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S ports Ironmen hammer Bulls 5-3
Home ice advantage continues to
be a major disadvantage for the
Brussels Bulls as they lost their
fourth in a row, this time by a 5-3
score to the Wingham Ironmen.
The win moves Wingham into
second place, one point ahead of
Brussels.
Greg McNevan opened the
scoring with 40 seconds left in the
first period. Wingham tied the
score before the period ended, then
took the lead midway through
second period action. The Bulls
rebounded with goals by Alex
Motley and Josh Alexander but a
costly double minor penalty
allowed Wingham to score twice in
the dying seconds of the second
period, then seal the win with a
goal midway through the final
period for a 5-3 score.
The Algonquin first and second
game stars went to Troy Fischer
and Joe Walker of the Ironmen
while the Bulls Nate Bender was
named third star.
The Bulls purchased the contract
of Richard Bouman from the
Goderich Sailors. Richard had three
goals and 10 points in seven games
with Goderich this season, and can
play forward or defence.
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Wednesday's game in Brussels. The home team overpowered the visitors, managing to not
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Brussels Midgets continue to
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away and at home last week.
On Nov. 24, the Midgets trav
elled to Elma Logan where they
swamped the home team, 11-5.
Brussels wasted little time, show
ing who was boss when Mike
Bromley drove in the first goal at
8:22. Less than a minute later
Bromley tagged on the second
Brussels' goal off a play by Brett
Clarkson. Then with 5:47 Bromley
combined with Ryan Finch on a
play to Tim Machan who scored
goal number three. Elma-Logan
managed one goal before the period
ended narrowing the Brussels lead
to two.
The second period began with the
same momentum as Bromley set up
Clarkson for a Mark Robinson
goal. The next goal of the period
belonged to the home team, but it
was quickly answered to when
Bromley scored off a play by
Finch. Less than two minutes later
Robinson scored again, assisted by
Clarkson and Wayne Alexander,
however, it was Elma-Logan's turn
for payback when they responded
less than a minute later with their
third goal of the game. With just
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Brussels' edge once again.
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little closer, but Brussels still man
aged to increase their lead scoring
four to Elma-Logan's two.
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first goal, Alexander, then Brom
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Robinson off a play by Bromley
and Finch assisted by Mike McNi-
chol tagged on four more before
Elma snuck in their final goal of
the game.
On Wednesday Brussels hosted
Exeter, but showed no mercy over
powering the visitors to a 14-0 win.
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