The score remained tied until half
way through the third when
Durham then scored three goals in
six minutes. Brussels cut the lead
by one with 1:32 left on the clock
when Brian Campbell scored with
assists going to Fritz and Marty
Rutledge but that was as close as
they got as Durham added one
more goal for a 7-4 win.
The Crusaders were back on the
road again this past Friday as they
travelled to Kincardine to play the
Kings.
Kincardine took the lead early on
as they scored the first two goals of
the game. Brussels cut the lead in
half with 42 seconds left when Tim
Fritz drew the only assist on a Ron
Strome goal. The boys tied the
game up 12 seconds later when
Brian Ten Pas scored an unassisted
goal and period ended in a 2-2 tie.
The second period was scoreless
until there was just over a minute
left when Kincardine scored to take
a 3-2 lead after two periods of play.
The third period was half gone
when the Crusaders tied the score
on a goal by Fritz with J. C. Hewitt
getting the assists. Brussels took
the lead four minutes later when
Dean Wheeler scored an unassisted
goal. The Kings, however came
back and tied the game up with 48
seconds left and scored the winning
goal with just three seconds left on
the clock to take a 5-4 victory over
the Crusaders.
Sunday saw the Crusaders back
on the road, this time to Palmerston
to play the 81's. Brussels scored the
only goal of the first period with
just over four minutes left in it
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when Tim Fritz and Kevin McArter
combined to set up Brian Campbell
for the goal.
The second period was six min
utes old when the Crusaders scored
again when Fritz finished off a play
set up by Ron Strome and Dean
Wheeler. Brussels made it 3-0 four
minutes later when Fritz won a
face-off back to Ken Higgins who
scored on a slapshot from the point.
Palmerston scored the next goal to
take the shutout bid away from
goalie Jeff McGavin. Brussels
answered that goal back two min
utes later when Fritz and McArter
drew assists on a goal by Dean
Nicholson. The period ended with
Brussels leading 4-1.
The Crusaders took a four-goal
lead eight minutes into the third
when Strome and Brian Ten Pas
combined to set up Rick Boon for
the goal. The Crusaders rounded
off the scoring with 5:31 left on the
clock when Campbell and Fritz
combined to send McArter in for a
break-away goal. The final score of
the game was 6-1 in the Crusaders'
favour.
On Saturday night the Durham
Thundercats hosted the first Annual
All-Star game for the WOAA
Senior “A” group. Brussels was
represented by Tim Fritz, Dean
Wheeler and defenceman Rick
Boon. Both Fritz and Wheeler
scored goals for the South Division
but it was not enough and the North
Division won the game 7-6.
This weekend the Crusaders sec
action on Friday when they go to
Drayton for a 9:15 game and on
Sunday when they play host to
Palmerston in a 7:30 start.
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