The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-01-11, Page 8•
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SPORT...:
I LEY WIN 5-3 MONDAY,
BANTAMS 'GIVE GOOD SHOW '
•LucknoW Bantam team ' was
edged 5•:3 by the Ripley .boys
in the. local arena on Monday:
night in a real: thriller that had
the'., fans on the edge .of their
'seats during the third period.
LucknoW had previously beaten
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the Huron crew 74 in Ripley.
.The first two ,periods. were'
ids
slow, and scrambly; but the k
really ``turned it on" in the third.:
Starting; the 'last;- Period the .score.
• was. 2-1 for I uckrow. , Midway
'the tune had ' ,changed to '4=2 „"for
Ripley.' :•got close. with.
five minutes to play, :when the
score was 4-3, but Ripley add
an .insurance 'marker near th
, end ' to mare the final score 5-3.
•G-oa1 '•scorers for Ripley were
Doug Courtney and Dave Mac-
Kenzie; Bill Scott and: Dave Fer-
guson one ,early. Paul Henderson
'THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
I now were
at first but came'I;
, slon r
through, with. the scoring in the
• • latter part Too point getters for
'the local 'team were Jim Pedersen
• and Doug Stanley with 13 each,
The Lucknow line-up included
guard s, Art Howald; Donald
Johnstone; centre, Jim. Pedersen;,
forwards, Gerald. Murray,' Doug
Stanley; subs, Bill Marshall, Jim
Bannerman, Alvin Hodgins, 'Fras
er Ashton, Doug Schmid, George
Hackett, Jim West, • '
' • Seniors. Lose •
The senior team, suffered their 4.
second setback ` of the,• season, loses .
ing to Winghaim 3242: The score.
is a credit to the boys consider- i
ing it is their first year : in an,'
organized • group, Because:of the.
preceding' junior`' game,' the sen-
ion, 'tilt was late .in starting 'and
finishing, High .scorers for Luck-'
now were Carmen ' Nixon and
til •Couse. The. line -um in•clucl
ed Ken MacNay,PaulLCouse, Car-
men Nixon,: George, • Richards,
Jim Pedersen,, Ben Moulton, Ian
with •two and Frau . Ashton with ,Marshall, J91111'H
Arnold rtford.• elm; Jim Reed,'
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• one were` the marksmen for � �',` •
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* •.'UMBER TIPS
PEE -WENS LOSE FIRST
TWO GAMES TO WINGHA►M • The Pole Cats gained sole pos-
• session :of • first place as'• they.
Albert .Chin's Pee -Weer lost coasted to 'a 4 point victory 'over.'
,their first two, games_ of the seas-; the stalled Zebras. Lois .McIntosh r
r�>�•.Ki -676 plus 120 'for
696'was
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and 1-0: ` high ' Pole Cat whe°'"%o�tralV
In Winghamn: last Friday night was• 670' plus 66,for 736 was best!
they lost the :7-1' ganie. Ross For- for . the • .losers.
ster scored.' . the' Ione Lucknow,.
The Tigers'•luck changed for
goal:: In:: Lucknow on Monday the better as they downed the
night, . playing, the' first . half of, Coons for 3 :.points. Dick Abel '
a: dole -header, the locals held set a new high single record •'of
• Winpham to one goal, while they 334 as. he led the' Tigers with 'a
law • tto -score ' 708 .. total: .Charlie Short's • 625.
BROOM AIE I.. WAS POPULAR,
BELFAST WINS ' 5-0 •
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total ' was: )best* for :the Coons
whose .luck :has.: yet : to change.
The Squirrels took .on the Go-
phers and 'came..out..on the win-
• .room -Bal' got off to a+ iiy_ nuig� end of a• 3.1 score as Frec'k
` ing' start: in the arena lastF�ri Button led: the '.way, with •a , total
day. night` ivhen`'Belfast•. defeated, of''649::Clarence Greer's 616 plus
Lucknow0. 5 - The :evening saw 66 : for 682` was best:for the, losers,
`ut of fans who' 'got 'Anna Johnstone with : a 643.
° a good total led . the Chipmunks to a. 4
..a good. 'few laughs ''•out :of the .point win over;the short-handed;
game. Goal. `.scorers for Belrfast
'were •Bob'Lyons H 2; 'Harvey Kii Lions. Fred .Young's 633 total :was
Patrick;arold Cook and 'Donald 1 best' •for the Lions: ; .
ckett one each.
1 The Kangaroos, "stole" .4 points
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"Gimes Frida•�► - • i froth. the 'Beavers' on', some• fine
Adouble-header will be feat- lOth� frame . bowling by'' Lois
ured
l:`rida�
' � • when Luekrovir, Crowston, Larry.'Salkeld and Al-'
this �
Firemen will play ..I4;intaii, • .and
an . Barger. For the victors . it *as•
knowVillage
Luc'will tangle.with a team effort with 518 as' the flat.
' u time `8. .m.. average and P X550 the' highest flat
South Snloss. Gamescore. Punch MacDonald'with 567,
HIGH SC#i00L� BASSETS
ALh plus 63 :for 630. was highest. for.
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the Beavers who also showed a
• • •p well balanced teen.
Luckrivw � senior and junior.
boys each played
a basketball —The, Wolverines took 2 .games
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aide with Wiiigharn last Friday f romthe: Cubs but dost the extra
g byonl '2 pins. .Jack Ban.
afternoon in the school gym. The Point : , Y:'''
seniors were defeated •32-22 while misters 612 plus 33 for 645 was
the juniors were victorious 33-17 best ' for the,, Wolverines . while
over •the Wingham. squad. Dick Park scored :best ''for the
juniors' First Game Cubs team -effort." '.
It was the Juniors first game The raid -season ,totals 'will .be
in organized basketball acid they ready for next week's . report.
started in. fine fashion ' with. the /. • Team Standing:'
16=point margin ' ini'victory. Luck- . . Pole Cats '36,, Cubs , 35, Kan-
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'PHONE 119
Values 'Effective .January 1 Z ,13, °1.
ee' Joe. E;. • Brown at .The . Playhouse This ' Week. -end:
'garoos 32; Squirrels 31, Gophers ARENAS HAVING HARD JOB
29, ::Zebras 27, ; Chipmunks 26, KEEPING OUT ' OF THE RED
Wolverines 23, Lions 20, Tigers •
19, Beavers 17, Coons` 16.. Hockey, .rhich,: has . grown . to
BROOM BALL RULES
be . "big, 'business" in most cen-
tres, is generally' having, a, rough
tithe. of . it, With attendance ., at
The followin g • rules of broom games •seemcasesingly. on ,the decline
most
ball. '• have been' • •sent to Art. . • • • � � •. •
Breckles, • courtesy of the Exeter This will further • aggrevate'
Community, Centre Board: the '.problem' of•.'trying. to keep.
Rules' and Regulations arenas out a the red: The gen-
• oral picture of artificial ice rinks
Equipment seems. 'to be an annual struggle
to' keep the deficit within.bounds..
'For that, . matter, the local `arena;'
eared with canvas bag and: taped: _ ' •
A. kn(�b of tape must also be :on with natural dice; can't k2ep• out..
of ,the red, 'and, there .. is general
.the handle' end. Any" protective satisfaction' here that :an' artific-
hockey equipment dray be `worn; rah ice project was never . at- ;
• BALL, a rubber. covered vol -tempted.
ley ball; Last 'week's Walkerton' Herald
NETS, hockey nets} may _ « be
a Tunes ,carried- a financial - state's
used; menti of ' the Walkerton hockey
TEAMS, consist'of 12-15 then, club and the.'Walkerton arena for;
would suggest 12, so .you Have the 1954-55 season: The County
a complete line utp:'change; , r
town h3sn t an • .intermediate
• STARTING LINE-UP, consists team this year. '
of , goalie,.2' defence - and;. 3 ': for- '
The report shoed 'the . gross
Wards, a' captain to be the `rep., take from 31: hockey games to
resentative of .the team; be 814,995 with . a net of $11,477,
FACE-OFF,'. .ball is placed .be- of ' which : the arena received
1ween 2 centre?nen's broor'ns.. $3,28.7 and the hockey: club'$8,190.
When whistle bltrws they fight ' ;
,r Total revenue of ;the arena
for • possession, . ,, a
• omourited• to .$8,365, with' an op -
playing Area . f crating• deficit .of -$987. Over and
Shall be the whole ice sur-:' above that there were, debenture
face: The Only •Markin on the,r
g>s� payments o: $'€,$22.50 and repairs
.co' to be' recognized by • referees ,.of :�w3,330.56 :for a: net deficit of
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BROOM, :must, be . cut off up
to 'the binding and taped or coy.,
LUCKNOW'
GIRLS' GROUP MEETS
The Daughters of the Kairshea.
met on 'Saturday, evening, Jan
nary" 7th, at the home of Johanna
DeJong. ,'The meeting opened
with the' 4-H pledge and the_ r,.oll
call, was answered by eight girls.
The leaders helped the girls to.
starttheir chair. pads. and help-
ed ,those'.who :are making Iced.
spreads: At the close of the meet.
ing...a' dainty: ,lunch. was •.served'
by the. hostess.
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Man ' to wife, :on, motor trip: ;.
"Mind nagging.nie 'a .little? °•1'm
starting to .fall asleep". '
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If . you :are .in good health, a
Canadian citizen. or British sub-
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CANADIAN ARMY
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and players are. goal crease and: more than. 'S12,000, . th
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hockey. The - red line, centre line
to 'be the only tilace. an :offside ;
infraction willbe . recognized. as:` BREAKER; OF 4�I1iINTITE"SOLE
in 'hockey; .._: AT •OXFORD
L TER; ED.
.Plaing' Rules
:Adapted •mostly" from :Lest 'Week we, carried a story,
Penalties of Alex Maclntyre having,. ob-
1.. Kicking.' the ball or'battrng' taine;i his Bachelor . of Medicine
it v,'itn :a" nes---2 minutes; .(hall degree at Orford . upon cornplet
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part of the bid : •Trtrirmary.
tIckI-g,..-rnny.. broo: --- - :; ,'e then ; -e were -interested -
above the shoulders is considered', to r wed Irl a-sv r is rnagazine that
• higl-ck:ng• 2 n'::r,ut'es; g, hoger Baffin ::ter, the first run-.
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