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PETERSBURG, Fla.ERIE, Pa. - It was the end to a pair of streaks on Saturday night in the Ontario Hockey League.Chad Heffernan scored the go-ahead goal in the third period as the Belleville Bulls beat the Erie Otters 3-1 to snap their seven-game losing skid.Michael Cramarossa opened the scoring for the Bulls (13-12-2), with Jordan Subban adding an empty-net goal.Travis Dermott responded with his second of the season for Erie (21-4-1), which saw a five-game winning streak come to an end.Charlie Graham turned aside 33 shots for the victory. Devin Williams made 29 saves in 57:31 for the Otters.Belleville failed to score on three power-play chances while Erie was also unsuccessful on four opportunities.---FRONTENACS 3 KNIGHTS 2 (SO)LONDON, Ont. — Samuel Schutt scored twice in regulation and once in the shootout as Kingston edged the Knights.Ryan Kujawinski had the other Frontenacs (11-9-3) goal in the shootout.Michael McCarron and Aaron Berisha supplied the offence for London (15-8-2).---PETES 7 67S 3PETERBOROUGH, Ont. — Steven Lorentz scored two goals to help the Petes rout Ottawa.Eric Cornel, Artem Vladimirov, Nick Ritchie, Hunter Garlent and Josh Coyle rounded out the Peterborough (9-11-4) attack.Tyler Hill, Travis Konecny and Dante Salituro found the back of the net for the 67s (12-9-2).---STING 4 WHALERS 2PLYMOUTH, Mich. — Daniel Nikandrov struck twice as Sarnia doubled up the Whalers.Brandon Lindberg and Nikita Korostelev also sccored for the Sting (12-11-2), who won their fourth straight.ddddddddddddMatt Mistele and Will Bitten replied for Plymouth (10-14-2).---GREYHOUNDS 5 STORM 1SAULT STE. 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