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LucknoW Ju,veniles defeatedl
WIN gxitanTION TILT .
the Kiridarclil:le* J3.130:5 11-6 in the
local arena on Tueiday night in
ari exhibition confest. In a post.
gatne broom ball math Garnet
lieriderSon'S' Crew beat Clayton
Alton,'s 'gang' 3-1.
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TO, BILLET ENTIIIE TEAM
During Easter Week 'of ' last
year the entire 16 -member team
ef North Bay. stayed at the God-,
erich •horne iiiid71VIts. Wed.
Price for Young Canada' Week.'
• MrS, Pr „arr '
anged lodging for
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ULIC.K.,140w SENTINEL,
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them at her .liorne during their
stay in Goclerich. This was in ap-
preelatiOn for the hospitality
shown by North Bay to her 'son,
Jack, while he trained •M that
city_ .with ,the Chitago, Black
Hawks. hen... the •N•orth. Bay
entry se its entry' in again for
the for corning Young Canada
Week, e request was made that
it 'agin. be billeted at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Pie, Tina re-
quest ha been granted with en-
rthusiasm. • -
. is the ;'foktner Jean
johnston,•of .LucknOw.
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WEDNESDAY, .1y1AHCH. 9, 1955
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MILT SCHMIDT. Drop First G4iiit, Of
BANTAMS MEET
'• *Th. e Lticknow Bantam Hockey 1
Titan°. Fin4 s to Broo
Club ended their season on Sat- •
urclay - when they ''took a mcist
exciting and enjOYablg trip to
Toronto to .see the Boston -Tor-
onto Saturady night game„ The
team, numbering about 15, and
.their drivers,' •Harold Greer;
Lloyd Aihton and Bob 1V1ae1en-
zie, left 1.4ticknoiv about the, noon
hour,. , •
TYPon arrivingin TorantO -they
were , taken to the Royal 'York
'Hotel ,'where 4,`Toby"', Made.. the
,betyS" acqUainted ,w i th- -Milt
SChrnidt Of the Boston'. Bruins.
Milt •spoke .a few • words to the
team and signed some autograPhs'
for the boys. Despite a rnom-
entary'ShOttagi... of pencils and
paper the lads managed to se -,-
cure the 'signatures of "Sugar"
Jim Her.try; Eddie Shore, Hal
•Layeoe, Hugh Bolton and others,
A trip on lhe....subway• to the
end' cif the. line and' back proved
most exciting in the front car -
so exciting that two or three of
the boys .forgict to get offwith
the' rest Of the teahi.. ,
. Jrhe day. was clime.xed :by. the
chauffeurs treating them to the
,Leaf -Bruin 2-2 contest at night
The gang arriVecl lionne about 3
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WIT FE,OpitTILE • 2
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and:. get...thesame results
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of the 0.M.H.A. had ordered a
Bantam winner to play Saturday
against Alyinston. And $o, an-
other jam,
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- It was hinted to 1.1ticknow by
officialclofn .that they wouldn't
stand .a chance against MilitimaY
'and • it would be •conVe.ni-e-ri't-fo-f-
eVerYo'ne if they dropped out.,
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The.reeult of the affair
IVIlldroay played' three game S in
fowl nights ,to cover the lolund-
er..,They beat, Alvinston on •Sat-
urday 10-5.
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Lneknow LegiOnJLIsPeflhles
are two goals down in the hoine„
and home series, with Broolain
for the, 0.M,H.A. Juvenile' ••'`V'
•charn,Pionship. Despite thirdlief-
riOd pressure • thefiroOklin. team
Were able to hold the locals and
Win the first :game 5-3 in the
titicithow--- arena,. , On -Saturday
night, • , ' . •
:•Ac-orcling ;to the ,I,.4,11verton
,Sun another hocke,7 'muddle has
devels,pecl In the W,O.A.A. as. a
result of a protvst lodged by- the
Winghain • Bantan:s ;and "2-whicn
was 'allowed by the Association.
The protest was over the. ref-
eree's' deCision in awarding a gOat
to Milverto'n in th.- game When
a. Wingharn player, threw • his
stick• -when one, of the ,Milverton,
players was'aboutto shoot 'the
nuck in the Open net. .Notwith,-•
MILDMAY OUST
BANTAM TEAM -
Mildrnay "Little Monarchs" are
the new .W.OA.A; 1.3antain PD"
.chainpions. They defeated the
Lucknow •boys 7-4 here last.Wed-
nesday ,and Won again Friday.on
their home ice ',5-2. This gave'
thern the total -goal round 12-6. •
. 7-4. Victory • . ,
Conditiori was. the' factor that
eaUsecl the local tarn:- to bow out
thi7glidynay sqUad7W-ith
•inolith• 'layoff before the Playoff
Series the local., kids were not ;in
.their former Stride in the; two
gimes. . ,
. The local team kept pace with
the Visitors until •the. end, Of the
second,' -period when the .score
wa.s 5-4 •for lVfildiriay_In the 3rd•
two quick -goals were scored to
give therri their 3 -goal rnargin,
' 'first Period •
3.mi1dffriay, Weber (Dave Lob-.
,.. singer) 6.04
2-Lucknow,...Howaid (Peder-
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sea) 12.97 °
3.: --Mildmay, Dave Lobsinger
(Ken Lobsinger) 12.53
• 'Second Period'.
..4-Lucknow, Chin • (Howald)
6.30 ,
'• 5-Mik,dmay; Dave Lobsinger
(Bob.#Lobsinger)' 9.12 .
&LLucknOw, Pedersen. (Chin).
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Lobsing-.
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3-* (Dong Lob7
sirige,r): 17.00 ••'
9.;--LLUcknow, Chin :19.04
:penalty: Bob Lobsinger
ird Period
41)--M-ildinay,„.. MacLean • (Dave-
• Lobsinger), 9.00 '
11.--14i1dma3', Bob Lobsinger
'(IVIticI..ean) 16.22 •
Penalties:Pedersen, MacLean:
Eliminate Lucknoiv'.
BaOlc".in
LucknOw again couldn't keep
pace . With the 'artificial 'ice
crew". Lucknow were leading
2-1 dt the end •�f the seccincl per-
iod but the last frame •ProVed
clisastrou4. as *the, home teamscored '4 gOals.- • '
Goal scorer'for Lucknow were
• Allan Chin, and. Jitti Pedersen. ••
,Lucknow: JerfY MOW -
bray; '.def., Fraser Ashton, Bill
Robinson; centre, ..Allari" Chin;
:Tim pect2rse11, Art HOw-
aid: alt., Gary ' Ititehie, Thorn
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LucknoW took an early two_
goal lead on goals by Maaliiran
and • C. Chin' ,t-t-ut.-
fught back, to tie the score at•
2-2 at the end. of the first per- ,
iod. Brooklin :added • one in the
second' Without a reply -from the
homesters. , • .
the' •third '' period Charlie
Chin •Sci:?red his sedond marker'
of thei night with the 'visitors •
scoring twice to frnake • d 5-3
score. '
• .ltefere:es Pierce :'Kincardine,
and English of.•Winghant handed -
out only One penalty,.. to 'Vipond
.of ..Btooklin in the last period,
Lticknow did not' play their'
usual' brand of hockeyand 'lack-.
•ed the punch• and drive that. the -
was one i vtgitOrs -stk•W-ed.- Bro-oklin broke: .•
goal
ldinligp that verthMouiltthtoen
clisPuttdfast and tOok advantage .of poor
goal with • only •a• few .minutes 'to coverage. and weakness. 'n cleat4.
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the WOAA Ordered aver, ing the. Duck .from the ,Lucknow
ton tw playa, sudden death game
with. Wingham, which Milvertori.
.w(nt They are riow playing :off
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dnlThe line of J. Chin,C. Chin-
Staey' -w r e BrOokiin's big ,
threat.' In last period. they
bottled the 'Opposition, up .in their •
:end, out many.; tougli breaks pre-
vented theni IrOin• Scoring. The
Brooklin goal -tender . ,was. (nit-
Stan.ding when the •pressure was
on and "aS dosil aS a cuctirriber".• •
'Roy . • played a steady .
game''On the ..LucknoW 'defence.'
Despite'. water. On.. the • ice hi
the-jafte-rnaon, arena.:_ manager
.Art Bredkles and his : workers
had the ice in good condition .by
game tiine.• • •'' ••
The second and. final 'garne of
the' season will .be played in the
Port, Perry arena on. SaturclaY:
Brooklin: goal, Lightle; def„.
M. Jones, G. Jones; Cen.,' Gibson;
wings, Mel<ifiney, :Baldwin; alt.;
P. Tran, Pascoe, Grundy, Viii,Qhti,
MacDuff,'....Johnston,• Tran. •
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LucknoW: goal, Richards; clef,
Graharn,`MadNay;•• den., J. ChM,*
'wings, •' thin Starley•-''alt
Hedley,,Gibson,*Gardner, ,Couse, •
'.Baker, Mowbray, Ern berlin,
. First Period.
1.-.,ucknow,' MacMillan (Gra-
' ham) 4.45 ' • •
2,-:Lucknow; C. 'Chin 4.1.• Chin,
,Stariley). 12:25
3-7-Brooklin, P. Tran: (H: Tran)
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In The HighSciiooI Auditorium
•THURSDAY, MARCH.•14th.'
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• FRIDAy1.14A-g-cwii.th...
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• Band
-,40r.tuo4ncing. at Mb, .p.n.
and 4ie' Club Selections and. Gymnastics
l'eattiri•ng the. jpla •
'"THE MtRCHANT OF VENICE'zl
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With forest.' •
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Manager Pct.
e Lobsinger• of
the .Mildrnay donarchs refused:
to „ice a team in -Teeswa.ter a
week: ago • laSt Saturday night.
41.1is reason -Was. that .the sat ice
was not. fit to Play' On. UporCre!;•
ceivitig word '.of this, 41f. Lock-:.
.ately "threw out". the team th
fro
the league. At •a :later "Meeting,
the WI.O.A.A..exechtive reyersed
his decision and: handed doWri the
.foilowing ruling 41) A. $59 eairl
fine; (2) Mr. Lobsinger suspend-
ed, for one year; .(q) Teeswater
were to be. paid for costs M-
oira -ed.. A game in the 0.1V111:A.
iilayoffs betw-een .4Wainfleet .and•
LucknoW was played in the. local
arena on , the. night in question
on Very poor. ice. It Was r'nec-
esSity ..because •of. the Fong dis-
tance -travelled* 'to ,got here. it
seems though that two • team's, •-cs)
close as .Mildmay and Teeswater
ecitild have reached some agree- Yffi.lai?••
melt. NO doubt there . are faults
on both ,Sides.
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LEFT BE HIND ;
Lti cknow., -"the -
forgotten
• W.O.A.A.,. gave' a good •.ac -
'count. of theffiSelveS -in". the
•league• finals With. IVIilcimay
-even Without their. coach.:
- „In the rush. Ofgetting away
to .Mildmay" on Friday even,:
'frig, Coach "TOW"-Greer-Wa,s7--
, left •behind. Not until they -7:22 •: .
got to •th..4 Culross Village, 7,7•'..ticknowy C. 'Chin (Stan10)"
the 'drivers started chebking 1.33 '
with each Other, did they, 8......Brook1in; P. TOari.,i4Pasooe)
-••;--disdpver---that-LHarold,_.::_was L. 15,24,
' Still in Sepoyville . Penalty.; .-V4porid:',77:77:7' -
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Second Peri od
5-Brooklin, H. Trail, (pasCoe)
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44 Third Peled
6-Brooldin, Pascoe -(7.--T-ran
Collyer, Paul Henderson, •Bruce
jIalr 'Harry , Bob•
. Andr.ew, Marray Hun•ter,• Donald
Kirkland, • • :
Admission 50e
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I, -1t wz,..,c five weeks froe';
time :LuclmoiI.- 13'; oionm itis ,finisherl i•
• Th6ii• .•>ei-i'€.,,f4 until ty Triet 'Mild- I-
I..rnav in the finals, It seems that ' #a
with all: the. resigning and ap-;
4.1 , f)ointing in the .W.0../1/2.:A,the!,, 4..
.1,.., ,new exectitive had"no knoWledgel, - ?4.
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