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AGE SIX .
• - SEPOY,S. ROUTED WALTQN
TO END SERIES PRONTO
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Luckno e oys n She off
Walton. on Saturday night in
$eaforth by a pushover score of
25 tO 6. Lucknow won the first
• one in Kincardine, 20-2, and the
two -game rOute quickly termin7
latecl the Series that was origin-
. 4, ••ally slated' for a :best 3 -in -5.
The Sepoys Will now stand-by
• 'for the serm4inals or finalsin
the,W;O-A.A. "B"• series,' • •
• Playdowns ark,still' in progress
" 7 in this ,series; Miklanay has ousted
-Medford and Lucan end, Zurich
• are plaking. There is talk .of Luck -
now joining the winners of these,
`•,. • two- 'playoffs in _,a round robin
-•series :for•• the ,groUp title, but.
nothing is definite as this is
!written.'
In • Satitr•clay !night's garne ,the
,Sepoys had another scoring field
day, withevery player in on the
sboring but Albert Chin. Ab pot-
; ted• three ,goals but all of Ahem
. • were balled back on offsides.,
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JUVENILES WIN •
• W.O.A..A. "D" TROPHY
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LiiektiOAT Legion Juveniles are
"b" champions Of the W.O.A:A.
• and are now slated to !meet Bol-
• ton in the. 0.M1I.A. finals for the
Ontario "D" championship. Wea-
• ther . permitting. the '.first •game
• will be played in • Lucknow 'on
Saturday'night. _ .
Lucknow won the W,O.A:A.
crown • by nudging. Paisley. 18-15
in a two -game series; goals.' to
• count Lila -new., the first
!game 'on home ice Friday •night
. by a score. of 104 and! back' in
Paisley on Saturday. night .were
cn th'e short. end of a9-8, score,.
but with. a 37gdal edge.. on the
round. ‘, _ •,•• •
Idle for about three weeks, and
• with no weather ite,•••permit,prac-
tising, the locals weren't iiircon-
dition for this ..crucial series and
. weren't clicking as they 'did earl-
ier in the season. •• ;,..-
' • • Friday's Game . •
At home on Friday night Luck -
now took an early lead, which
wasn't 'threatened '•until. the start:
• of the third when Paisley ran in
'two' quick goals to pull '.crose.
:Lucknow finished strong itia give
• them a 4 -goal edge, 'For• Luck
now: Thompson bagged 4, Chin
3; Joe Ilowald and Al IrWin
• .Duddle and Campbell , got three
each for Paisley.
'First 'Period '
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1—Lucknow Thompson (Irwin)
2—Lucknow, Chin 420 •• •
. '3—Luc:know, J. • Howald
erson) 1740 ••• " ; •'•
4—Paisley,' Campbell (Wright-
son) 1940... ' •
• •.• Penalties: Ralston,
— • - Second Period
1 . —Paisley, Campbell .4.27 • • ,
6r--Lucknow, 4:1.110 -wild 545..
1—Lucknow, 'Thompson (Irwin)
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• 8. -Paisley, Duddle 13.50 •
9-7-Lucknowi Thompson
Penalty: A. Irwin. •
Third. Period •
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"40—Paisley, Duddle (Campbell)
• 11—Taisle3r, •Campbell • (Wright
' • . son) 2.00 ,
12--Lucknow, Chin 6.05
13J--Lucknow, iChiri- TAO •
14---Lucknow, A. ItY.rin -17.50'. •
' ' 16—Lucknow, Thompson (E.
• win) 18.20• ' • •
'• 16—Paisle, Duddle (Teasdale)
• • .19.15 • '
. 'Penalty: WrighitsOn.
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LUCKNOW SENTIPTE4 tatICKNOW0OARQ
• Qvertime Stragy
• In Paisley; Luckn w's lead Was
• quiCkly whittled down, with' the
• hOmesters 'holding a 54 lead at
7the; end of ithe'first Period. There
Was no: score •in ithe second, and
• in the third,: the Paisley boys,
spurred. 'by a rink ,full Of fans,
went ' into a brief lead on.the
round with only eight minutes to
go. LuOknow got it back' before
the ,final gong, .when, the score
stood. 8-4 for Paisley and 14 -all.
on the round. In the overtime
LuelcnoW' came to life „and, ,slap -
Ped hone 4 goals to Paisley's I,
Donald Thornpson again led the
Lucknow•tattack with three goals;
Singletons . going , ,to Al :Irwin,
• Donald:SteWart; Wiley ,
,Harold l-lowald' and Geotge.'
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And-
erson.• '
• Lucknow:- goal, Whitby; • def,
Gibson, Rose; 'centre, ,E. Irwin;
wings, Chin, ThorriPtori; alt„. H,
Howald, Stewart, A. Irwin, John-
ston, Anderson, J: Howald, Mac-.
Intyre. • • •9'
• Paisley: goal, GibSon, defense,
• Theaker, Rolston; Centre Camp-
bell; wings, Arnistrong,-,Duddle;
• 'alit„ Daniel,.-Spang,, • McAngus,
N els on Teasdale, Wrightson
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BANTAMS IN FINALS.
• POR ONTARIO TITLE •
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Lucknow Bantams are- in' the
finals for the Ontario Minor Hoc -
'key ASSociation 'title, in the "D"
Series: This classy •• little • team
earned the: right- for ' a chance at
the •Ontario title • by decisively
•trimming' Plattsville 18 to 9 in
the two game serni•-final :series,
goals to COunt.'
Lucknow wori game.
• here last Thursday. night by •a•
score of 613 .and' went •back to'
• Plattsville on-. Satiird,ay 9 night,
feeling they had a' job. on•• their
hands to hold 'the' lead. But true.
to form , the,: local kids played
their 'best away from home and
• proVed, • t he i r Superiority ;by
chalking up a 12 to 6 victory: •
LticknoW *on 'gratip.
honorS in competition with teama:
of 'higher . classification. They
ousted Teeswa.tet'in the W,O.AA.
finals and :then /net Plattsville in
the .Q.M.H.A.: Semi4inals.
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. Now' they talc, Sobcaygeon
fOr; the; Ontario " crown: Bob-
caygeon , is about .20 miles 'froth
Lindsay in the' Peterborough dis-.
•teicit. The first game was played
in Wingham last night and^Luck-
now' plays the return game Sat-.
• urday -night. in. Bobcaygeon pr
Lindsay, depending on weather.
conditions. •• '
:On Thuisday' night Jack.. Chin'
scored 2,- Charlie. Chin 2 and Ken-
neth Hodgkinson" L Kenny. Mac -
Nay, ..hard,shooting defenseman,
'rasused spdringly in_Ahis_garne
as he Wsjust •getting, over , the
'flu. • • .
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• For."Saturday night's • game • in
Plattsville; the lads were at full,
strength and in top form rthOr
salted the series away in the lst
Period with four goals .before
•Platitsville found the. net, 'Ron
Graham scoring twice in 20. sec-
onds. In less than a minute in
the dying moments of the ;pine,
the _first line,ran in three quick-
en:than-a-Wink • goals, • as , the
Plattsville • ;boys gave uts:,.the
.Marksmen on• '5aturday flight
were jack Chin 4,Cha. Chin ,3,4
'Eon ',Graham' 3, Al Baker and
'Steve ‘Carnegie one apiece. ,Sar-'
• aras was the, big threat for Platts-
ville with 3 goals. • ,
• . Saturday's. ' $1111444147
Firs Period •. •
• 1:---Vk
ucnow„ a ,Chin (C. Chin)'
4.25 ,
2-Lucknow! C. Chin, 6.47
3-.Lucknow, . Graham (McNay)
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• 4-2-Lucknow,. Graham 13.00
ggerde 18.05
Second Period
6—Lucknew, J., Chin .(MacNay)
7.35 _'•• -
7,—Lucknow; Baker 10.27
8—Plsttsville„ Simpson 16.50 •
9 •Plattsville, Sararas 18.65
Third Period ' •
10—Plattsville,'•Sataras 2,23 •
11Luolcnow, Rods.lcinatin 5.14
12—Luckriow, J. IChin. 608•
13—Plattsville, Fried 8.45
14414:ifOknow,'•Carnegie (Baker)
•SargraS
16—Liicknow! C., Chin (j,"Chiri,
• HOdgkingon) 17.18 ' • .
"1.7,Lucknow;•C. Chin 17.30
li1LucknoW.;•J:,•Cliin (C. Chin,
• Hddgkinson). '18.05 • •
Lucknow: goal, Gordon Fisher;
defense, Kenneth. McNay, Kent
Hedley; • centre, Jack Chin; wings,:
Kenneth Hodgkinson, Chas: Chin;
alti Ronald •,G.rahath„' Steve Car-
negie, 'Alvin Baker, Bob Mow-
bray, Ernie Gibson, .Barty Hack
• ett, 'Rciy Emberlin, . Floyd John-
ston• ;and IvanMcQuillin. •
Reed took -the team and
.few fans to Plattsville 'by 'biis.• •
KUBS GROUP • CHAMPS, •
•• Cin1oss Khs made iti3 straight
over. Culcoas Bears to top ,group
honors and qualify for the In-
termediate `iC" playclOwns in the
.,.The Kubs met Poole
last 'night in, Kincardine in: the
first, round of the playdoWns,
110, GOALS. BAGGED. LAST
WEEK BY 3 LOCAL, TEAMS
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Lucknow i4teams have
'hung up itw� W.O.Adi.. trophies:
to date this season. and ' the. Se-
•poys are gunning to retain he
Interinediate..`13" !clriarnpionship.
'• Alt.:three teams, ,deep in the
trophy hiinit,! hung. U'D the
iieve-ittror-not" record last week•.
of • scoring a total 'of 112 goals. '
f: the Bantams ' ' Played four
*garries last week, two With Tees -
water and two with PIattsville,
scoring 39 gOals in' the 4 games,,
The 'Juveniles •played three games
.,--one with Lucan and two with
Paisleyfor a : total •of 28 gOals
and the Sepoys' scored 45 goals
in two games with Walton.
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You've got to read the district
• weeklies to know what's going on
at home! The Chesley Enterprise
"reports the report" that Luck -
now has offered George Zuk $150
•a -week to • pitch 'for them 'this
Summer. Better dream up andther
o,ne,.„_Clay,t, we're not interested. I
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In order to wipe Off the $1,500
aeficit of the Port Elgin Softball
'Club, plans -Tare •being—rnadeAo-
tell Shares in the' 'floodlighting
system. Importing. of highly paid
players, and fairing to snake the
playoffs, is hiankly admitted as
the, \cause •of Port Elgin's' • fin-
ancial plight. . • •
An Important Message for Parents
Teaching your ,•• children •the
"Economic Facts of • Life". now
.Will save them •much suffering
later on, 'toted -author
Evelyn 13arkins. Too many par -
eras. ,negledt, to teach children
how to live on. a budget. Read
"Teaching Your Child How • To
Spend",
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