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' THE LUCKNOVV SENTINEL, LUCKplOW, ONTARlii • , WEDNESDAY; FEB- 16th, 1955
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• W.O.A:A. TOP OFFICIALS
; TENDER,. RESIGNATIONS
As. might *well be expected the
-Harry KaOrian cage has blown
the top off the 'W-i0.A4, with
the resignation. of League :Pres-
ident ' Harry, DoOghty,. and also
,:.that. 01• • George'
Grant, who haciAio desire to:.take
ever as hils successor; with se
vile an aroma in the. air:
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• Kazarian is one of Port Elgin's.
• top ranking imports Who. joined
-- the ,fold-at-the_expense of Walter
Yeo,' after the, latter. had played
some half dozen games with the
'Lakesiders, ' • •
,Paisley, with a power -picked
squad,. and an eye also on; the
• silverware, protested Icar.arian's
eligibility. The mattter was boot-
ed ,around by, the W.O.A.A., exd-
cutive, which_reyersed._ its de-
---eision and gave Kazarian the Olt -
with the subsequent resignation
• .developments. . • ..
The 'W.O.A.A. laxity .1 in the
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JUVENILES HAD SERIES
LiAD OF 2-1 MONDAY.
Lucknow Legion -Juvenile,s are
'presently tangling vviith
AHen-
.ford in the W.0,A.A. Juvenile
"0" finals, and on Monday night
took 'a 24 ganie lead in the best-.
.9f -five championship.. series: The
winner of lthis round will adL,
Vance into the -Q.M,H.A. play -
Offs.
12-4
The firstgame of the .,series
was played, in thelocal. arena
..last Wednesday .vvith theLuck-
now team .over,poWering
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Weather. arid sticky ipe
Caused the: .game to 'lack the
sinooth passing and .sheoting that
these teams later:, proved' they
&mid' Show. Although lAllenford
, boys Were badly • beaten, they
showed . fine ;playing ability in
their line •of Davidson -Moore -
McCulloch Who scored all our
of. their:. goals and led' the play
thrciUghout for their team.' :
Jack • Chin had ,a big night for,
Lticknow , scaring 6. goals, Roy
Ernberlin scored 2, IOW Graharn,
• Charlie. Ernie:Gibson,
gene Gardner and .Rcy. :Stanley
scored, .singletons. Davidson with
2 and IVIcCulloCh and Moore one
each were the Marksmen, for. Al.:;
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Aillenford` tomes' Back
The second game 'of the Series
• wag, played in the Tara arena;
On, Friday night !*when the Allen
• ford. .team turned the tables .on
the local boys and defeated. them
5-4 The home team was Working
•ginoothly and . their ,g9altender;'.
Miller,:. yiEl$, a -standout per-
former- The locals were trailing
51 ..withseven minutes- to go,
hen
'scored in '5' minutes to Make the
Opposition uneaSY., as ;they nursed.
a one -goal margin'. LucknoW were;
.without. the services of Ernberlin;
MOwbray, and Baker;" and had to'.
be 'content With : two' forward'
•linee... , • ,
:Rey :Stanley with. 2, and .1.
'Chin and C. 'Chin One. each Were
the Lueknc«w' Scoters,
undergtand, the Luelmow
Manageinent were . not ..satisfied
A Car. of
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matter of certificates, Vkrhich is
nothing new, appears to be One
factor. in getting thein into, the.
present .mess. , .
...At- the 'meeting. that Kaiarian,
was approved,' the exchange was
•hot: and heavy from all accounts,
and the W.O.A.A. censured W. 13.
Tomlinson ' for, ...his remarks at
that session. • '
That sounds *like echos • of
Bruce League baseball days. long
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We have a,. full Stock di 'hest qualttY
HARD COAL STOVE. and NUT
and HARD .!COAL BRIQUETTES
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Phone 10, •Lucknow
of;44gthe W.O.A.A.,,sueeeedin8 Tory 'ArD rINTT
Gregg.. Alf was treasurer of the;
loop for some time and .has been
acting businegs-manager 'since
Gregg's 'resignation.. •
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past, when L'Ucknow andPort
Elgin': were involved in a bitter
,protest: The, same Mr. Tomlinson
clidn% gain any Popularity in. The
Sepey town --at that tune. Inci.... fast, cleari hockey
with the.. referees, arid that
ficials be obtained ftom.
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• ‘111-, and Virg..,Gita Kinahan and
Michael Kinahan,Of London were
visitors On Sunday with Mr.: and.
Mrs. Bill .Kinahan and :baby. :
Mrs. Wm: • Purdon returned
from* . j-,JOSpital. • A.I.rete
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Joan Cormack set a.new record she. had been a spatient this 'Past
ladies' triple of 632, flatthis,week week. , ` • ,
as. she led the -Kangareos •to . A Central Faun Forum met. at',.
5 -point Win .Over the Chipmunks:: the home of. mr, and .MrS..•
Wal -
Roy and Eva Black .scored high lace Wilson • on Q'Monday ntght
'for the' losers with. 683 and 678 With. the topic' for. discussion be -
respectively, Gladys Hamilton
with .682 and A. Barger With :606
alsO, scored high ;for the *inners.
-..Qn • alleys 1 and .2 •Frank
ThemPson and .,Donald:'.McKiri-
..noilled• two game
win, over • the -cellar, :firrM.7-the7
ram": mariwmo /Abroad,
which: caused •a very lively dis
mission.. The Social • part .of. the.
evening was spent at.. Flaking
progressive , euchre, -with IVIts.:'•
'Frank McQuillin and Mrs. John
'Thomsgorrhaving.td-d, raw--for-
Coons. Jack McDonagh. rolled ladies prize :with Mrs Thompson
best fcir the l'ogers; -; :0; Winning the 'draw and Wallace:
Possibly the biggest Win of the Wilson and .John' • Finnigan for,
final round neould.:be the 77point the .men .with the prize.,going to
win the Zebra's • rolled, over the John. A special Valentine 'lunch:
WOlverines. On 'Wednesday night 'N;i4S. served by • the hostess: .to
Moving the Zebras into a 2 -point,, about 25 .People. The next 'meet -
first Place:lead oVer the. Squir- ,ing Will be held at the hOrnes.of
rel.s. The Jardine duo ..led the Mr : and Mrs Albert Taylor on
Zebras a double of 1301 pins. .FebruanY 211t. •
,Toby Greer ' ar.KI JaCk Fisher, . Her many friends will,. be pleas -
Spored well for the losers. ed, . kilo* ...that lyligs Norma:.
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Meanwhile the Polecats clinch- Murray: returned hOme'frem.Vie-
Ta'ra. ' . toria HosPital, 'London, last week.
in Weare sotry.that Mra. George
ed a' firgt` division: finish wh.en
Owen Sound for the next ;game - .
theY. ruined the Cubs chance of
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makrng .the top rung by stuart, vihe. has beeri ..epnfined
Lead Series 2-1'' two garnes. Cliag., 'Webster's 709 bed, is..nat' yetas well as iier
ville Monday for the third many .friends would like: •
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game -'and suffered a 1573! .defeat ..Sixth Line Euchre Club'
at the hands of the .Legion juV- spent a very enloyable evening
Allenford returned -.to. Sepoy-
total and. K. Mowbray with 597
were best for the•Pole Cats while
Fred Young' s 671 held the Cubs
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Lucknow• Walked 'over the •op-
position in Monday's tilt with
comparative ease. 2-0 lead..at
the •end of the first .period. grew.
to a 7.-3 :Margin at the end *of
the -2nd; -Th-ese-tiro--petiocis saw
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dentally, Luck.now won the ,pro- penalties handed. out. The tikirci
test. ;
.. period, developed into . slap!
". 'bang!. $fair with 8, goals and 8
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,penaltie•
The Allenford rink, •comprised
of Wesley Matches, A. Moore,.
Stanley MeCulloch, and skip Mike
Sh.eriff on the Bruce C'.County
Federation • Of AgriCulture -Tro-
phy, &mated' by"A'ndy R.obinsop.
The event' was held in Paisley
rink. ' •
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. Charlie' Chin led the locals
with 5 goals, Ken MacNa3; talLield
3, Jack Chin and .Ron Graham
-had 2 each,. and„...Bob_ _MoWbray,
Hugh • MacMillan and Roy Stan-
'Moore scored 2 arid Davidson 1. ley scored one. , FOr Allenforcl,
L ckri goal, chards de
MacNay Gibsori;. Centre, J. 'Chin.
. wings, Stanley -,---C.- Chin; --alt.,- Ent -
Make. Webster and macKinno'n's, Your 'Headquarters. For w • berlm' , Ma:CMillan., Gardner, Gra.;
. • ham': Mowbray, .Hedley, Couse.
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at the hOrne.-of Mr. and. Mrs..:Har-
Was • MA , too. much wrong with 1 plaYing
•The' Squirrels ..,fOund. out
pnd winnerS for the . ey--
there.old Errington with.• seven tables
the Gopher captain as he rolled ' ening. were :miss zdiia., ,.telg,,,art.
the 'Gophers to al.:5.1)0int w41 and Miss Betty' Ditrnin and Vie- :
ton. also rolled over. a: 600 total. •
• or . ngtOn and John Finnigan..
Vic -
with a 671 pin total Russ But
'Miss Jean Errington 4if :London '
Mean*hile-Htist&WhithY Made -spent
•the ' only good showing for the , parents Mr: airS.,Vieter,.Er-
second. place ioSers, with a- 620 rhig.ten., . •
otal. . ... , .. ' ' • . --
One' More scheduled gam 6 and., tom round robhi, silverware.: for .
playofia• begin: You are remind-. ,winners of top round robin
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'ed thatto be eligible for play- . The •Standing
fts a ''bep.vler must have rolled ' - Zebras 72, Squirrels 76, 1,A4141- •
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at' least 6 games in the schednle. Verities 68,-Ctills-0, Pale Cats 64, ,
Free banquet 'fot, -to---team,-free Kangaroos 61 Gophers 58,.- Chip -
banquet for team whining irt- Munks 49, • Beavers ' 46,. Coons 42:
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Eic.,ciriCal Supplies and:Heating. Units
Plumbing 'Installation ancl Repairs
'COAL :..and. CE1Y1ENT,
,;--AllerifOrdoal,, ft: Miller; def,
M. Miller, Buckton; centre, Dav-
idson; .vvings, Moore, IVIcCullOch;
•Ga1braith4 Millard, Ironmon-
ger, Beatty, a'hoinsOn,
Armstrong,. Gral4.
SUSPEND PALMERSTON TEAS1
Th e Palmerston. Juveniles who
"stood up" the Lucknow' Club
,a couple- of times this season,
have - been suspended ,by .the
W,O.A.A.' The suspension', holds
till, .the Palmerston .Club
teen-lIt55, toi
ekperises incurred for gaine
which hadto be called Oft when'
the visitors di4n't ShoW up," arid
didn't advise Lucknow they.
.wouldn't be lere until shortli be-
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foore game , time,
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