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THE 1,11.ICKNOWu !SENTINEL,' LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO
SEPOtS WON EXHIBITION : •
TILT BY 6-2 SCORE'..
The Dolson-'coached Kincardine
t .an -i • played an exhibition
,game in. ,Lucknow on. Friday ev-
ening with Pelt McCoy's Sepoys,
who scored a decisive: 6= victory,
The. luckless` Lakeside sextet
hasn't- hung up a.: victory this
winter
The team made. ,the trip .over
xo -glazed • roads •' and ,"'abandoned
their - cars : here, to' make:. the; •re-
turn trip , by train after the game.
-Goal-getters for Lucknow• were
Gould; Dahmer, Stewart, Albert,
Georgeand Bill Chin. Kincardine
marksmen.were Beli,and Dotson.
C. HESLEY .TURNS' TABLES,
DRUB ':'SEFOYS1-4 '
* , Chesley . Colts had ,plenty ;of
kick on Monday: night, in their.
own .:fir"e-damaged rink, when
they ' shellacked the Sepoys by
,'.score of 1.1-4, and which. was
sweet; revenge after' their 10-0.
whitewash in ; Sepoyville.. "Bud"
Orr, was in the nets for Chesley"
on ' on ay.
The Sepoys were minus George
• Chin,, "Toby"`'.Greer and Bill Har-
ris The ice- was •:bad, and with
• nothing .at, stake, there was little.
incentive for ,: The Sepoys : to go
'all out. .Goal •'get erS , were.'Gould
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OBITUARY
4, MR. RICHARD PRATT
The death occurred -suddenly
.: on Monday, February 9th, of Mr.
Richard Pratt,•,who for the past
12 years has reside Tri Luc
9-7 score, after 'holding; a 6-2 He was in his 74th year and death
lead 'at one point in the. second was dile to a •heart seizure.
period. , ;I , ' ' . 'He was a son of- the iate...Rich.-
Grounds for the Lucknow pro -.and Pratt and Maria
'are that the Brussels team,
was strengthened for the playoffs
by.juveniles' who. 'are playing in-
termediate hockey•'arid, had play-
ed . more than the .,allotted Hui=
be.r, of. games ' thus legally pre-
venting� therri •from reverting,: to
juvenile" competition The • decis.-
iota ion the 'protest' was. expected,
last"' night.
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Past Week' Results •
Southampton 5, - Elmwood 3:
Wingham 9,.Allenford'8
• • Paisley 10, Chesley 8'
Wirigham 13,'Port` Elgin • 7
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Southampton 6, Paisley 3
.Chesley 11; ;Lucknow i,4
M is Corbbet and'1
was born in 1874• in Morris •Town '
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'ship where he grew to manhood.
He farmied in Morris and Hullett
townships for a number of years
before; moving. to Walton. :From •
;there he went to Moncrieff where '411:,.
he' conducted a 'general store, •
• He • was ` married" to Alice Pat 01,'
terser daughter of .. Mr; • and 'Mrs.. ■ '
Geo "•'.Batterson of: lciullett There •` •
is One daughter (Edna), 'Mrs. ]ror : .
•rest McKay of . Bluevale and• ari-,.
ad"opted son, Mr. Albert Wells .of
DunviIle. There, is one sister by
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Lucknow .Bantams ended' the ing, Mrs. ;James Burns of Luck
regular- playing schedule • last now. 'A sister,: 'Mary, predeceased
hint in 1927. .. .
A..faithful,' attendant. of. Luck
now united Church, the' funeral'
service was conducted''by. Rev.'
J. W. Stewart at DaVison's'un-'
Th»rsday afternoon in Goderich
• when they .• trimmed the , Lake -
town kids by ,•a• score of 6-4. The
win gave the Bantams "a standing
of. 4 wins .arid two las9ses, and a
-hold on 'first place. that no other:. erg. Home on 'Wednesday .after-
team can do better~ than tie..`' -rhe noon with, interm
ent following,
Lucknow team is now marking , Union Cemetery,$Pallbeairn-
time
• 'awaiting the . start of the
playoffs.
Luckhdw took
a two-goal:.lead
ers. 'were Howard: VanCamp,_ Jim
Burns, Jr, .Alfred Ritchie; Ronald,
VanCainp, Kennett} Jackson ,and
4-0 by the' halfway .mark •in, -the
second: Goderich got one of them
back before the period ended arid
ran in three -in •a; row in. thethird
third
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tie,''but' the Lucknow kids: had
some punch left and ,ran irr'• two
goats , fo:•make :it •.sure.
Thompson, :. McDonald, Pinder
and i\Mc. Cullo` h::got'hGoder-.
ich goals.' For • Lucknow,' Donald
•Thonipson.;got three and Al, Irwin,
Aft Baker and George Anderson,
one each
Lucknow: goal, Bob :Reid; def:,
Danny Rose, • 'Hruce Johnston
centre,. D'onatd Thompset wings,
Al Lrwin; George. Anderson; .a
MRS CHARLES 'BODGE
WAS cast over
A, pall of 'sorrow
'the..cbrrimunity,1 When the angel;'
'of death suddenly called home to
rest, Mrs:: Charlie.. Hodge, on the
last'' day of January. 'Mrs • Hodge:
h'ad not been well for ,a number
of .years, but born her' cross. \with.
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great fortitude and 'c'heerfulness:: ed here in three days,, they, were
• The deceased 'was born • in Lon- i . e
astonished -to.tear•of :our 23 de-
don, England.' forty-three.' years ... n,
grees below ° zero: The grass `there
they,Evelyn :. Reid of Huron Town_:
is 'gz•een as in, .spring and y ,. , . .
roses bloomin at the: ship :was tied for ;36th':.place :a
see �ovely g,;
nurse: Theyare' invited out mangst,:. the' .505 .boys and '•girls'
golf •c .
a ` ood deal” and, are` 'asked ' to `from Calf. Clubs throughout,the.-
speak
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.clubs and .,various Dominion that .took' past in the
at :"the
At , the: February1st .,judging :competition held in con
:meetings
week -end' they': enjoyed a trip to nection.;with `the selection of the,
the - ex Ail r 'Canadian.. Holste.in:3: Her
Edinburgh 'Scotland, 'and. y
aster` holida s in ;;core of •12&.points 'compared with
•pect to `,pend .E, y , .. 1. ,.
France . Ital and •Spain the:': winning' score of •144: •
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LUCKNOW
A,t . $.30 sharp
The' Sepoys Are*Out To Corp; The "B" `Series
Championship. And The Right To Continue ; a
,O.A.A. • ` itle.: ' •
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- 'JUNIOR , RED CROSS" 7
•DUNG'ANN'0N`• .
In En land The regular; Junior., Red :Cross ,
Anderson Sisters g
Alicia and ildred And- .•meeting'opened'with a sing: song: ; '
1VIsses "My '.,Old •Kentuckey :Horne",...
erson of Dungannon, .why, went •to ``.WhenYou and I ' Were' 'You .
En land• last-' summer, are' .enjoy ng
g•. Maggie",' `"`Juanita "' and "Sarnia
ing life over,; there `very', much.
to T mouth` as, an:
Lucia" A Valentine' story, was . ,
Alma wentrien
i.:� .,• 4.•„,: "read: by' Gladys; Chin and aeon- `,
Ael•-1%,.., - -,•• -,:v.- •�fi. ,ri.�
teswas con•uc e• .y race us:.___
Mildred ;went along for company 'ton. '' BettyHa Ilton 'led ':.a
and -the, 'trip. As in ,.other parts, n
A l
,there, is •a shortage
of- teachers Jumbled ..words 'contest.list of
ldred . With •.several riddlew
s as ' given ;by Carolyn
there anct•IVIi
Gibson:' Valentines, were then giv-
years. experience.of teaching, was' ut;'.. .'
;soon teachingen oina girls' residen ,wn
Gibson, `J,Committee was Carolyn
oan . JQlnson and. Betty.:
tial school in the'carne~� to<as
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Durnin.'
o'rdin ' to
letter
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her,: sister; • Acc . g. a,
Pres., Edna:Reid,
written February 4' which reach=
See,,,.Gladys Chi .
ago Her. maiden •name :was Alice..
EIIen '' Lusher. •;Mr.•• '.and. Mrs:
Hodge \vent to" 'Western Canada
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in. July of last year'and:. later
came: to Kinlough , to 'visit ' •his
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'GROUP � CHAMPIONSHIP brother James and Mrs. ,]`lodge
AWelI Up'In. Judging .Competition;•
i t .: Baker;:: Chan: Chin, .Doliald;
SERIESSTARTS NEXT WEEK decided to make their liomej'
. *Na Joe Howald •'John Gam- and. ,
•y�here'
rnie,, Ronal,d. Ferguson.
Mrs: Hod a waS.•taken• to Wing:
First,'' Period
1:=Lucknow, ham..•
Irwin :(Thoznlison) very
sHudos eint ly1. a.TnYde rpamssaeidns .,awweary
. 2•a--Lucknow Thompson ..i • ,taken to the.•hom1e of r.. Hodge's;
Second. Period • brother, James The funeral ,was
3-~-Lucknow, Thompson (Irwin)
4—Lucknow, Baker (Chin)
5,-..Goderich,, Nicbonald
_ Third Period
6::.--Goderich, Thompson
7=Goderich, 'Pinder:..
8=Goderich, McCullough'--=
9-Lucknow, Thompson (John
tort
10. • ucknow; Anderson Irwin)'
Lucknow Sepoys," who: finished
'well • out ontop in the. regular
:playing schedule, : will. ,start the •
Group championship series ;,next
Of the': nine' team loop ,.four
teams were 'originally classed ; as
"B" teams arid five teams ;in ' the
"A'-' series _This:'class.; ficatio 3
basedon populations' under and
over 1000: •
Eliitwood was: one of the . orig•
inal 'B" teams, but was moved, to
the -"A'Y series When they signed
several, Hanover players. Three
''teams remain Yn .the "B"—Pais-
,ley, Allenford, and Lucknow The:
first two are •• playing' `'off thin
week', and ;the winner will meet
Lucknow ' in a' twe-out-of three,
game: series ;nie i' week. ; .'
The first ,'game .willlie played
in either Tara or -Paisley on Mon.
day, February 23rd. 'Luctcrvow's•
h• ome game . will be on Wednes
.day,', February 25th The location.
of the' .thirds gaine , if 'ne,cess'ary,
is .?dot yet .definitely decided.
Paisley,and' Allenford. are hat
' tling it out in a two -game` goals
to -count series for the ..right .to.
meet .isucknow:for the,•"B" series
group title.-• Tuesday•. and Friday
of this week ,Were the bights set.
for this series.
field on Wednesday, February :4th',
to the Kinlough Anglican church
witl•'ithe service in 'charge of Rev.:
On'Thursday. the; remains :w.ere •
• tak'ei .to :Toronto . for cremation
'and the. ashes -of the deceased.
will be. returned to her homeland
=with; her . husband who now in=
tends to •return'somettne.
• JV1.rs. Hodge 3ea_ves_'_to mourn.
Lucknow,has 'a ; high ,'school het loss, a .dear ;husband, one cis
hockey'• team entered in .the W`:. O. ter in Boston , :and :-one brother in
S. S. A•.,' and during the week of:'. -London, • Ontario.
•February : 21 .0 28,.: is -Slated to.
Meet '• the winner of ::Palmerston,
Milverton; `1Vlitchell, group.,.
• Both ..the Bantams. and Pee
Wees have; wound 'up - their sche
duled games, on
top of, the, heap
and are:' standing by awaiting
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group playoff ;arrangements.
i•„Lucknow waS slated ' to. Wind..
up the schedule by playing s„a •
postponed gaixie .in„Port Elgin last
night, 'Wednesday.
Continued. cold weather; . prd
. j vided keen, : hard `'ice .for practi-
JUVENILES PROTEST AFTER ; •• cally every Contest up; until on-
LOSINGBRUSSELS SERIES, day night's game; in•Chesley.
]Juckno
ver Juveniles dropped' The Chesley rink.' is .still, badly'
two' straight . games to Brussels. "fire- scarred. The. roof has `,not
last week for the' Juvenile "B” been.completely repaired and wain
series , group championship. A. leaking badly on 'Monday night
protest has:been, entered and un ' to fur er impair the' condition
less it is upheld by the W.O.A,A4 of the i
the Lucknow -;teamill fold up •
B••
,for the ' season, with several of • The Port ' Elgin hockey 'scribe.
the boys diverting their activities figures that "Bronchos” is a suit-
to W-.G.S.S.A. hockey... . :' able :motiicre. dor the . Harriston
Lucknow dropped,, the. first of band of rough and thumping puck
the Blast eeice
vt�eek by'a score of 5 4 C out-hippedPort � Elgin Was badly
Y'
as the t .cowhands re=
(..On Wednesday night' in Brussels i rn
cently tr tned them 9-2'en Har -
;was edged.• again ,by a•1 riston ice; t '. •
N , p
' • The .pallbearers .were : Wesley'
Thompson;: Bert McLean,. George
Graham, Frank • Maulden; Reg..
McBride, 'Alex' Percy.. 'The flow-
erbearers " •'were . Freddie: `:Guest,
Hugh. Lane and Jack Barr.
Carta • From San Francisco
This week we 'had a card frorri.l
Batty Len'i, ;written, •at San Fran-
cisco. Barry didn't . say that --he.
was en ':his.., way to China,, 'but.
that is. to' be. presumed as he left
Lucknow• with, the intention of
returning to his homeland.
Harr.yDoughty"s ' refereeing'
'was' anything but popular with:
the' Allenford team .''when ,they,
dropped a 7 to, 5 decision in Ltick-.
now. 'The Allenford' scribe Said
in' ;part:: ".Allenford' lost a hard
fought game due, largely. to the
poorest refereeing we have, wit-
nessed in years, with`' at,. ef-
ficient impartial official in charge.
Allenford would. •probably have.
won the game"
y. , 8
Bill' arris ` who is laying. W.
.o; A. 'A; hbekey with cknew,.
turned out, last week wit . Kin-
cardine's , O. H. A sextet ,'who
dropped a 5 3'decision to Hanover
for their 9th 1ossai'of, the season.
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