HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-04-06, Page 6PAGE SIX
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SEPOYS ELIMINATED
'�•ALLENF`ORD LAST WEEK.
I eknow Sepoys .qualified for>
the 'W.O.A.A. grand champidn
s'l�ip seri'ea " with Wingha f n • last
Friday night when they trimmed;
Allerforcl 7-3, in .the:1#1a1 go of
' three-�gaire• .series.. This game
:was played • in „Kincardine before
.a ci owd 'of .1850 fans, with many.
turned �atway, .. The Alhenfora
squad were accompanied:. by ,a
]arg# contingent of fans which
augmented the: , ig• Lucknow fol
lowing to more,, h tax the. cap
� icity .of • the rink.
The �Sepoys".,won the series. the
bard • vray. , After dropping the
• first ,gatme in. ` Goderiich Eby. . a .5-4
score. they evened the . series in
'• Owen Sound last Wednesday
night by edging. • ,the Allenford
six.4-3, and •on Friday night were
in tap ;form , again to romp off
in the second . and, third' periods
after a nip . and tuc=k opening.
sbanzaa
Irl Owen Sound` The" :.Sepoys:
tforged in a' first .lead on goals
►by . Jim ...MacMilllan and Toby.
Greer. ' Allen�ford• Came back
strong/ in ;. the `second to tie it up:
on goals: by . Cutting 'and , Duff.
cutting'pu�t Allenford• one :.up at
less than` two minutes in the '3rd.
frame. •Greer got it back at 5.50,•
• and : , McCaf f rey ..got ` the . payoff
tally at ,
:15 minutes; 'On, a 'pass
from MacMillan
Typical of the series, the game
was ',very. clean, , Lucknow draw
ing •.3 'penalties and'. Alleriford • 2
In Kincardine on'Fiiday night.,
Allenford ;; opened the scoring at
4 minutes.: Greer :got • the equal
izer :.at .12 Minutes. . Two- .minutes
later McLelland ' sent The Sepoys
into a, lead that ,was: short' lived
". With Craig tying it up
The second 'period ;was only "'3'
minutes old When lYlrcLelland axed
Vaughan . had both : hit the: twine
..to give. Lucknow a two -goal lead
and all; they i'ieeded The' remain-
der 'of the period `Was scoreless: •
In the third, rperiod Greer.and
Gould'.: clicked for three. goals,
with Grey:. getting Allenford's
•lone ,. tally. In . this . frame Gould
kicxru s ;uw.,"`�,
Albert. Chin, •who's as game- as
they make them, disregarded a
;severe•.�back injury:'and was, in
uniform last Wednesday. night •in
Owen. Sound. Albert . was a bit
cautious;,' ;
He was flying again on Monday
might In Walkerton .and got •a
picture goal to open the scoring.
Chin; .centre, ,Gould;, wings,
Greet, :DaliMer; subs, McLelland;
.Vaughan; 'Wankel,
Havens', MacMillan, McCaffrey.<
Aitken, CraWford;'. cen., McNeil;
wingt„ E. Crawford; Cutting;
Very. different, Wes the Allen -
ford attitUde..frorn that: of ,Wel-•
tile finish Players and of,-
. ficials of both. teairth poured. onto
the lice, 'and 'exchanged .• hand -
„shakes,. with ' The Sepo.ys. show -
cortibinatiori4in action. L:: "Pick"
1VIiller, remembered beat here as
having played lbegball ,w it fi
Holyrood Ernie .4okert, wap
old son, J.. Miller) who,' pilaYed
standout •bockey' in the aerie's:
titcknow has, nothing bilt
Were a clean, hard -Wm -king 'squad
:and it's a..credit to that little' burg
to be able to ice a "C":ChanipiOn.:
. squad, Who: gaVe :the "I -z0.
winnets a 'real run for ;their
moneY', 'and in defeat were, good
losers.
: Bill Pappas is. playing hosron.
Friday: afternoon to The ...Sepoys.
. This free. show is• in recognition
of, their' achievement' in • Winning
OVERTIME MARKS GRAND
'CHAMPIONSHIP OPENER
'The grand, Championship series
derway On 'Monday night in
Wingham. and it took 10'.
Ithintites ,Overtim.e before. the
times hut cpuldn't 'protect it, and.
those -wingliarriltes .whO were lay-.
ing 10 to 1. Onl-the SpitS 'may be
Ltibknow. took a 1-0 lead in
Ab •Chin: JohnnY 'Dahmer put.
Utelsnow two -up heeore:the!'2nd'
.period., was. three Minutes- old:
,Westlake.' gat' that 'hack cluiekly
chie down. with him in the. creaSe
and Harold was' hurt. -It looked,
I to us there shoUldi, have ' been
tan:immediate Whiatle on the
SNOW 'SENTINEL„: LHCKNOW,ONTARIO
Presbyterian. Evening Auxiliary
Mrs, Chas. Mason was -hostesi
.for the Evening .Auxiliary f'or.
their March meeting which open-
ed with hymn 570 ,ancLthe. Lord's'
prayer. .The topi0 was aibly taken
by ; Miss Isabel, MacDonald and
the ” book on. "White Angel of
Mercy" by Mrs.. J. D. R.oss. Fol-
lowing .the roll call and business:
a reading ovas given, by Mrs. Roy
Finlayson; solo, ` MTs ('yarn, Mac-
Donald and current . events by
Donald and curi eI?t events .by
-Mrs.. Gordon Fisher, Miss Gretta
Campbell • had the .,bible "study,.
,ass•isted by Mrs Morgan Hender-
son:. A' joint .meeting of the Ev
ening Auxiliary • anal. W,M.S, will
be held:, t'he baserriert of the
;Presbyterian 'elPiu,> ch on.... the ev
ening • of Arr1 12th .at Which
4r.s4E6,0.3. 3. MacDonald` of Rip
ley .W11' be ,the guest' Sp9aker. The
closng hymn 579; , was'sung and
prayer wasgiven by Mrs: Ken
Mowbray.
and: family. visited. on, Saturday
evening With ,,Mr. .a.,nd .,Mrs.• Geo.'
Mr... and Mrs.' jogeph Well of
LizeknOw called on relativeS here ••••
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'THHRSDAY A1?>lL 5th, . 1950:•
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The cornniunity ,waa shocked; i„ . russels, otors ir::
.when: word came::Of ,the passing ,11 • , "The 'Heine .of. Better ised Cars":
of the 'late .Milton .Walsh, ...The a ' . r .
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....Mr. and Mrs. Bert McLean and
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Mrs'. W. j., McLean vieaited With
Kinlough .friendS' on 'Sunday e'0
nUrriber from; here haVe. keen
..confined to bed with the' •flu.
;Mr. John' Lane is ,reebNiering
, Mrs. Ernest Ackert Will be hos-
15.e held' the ..Angliean chuith
older. ones,' The lihe-up .was-; bar- , siich a • srne'll' -villeg• C., All in all •
don Tisher, gOa1;. Kenny
Ernie, "Gibson,. deferice; •lst• and.
2nd line,. SteVe • Carnegie, Alvin
Eaker;' Bob:. •Mowbray, Ronald
Richards,,; Jim
Gardner,
'the Lucknow and DiStrict Chant:,
lOcal..po.Wee entry in the W.
-4-thesle .14cOke Club is faced:
sobn'broke the tie .
when he' potted a *pair -of .rnark- p
t of nearly $600 arising
"rbUgh• group", but the
Colts: just, seemed to run' into
rriore.than their share of -bad luck
with only 15 seconds', reihaining. .
key goal of the *night; ;
everything theY had and:at 4.50.•
the ..yeteran Ted English' had the'.
count , even terms again. At -
the ;:halfWay: Mark' $tainton put
the ,Spits lead ',for. the first
the ganle, , While :Gould
:was' .serying tiMe for, elbowing.'
hiS way' in and:* slipped One:
that.sent the. iarrie7intO overtime,
,There was Only 46 seconds, of ,
-.,ered 'with Congratulations and ithe ' Overtime. gone' Toby -
Bolt: Who. has shot a Ide-in frOM the bluelitie; Carried ()mg
ypry,,good Picture, of' this ,goor.1.1 been plugging' all eventrig:: and
'sportgrnanshitr displa,c,' by lite • in' the first 'Period` had,
:tob -• Middlerniss hasn't , legs, than e rh.•lntr.te later '..Trith,Du,..
much' action in the: last. fey.- berry adf.14ng l'esiLtrane,;ei
. which has been gi•ving .him', a lot Harold .
since the' Wellesley seriea; when censtts was th-
Ernie .Vatighan went 'thrOugh,.ful
the last two gathes with Allen-. brand' (4',,ihr!.
frorn North Bruce., • the Free serv...s
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I to the Sepoy; who have .held
Mike ,McCaffrey, Who WAS for three years 'in a row. The
neveir right in the Wellesley ter- cup wag received bY, Harold
opening game in' Lucknow,,, was The "A'.' cup was presented 'by
gettirtg baek'-in :form Again :by tory to th`e 'Windham S'oittirc,,s
the end of the Allenford set, and, was .receiyed ,by Ted 'English,
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