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IlAdf 'SIX. .
A.
SEPDXS TOOK. AI . EDGE'•
IN SERIES' ONDAY'` •
pLucknoW. •
!.Within, one
series when
may 4,2 on
Sepoy elle, It ran
3' ` and 1 for *the •Se
poys ,battled, to
ame of taking the,
hey frimn ed -Mid-
day '.night in
e count '.o
this:
THE : wUCKNOW .. $14•17I1'14 LUCKNOW, ON'41iT0
JUVENILES ARE ONE -UP-
IN SEMI-FINAL SERIES
Lucknow Juveniles. wentone
up in the W.Q.A.A. .`"D" segncii_
finals by,. edging Mildmay on
Monday nightby a 4-2 score. The
'second: game will .be played in
.Mildmay .tonight. • -
best of seven series,- 4 ich, was ; Three .of, Lucknaw'& four goals:
resumed' last; night "(Wednesday)' came' from battling for possession
1V.ildfiay and would• be ended of the. puck ,around the net and
by another :Luckntrw win, ° the other on. a neat -passing play:
;., In ;the Sepoys'� three, victories Red line, breaks didn't. -figure in
....they..have doblecd the score Peach the •Scoring and .convinces this,
.
time -8 4,: 6'-3` 'and ;4-2. The pne: ;observer, ; stall : ;further' that this
coon, ' *. red :''line : "parking"' ; frequently
cOstS 'a : team more'..goals than ° it
gets. for;. them: •' •Y ;
After a 'scoreless ,first . period
Don Thompson sent Lucknow 'in-
to the lead. at the three-minute
mark: 1Vforley Chin' put them two
thtiy lest v+tas. by. ,h 5 2 count,.
• Li ekri.civ :: vas - without', Jack,
ld' on Monde • who had:, a
Go1.
u �.
bad . wrist, and who: has 'been.
playing %steady hockey . in' this
series. Toby Greer 'wasn't in
uniform either and to :fill the
GEORGE' CHIN TOP :S„CORE;R'
ON .. CHATHAM TEAM
We received .a letter a few days
ago.. from Chatham from Mac..
•Graham. Re enclosed, ;a couple of
write-ups ;.from •The .Chathann
Daily News ,of recent hockey
games at Chatham in which Geo.
Chin. starred. *
• Marc made this !comment:* "Saw'
the' game last week, thanks to
George, and it was good. He sure.
is.. ,giving a real how and the
fans surely go for it. George is:
really proud of Lucknow and ;that
is well• known in sport' circles.
dOwh here The town. and his
hockey tutors :can .certainly be
proud of -him":
As.; i , generally- ,k�now.nl, here,
s .
George is;.playirg with 'Chatham
in,: :the: Intei°national' Amalel`r
e Lea ue and his team-. is
certain, of .a playoff •:spot:,
•One'of the clippings which Mac
Sent ' us reported ,a 5-2 victory by,
Chatham, over. Windsor ' Ryan-
eretes, .and referred to George, as
breach, Chuck Webster brought up before the eriod ;•ended. ,,follows; ' "George •-Chin, 19
-yeas
;Morley Chin and Jim 'MacMillan . ,S:chmidt gaveildmay.new.life old ,Chinese 'lad an,d' the ,club's
up from the juvenile ranks. , I at six minutes in'the third, M ac- leading, scorer, potted. what prop
• Luel now went into -the- lead -on .. Millan_ and. • . Hodgins.., stretch ed, ,to be the winning goal
practically L knovv's .lead. to' 4-1' . by the ,
a goal. by ,Alb• Chia?,, p .. y we .. . _. . 13-xnincite mark of the .,middle:
e
g.
f on the first ',face=off, and .nevem three-quarter'; mark.' .1 Out Mild session".
trailed' .throughout Other .goal.. may Wasn't beaten: 'A,t 17 min-• The other clipping had to do
..getters ',.for Luck n ow were,
Vaughan; Middlemiss and Mc,_
Caffrey: , ."
. . First Period.' ..
i— T ticl of , A. -Cha.
1
2--Lucknow, -Vaughan (1VIcLel-
land) .16.46 . '
3 ---Mildmay, Joe. Weiler (Borho)
k�en:alties-Hall, J : Kunkel. 2,
hack=Kumke`1, : B'orho
Second : Period
�uckno?w,•Ntiddleiniss
(Vaughan):.6.45,
Lucknoiv, McCaffrey. (13a1:17 •
17....20 • tre Lane
Utes. Lane, made it •4-2 and Mild-
may . dressed from then 'in, with.
Lucknow -paying. too little at=
tention to: their :checks, who .came
•.le os, more' than_ once during the:
final minutes ,T.
' The: year's biggegt turnout of
fans .'fora juvenile ;game_ was: on
hand for this �battle.ahcl'got their..
money's ,worth- in'speed. and
THURSDAYt MARCH 2nd, 1950; '
U w
with' a 4-0 win, which Chatham.
chalked up , over • Detroit' Auto
Club, with George scoring two,of
the' four goals, The News Said:
•orge Chin who had been
threateninga11. throng rth-tsv
test scored -near the end of ,the'
second period.": "f,`Chin ;scored
his second goal' in the third after
•Lecker'•had thrown: the puck' intb1,
NOW CONTRACTING 150 CROI'.
1
PREMIUM PRICE:—more, dollars pe'r acre.
DELIVERY:—(a)- Immediately after harvest.'-
• (b) Later delivery with allowance f`or
storage, , •
SEED SUPPLIED;—Treated pedigreed seed: suppiiecl
from -rust resistant varieties of
proven adaptability- to this, area,
•
DE
OATS 'ARE YOUR MOST`DEPENDABLE
PENDAB Lh
SPRING GRAIN:
(a) Will; -o gty eld barley two 'to one.,
(b).',Eiardy and adaptable. to ,all soils.`
,(c)''Roduce: harvest problems
• (1) Easy,: to comhine..
( Less :shattering?
(3)pr
Lori "..eriod to barye§t , f '
' ge r•
(4).':ess risk•'througb ..tough grain
PLAN' ,SAFE ' -. PLANT UA.TS.
NOTE • Aho contracting . Red Kidney °'Beans.
�xa
• Chatham On:t .
' IN'.LUJCKNOW-GEO. ET-4LI:.OTT,:, Phone 1544 -
pink
action. These lads. have had tittle' position,,..•from' 'where the Luck;.
chance to . practise:; and 'if they now bo.y' made:. no mistake.
'Gan: continue their winning ways.
should . show improvement on.• -
every •ampearai ce ' SWAMP KINGS TOOK 3-0
Mildrrnay goal, Devilin def. •, : WIN • FROM HILL 'SILLIES
•` Vollick `en '
UALITX ',FARM . EQUIPMENT
Sales and Service
Mie�Caffre Book., McAlpine, '
e" altics .., Y' Wings Habernciihl,;;. Schauchiten.
berg; alt., . ' Schmaltz; Kraemor;.
g� .
Koenig, Kraeplin, C u l l i t o n,
Schmidt.
Lucknow: goal; McKay; def.,
Gibson, ;Lauber; centre, 1VLac1VIi1-
emirs, Leisemer:•
Third ::Period
1 '1„. ildm�ay;'-Liesemer .18 20
,s Penalty=• -Book,
• . lan, • wings, Chin, Thompson, alt,
SEPOYS WON SECOND,'LOST.' Blue, • Wellwood, :Irwin,. �'Kilpat-
THIRD ;OF..'1VIILDIVIAY SER/ES trick, Hodgins,.• Rose, Kempton,
• HOWald.:
When the.Lucknow Sepoys took Referee—Brent, Wingham,
the second game of. the playdawn First Period`
•
•
Vs
Unalble to, arrange any W.O.A:A.,,
league g:ames,-: the: toc:al Pee • Wee, s-.
..
re�s�4.rted..to a, " town�7.ea�;gue"
ture :. last` Saturday morning. :in.
order to •get some ice action The
gairne ,resulted in a' 34 -.-Win ..
the "S,warnp Kings." over ."The
Hill Billies"
The Pee. Nees .are now.:decked
out`, in•nehv maroon •sweater,s, with
"Flax Flyers":, insccribed .in wii.te
letters. 'The...sweaters were pro-
'vided by the, `firm:. `of Anderson
res,
OS".
ing . Machines
Gilson Refrigerators ,and Washers
oo s Combination Frigidaire and Freezers,'
V d �
Griiders, etc.
:...ture.-lak...battling,right: back into.
•. hiint .on Friday riight with a
1,40cncovv. .3:v oh the, opiener
...Mildmay.84, and continued their
nesdaSt night 'With,. a' 6-3 ViCtory,
-to provide !ageod game of hockey,
...Pridlay. night, back
in. Mildmay,.: Charlie Webster's
pueksters were Of ,..colo,r and
their merits, and served notice
'that they certainly: weren't
counted 4out yet.' •
First Perio4
*No PenaltY,
--Lucknow, Vaughan (Middle-
• Penalties McLellahd.. Book,
, Second Period .
1,—LuCknow, 'Thompson 3.00
Penalties—V011ick, Gibson.,
•
4-H.Lucknow,: MacMillan' (Chin,
• Thompson) 7.22
5LucknOw,,Hodgins 14.30
•
JU,VENILES WON FIRST .
ROUND: IN .rvvp'sntAwarr.
Luckriow Legion .JuVeniles *Wen
the first round of the..W.0:A.sk
Straight games; , They Won; the
first gaMe. at' horne -15 to 4, and
practically repeated the .clOse ,in,
Allenford last WedneSday: night
with a416-5 viatory.
The win Sent' -Ken Cameron's
• boys into.the second round 'of. the
Last; Wednesday. night 'the: fi;nst
line' Was clicking nicely to bag 13,
Donald Thompson led •the Parade
with 5 'each; `with •Iirp MacMillan
getting three.. Single. 5oais were
.scoyed b,y Elwood Irwin,, Blue and
(Additional Sport on Page 7)
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r lost out to. Atwond in the ,cham-
pionihip series for the "D' tro-.1
for the League „silverware in the
•
Kindardine, When they' drop-
ped a 7-3 verdict to tne Ripley;
fRe amen w.ho took "the .series in
tWo Straight, .The Kubs Were
Short handed for rough and'
tumble 'battle that .saw Ripley
.players draw both' Major arid
iniSconduct penalties,
Don Bushell got two and Rar-
For Aipley; Harris 'and: Needham
tu and Mcteod getting .single-;
•
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,te.t.tetables',“ not one prson' in' one hundred
knOws is margarine.
You won't believe 41(.4 gbOd it is until 'tott
taste it,
Try it once, and we ate confident you will
NEW- MARGENE kte colouted far table use in three
'tninu.les• Directions are given in every packcige.