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Tom. LiICKNOW SPTTINEL, 1.4.1CKN01 f,:. GNTARIO _.
'LUGKNOW AGAIN BESTS,
WINGHAM IN OVERTIME
LEY 3—Paisley .;McGregor ...,. 3.47
EP(ItYS TROUNCED PAIS ., � •
�S '� .: � 6.50
4- 4 ucknow, G. Chin
ON THURSDAY t2;M'Ik .
5—Paisley,. Reeves ••:•..., ....10.57
Road cicnditions 'affected the at-
tendance at .• last 'Thursday's ' in-
termediate gaze here, .and. • the
smallest : crowd ,Of the • season.
`turned out to see The Sepoys
ch
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trounce, Paisley, to 12• ..
too one=sided,', gam to he inter-.
esting. ., '
Dahmer; Greer. and:
Bill Chin
eee n'•�the first: With
a goal;api . , �.
•Reeves. potting •one for the ,visi-
tors. The 'Sepoys. ,chalked up four"
more in• the second on goals -by
Gould; • Purves, Stewart . and Mc
Millan, without • a • reply ' from
Paisley!. `
" In the third Dahmer;,' Havens,
G. Chin, G. • Book and. Havens,.
flicked- the.' light in that order
for five - more, while 'Paisley put
uptheir best ' effort 'of the even-
ing with goals going to •Wothr�
ington, '' Reeves and the. veteran
George Grant
Fives penalties :were shared,
Lucknow 3, Paisley Z.''
• Lucknow Goal, H..Ritchie, def.
Second Period :..
6=Paisley, Reeves . :2 25
7-1-Lucknow,. A. ,Chin : • 3i.55
8—Lucknow, Dahmer ....... 5,35
9--Lucknow, Gould •10.10
.Third Period ' '
10=-L`ucknoW; Solomon 6:30
11 Paisley;
Reeves. '
1.2 Paisley;°'Grant' .... 9.50.
1.3-4Paisley,
Reeves 44 " ',• 10.40'
14- .Paisley, Reeves
15 Lucknow; G. Chin •, 18;40
' •Referee• -Harry Doughty'
• Ha ,f : oo P ; ..S `" in , .. •. ♦, � . r � ..
Chin; alt., Gould, Greer,•Dahmer,
•Purves,: Stewart, McMillan,. Hay.-
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• Paisley: goal, Blue; 'def , Grant,
east' W•
eek's Results
Allenford 10, :Chesley,4 ' • ,
poreHarristond at Port' Elgin,: nos
Elmwood 8, Wingh-am. 5.
Lucknow '1�2, Paisley. 4: •'
. Lucknow 7, Allenford 5 . •
Elmwood '3, ° Southampton 1
•Winigham .9, Paisley 2
' Harriston 5, `Southampton 1
Paisley "8,', Lucknow 7 ,d 11,
AIfenfprPort Elgin 4
Chesley .., 9, Winghain 8 .
Gregg; . centre, Cr. Reeves, wings,
Worthington and Pickhard alt,
Leitch;' McGregor, McArthur
• Ralston,' W.• Reeves,' Stark. .
Referee' .Doughty, Walkerton,
SEPOYS WON. ' BY °7-5
COUNT FROM-ALEENFORD kl '
In a hard fought game at Tara
on Friday. night, Lucknow Sepoys:
edged •the Allenford . squad.? : to 5.,
Ther game was more than anhour
late in star'tuig. 'No,,referee show-
ed up, and finally_ Ches. Merriam
of Tara. 'took • over the ;whistle=
tooting job.
Georgi Chin and;, Greer-` got a
pair each. for Lucknow, with Bill
Chin,, Barris and Havens getting
:single`' markers. ' K. Kennedy • got
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IlekriW Bantams again bested
Wingham bb Wednesday night by
a score .of 2=1 in ten minutes over.
timerAn•V- ngham-.the . previous,
Saturday the Sepoy kids took a
3-2 victory • in . overtime.•
The .first. period of •Wednesday
night's game was: scoreless, At 17
minutes in `the second .period Joe
Howald flipped the disc in`.pn a
goal mouth`pass• by Alvin Irwin:
In the •third• Elliott tied .it up,,
for . Wingham :sending' the • game
three
into .overtnne. • With , 'about 't
Donald Thompson`'
.into
tp gae,:
again fired the winning goal for
:.Luck wnowz. oss•an,fo*en Rd Al Jr.,
win
•ere lin on the, play. The local•
kids. were hard pressed for .the
remainder of the m
gae, 'and
"Tory".: Gregg''even resorted to.
pulling 'hishis •goallie in : thee. last'
'O B. I T.A R,:Y•'
WALTER R1CHARDSON
The death occurred .on Thurs-
,day, January ' 29th,, 1948. ' at his
home near Bellnore . of. Walter
Richardson• in his 71st year. He
wasp. a son off., the rte "Wali
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Richardson and Nancy .Armstrgng.
of Culross. He was. a lifelong. res-`'
ident ;of Culross, ° and; up till two
years. 'ago . had • .enjoyed •• good
health. -His first wife predeceased
him in October .1910 ,arid, in. Oct -
:ober .1915, he married Katherine
May �:Xgung ,of Kinloss,.:'
He leaves to mourn' his loss:be-
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wife, •'three.:daughters;•-
(Ethel) M
rs... Oscar ` Holrnes , .of
Cull
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• Foss•Bertha) :Mrs;:Mrs;Clarence
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Stokes•o ''.Howick; Freda of Kin
cardine; one son, Wallace, at'
home: one' granddaughter . Eliz
1.minute to increate: the pressure;
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but without . success.
Lucknow: goal, Bob Reid; def.,
Johnston,. Rose; cen.,. Ross; wings,
Thompson,,.: Anderson; alt, Irwin,
McNay; • Howald, Baker, Gammie
Bohnert, 'Fisher:' •
Referee. -Jenkins, Wingharn.
• 'BANTAMS TRIMMED
CLINTON .MONDAY
THURSDAY, F'FBRUARY 5, 1948
The funeral was held on sat..
urday from . Currie's Funeral
Horne, Wingham; Rev. Leland C.
Jorgensen of BeI'more Presbyter-
ian church, ,when Mr.' :Richardson
was amember, conducted.. the
service.. The pallbearers were Al,
vin Mundell, _J
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Nickel, Fleming,.Ballagh, Thomas'
'Inglis and 'Harry . Miller. Inter:
:inert was in. Teeswater Cemet- •
ery.
abeth :Mae' Stokes; four sisters,
Elizabeth Richardson. (`J a n e )
Mrs, A. Hughes (Mary);,;M'rs. W..
Pinnell, all of Teeswat'r; :Mrs:
•Robt,', McCullough (Agnes) : •of.
Qu'Appelle, Sask.; two brothers::.
John of Langside and George of
Guelph.
WOA.A. PEE WEE•
yv. GHAM
at.
• LUCKNOW
at ,1,0 a.m.
See the "double. '
Chins in action:
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Standing Monday Night
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L. W L.T Pts'.
Lucknow 11 2 0, 22.
Harristo i • 7 3 2 ' 16
Elmwood „ 6 6 '2 14'
Allenford :.Y... ..6 7 ::1 13
Wingharn 6 6 1 . 13
Chesley ;'.. •;r... .... 6 3 0 Q. 12.
Southampton .fi 6 0 10
Paisley •
Port Eigin
their third straight :Win,by down-
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ing 'Clinton '• on. Monday• -night+
here.. The; "score , was ;6-2; • with
the ..homesters bagging "a pair ':of
goals •each period.
• Ross•,and . McNay • got a pair,
each and'%Andersen: and: Thomp-,,
son singletons; • ,
•Lucknow goal, Bob Reid; def:,
3 9 1 • 7: t Bruce John§ton, Dan Rose;:.,first,'
0 13%.' 1 1 line, $owen Ross,. George Ander-
son,. Donald • Thompson;.•. alt., Al.
Irwin,. Joe Howald;, Donald Mc-
Nay, Art Baker, Dale Bohnert,
John Gammie;;Ronald•Ferguson,•
• _Clinton:. . goal, Tidswell; def.,.
Epps;• Sheairiii ; 1st -line, :Elliott,
Ward, •Carrick; alt„. Cowan,: Ladd,
Taylor, •• Calduhoun,' • M a 1 t b y',
Mogre, Garori.
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Games .Coming 1
Intermediate I.
Feb 6 A1,lenford at 'Lucknow
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Feb:. 10-Chesley: at Lucknow
Bantam d
Feb. 5.-:-Lucknow at'Clinton
Pee: 'Wee
Feb: ,7 . Wingham at 'Lucknow .
JUVENILES WON EASILY
FROM C.
LINTON 11 3 1-- Lucknow Ross •(Anderson)
' nton:
• (2-Lucknow McNay (Irwin)
.° In a double feature nightcap .3 -Clinton, Maltby '
three for Allenford and Crawford'I on.'.:Monday'evening Lucknow'
and-.McNe l one :each. .I,Juveniles had a comparatively.
Lucknow: goal, Ritchie; , def.; I easy; time downing . Clinton by, a
'Hall, '• Harris, cenye, A: Chin; 'score ' of ° 1I-3,.::.Clinton "made it
wings, G. ,chin, B Chin; alt.,' ° close for two periods; butin the
.Gould Gr-.eer;. Palmier,' Book, •.third Lucknow fired': in five goal
•Havens,'.Puriris; Solomon:• • without a' reply from the visiting
Allenford:` xgoal, ' It. Kennedy; sextet }
def Greig _Millen.;-. centre; Me- t,ucknow• goal Cordis; def..
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Second P riod
4-Lucknow, Ross (Thompson)
5—Lucknow,. :Anderson ('Ross:)•••
• Third :Period
6—Lucknow,: McNay •.(Irwin)
7 -Clinton, Epps
8-4.ucknowThompson (Ander-
son; Johnston)
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Weil; wings, Crawford, K.' Ken- McLennan, Ross`; 1st line;' :Mc- P E WEES EDGED:: .
C McO uillin, i' ,
Hewnedy; alt:, oTton, Duff, .Gibbons, L' nod; ., Needham, McIntyre, . alt., Gf1DERICH SATURDAY, 4=3
°itson, Aiken, McCulloch .J.4'. McMillan,
PAISLEY CARDS EDGED.
LfJCKNO ON MONDAY
The •biggest upset of the ; season
oai e on Monday- evening, : when
Paisley Cardinals ' 'winged the
hkri
Morrison, . Gibson, Ferguson; Kil- to Goderich last Saturday morn
patrickling to. edge out a 4=3 win,over the•
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Clinton: goal, Iponnone, • def•.,.1 Lakeside• kids The 'home tea'rh
Lucknow Pee • Wees journeyed:
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n The Lucknow. Arena
t 8.30 Sharp.
rig
.LENFORD:
roar;
LUCKNOW
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'HEST EY'- ,at. LIJC ,NOW
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Riehl; • Steep; 1st. . line Mathews, ,took a 'one-goalf lead in the first
McBeth, Martell, Wilson; .Ashfon, ('and;'were leading ..2-1: at the end
McConnell, MustardH
,.4addy, Cos -:1 of the.second ";Lucknow .tied''. it':I
sineau, •• : up in 'the 3rd, but Goderich went I
hi . h -flying Sepo s,• by a count of " :First Period Q out 'in front', again only, to have I.
g y �' •
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8 to ?,:'The Sepoys bad'tr Ali/rimed •1 X.,Lucknow,; McLeod, .....:1 Char! and
'Cards : easily ,the . previous ' • . (Needham. + ''• • • later ,get •the' Winning go:ala Char-• .
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Charlie
Chin tie it , tzp. ag•ain,
.the, ,
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Thursday. 2 LucknoW, .'Chin , 5.35 I he bagged. all fou.4 of the Luck
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3—Lucknow; 'Ferguson,
(Morrison) .:..: •:.
••4=Clinton; Mustard.
Second Period
o (Ash-
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5 •G�'linto ,, (
toil) .. ••
6�-.Luekriow,. McMillan.
(Chin). .... i
--Lucknow, McIntyre:
(Needham)•
8:55
• Needham. .10,55i'
8-•-Lucknow, e
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O=Clinton, Mustard
(Wilson) , •. '15,10
rind
•. Third )�'e
Monday night's game Diva's play- '
ed in P isley's new •$3'5,000 arena
and recreational, •centre, which is'
a. eredit to this arnbltious� 'village
, rid tra
'where Sc•ottisli•: ancestry a
ditiori is prided as : rttiuch• 'as in
the Sepoy town:
b.n Monday night ;Lucknow wasir
A ' minus Hall :and Harris, and Gould
who played •the read •guard miss
ed. the.first Period. , But the Pais-
ley
.Squad: was in-, •`battling mood
'and went all out for the victory
1 . •.which was ustily applauded .by a
larged crowd of Paisley fans
In • the dying minutes,', of • the
game George "Chingot a bad:gash
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...game
the jaw' from :the.goalie's skate
,;„,....as he ••made..a final effort to tie'
the count. `George; got' three of
;The Sepoys" goals. Outstanding
for Paisley was' Reeves. with six
goals.
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First Period
1---Luckndvir, G. Chin .,.,....
• '' now goals,
14:25
' 15.25
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The Chin brothers played their
first. O.H A game with Walker 4,, • .
:When
on' last yiiddnesdajt night
7'40 'the County Tow.r ers • dowriecd the
• Dut'haiii-Mt; Forest Combines .8
50 ,
7' to. 6, • Bill!: Chin •picked tip ' a: goal
and All got an .assist. •
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On 'the return journey .the
?get. bogged down: in a drift a
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couple of miles •south of Kinloss)''.
•.1'arid 'the night was:
s,
pent in' the
10=6Lucknow, 720,"5ca N avai•t�g ihe early o ping
11Lucknow, Needham ,.....10.32i, Plow to freethem and break , a
12&Litcknow, McIntyre'' , ..,. 11.57 I trail'. th•roiugh the heavily. • dtrifte'd
13• •Lucknow :Ross ......, .. •.16.06 ' roads:
14--Lucknow, McLennan 17.30 ' {•= + •
,Penalties Riehl, Ross 2. • ' ' Improvers lent in ,.the' Elmwood l'
'ADMISSI:ON 35c and ; l5c
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cable,. �
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weather �
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eveservice. service.
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° Not onl• '.' is our sei+vice becoming more .de r
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rowing;* too. We are "filling orders (or iek Bone
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$ g �,
just as fast asnew equipment is available. More tele).
plus.inore dependable service
— and' ;always at,th 1ewC t
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possible cost—mean grater :telephone valuefor every 1isPr.
C.lub's showing may be due large,
four straight wzns have served ' "to three or f ur Hario`ver play.. ',
Flzra. • siod � Lumil;er. kings with T
rs on their roster, anti according.
t .notice ;that they're not the push- to. the Paisley Advocate they may • .
.10 . over squad that Lucknow trounc- be reclassified as an . "A" teanx';1
2:Paisieys, Reeves ....,.,.,,. 1,14i.ed at the opening of the !season, by the W.O.A.E1w
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