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P game. Midway .through the third
CU I Period` Boshart unleashed flying
AE IN ROW
Lucknow Serpoys .who •weren't
given a snowball's, chance of : •go-
trbg: anywhere early in the season,
l ave ,again: ,coped the. W Q.A.A.
• `B'•' .crown and the symbolic Lon-
don ,„Free ' Press trophy, The Se
• payshave the distin;otion of Twin
ring it three years hand running.
. The ...championship.. 'series.' be
$ween'Sepoys .. and; their arch
rivals; Wellesley, rode' the crest
of.,playoff'.eVcitement,-thrills .•and..
skates .and a' swinging stick at
Gould, Which had they connected
would !have fixed Jack. And then
in the last two minutes the eic-
hibition was 'disgraceful, with
pliayers and fans in a blind, fury,
.Wellesley . opened the scoring
early in the first period. Vaughan,'
quickly..tied it; up, and midway
through the game Albert Chin
0ut:Luckn0W one up' on the pret,;
tiest;:goal' you could wish to see;'
Liehty was'serving” time •for hay
• ing.:.crlashed : Chin: into the ' end:
!bitterness `as Lucknow took :the boards Albert took the, puck
ptthree games to one. The Se
p. yo s. dropped the opener to Luck-
::now': 11-7, .and -.'tired {the series by:.
' : a :6-5win in Wellesley, •Back • in
Kincardine last; 'Wednesday .they:
routed Wellesley 11` to ,,4 " 'and
wound: it up last Friday in Wat.
erloo''by winning 8-4. •
Wednesday's Game'
;S 'o fans streamed to.` Kin-,:
, , eIp Y ,
�rdine hast Wednesday' to-. see.
ca .,
two 'periods--af• -ifast4-see saw--
o �,y
h o c e � IbefOre .Wellesley' cal-
• iia .Psed and °were soundly 'trim-.•
aped in :the -tlhird ` stanza. The
,Sepoys played d ' their ,'cleverest
game Cif the ser. ies ,and outanatch-
ed the:oy'al,� by • .a wide:. Margin-
,on;;the • ��night. '
.Sensa tion of the.. gentle was
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've 'Albert •.Chin, who was.
rrm`ved : back to a defence spot
with., Hap Hall; Alb ' played. .well
defensively and spearheac1ed sev-:
era! attacks : to bag three .'goals.
McLelland .also pulled the •,hat
trick, Gould got two,` with single
back 'af his own net, shook a
Wellesley; player who Was .tag-
nrn and : bhen 'hilt . 'the de-
fence Botrnced..-from. Deckert-' to
Farwell, Albert warmed, through
this pair:: of .huskies, • came tip
with the puck, and skated , in on
Jones, 'who dropped `to; save. 'Al=
Ebert paused' and flicked, the ;disc
over the top of him.
ended' 2=a11 and.
The .first periods
in • .a . row`; after dropping the
opener in which they. were More'
outiuciicd than a'atpiayed.•
Wellesley simply couldn't take
it! s
In the dying moments of Fri-
day's, game, when defeat was cer-
tain, 'players:, and ..fans ' went
crazy.
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They : litter` eel ` theice with
debris, . ;threatened the 'referees
and ..'generally acted • as if
deranged,
Boshart lashed out at Gould
with his . skates, and swung. at
him.lviciously'•with his stick; Ken
• Deckert went., beserk ,• .Be tore
,.about .:'the ice . like . `a• ° mad 'bull, •
•crashinig into: everydne, and cli
nilaxing his display !by ''sweeping
'non H, rarold : #titchiein •the Luok
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`now; goal; cracking 'hun .aVer the
pads: wlth ,the: stick" :and trying`
to rake Hank's .feet from under
Then, as the final buzzer
went; he tore Off .the, ice and' dis-
appeared:. •
y
•. There wasn't a, handshakeio•r
�nidvv+ay, through rou 'h the 2nd ' a cheer,;offered ' by. the .:losers `las
;<t wlas
when
__liarsent W esley !rite -they y siilleli1'y anade-for�-'the-des
rs
a* 3-2 lead,':Sp � . .
• The Western line : ing:' room, blaming:the .referees
clieked • +a 'minute ` latera' .With. (as .they hiad ,done in every: game).
.
Vaughan getting'".the • equalizer
and„Gould put The Sepoys-in the
lerad, when • hshook tw'o ' mein
Who, : were 'Covering 'Min,' and 'rap-
ped in Greer's neat. ipassout from,
the {corner • of • the net. Vaughan
sent Lucknow' :two up • a :minute,
.and` a half later, but Deckert ;64
et �e • lead to 5-4;as the period end
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That one goal lead, looked slim
enough' until, past the• halfway
mark in the third t when, Wel-
• ai'ikers';going to Vaughtan, Mid- . •„, tactics,.:
' •,lesley s get the .mean
�.'•dlerri•ss . and NDc�Cai}frey •
It wias:: turnbouut• throughout
he' fir triod with the. Sepoys:
pe
holding a ' 3.2 edge: ;Leis ' tied it
to far Wellesley early in the 2nd
': frame , 'Two :minutes later . Ab
` :Chin oed and' in, quick, suc
, •sol , ..
tcession. Vaughan and,: McLelland'
added two • more to. ;,start Wel-
.
's •route::••'The . period'; ended
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7-4 for Lucknow ` • ,:
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The third, .period was oY• 1.1/2
•tib ore::• Gould•, and
aniitiT�tes :--�ti1d... of
Mildl. ,
myis�s had 'each scored, 'and
eWellesle was ; ivery •:;evidently' la'
'whipped team .A couple of nun -
started: to boomerangand' in the
1'ast ;five minutes The, Sepoys ran
in three goals to clinch'it. Weber;
who had } een,loolung for :trouble.
all , night; got.. a misconduct' for
pushing. and threatening to strike'
the' `referee,, and i!t.awas b'edlan
for thelast two minutes as Vel-
lesley_ fans showered•the ice,. but
pla'' 'continued in; spite'' of „ the Y .
litter. •
L jcknow. oaf,, Ritchie; def.,
Hall; Chin, •centre; Gould;:' wings,
Greer,' .Diahi er; alt., • ;Vaughan,'
' Middleimiss; M4Lelland, ' •Wankel',.
Book, McMillan, Havens, Mc .Caf-
nates later Stan•.Deckert suffered .free.
Wellesley 'goal, Jones; e e ;
u�raYl � ' teak: the:. bit .:of•
nat yr Deckert, Forwell; centre, Weber,
i ht from.• the .already. 'beaten ,
R g wings, .Lichty;;' Harold Leis, alt.;
Royals. .Froin•. there' in - the tvu'o M ; Shantz, J: Shantz; : Spahr,:
beams; went through the motions K parr Stroh,' Boshart ' .Dietric'h.
wwith Lucknow'; netting two more n '
Referees. - Dick. Gardner and
near the :endelf the period laird Stratford : .
First.' Period
iLucknow
bin McMillan First Period ... .
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4�00��
TM 1 Wellesley, ;.1v.. Shantz.
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for their defeat. The referees;..in-
ci,dentally,' were given police. prop- :• w,
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Wellesley had the Misfortune
to lose the services of fjerb Le'i:isn,
who 'suffered 'a ••'broken tone
his handinthe second •game, in
Wellesley, and in' the. third game
,
in .=Kinc�a:rdine, Stan Deckert had
his`' leg broken. •
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Regret at these' two mishaps;
ps;
'Which dejprved Wellesleypf• twit).
of their, better players;::was• ill
spent, as: Wellesley • played wag:
'incidents , up as deliberate, . and
as ' the Sepoys reached Waterloo,
.last Friday, , :it was, openly bpast-
:ed that,' Wellesley:'. was out",for
, apparently having
,abandoned any hope .of, >wiiining
the: serie`s
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Shan•tz) 2 -.-✓Wellesley; S. Deckert . ]0:20 ::. ` -antz).•.:
Luok, nowVaughan, (•Chin) •
$-=.i.,ucknovtr, G�ould.;'(I7ahner),' ., : 2
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S—Lucknow,>vcLelland.;(Vid-,. ''(We2b
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Perialities.' •.'McLelland,, Weber;
•�dlemss, 'Book) .13.00'
L�chty;.•
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Penalties -=No ,
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Second Period Second Period
6—Wellesley; Leis' (Lichty) • 3.00 577•Wellesley; Spahr 10.04
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7=L'i,.T;cknow, Chin 5.9 6:=Lucknow,; Vaughan. (Middle
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8 Lucknt7w Vaughan addle- miss, McLelland) 11,.13
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~,!hiss) '7°00 7--Lucknow, Gould (Greer)'
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14:02 and •la there. There, was no iris
9=1.uckrrha NLeLelland - 8 iLucknovtr,,; Vaughan '(1VtcL.e1 ' taking he was. hurt.. He was ' but
(Vaughan) 7.40 g
10 -Wellesley, Lichty,. :(Sphar)
11;00
1i--Lucknow; ;McLelland.,17;00
: Penalties. Gould Spahr, Wan-
• kei Liohty. •
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:. ..h'rami .ant a
..T e. `.;;t6r ' was'p ,that
Stan.. Deckert: hadbeen deli(ber
ately ;tracked to break his leg
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Anyone who attended' the 'game
and saw Stan', go down, . honestly
knows. that no • 'blame • whatever.”
can.be' attachedto, Lucl noW,' and
•tea it. Was 'a.•, .hie .
'accident for which there:, doesn't
seem.- to. be shy definite .answer
That-`cari't be said of:the, de-
liberate
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iattack
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lb t ' tt k' one Albert Chin '
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looked ;a bit like::pantywaists in
carrying" out orders
Wellesley' ho•wled to high heav
•era: aibout 'the refereeing -a favor-
ate: pastime "with some teams
when they lose '
There' was nothing wrong'with
the refereeing: Two different sets
of :referees -handled; the -series and
did it well.
'That The .Sepoys ' were but to::
get goals and win • the series is
_borne out, by the fact 'that in.
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the, four games , they .received
only; twelve:; pelnalties=an' 'aver,
age .:of :.three a -game -In three
games Wellesley received 24•pen=
al 'ies.''We haven't ,the fi; uses: ;on,.
how . Y
many , `the : received in . the,
second: game; in".WeIlesley :,
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The 'better ;team''w n, and Wel
lesley has. little ;`to be "proud'; of.
era e• ; a ac .'in the ' way they' lost..
'wihich',.,piut him out of Friday's::*
game late'- in the second period.
•::. «
Lichty, i ho: seemed intent; all•,
night oni-'``the kill'' ,stepped', out;
I,, ,
of;the ,penalty box; , dashed ilia
'onally .across .the. ice; 'to pounce•
g. y ,
on' Ab'• from behind. -Albert .:was,
carrying the puck on one ;of his
'threatening rushes; and, had' no�
;idea of. Lichty's. approach; .until
,he was=felled.: Allbert took' off
head 'first like' :a`:.torpedo, •;and -
•'spinning - like a top. His flight
' The. Sepoys, a• team that' wasn't
rated, very highly„ throughout the
schedule, were a much.. improved
•
squad, when, they':: hit,' the• playoff'
q,
trail,' and ' they ' crowned :them-:
.selves with.!glor iii,:wimmng'•the:
"B" crown
-Whatever haprpens in the Grand
Qham,pionshilp 'series will only be
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ended', he , Iciiashed T to the ice'=
Land; ,Middlem ss) 15.40
9'-=. Wellesley ' K; 15eckert 19.20
••.Penalties; G::o uhd', .',Deckert;'
Weber; 1VlcLeliand, :1,46/Ay; 2:
• Third 'Period • . '
10—Lucknow; McLelland. 14:54
11-Lucknow, .Gould (Dahmer)
18:0:1
12- -Lucknow; • McLelland`
(Vaughan) 19'.50 + '.
• penalties:';* 'Gould; Boshart
Weber: (misconduct) ,., 'o'
' Third Period
2-l:ucknov�r, 'Gould (Dahrner)' `
1'.00" • ' •
13.-Lucknow', Mid'dlen'� ss..,
Vau' han :1.30"
14'—'Lucknow; 'Chin (]V1aoMillan,
Vaughan) 14.00
15. Lucknow, 'McCaffrey (Hay-
ens)'..11:00 •:Penalties;` Forw.ell 2,,. McCaf-
frey;, Dahmer; Boshart, K.-Deck-
ert: :
.-Deck-
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• lteferees•.--Boddy . and. Shears,
'Owen; Sound. • .•
" .Friday's Game •.
As Friday ;night's game. opened
in Waterloo.' there were belliger-
ent, rumblings that . Wellesley .was
• out for "the kill", ios, they' seemed
• to hold little. hope of winning
the series.
Butfor two periods the score,
was close enough to, hold thein
,control. It was' in the final
minute r'iod that`nu�te .b�f the second ape
',laity madehis attack. on Albert
,Chir'' - that ,put ;him out of the
2,
Never in the ex,perienc: of this
scribe have. we ever 'witnessed.
such a display of lack of'sports=
rnanshiip •as 'vas' .displayed by the
,Wellesley • ,players and fans: in.
Waterloo last Friday evening. It
Was s ' disgrace to -any co prauti-
ity, v •
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for the: 'game, although, he tried
an unsuccessfiul comeback in the
final . period'..'"
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'K -rays taken ofAllb'ert's back
the first:of the week revealed a
•,Chi;pped and'a cracked"vertebrae,
a n d: 't -h e • question • . rein hired,
whether or not he !night, have;att
go into'. a cast. Albert is able to;
about, ,however;and on Tues
day• was vvwinlg he'd be in action
on .,Wednesday. night ' in Owen
Sound.
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The Sepoys o. •.s :have never heec
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"rioted' ifor•'pllaying. it gentle' like,
They, have;:a few.Iboys;IVho thrive
.When. the going is •toughest, but
• this series 'i+t • was .strictly.
hockey, With a Ndew •tip winning
the "B" * title• for the. third' year
The Sepoys,, three times win- iri a row, and
the right .AO* retain
'
ners of ,the Free Press trophy, had
two .years • in succession bowed.
to- the Wellesley : squad ' in.the
W.O.A.A. grand charnpjenthi.
" ;This yeas.,: they !net', for the
Crown:in a '::best in life Series,
with. The, Seipoys 'definitely°prov-
iug their superiority to . vttiti! three
the Free Press .trophy:
;it .
In. fact,, The •;Sepoys: "leaned.
'ba
over, ckwia�rds" to, keep out • of
trouble—and. the k penalty box,
The coach' and rn;anager, repeat-
edly instructed them :t4 keep it
clean; ,regardless, and iri doing`
this 'there, were times When they
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