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Brussels Bulldogs battle Lieury Jets
The Brussels Bulldogs returned
to the diamond this week after a
long layoff to continue the Huron
County Fastball League "B" final
against the Lieury Jets.
Lieury took control of the game
early, scoring three runs off three
hits in the first inning. Then
another five hits in the fourth
scored three more runs.
The Bulldogs got on the
scoreboard in the fifth. Dean
Rutledge singled on to be hit home
by Greg Mulvey's triple. Andrew
McCutcheon singled to score
Mulvey giving the Bulldogs two
runs.
The team rallied again in the
seventh with Mulvey hitting a
double, McCutcheon a single and
John Miners coming through with a
two-run homer. However, they
were unable to catch the Jets and
took the loss 6-5.
Dave Smith scored 12 strike outs,
and Mulvey went three for four
while Brian McArter went three for
three at the plate.
In game two in Brussels, the
Bulldogs took control early and
never let go. Mulvey led off with a
triple and scored on McArter's
sacrifice.
In the second Lieury scored two
runs on three hits and the Bulldogs
responded with McCutcheon and
Bruce Johnston both scoring to
keep the Bulldogs' lead.
In the third inning McArter,
Miners and Greg Wheeler all
singled and scored. Mike Watson
and Andy McAskill both tripled
and Watson scored to give the
Bulldogs a 7 - 2 lead.
The Jets scored one run in the
seventh inning. After loading the
bases with Mulvey, Rutledge and
McArter, the Bulldogs scored one
run on Miners' sacrifice.
The Bulldogs took the win 8-3 to
force the final and deciding game
in Lieury. McCutcheon pitched for
the Bulldogs, scoring eight strike
outs. Mulvey, McArter and Miners
all went three for four al the plate.
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The Brussels Bulls 97-98 season
kicked off Sunday with a great
effort in Mount Forest.
The Bulls opened the scoring at
10:11 of the first with a power-play
goal by Darin Alviano assisted by
Josh Cressman. The Patriots tied
the game at 3:12 to keep even with
the Bulls.
After no scoring in the second
Mount Forest took the lead at 17:16
of the third period and held the lead
until Alviano scored shorthanded,
assisted by Jarrett Jeffrey at 10:12.
The Patriot goal tending was good
but for the most part was very
lucky as the Bulls were knocking at
the door at every opportunity. For
the first game and without having a
practice together these guys
showed a lot of character and some
good raw talent that the coaching
staff thinks will propel them to very
respectable finish this year.
The Bulls for 1997-98 include
some old and some new faces.
Returning veterans include Darin
Alviano, Dan Sinclair, Steve
Henderson, Jason Heipel, Jeff
Sauve, Andy Agar, Brian
McNichol, Gary Staples and
goaltender Dan Balog. Josh
Cressman, who helped the Bulls
late in 97 season is back for the full
year this year as is Mark Durand,
who took last year to play this final
year of high school hockey.
Some new faces, but very local
faces, like Brad Mulvey, Brett
Fischer and Grant Jarvis are back
this year as Bulls since they played
on Brussels Juvenile cards last year
and won the WOAA championship.
First-year Bulls include Brussels
goaltender Jamie Thomas who
played last year with the AAA
Lakers as did Brad Brown and
Jarrett Jeffrey. Brown as the Bulls
affiliate at large last year. Jeffrey
and Brown hail from Zurich as
does first year Bull Mike DeGroot.
Other rookies welcomed to the
Bulls include 16-year-old Shawn
Springall who played for
Cambridge Winterhawks AAA
Bantams last year and also Brian
Truax who played for Kitchener
Kavaliers AA Midget hockey team.
Another 16-year-old that the club
is also very excited about is Curtis
Nichol who comes from the
Howick Minor Hockey
Association.
Clinton Minor Hockey has
produced fast skating forward
Darryl DeRuyter, of course, also in
his rookie season. The talents of
Mike Dejong who played goal for
the Bulls last year has allowed the
Bulls organization to keep him on
the roster as a skater this year
instead of between the pipes.
The Bulls exec is very excited
with the team they've been able to
put on the ice this year and also the
team that will back them on the
bench. Head Coach Ron Livermore
will be assisted by coaches Charlie
Smith and Bulls alumnus Corey
McKee and also trainers Steve
Cameron and Robert Wisser. Doug
McArter returns as general
manager for his second year and
hopes to vastly improve their sixth
place finish last year.
The Bulls next game will be
against the Ironmen Saturday night
at 8:30 for Wingham's home
opener. The Bulls home opener is
scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 5 at
2 p.m. at the BMG Community
Centre.
Bulls' Notes: The 1997/98
season will see the Western Jr. C
league play at 36-game schedule
instead of the 30 games played last
year. Also, on the injury list, Andy
Agar is out pending X-rays on his
shoulder after he received a slash in
the last exhibition game against
Seaforth, whom the Bulls beat 5-4.
The Bulls finished their exhibition
schedule with one win, two losses
and two ties. The two losses were
against New Hamburg and C4th
with the two ties against New
Hamburg and Exeter whom the
Bulls played once.
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Westfield Wolves win finals<
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1 in the Blyth Men's Industrial Slo-
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The Wolves got past the Ace of
Diamonds in three games to gel to
the final, and 9-1-1 defeated
Howson Mills also in three games
to get to the final.
The first game of the
championship series was a close
affair and the Wolves needed extra
innings for the win.
In the second game the Wolves
were more dominant, and defeated
9-1-1-, 10-5.
Congratulations Wolves!
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purpose of voting.
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VOTING DAY: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1997,10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
DATED THIS 24TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1997.
Nancy Michie
Municipal Clerk