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THE;. LUCKNOW .SENTINEL, LUCxNOW, 'ONTARIO
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• AYR JUVENILES ELIMINATE
LUCKNOW IN SEMI-FINALS.
By..scores. of 9-2 and 3-1: . Ayr
,Juveniles eliminated . Lucknow
juveniles• in• the' seriii-finals. for
the Ontario. • Minor • Hockey 'As-
sociation "D"""championship.: Ayr
has , won : the title two years in
• '';2+.. row •land 'are gunning for the
cup for a ,third time,
They have a • well • balanced,
well coached squad, which had
the :edge •in.:age, , ex�periei?�ce' and
. anditron' ovet. the Lucknow: boy's,
Brunt they'' didn't have !any, more'
fighting spirit than the Lucknow
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kids:: `It was a .:,goals" •to ...count
round,. and une auriited ,;by.:. a ' 7
j l « ea�d and,.. the. loss• of •: their.
1 ,
"• i ,ho
iace left winger, ;Morley';
=was clown. with .chicken pox; :the
Juvenile Sepoys 'pitched iri , here,
on Monday night and Ayr' Was.
.tiaz•d, pressed to win it..Luckrow
outplayed' the: visitors and with
alittle :luck.. and more ' polish
around the net, mould. •have; earn-
• :ed a 'win;
On Monday `ni=ght . Ayr.; netted
their' three ' goals' in the first
frame to 'salt'. the series Thomp--
son gat' Lucknow'' lone tally
from the. �ope i nig ;face-off in the
second arid frown • there in the
:game : waS scoreless
For , ,this ';game,, Don: Thompson;
who has=been,.p1aying::,ri,giit: wing
all season was mored over to,'.
• left wing to.take .Morley Chin's.
spp't. 'Elwood Irwin .was moved
up tb• the first line to, do a good
e'hin McRuer, Ayr's
jib :of �wlst g
ri threat', put their
biggest Scoring , ...
least' : aggresSive ` player. Clayton
Hodgins was in'bved .up freer' de-
fence to.',take ' Ir in'.s ;place and
Stewart.: was 'dressed and
Don,
took his• turn covering McRuer.,
First :Period
1 .-7A.yr, 'Becker` ,8.32
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Ayr; _V Ruer(yasiga) 17.42
'•Ayr, Buck (Einwechter), '19.04.
Penalty: Gibson:
Second, Period
4=Lucknow, Thomipson (McMi1-
• lar) :22
Penalties: Einweohter,' McRuer.
:Third; Period.' -
No score:
Penalties: 'Lauber ber -2,' • McRuer;:
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Irwin 2:
Referee. --B.. Young; Linesman, r
Westlake, Winghanr'.. _
Best Game In . Ayr' •• / PAISLEY-LUC.KNOW SERIES'
•IS THREE OUT . OF FIVE
• The' fastest, st ioothest 7 game of,. .
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$EPOYS TROUNCED PAISLEY
IN SEMI-FINALS OPENER
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Lucknow =Sepoys, • :a 'bit 'rusty
,from a ten-day flay-afaf, but none-
theless a battling squad, trounced
the ,Paisley Bluebirds. on 1VMonday'
night. in ,Paisley.. The. score •was
9-2,, and, both Paisley' goals .W.
of the gift variety. ' .
The Victory gets the Sepoys off
to a good start. in the. best', .of
five: sen i -final series for. the W.
O.: A. A. "B" title. •
' The S: e p o; y s' were -'sat full
Strength again 'for this tilt With
g a Gou 'd :a • �ain •ire 'action;
Greer arid l g ,
`.`Jack has„' had :his.,l7eft hand iii ;a.
cast, and.was' nursing' if carefully'
on .:Mond'a : With the Juveniles
..y.
out .' the 'Sepoys' will now have
'McMillan. cMiillan. and' Chin ,available,, .•lis
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they continue dawn the .playoff
trail in quest. of their third 'con-
secutive "B" championship:
Goal getters for Lucknow were
Greer 2, Vaughan 2, Wankel, Mc
Caffrey,•McLellarid, Gould,, Book.
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MILDMAY PROTEST
DIS'ALLQWED BY W O,A.A.
Mildmay Intermedia es, who
were eliminated 'by Luc now Se
pays 4''games to 1 in a Seven-
game series, last out also, in the
committee room•, when. =the W. O.,
A. A. Executive disallowed. Mild'-
may's protest.'' There ,was only
one'•dissenting :,vote.
Basis . of 'the protest.was over
Lucknow being eligible to use
Juvenile players, in the, playoffs.
. While Mildmay was not allowed
' to. Juvenile players are, permit-
ted to play three Intermediate
games, .before' .stepping either up
or .back. : •
During, • the season Mildmay's
"B•" .team played• in an "A" group,
as did.•�.
.Lucknow •How'ever,= iii the
:
•vLuckno!w t,Group,, 't h.:aSepoy'•s
games were.'regarded as..exhi}i-
•tion sga 'nes an d '.had' ono bearing,:
-win 'or, lose, on the.final standing
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• f the =.`A", .teams Mildmay's'
scheduled games did count and
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had a (bearing ton the final stand-
ing of .`the "A" teams in• their
'group.' Mildmay used their jUVT
enile players during the regular
schedule, end: having played their'
limit, were not. eligible : forthe
Paisley: Baal, Blue; def., Mc- :playoff series,' as they Were still
Gregor, Grant;, centre, Reeves; , playing• juvenile hockey,;•
wings, Seiler,• Rolston; •,alt:, Gra- The Lucknow ,games having
ham; Leitch, Pi'.ckard, Worthing-, ,been ;Played as..exhibition tilts did
ton, McArthur, Stark 1.. Reeves,
not affect the status of the L; uck:-
cuter. ^' ..
now • Juveniles Who 'still •;were
Lucknow: ,goal;
Ritchi`def., .eligible � ,to play': three Intermed=
Wankel,' Hall; centre, A:' .Chin; Taste' ,games and =continue. playing
Intermed -
wings; McCaffrey; Dah>rr'er; raft:., Juvenile.•
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Vaughan,-.Midcllerniss. =.l eLelland• ; here WarTai , it, so far
°Greer, ,G•ouid, Havens, Book.
First < Period' '' '
1 1Luckiiow, • Greer mouldy, 5.14
2—:Paisley, •:;Seiner ''7 07
• 3' Luckn'ow,, Wankel 7 57 .
• .4 L'ueknow,, Greer ;(Gauld);
14.58•:'
54-Lucknow, McCaffrey' (Chin).
16052 •
• :Penalty: Wankel.
..: Second' Period
6-44ucknow, McLelland
Vaughan)- 2 07
7--Lucknow V u han .315
Penalties: Gould, Wanke1, Seil-
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':Third, Period
87: -Paisley, Rolston 5, 47
9—Lucknow, Gould (Havens)
10.01' •
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10—Lucknow' Book 16.02 ;' '
11- Lucknow 'Vaughan ,(Gould)
19.15
'Penalties Hall, Worthington:
the; ' two *as played in. •Ayr on.
Friday -.night ' • The' •. pace” was
gruelling • and Lucknow wilted in.
'the third whenthe horn ; tearri
•' ran, in six goals:
Lucknow started_` . o f : strong:;
and , outplayed Ayr ' by,; a wide
itiargin, missing, no less ;than ,five
,"sure" goals • in the ,,first -frame.-
'Twice Morley had the :goialie'pull
ed ;far out' of the .goal, . only. • to:
• anis' the open •'net '
Jim McMillan got both Lucy:-
:no•w goals, while McRuer (paced
'.'the.' Ayr team, :with lour, •
Ayr: /'goal,: ,Smith,. . def.,. ;Buck,
Barrie;..centre, McLedd; wings:,
1VtcRuer,Schaeffer;.alt,, Becker;
Einvr9echter, Vasiga Tanner; Bo-
land. .
Luucknow:..goal, 1VI'cKay def:;
G'ibson,.'
Lauber; centre, ' McMil-
lan; wings, 'Chin, Thompson;. alt.,
Wellwood, Irwin, Blue, Hodgins,.
Kilpatrick, Kernpton, Rose, How_.
2-,-Lucknow, .1VICMillan (Chin)
Pena,ltiest- McLeod 2.
Second Period ,
3—Ayr, IV,IcRuer.•(EinWechter)
47 -Ayr, McRuer,•.(Becker) 15,08
PerialtieS: Becker; McLeod,.
Lauber; Gibson, McMiIlan;4.
Morluer (Barrie). 3:04
•6"—AYr,'Einivcreehter 4.44
19.42
, Penalty; Lauber,.
as the decision of . the, Protest:.
Car nnititee; Was concerned, ; but
one can readily understand 'Mild
may's- decision to (protest, feeling
they had a just !grievance.,
Mildmay's.,
protest deposit was
not; retained by the League; as is
,custonnary; . and s 'notion was ,ap;
proved :,fiat next :Season, the
League ,adapt a ";ruling Whereby
all` rgrotip games,- regardless. of
classifiaatian, :count as 'scheduled
gaanes, with, .:a/bearing:-_qn the
final •standing.'.
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I uakriow. Juveniles put up a
p1uc battle and certainly,'were
P 'kY
not disgraced in losing ;` out '::to
the ::.well-balanced„ Ayr. squad,:
who 'practically all 'are. in their
last' year in Juvenile hockey.
Paisley: Bluebirids4-what: 'be.
came of th.e: Cardinals) and the
Lucknow rSepoys. are presently'
(battling. it out in the semi-final.
for the •W O A.A "13" chrampion-
s17ip. Tile firrst'Igame xwas.;in, Pais
l'ey oil Monday night,:with,- the.
second one slated' for Lucknow
last-thijgiht ((Wednesday).. Game
No. 3 is carded ' for Paisley . on'
Friday night . and No.: 4, : if •nee
esaiy, •back in Sepoyville next:
Mdiiday.
The winner will meet. Wellesley:
fol' the Free ` Press trophy, held'
by,, ' Sepoys for. :the ' past . two
'years.
The . admission. `fee : for this,. `
semi-final series : has, been upped' `
from 35c :to 50C. ',Thlocal. Hock
ey Executive pointsout, that this
increase' is •due chiefly to the .fact
,that the 'W.O,A A ; takes a 'Con-
siderable' cut 'cut of gates in the
semi-finals and finals, 'The Exe-
cutive :also 'pints -out 'that._most.
ather towns have fieeri 'Charging
hatf . clallar .tor. all •play -orfs,. if
.not all season. •
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TO THE JUVENILE HOCJEY
TLA101,, OF ,.UCIC.NOW
:McMillan;`. Kilpatrick and Well
Wood arse :the only three .who
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