HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-01-22, Page 6EDGE HARRISTON IN
ACTION -PACKED' THRILLER
Two'quiek goals by Jack Gould
late' m the third 'period last Wed-'
nesday night, gaVe,• Lucknow Se-
poysa 4 to 2 victory over • the.
Harr'iston sextet, ;and sent away
a 'rink full of fans chattering
about •the. best :game: • seen here
in- many. a moon •
Gould's•two'Oils came thirty
seconds .apart. with less than, six
minutes • to play. in .the third The
firstperiod„'had been `scoreless,
'Out saw eight'•• penalties 'handed
put by Referee Stan. Snaith' as the
wo 'teams. tossed everything they,
'liad . atone another. The, game
started off at a furious- pace, and
the boys 'had the ,overdrive ' oli•
until . the dying minutes of tine
. game; when the';pace was appar-
nt with the-Harriston team Clack-
:the final, drive to overcome
those two big goals;' .•
The first 'period was penalty
packed and scoreless: The. 'second •
' period ' was the ,reverse.Smith
•• didn't thumb one man, in :this 20'.
minutes.' and,.; the canto ended in
2-a11 deadlock.:The 2nd wasn't
.a hall a minute old when: Ab Chin
•.opened •.for'•t3e Sepoys, But Rob
son . tied : it up • xn dust ; as short
Prader. Harriston •.went .into the
;• ..
d at ,three ' minute ” and' held
lead .
when George Chin_. finally' .beat
Dale for the, equalizer. Dale was
sensational. I. s,
w.a
the third frame The •Sepoy
superiority .s evident' • as they
garaged' in Harriston territory and
it . was only a . • question • of how
long Dale could stand up under
• the•. pressure. •'wh1 en ' they:•beat
him, •;his teammates had nothing .
'LLYCKNQW SENTINEL LUCINOW, ONTARIO
PEE WEES intone EU •
WINGHAM 104SATURDAY
Lucknow and Wingham • . Pee
Wees hooked up in another ex-
hibition .game. on 'Saturday -morn-
ing, this time in the local arena?:
when the homesters game •out: on
First Period. •.. top by a 10-1 score
1--Lucknow, G Chin (B Chas.: Chin netted, no less than
Chin, `A: Chin) ....� • 3.20 17. goals for Lucknow with Kent
2,=-Lucknow,. Greer (Gould) ,6.201 Hedley -� Billy i4athers. and Jack
Chin getting one eaeh.
The Lucknow• line-up was: goal,
Marvyn Biernan °def„ Kent KIR.;
ley,. Kenneth. McNay; firs line,
Jack • and Charlie Chin,' illy
Mathers alt', . Al . Baker, D nnis_
Ero,berlin, . Lloyd Collins, R. 1dinw-
bray,. R,. Nosal J,' Thompson„,.
No penalty.':
• Second Period
3 -Southampton, Masterson 9.47
(N.• Bates)
4--Lucknow, G Chin •(;.1L1.4.
Chin,' Hall.)
5--Lucknow, ' Dahirner •'•
(Gould) 1448
6'.- Lucknow, B. Chin (G• •
Chin16.5,0'
)- ,
7-- -„J ucknew, G.1Chin (13, • 18;39
' Penalty—D,' Bates. ••��'
- Third Period
8••: Lucknow.;- A. Chin (B. •
Chin) .; .38
9—Lucknow, :G. Chid. -
• (Hall) a 1.56
10=Lucknow, Gould ,.(Dah-
mer) • 14.52
11—Lucknow, • Stewart (Sol
' omen, Harris) .., . 1.7.07
Penalties --G. Book, .D. • Bates,
,Purves, Hall, Masterson 2, T.
Bates,.
S•EFQXS DUNKED, WINGHAM•'
.
BY 10-5 SCORE MONDAY..
Half the 'town and countryside
went . to Wingham on . Monday
night and. the - trip wasn't in vain.
The Sepoys scored an impress
ive
�..o _thP'r old. rivals;:
and .• took a 3-poin
place.
The•game`Was. fast and rugged`
d
and ,a 'sell-out. is certain on Fri-
day.:
ri
Y•
da night when • -they , .'tangle
again .in the local arena.`
Lucknow took••..a, •3 2 edge'In
the, first, increased it to '7-2 by.
the. end of the second with each
team = scoring a brace in .the '3rd.
FOUR -TEAM BANTAM
SERIES NOW UNDERWAY
The W.O.A;A. Bantam grouping`.
of Goderich, „Clinton, Wingham
and Lucknow gets underway this
vreek • with Gtderich slated to
play iri° Lucknow last night (Wed-.
nesday). • • • -
•
The first two .teams will .play'
Off for; the group champion The
in -aa two out -of -three , series,
top team will: have the first game,
on' its home ice,: and if a third
game- is necessary ” will also be
played on : the ; home ice. of the
First place team, . •
All • gameswill be, evening.
games •with, .the exception of God-
srich', nom a games which ,will • be
played on Saturday niornings.
Jan; 21,--Goderich'at Lucknow •
21—Clinton ;at Wirigharn
Tan.. 24 Lucknow at Goderich
2 —Win • ham • at Clinton
an. o • er•
28—Winghani, at-Lucknnew..
Jan '30'=L}r _now at Wingharn
Jan. 31
C1fhton' .at ''G:ode'rich• •
...
Feb. 2 -Clinton gat 'Lucknow
Feb.:- 2-;-Goderich Wingham
Feb -5m-41,,ucknow at: Clinton
Feb: 6—Wingham at.'Goderich
Games Coming Up .
Intermediate
Jan. 23--Wingham :at Lucknow ..1
Jan 26 Lucknow at Port Elgin
Tan. , 29 Paisley at Lcuknow.
Tuve i1e • •
Jan. '�2-Luoknoode
Goderich
w'at G
lan: 2.7 -Brussels at Lu know
antam
•"'Tan: 24—Goderich�"at LiackL ow
.Tan.r;28—Winghem at 'Lucknow:.
Pee Wee
,Jan.: 24 -Lucknow•atpWingham
Jan., 31 Lucknow. at'Goderich•
e b k with
liarriston;: goal, ,Dale; def., Mc 1
Lean; 'Tompkins; centre, M Rob
son; wings, K Robson,
`.: Dougall; alt.,• Da`uie, Snaith, • Cun-•-
ningliani,,Rc •Dadswell; Dewberry,
J. Dadswell,' Kl em' p.
def
• .Lucknow �' goal, .Ritchie, ,
Hall', Harri centre Albert .Chin;
g r.
B. a' d G. Chin;: alt.:; Greer,`
Gould', Da
m
on
••'Pur
Soto
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•Book ' . •
•Referee , .
LStan' Smith; Stratford.
.
First •e
Na Score.'
McDou all Eln wooti 8, Paisley 5 gat -air eyeful "when. _ . iris on
3, Chin,McLean, g 1 k game
•
, Two Weeks'. Results •
Wingham 9, Paisley 6
Lucknow 11,', Elmwood 4
Southam ton;: 6, . Port, Elgin, 2:•
P
• Harristor 10, Parsley,. 3 : • •
ow-Chesle (postponed)
{• ;I�uckn y
rl
d
•.' Allenford 4; Elmwoo
Southampton "7 •'Pert Elgin 1
• Alle ford Paisley.' 3,.
n 3,
•
l arriston . 6, Lucknow 4,.
'Southampton `5; Wingham
Chesley -1i]; Pott Elgin 7 •
Paisley "5, Elmwood .3
•Lucknow 4, Harriston"2,
Wingham 4,_;Soutli'aninton:' 2
TH JR,SDA,Y, .JA'NUARY 22, 1947
ThisLhQ• e -craz comm. 5
Penalties adsWell, Gould
c w-�j played. here last.' week. The
B. , • � Lucknow ;10,: Southampton- '
▪ Chin, Pert; Elgin at "Chesley (Post- 1 lad everything and kept the fans
Second' Period 'Dn edge; all night ti
paned} ; ' "* * *,
1--Lucknow; A. Chin • {G e, : H :rr ton 7 { Allenford 6 "'•••
Chin) 27 ar e „
•53 Chesley 5, .Elmwood.1 • Dale, the Stratford youth, wno
2--Harriston, K .Robson 3 02 i Southampton :at Paisley, post las taken up •tlie . net mi . dz g.
3--I1arriston 11'.o •
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C.M PANY` Old CANADA
eligible for: the 1 -:)layoffs.
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. ` _ f � nted':'by the
This leewa is; gra. Y
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W b.A A., and it appears •that
:Walkerton. has:been signing W. 'O.
left 'from
'right
And ' 1
a ars
A. A•P Y. g
Port: Er iii :to• Lucknow; arid. Wing-
g.
ham;': and ::'at the . moment have
Some : twenty eight players signed
to their.: roster.'.
rinpkrns: • ; pored:• chores for Harriston :was ;a' gen-
'
4--Lucknow, G 20 •
1 arid 'a schedule `drawn' up '•
,i :: Murray McNeill had charge of
the'' Assembly: The' 'theme "was
".
.
L
ife The
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Things sof .
:. •w i�
th
or g
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,singing df Onward Christian
":
gid•
Marie
S
idiers was followed by
0
Percy reading 1Cor: 1.3 After the
Lord's . prayer repeated in , uni-;
son,: , Donald ; Haldenby.';gave a
reading in the interest of cadets .
'l he singing: , of The King brought.:
Kincardine has ;been raising Tthe Ass 'Yfbly :tom: hse.
Cain.` about, the Capitols. beating
them' out in •signing the Chin line;
Kiricardrne is in 'deep with" an
$1;:100 • :coach, and ' . a team, that
isn't 'getting anywhere' in:: their
'O.H.A. intermediate ';grouping:'
Chin 14, :Port Elgin •at . Allenford,' posit- ration Thelad's in his ;teens and , * •
oned.
No penalty • : p was • about . •coorm
the lest perfoer. '
p The opinion -prevails here .that
' :Third .period • • Lucknow 19t'Wingliain 5 -we've seen • in _these parts `iri a- the -
• Gould Book) 14,15 .
'--.Lucknow �Gou .( .:ong . timer • e dates"Brothers on• the'Sout '`
G ld (Greer
arapton , team. are lradians.. This,
Lucknow; ou ' 14 45 Th Standing-i
Dahners .. W L T Pts B
Penalties= c an, Luck'now .. , team, three of ,whom p ay on one
:.well Gou4d 2, Fall.. Wingham `' 5 2 '•1 Tl, ' Hank' Ritchie; who returned to.. .;-
lrne..
The
��}} b, t.goalies.is:'quite erroneous, but there are
•" �' ' you' get hand•it,to our ow' n
•
t w speaking •about
,' four. Indians : on' the, 'Elmwood
• iegY Le J D cis 7 1 0 14 Y g 1
5
Harriston ..... . 5 2 '' 1 . 11: 'the. , nets, -_to fill a vacanc ,._ left
Chesley .. `4 1 . ;0 „ • 8 .3y Bud.Orr's removal from town.
•All nford'. 3
Elmwood- .. 2.6. .0. 4
Paisley • 1 .6 1 • 3
Port Elgin,,•
ooner' with • ten, ockey
pedoed their schooner' in =1e feeble arid.: is doing double. duty; 'on the
direct hits :against' a s ig G'U1IERICH JUVENILES : '
3 1 7 Harold hash t had the pads . on
SEPOYS SINK FISHERMEN v e ;ince pre=war :days, 'and` it's no .
8I' ldrl SCORE FRIDAY Southampton ..i 2 4 0 4
'Southairrpton Fishermen took`a
:easy chore to 'regain one's:nerve
and timing after that lapse. He's
0' 4 0 0 looking better."every`: game.'
• ducking: here on Friday. night w * * .
' in ' Sepoys tor-
. high' fly g fever li
when the gGould.,is c
second and third line. The 'second'
r
In an effort to keen their net line of Gould, Dahmer and ,Greer,
` too badly "riddled, The highly rated Goderich Juv- has been together in.a couple o
from •.being , show an thing sen= games; and,
,Starting to click,
. • The Fishermen. went on the de ernes didn'tY • They look like a smooth going
fensive 'early in the game, and• sational here. on ••Monday, night,
as a result it was a dull fixture even though they did take home to o till pack plenty of scor-'
as compared 'with' the Harriston • a 7� to 4 victory. : • g punch. `
battle a couple of nights earlier; Goderich took a 1-0 lead in '"
Stouthampton lacked ,at' least the first period,, were leading 3-2 And of course the Chin boys
one of their stalwarts in the per= at ,the end,. of the second, with are flying,cand are bagging a big•
son of "Sailor" Johnston, but even the final scare, reading 7-4. share of the goals, in every game,;
his efforts would no' doubt have, It 'we- .the first -home game for although practically: every 'man
• faihd AO keep their hockey titg the,Luckrtgwclub and • they-, trot- on, the team isproving a potential
ted out Borne material, that should threat to' opposition goalies.
�' on an even keel. • :„ � . ,., .•• ,�. ,� w.
The Southampton squad' kept' .Found into a' pretty smart team i. ,'
her, nose. into the storm for the, ,Monday nights game, was a 'bit Ball and Harris are a' ]lefty
too' sera?nbly , and , lacked the pair on defense, and , have the
fist twenty •rrimutea as Theo _eed,.t at the fans''tvere looking. help and experience of the 'vet-
but from or, b "'the "close checking may eraia George Book,"on the rear
pot's took' a 2,0 .leads,
there in their craft was wallow? have. accounted for that: guard. Rall is. playing a steady
. Mg badly; from a ` 5 -wave blast Goderich marksmen were Bea- game .on defense, and in spite
in the second;' and 'four more big coin' 2, Fulford ,.,lVleriari 2, oak. of the fact he had an Appendix
breakers in the third that all but For Ltiekna:N; Jimmy McMillan •o eration'•in the „fall, lis making
amped. their stout little craft got two and McLeod and Need- effective ;.and' thsnely, use•' of his
�w
lid its '$tubborn . crew. •ham one each. Nir�rley •Chin got , d in sto in lin-rushin
eorge•Chin led the puck storm a pair of assists on NI Mill ° pp g g fPr-
eply • t WON MONDAY 7-4
with fotir goals. 'Stant Smith had war s. •• .
f. ,goals, ,and A1ek Mclntyre wa `in . �
'charge,: ane on ee am s.
ri, , at hard working; third ' Brie. ••Alex
alrid h d out seven o Needham
y 'uir es, Salomon, Stewart make
eight penalties, in. the final frame. Goderich:. goal, Dontldso •` clef;
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L° UC:KNOW H 1G
HO01.. NEWS
•?!
The Grade XII toboggan+ party
wag postponed on account ,of
weather_
volley '` ball and, •
hockey. teams have.been chosen
Southampton: goal, • Matheson Ddak, Holland•, :centre, Ni cPhail,
• McIntyre is playing juvenile le and
will••be available
for only a 'lime
iced' ..riurnber 'of Intermediate
games. W
. • rtef;.,- -.Morton, Oaternan; •centre, • wings, Fulford, Merian; alt., Bea -
Masterson; wings, .N ' •Bates, ' T;
$aces;.alt,, Doug Bates, 3. Davies,
G. Davies, Fitton, Walmsley+
• • •Lucknbw; goal,Ritchie; def.,
• Hall, Book; .fist line, A., B., G.
Chin; alt., Gould, Greer, 'ahrr►er,
Purves, S�olomon, Stewart; •Har-
ris: • •..,
.Referee -;--Stan. Smith, Stratford,
coria, Smith, Goddard, Westbrook,
Willis, Fruth; ' Gregg, Moore.
Lucknow: goal, ardis; def.,` C.
McMillan, Kiosk; centre,';MoLeod;'
wings, Needham, • McIntyre;
Chin, J. McMillan; McQuillin,
Dickson, 'Ferguson, Gibson, Mc
Lennan, •Morrison.
Referee—Falconer, Goderich.
WINGHAM
...at
TJCKN�I�
O11r'
1N1-28
at 8.00 sharp; ..
Thin out, out • and ' encourage
these ,12 and 13 -year-old
lads' ... ,,'They'll give,yuu
.`your mWney's worth.
Admission 25c and .15.c•
• .The Chin boys have signed tip
with the Walkerton,'
O.li.Ar.
termediate club and will` have to
.play a couple of scheduled games I
with the County 'Toe iters to be
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