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BII.L. CHIN TOOK SCORING
HONOURS AT WINGHAM ,
When The Sepoys. downed
yyi,giiam last 'TueSda,Y night by
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a ti,,ant of 10 to 5, scoring
honors
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wen to Bill Chin who pfour
gal`
goals. George Chin got ,. 3 of a
and Johnny - Dahmer' , Aso g
brace.' Dahmer hast' beeni late
the redight •consisten 1t'
., and:the-,line of.• Gould, Dahmer
and Greer has been very -effect-•.
,- ave. -• � •
Referee Stan Smith handed"gout
;19 penalties,: • including .3 majors
and, a penalty• shot, when a ;free
for -all, broke out at the end of
the 'second period , as McLeod
conked. Gould with, his goal stick..
SEPOYS ROUT WINGHAM•.
FRIDAY BY 10-3. COUNT
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)Past aleck's Resting
Harriston. (i', Chesley '2
Etinwood 4, Port Elgin 4
Southampton 5, Allenford 3
I'aisley 1M,. Port; Elgin 5 •
Lucknow 10, ;Wingham 5.
lE;.trnwood 4, Allenford 1
Southampton 6, Harristo1 5
,Southampton. 6, Paisley' ort-
Lticknow at Port. Elgin .. (p
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Chesley ;..8, ,Ailenfo 3
Harriston 2, Elmwood 2 '
• A1lentord .22, Port . Elgin 3 ::
• •Lucknow 10, .Wingham 3
The "Standing
"The Sentinel" ,;
Lucknow, Ontario,
Hear -Sia.: 1 1 •increase• for the:• Salada 'lea sales. fox:1'9� show-
ed a substant a
third •successive year, the total,
being almost double the average
annual sales from 1935.to 193,
As we have said many' times be -
I fore •we attribute a•,great deal
redit for this amazing
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Luclinew 9 ' 1 0 18
Harriston .6, 3:. 2 14
VJingham....1'' .11
' 5 4 »
S,outhainptofl �. 4 . ' 10
Chesley 0
.Elmwood , 4 6 2 10
• 1300 fans. • packed the' Allenford, .• , ' 4 '.6 9!
Some 2. 7 1 5
Lucknow arena' on Friday ..night' Paisley 0 7 1
for. 'the annual Burns Night hoe- I',port• Elgin.
key special featuring Lu sco ed a
Wgingham. The. Sepoy .
10-3 'win but' at the halfway mark
it .looked like anybody's .game,
From there in Lucknow forged,
.ahea
•d and -the visitors' were d'ef-
finitely a beaten team in the •.final.
stanza.
Although • Referee McArthur. 'of
• Owen Sound handed out 14 pen-`
a •, alties, most, of them were far very
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Congratulations •to -Mr. & Mrs.
Everett L• ane .who were „married,
om Saturday.
The._ next regular meeting
eti g .of
the e 11 -will -1e held
day, February 5th at the•ho Miss
Mrs: •.Jim..Boyle. Convener, .
May Boyle; assistant " convener,
Mrs. ;Alen Perctopic,
lovers in. -history'', • motto, "Love
is blind roil ca11; .members are
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rowth to the. high quality ,of our o bring ost leoffice. es An . the • "'as
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• coupled 'with a newspaper:ad- . donated' for' sale, .also..art
tea. p
verbs ng' rogram, almost °contii? • les "'for. the overseas parcel.
uously in _ intained"since 1892.
Please, (accept our thanks for
your part,,as a newspaper• pub-.
lisher, in .bringing Salada Tea so
effectively to the attention .of the
buying,public in 1947, and all:our
best wishes - for the• new • year.
yours :tx•uly,.
Sakada Tear Cot epany °0f Canada,
Y Limited
per, R. K. By�thell.
-Lunch, Mrs, Jim Boyle, .Mrs. Roy
Graham, May Boyle.
1V1r, ' and Mrs.. Malcolm, ,Lane
and family attended .'the Lane-�
le wedding; at 'Tiverton on
Trumh Y •. •�,
Saturday, •,
•Whitechurch Native• •Dies.;'
-Numerous friends and fellow'
lodge members gathered• to pay
their; last respects to Archibald
Lorne irnmie, retired mainten-
ance s ierintendent of .'Central
Collegiate Institute, London, who
died Sunday, January 18th of a
Games Coming Up heart seizure. ,was ; was born in
• - intermediate „ 4. Whitechurch but had been a resi
29 Paisley 'at''Lucknow. dent of London for• the ,past• 65
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in Winghrri by'' a score
Feb.6--Allen px Th had previously
an. years,
Jan.' 30 Lucknow at Allenford •
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Feb, , 2 I?uckriow ,at ,paisley
f d at L k w morning
uc no m best -
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r of 5-0: ey
e ' Bantam'` —Clinton at Lucknow ed the Wingham kids in two ex
ti • ti•• ibition ' games. •
Charlie•: Chin scored :• three for
x7 :Tia c. - Chingot"one•'and
Min
at ho• time did .the game . ev.
'the. •rough •_ and tough 'action that
"enlivened" the° , game . in ...Wing•-
;ham the previous .Tuesday 'even-
ing . ° •,
Friday;: night's game, though Lucknow 'sextet rn the }Lakeside
4`tamer'•';. than anticipated; had town on Thursday' 'evening' by :a:
plenty of ,action: and .:next . to the sown on,.9 . to 5. Iy wve a rugged,
'ton battle w•as the 'best the'' c ; eekin :" 'battle sand ended
f a s h . • tis season, hard. ,Ch g . t . all ded
t th
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' nesse -oo w
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fans have wr in . a Donnybr. • . k•
Wingham •took an' early lead; la ers.•on; the'rce �oinxng ;an: The
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on �F.riday:: and ,the:,period wasp) affair pretty.'much •dwindled .to;
waning.. before Gotifd knotted the. a aire prett :aitch nd ,n d,e d tr 0
•count.; Edgar sent : Wingham into{ Chuck Webster• soon . had order.
the lead; again' in thej.second per -1 restored, •' '
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d, with, "Hap" Hall:': getting the. McLeod gged tihree of Luck-
• qualizer'`past the, halfway mark. •How's . od gge three y� McMk
..Dahmer and Greer each repeated Tari ani; s .with mtn ,: •getting
' within. little more than a minute,• Bangle d, 1-1 rs;e '
and from there on;' the Sepoys Luckribw's l ne-up was goal;
' kept' stretching: their 'lead. This Cardrs, def.,;,,Ross, C 1V1c1Vli11a 1,
roused ;the Winghain squad • and centi e, Mcleod, wings, McMillan
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the , bes,t � action of th'e night was ! '• nd• lViacIntyre, alt.,. M : "Chin,, J.
- w es. .ed: for the next ten' min- cMillan, MoQuil•Iin, Ferguson:,
utG•Morrison® Gibson, Dickson
George Chin headed the scoring
parade ;.with• three,' Dahmer "land r
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 29.,.1948:
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JUVENILES LOST 9-5ii1N
-GODERICH;-THURSDAY •__:
Goderich Juv'enilee defeated the
Dennis 'Em•er in' o
from Kenneth Hodgkinson.
•-Lucknow_'s. line-up was: goal,
Marvin Biernan; • 'def., Kenneth
McNay and.,: Arnold Taylor, first
line, Jack Chin, Chas Chin, Billy
Mathers; alt,,.'All Baker; Dennis.
E berlin, • hloyd'' Collin,Bob •
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Niovtbray-• ‘Ron •'Nosal, Kenneth'
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Hodgkinson. .1
Kent Hedley missed the . game
because. of .illness.
-' Goultlgot. a -pair-e~ach with Hail,_(I-V-ENILES_ . TRIMM . a
Greer and A Chin gettingsingle-:1.,BRUSSELS. TUESDAY .11 6•
tons: Hilbert, :(Edgar • and Foster -
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were the . Wingham marksmen . Outscbrrng- .ands • outplaying: the
Wingham :goal,.'Groh, defense, visiting Brussels squad • in every
young, Bell,'-,cen., Hilbert;: wings,,,period on. Tuesday •night, Luck -
Templeman, •lym; . alt , : ;English,,, now Juveniles 'chalked up an .11:6
Rae; Foster, Yee, Edgar,'Brent.:. i victory on their home iee
Lucknow: goal,' Ritchie, def.,, • Latean the second' period the'
Brussels ;goalie , wrapped Alex
Hall, Book; cen , A. 'Chin; wings,
G. and E. Chin, alt.,; Gould, Dah Maclntyre over the head ` with
;mer, jGreer;,.• °Har•ris, Maclntyre, his stick and Alex- responded
Havens. Bolt' and just'i£rably with his fists
''-Referee .McArthur, O w.e n and by the time the :affair .vas
Sound.• broken up, the goalie learned a
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First Period lesson : 'that : should Make him
Wingh`am, Hilbert • think twice• before, repeating sU h i
(Templeman) 2:25, an attack
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,_ Luekow,• Gould Needham led ,the Lucnow I
(Harris)' l8•52 :scoring paradewith 4,, Alex Mac-1Penalties—Book, Young, Foster.' Int re got 3, "Gus" McLeod 2,
Second" Period and Jiinrnie '. Morrison and ' Dar'
S_'. Wirigham, Edgar.(Brent) 6.49 Ferguson ;one each.
4---Lucknow, Hall.. , 1'1.20 ..
5 : Luckno\W Dahmer 2.30 BANTAMS. E1�GE; WINGHAM
6--- (Greer,;;' Gould) 1Lucknow; , Greer ....., 1245 • IN' OVERI'I:ME. GAME
7—Lucknow, •A:••�Chin' • 15 3b ?L'ucknow" $antarns,' just a shell
8Lucknow; Dahmer •
• (Gould,.,' Greer) G16.1 ' of last year's championship team,:
. , the W.0 A,A. schedule in
9-= lisp) ,.Foster • (Eng-
Opened '
91d ' 'and g�os d on Saturday morning
• )fish) y 'out a.3 to. 2 victory in I
Penalties Hall, Sell, Gnu ten minutes overtime.
Third Period ' •» Ltickno
.,Donald' McNay, ,got` w s
1U •Lucknow`, G 'Chin (B .
2,15 opening goal in the first period, f.
Chin, A. Chin) and Donald T•hohnpson put them '
:1'1—Lucknow, ' Chiu •
' •.(Gould) ...w 10.35 two: up in. the, second with ani
G. Chin'...::,15,57' assist;by .George Anderson'. '• - -
13--Lucknow, , • Murray Gerrie scored for Wing-
13—Chcknow,• Gould' • (A
.. Chia) :16.25 ham early in the third and Saxon•
Penalties --Young, Gould; .Har, later' tied the count .and sent the,
• lis,. English, 'Fosters Pym, • Harris: ga• Withnless vertithan 30 seconds re- -
rnaining. Thompson' took ,Bowen 1':
Ross' pass at centre and went in
to pull Murray-: neatly ,• from the
J 86 sped net and plant the..rubber behind
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ators witnessed 112'. hien
aoftball-�gatries in .Wingham Town., Lu: cknow• goal., Bob.. Reid; def:,
Park last .summer Bruce Johnston,'' Danny" ,4Rose;
cenre, Bowen Ross; wings, Geo.
Anderson; Donald Thompson; alt.,
Alvin 'Irwin, Donald 'McNay, Joe
Howald, John .' Ga-rrirnie, , iSale 1
Bohnert,: Ronald- Ferguson::. ' • I
Wingliam: goal, Murray; def., ,•
Elliott, G. Gerrie; centre, Gregg;
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Y YOUR '48 VACATION
A ,sportstimer has been install-
ed in Paisleys new :arena. •
'Wilt "Sailor" Johnston of the
Southampton -Fishermen will be
• out of action' for •the,: balance of
the schedule` •.with a fractured
bone in his . foot;, suffered in 'a
game at, Paisley,
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...Jesse Bartonis back in action I wings, • Hilber" t.M. Gerrie; alt.;
with ,Kincardine ,ac'after a' •yeatos Saxon; Fryfogle, McDougallMcDougall;Sut-'
suspension for g' .Ileferee--Tack' Brent.
tt ki n another ton, ,Stainton, Nrmrno,
p ser,
Storm ' condi ons the F -educed SEE V6�
visibility greatly on Monday,
forded 4he Intermediates to turn
:bac*. after setting out for Port
•)loin•.
EES WIN FIRST
LEAGUE GAME .5-0'; *.
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