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THE LUCKNOW' SENTINEL, UUCKNOW ONTARIO
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PAISLEY IDRUEBED• •TWICEx with %only'a one goal edge. In ..a'
DEFAULT 'FRIDAY'S .GAME bid to ,tie it up The .Sepoys .sent
out five forwards, but the. move
, The W.O
;AA,,, "B" ...semi-final ' boomeranged and in less than',
series'
wit i ^,Pai$ley ,Proved' a big half a minute the Leis (brothers.
disappointment 'and spoofed out had banged in 'two goals to•settle
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after . The- Sepoys" won the first the issue, •Gould got one •of the'nn.
two gltines tn; decisive fashion./ back, • but as the period waned
The'• third, •game of the best -of- Stan and Ken. Deckert came .thru
five 'series was ''slated for Paisley with a couple of insurance'mark
last Friday -night but was de- ers. •
tfau�lted. °•First Period
The Sepoys Won the: first. gain 1 Welles'ley, S. Deekert 0.
i• Paisley'
9-2' sand back in Luck- , (Stroh) 3,50.
.. . • m k�a•. ey : .
'row. last Wednesday. night:, re 2=.Luc? now, `.Middle iss• '
eated the dose: (by an 82
to 1 (Vaughan) 6.05,
r r in 3—Wellesle ' K, Deekert
'scone. With' the, outcome never , .. ,, y,
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Licht 7.00
. . doubt Chief ' intertest .for
the fans
centredaround' the„,' tperfornnanc ' .... ( y)f
,Shantz 8.40
' Paisley's • veteran Warrior, 5—Wellesley,Liolity (H' Leis} is}
'George Granit. ,12.11
The' visitors; little resembled ; Penalties Shantz, Forwell 2,
• some Of the Paisley tearis of.. Hall ••2, •Sphar,•,Gould.
' yore, and the Bluebirds, • as they 'Second'.' Period , . .
• halvie .been. "re .awned, hadn't a 6' Wellesley, Harold; Leis, (,5�
tweet-tweetle t ..after Wednesday ,Deekert) 1.38r
might's shellacknig 7=.. -Wellesley, Herb. Leis (Lichty).
aVIcLelland 1e41 • the : Sepoys 7
:56
'with' three goals, with single 8-,Lucknow, Greer (Gould) •
•Markers igoing to Vaughan,' Hav-
r (Chin. and''McC'affrey. ' w' Gou•ld
ens'; Greer f 9 Lucke• ; ,
Seiler" •
'netted., Paisley's 'lone 11.30
igaane . as narked by ,
iddlerniss':Wan.
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_7y .;'two .penalties, 'both in the. 'kel) 13.20
.last (period 11 -Wellesley, S. Deekert '
1•—• •First:. Period s:(Knarr) 18:50
.'1•uekno' aughan
, ';Pen, . 'V(Middle` alties — Porwell 2i. Shantz,
'miss) 3.32 Gould
2•: Lucknow, Havens (Greer) 5 ,58
' Third Period.
Greek •13:40
,3 "•Luckn�aw, e
(Wankel)
4•-Luckriaw, Chun . (Wan . )
L ck '
:14.33
No penalty.
Period
Second
Lucknowv 1Vl affre ''. (Chin,: , qC y.
'mer � ' :6L53 •
Dash ) •' `
ucknow, McLelland;' • .(Mid
dleniiss) 14.45.. 7
7- Lti,cknow, McLelland (Pock):
15.(15
No. penalty.- '
:Third . Period •
8- �Ldeknaw, McLelland (Mid-
�dlein ss) 10;00
9 :Paisley, ,Seiler (Reeves) 13 50
Penalty Reeves ,Seiler*;;,, a `
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SEPOYS DROPPED 'OPENER'
..OF ;CHAMPIONSHIP _,SERIES
final ganne and has 'since been
,confined to his home. On Tuesday
he. was taken to, Wing!ham Hospi
tai far treatment, '
What kind Of :hockey 'Piave they
been: Flaying up; in Bruce County
this.' season. Wi�al'ton' took Cites-
ley, Ifot the grqup title, Durham
swamiped Wiarton. so. • badly •• in
two: Barnes that the • series Was.
• defaulted .land • on Monday 'night
Wingharn scored. •almost at. will..
to 'drub ..Durham .12-1.
In , the "B"' series the Paisley,'
Lucknow playoff was aa. floperoo.
when the Bluebirds failed to
provide any, Opposition for the
Sepoys and this " series', went by
default after two one-sided wins
by:Lucknaw.
12=Luckriow, 'Gould; (Greer) 5.08
Ken Reardon. of: Montreal: Can-
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atl ens has �been failed $1,000 ;for
telling a reporter that ' he • was
going• to carve' up , Cal . Ga"rdner
•of the Leafs... f. the , had gone,
ahead and done` the job and .kept
his tmouth' shut he 'would have
ended up with a five or ten mui :.•:■ =
THURSDAY, MARCH 23rd', 1850 ..
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equipped • with ■
for .Saturday : night's 'game. He
developed ' eye' ulcers;'. on Satur-
day, which were ,cause for•. a good
deal, of concern,. 'The condition
was quite 'painful at, first; . but'
on : Monday felt d. .bit easier and
Ron was; .starting• to talk. about
getting .into '.action ' aigain:
H's ``absence was , felt on the
3-=- u l snow, , Chin 6.32 Vaughn, McLelland, ,1VMiddlemiss
1 'these 'Western, Gentle-
, Leis:9.3t, line, �as _thes,
14-W'ellesley,; Harold Lei" �-�.. •
15--•We11es1ey; .Heib Leis (Harold men" have been going great guns
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16—Luc)knoW, Gould (Dahmer) •
17=Wellesley; Stan •Deckert16.00,,
'1,8 ;Wellesley; Ken',Depkert
i (Lichty;)' 17.5Q . •
Penalty -,Ken I3eckert
Wellesley: goal, Jones, '.def;,
Shantz; >loryrell; gen., Herb Leis;.
ninlgls, Sphar, Liclity;. aft.,. Harold
Leis, K. Deokert,, I. •Shantz, -Stroh
Knarr, '.S. Deekert; sub: goalie,
Binham . er
LiicknoWi. ,ggal, Ritchie, def,;
Wankel, , ;Hall; :centre, . , A. Chin;
wings,.: Dahmer; ' McCaffrey; ' alt.,
Gould; ;Greer,: Havens; Vaughan,
emiss, ..MolVlillan Book.. •
had the Indian sign of L ucknowl Referee, Jain • Boddy, linesman,
Sepoys • When these two teams Cec Shears, Qwen Sound
• Met here, ori Saturday night in o .
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the first s
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.a'three- utof-five1B POY.
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series for the W O.A:A, "B" sham -6-5. ; 'TRIUMPH ON ; MONDAY'
pionshiip ..and the ',London Free ,
Press trophy.! Wellesley. took 'the Luck low' Sepoys finally broke
decision 11 goals to 7, an .'a wide the : Jinx 'that Wellesley .,has • held
open, hard. hitting,'scoring oring over them, when they ••eked out
thf
:ex�hthition' at: added up to the a 6-5 • win in the'Wellesley (baud:
season's best_perforarvanee .by the .box on Monday night .The game
Sepoys, •nuho :Were 'more otitluck- was • as thrilling' as it was close,
ed than 'outplayed' �,, with play sweeping` f rom ,one end'
The game started "off ,at a hard of the 'rink to the'' other; without
bumping: pace,.and 'a. half dozen 1'et-up.' '
penalties were .handed outs: in the:'Wellesley took'a 2 0 ea xn
first:'' ten minutes.. :Stan , Deekert the first 'period; .and: The Sepoys
Qipened: the..scoring for Wellesley had to do •it the hard way.' They.
but. Bdb. • Middlemiss • got the had knotted the count,: at .4 -all
equalizer at the 5 -minute mark as by the 'end of the :second, but.
the'' game shaped into a- • bitter Wellesley drew •first •• blood in
'tussle But at, the 7 -minute mark the third, .John Dahmer got the,
Wellesley ,clicked again and .in ;tying, tally, and then climaxed
dive minutes • ran .in•; three ',goals his performance by firing the..
to. igive'then '.a 4-1' edge, in the winning .marker with only about
first twenty.;two minutes. remaining, V.auz
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Wellesley stretched that lead to 'also scored a pair ;for Lucknow
6-1 in. the second • period: At' 8 grid Chln and Greer 'singletons:
-mutes Greer ,and. Gould ..cluck- The .Sepoys, didn't : draw ;,a single
ed:'fOr t.icknow's second tally penalty all: night ,
rhiach eXplocied The Sepoys into The win proved what ;a lot...of
action: 'This acme' .paar..,'reversed ;:kcal • fates were claiming ,after
the scoring 'process, two minutes •Saturday night's' game, that The
later 'anal at; 13 tnint'tes, Lob' Sepoys-; we'reMore outlucked:than
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1V11iddlemiss "scored to snake it .6-4 . beaten in.the opener
and put Lucknow •right back into Odds arethat'this "B."• champ;
the game. At : this point they or hip 'series' will ,go -'the fug.)
Were, outplaying • Wellesley, and
swarming On the "attack.. A .late
period:: lapse; gave• Wellesley, an-.
;, ' other' counter; • that increased their
�:margin to three goals And was,
probably they most iinportant• goal
Of' the night;:
Failure td finish their •splays;
sand •occasional, lapses such as .this:
cost Luckrloty the victory On, the -
other' hand Wellesley boys were,
shooting with uncanny skill, 'or
'else were mighty lucky,•catahing
the . corners..
'rhe ' Sepoys• ;started the third
still 'far froln beaten. Gould' got
his •second of three goals at. five
minutes ',and less' than two min
ute.% dater a deflected peek, creel=
..-.ited to A,b', Chin, left 'Wellesley
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five gaines in deciding, the :win-
ner: Last night4S.:game was:taken
to Kincardine's artifioial;,ioe, and
With hockey fever .soaring to, an
old-time piteh, iridicationsr were,
distriet
Lucitn6W Juveniles, wirtherS .Of
group 'photo . taken op Sunday,
Among thfise miSsing because 'of
iAre Mo Chin and Don':
Morley Chin won't see anv
action. with/the Sepoys in thk
championship SerieS. Morley :was
doWn, with the •chicken pox 'arid
an infection for 'the Juveniles'
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