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THE LUCKNOW "SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, • ONTARIO
W.ELLESLEY BESTS' SEPDXS
iN• THIRD AND. FINAL GAME
Wa.lesl:ey ` Intermediate "A"'
,champions, also hold the grand.
• championship title ofthe , WOAA.
by'virtue • of . a 10-4 victory. over
Lucknow Sepoys in Stratford last
Wednesday, in the .third and final
. game of 'the, series.
• ' The Sepoys w e r_e soundly
•trounced in the second game at
W aterlop, . but they, came* back
'tattling. last Wednesday,, and that.
10-4 count was no ••indication of
, 1 The Seo ` s' made Wel
the play,. p. Y .. PY
lesley go all' out, to• take, the: °ver..
dict, 'with..two of •their ten goals
coming in the last minute of play.
-Lucknow'opened the scoring on
the. first faceoff as the game, got
.underway,, as George Chin'.'bag-
ged the,. first of three goals. He
got: One in each 20;'. with Gould
getting the :odd- one.izidwar':in
the second. •
. Wellesley. led 2-1 at the end
• .',of` thefirst, but had The. Sepoys
' been. 'getting :anyof the breaks,
:they.might have•.as easily held,.
abou.t'.' a. three -goal margin. Wel-
Lesley' Went "into` • a 6-2' lead .at
the .end of the 2nd; and outscored
. Lucknow 4-1, in the final frame.
e2ri1
plenty. of .,.action: and was further
enlivenedby':fisticuffs.;: featuring.
Ab C
llum -and
Lar ry. M c a Chin- vs..
•"Hap" Hall'' vs.. Ken Deckert; The
foursome drew 5 -minute majors:
• Lucknow...; goal, Ritchie,
Hall 'Harris; centre,
• wings, G Chin, B. Chin, .alter-
Oates, ":Gould, Dahmer, Greer,.
Book, •Purves, Solomon, Havens:
• 'Wellesley: goal Jones;;
• Dec pert,
Dick;'centre,
SDeckert
Hal �eis,LVihtY; • .Pen-
•
nie, Herb: Leis, McCallum, Pear
son, Spohr; �trop, Albrech
t '
,1efereeki.11 Young, viiigh
am.
and, Bill' Woodward, ,Stratford.
First 'Period'
• in 'W.Ch
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.. 1=Luck G:
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Wellesley; 'S .Deckert, Hai old :Stratford on Wednesda r night.
season, brought. the "B" cham-
pionship to town, 'and gave the
fans a "'ammed-packed season' of
good hockey. In all ` they' played
a total of : 29 games,
Financially the Club
most successful• year, and poured
hundreds of : easy dollars into the
arena cofferes.
*
Not only didhhiey prove a bon
anz locally but. g' tilled some niee,
:dough into the' Winghani .Arena;
and the final tilt in.' Stratford:
netted: the •Stratford. Arena' Coinm.
mission ,a cool live 'hundred
bucks, •
About 2,000. people attended
this • one'.at half a .::buck, with
,Stratford rink officials'; grabbing'
half -of the..gross gate. .
•
And now let's :have'• a "Banquet
at .' An early date to ..Honor. the
champs.
The. Sepoys will receive' .:the-
Pree Press trophy,, and Stafford
Industries ' of Toronto are pro,
viding , a cup for ' the .juvenile
• series.
OBITUARY p
. MISS :ELIZ41 THOMPSON
Miss Eliza Thompson died sud-
denly in :Kincardine, Hospital ,on
Saturday, April 3rd.,.She was
born in .Kinloss Township on Con-
cession 10.in 188.6, the •.youngest
(( daugl'iter of the :late Mr, and Mrs,.
f Henry. Thompson and 'resided on:
th'e Thompson; homestead ,frntil
.the death of her father in •1913,
Following this `she:. made' her
home with her, brother- William;
The funeral was:held on. Tues-
day from the old.heinestead now
owned by, herr nephew; Mr, Frank
.;Thompson. ; Burial took place in
Teeswater Cemetery, The Rey. D.
A; ;Facey, ' pastor o..' Teeswater
United Church, , officiated.'
Floral tributes and the Many
we . the
friends who • cal'led slio d'
• high esteem in .which' Miss
Thompson was' held:, .1: •
The pallbearers were.. Arthur
Hodgins, Perry Hodgins; 'George
Hetherington, Elnier Banne:man.,
'Edward •Thom son arid 'Duncan
Thompson.
Miss Thq npson leaves to inotii n
her passing, twq bro;thers;; Albert
of,Holyrood,and Fred 'H. of'Tees-
water; : Seven sisters 'and.. two bro-
thers piedeceased; her.
LOt3IS JOHN GAYNOR '
A" resident„of Fort Willr,in
since 1906 and .a veteran of the.
First. World War, .; .Louis ` John
William ;on March 290h. ,He was.•John Cameron.
NIL -ES WIN: -"Bx
TiT'LE IN : W.O.A.A.
Lucknow•: Juveniles who se+eral
weeks' back,: were. hoisted to the
"A":: ;series and eliminated by
Listowel, are now "B"' champions”
"of the W.O:A A: l
"Co: iications'.' that developed
p P.
in ' the:: Drayton• -Brussels scriesir
resulted in `the: '.former club' be,
ing thrown out and • Brussels,: who
had Ousted `Lucknow in the'' "B".'
:series,- were ordered'. 'to play a
final ;series, sans a couple .Of: in.
eligible, players '(if .not" more) i
•
•THURSDAY,' APRIL 15th, 1948
5.1%. t -I E L' �E NS.
Mrs, G., S. Maclntyrc• and Doi?
ald have returned ,to Meaford of
ter a tip: o weeks' visit • with her
parents, Mr. and- Mrs, W. I. Mil-
ler,
,Mrs. Gordon was hps"t,ess . for
the April meeting of the W. 4.S,
and, W.A, Mrs. W. I. Miller pre-
sided for the 'meeting of .the W.
M. .S. Mrs" E. Barbour read the
scripture . 'lesson - and Mrs. A,
�GauntY'read "Let us• Resolve", a
meditatien.•for the .Easter service '•
Prepared by. Nellie' McClung. The
treasurer .reported' that $22 had.
been'forwarded to the•l'resbyter-
iai treasurer -for the first; quarter:'.
Mrs.' W -T... Miller wars •appointed
as delegate taxthe Presbyterial.• s
t:ev. G, M:' 'Nev+wton''waa guest'
Speaker'.. '�I3e" chose "Art' as his
su'ject and gave .a most. inter'est-
ing picture study, of :Hunt's:' fames_
ous painting "Light of the World".
At the Conclusion% alt joined an '
snging. "Knocking,_ Knocking, who
is TIiere"
Mrs, Gaunt presided _ for' the
W.A.-meeting; the theme of which.:.
was "Andrew, 'the •Enquirer" �1Vlrs
Barbour.rea.d the s ripture lesson
and Mrs,: ilier' the lesson
thoughts: It was ii'greed .the as:
sociation be respo . ible • for the
•purcha'sirig• of 'th lighting fix.•
tures.. fol• .the Mange.
Mri and Mrs, Callum .Cameroi►'
and Carol; Of Detroit '*ere`.week•.
crud 'visitors viiti i1ji X11 "i's,.
i
66' year of age..
Mr.: Gaynoi• had been eUmploylid
y
C.P. ice o
irl to
with the C. .R.: s g g
Fort .William until 1st May:when
he retired as' night yardmaster.:
He was boat- at .,Lucknow and
as ;a' yo^uth'�took; an active':'part tri
'baseball;' He •wa fond' of .hunting.
and fishing •a ld all outdoor act:.
ivities He 'alias -:a tnbei • of St:=
Luke's. .Anglican..church; a mens
bei ..•of the'. Brotherhood '.of ` Rail'
road' 'Tra'inmen' and ,.of ;: the: 'Fort:
William 'Branch of t to •Canadian
i.
Legiori• -.
While','oVersees from 1.6.1.6 to
Spring weather interfered 'and 1919 he' served' with the .1ltli.
a sudden 'death 'game .was :played Light =
'Railroad.0 rri an
p Y
bet
'the Lucknow-Wellesley grime •in .
ween the two. clubsfollowi- ..,�1:e � 1vtivedrby :its= w f • ,t we
.
sons, • r. ax oi. Port Art rur ,
• . Leis) .12.28,';
—Wellesley, Dick' (Pear'son`,.
• McCallum) 1Q.47.
Penalties-Pennie, Purves.:.
Second. Period
4= -Wellesley., Lichty, S Deck
ert,: Dick) 43 '
5 -Wellesley,, •.Harold Leis (Stan,
Deckert; Lichty):.1:24
6—W llesley, $,tan Deckert 1 ..
(Dick) '8.15 •
7-Lucknow; Gould 11:•42
8.-�-Wellesley; Herb .Leis (Me-
-ROY
Mc-
Gal urrr,- flog Albrecht) ,12.57
J=Lucknow; • G: ':Chin :16 44,'
Penalties -Gould', A.: 'Chin (5,
:mins,), McC:allurn •(5 mins.), Ken
Deckert (5 mins.)', Hall (5 mins )
Third Period'
10-�•Lttcknow, Gr Chin •(A -Ohin)
33' •,
1••1—Wellesley, Ken. Deckert -1.•12
12A-4 ellesley, McCallum 7.04.
13: -Wellesley, Harold Leis (Stan
Deckert) 19.32
14 -Wellesley, Harold. Leis.' (Stan
• Deckert, Lichty) 19',58
Penalties -Harris, , Ken Deck-
ert,, Pearson,.• Dick,' Pur',es;.:TCen
,'Deckert.. •
Hundreds: 'of loyal fans, undis-
rnayed by that Waterloo .drubb•
ing;' follewed The 'Sepoys to Strat-'
for•d.for. the final tilt of the season
and they.. °' weren'.'t. '.disappointed
even if 'The. S4poys failed to cope
the grand • championship: •
�• • . y * * •
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The Sepoys redeemed; themsel-
ves by their • determination .that
'made Wellesley' go all out fdr'the.
. title. Without .a doubt they .were,
Worthy winners, but. with son
of the breaks and fewer lapses
around their Own goal, the Sepoys
might' have pulled '`that third one
out df the fire.
* * • •
But' there's' no lamenting here
The Sepoys had an. outstanding
Y Frank of Fort' William, two:ctau
ghters, Betty , at hone. ,and .Mrs.
R T. Gosling ' (Doreen) of Font
'William :and by four sisters.
cels scored. the lone. 'tally ' of. the The funeral set vice • War, ' lar pe-'
first frame They weret.leading 1y attended with; fellow C,P,R.
employees and.' Legionnaires •at=
tending irr , a .body .Members .'of
the'Legien formed •:'a guard ',ot:'.
' honor : and, ,performed !the last :
the. y• outplayed the Brussels "club :rites :at', the graveside;. The ser
by. a !wide margin' iniihyis: p:eri•iod vice .:was conducted by Canon .S:
Morley •Chiu got 'a pair of goals .F Yeomans of St Luke's Angli
andMclntyre, • o•d ..and' J. Mc= can church,
Millan:singleton •
At •a banquet 'since held by the'
Brussels'; goal,:Jewell"; def.,
Railway Brotherhood,' the gath
ermg:'stood. in. a minute's silence`
Cousins,.: Gordon; ceritre, _Wilhs;4 r .
in .m
emory• c Mr . Gaynor, who
.w
ings,' R. Jewell, Butchart;• alt., _.,g1`
McDonald, Wilson, Love,. . that' evenirwas to have •been.
reted with . a. ser `i •
Lucknow•, goal, Cordis, 'dPefence, asenv ,ce, pin
Salkeld, C: 1VMcMillan, centre, Mc
eodwings; 'Needham;: McIntyre; BELFAST
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alt,, M,. Chin, Gi'bson,:'..J .MeMil- Mrs. :DavidHackett of'; Lu
ck.•
lan.,- •Morrison ,,1VIgQuillin, MCLen-' now. who' has',been' a .'patient in,
nan,:Kilpatrick. ' 1 Winghain '' General.' Hospital. is
Lucknow;"won' the well -played
gan-ieby a .53..cotint' and; thus,
ale Juvenile "B"'; champs: Brus-:
24at''..the start of the third. and.
ran in an early• goal to make it•.
• 3-1 *The• Juvenile •• Sepoys- turned
it ori and ,scored '4' in' a row' as',
•llonna'•Nesbitt, "Elaine': Hunt` &
Eddie daunt are in the :beginners
class' ' which commenced. ' after
Easter at' St Helen"s•.:schoo1.
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED•
•
Mrs George 'Porter of Niagara
Fal announces the: marriage :of
her mother,: Mrs. .Toroth
td 'Walter: M,, Brown of ';Amber,
ley',•'The Marriage was;salemnized
recently'y. th• . •Rey:' H. M. Wright
a,:.
t Warwick; ni
rc >� ted church;� Par,
_.p r.
nonage.'
•
At; Seed •Fair:..:
u
.nr .
.now, was an exhibitor" at. the.
Vlildc!ray. Seed. fair( winning sixth
prize for '`Beau• er .oats. •
lradio sings ..and
. t€D s .qu la,
�b ht
0 011.
�.parts
of all your :dos,;
Y
When "out of hearing"
9
you must go,
Please turn' it off,
and save. Hydroa
0.
`�ucknow H dro' S stem
TIME TABLE
'CHANGESEFFECTIVE
Sunday, April 25, :048
44111._Infor=mation=frwn,-#l'g ,ents=
Can dian :National. 11.1y.
a•
Referees::. Bill 'Young .of Wing- now convalescing at the home. of
ham and. Bill Woodward, Strat-. her daughter, Mrs. Thos.` Hackett.
ford.
Mr.:. and Mrs. Wilson' Woods,
First Period Teddy and• Nancy of Guelph are
1—Brussels,Wilson • (Love) 10 04 Week -end visitors ^with Mr,: and
•I Penalties—None `. ' • Mrs. Wilfred'Hackett and Jimmy
••
Seconal Period
h'li`• and Mrs,' Alex'Hackettkis-
:"2-4.,licknow, M Chin: '426'. ited 'on'"Sund'ay afternoon with,
3-13russels,, Butchart' 7.32 Mr. and'. Mrs:.' Jack'. I3r'adley,.
• Pen`a•lties—Love. '
. •Tues�d.ay evening with M
lrwiri . ,
A.:social, evening was held ing
Blake's Church Hall ori °'`Tuesday
etlening, '.A good tirne was enjoy.,
7—Lucknow. McLeod (Needhar'n?• ed! by l' after• a short; p:�rogr ars
7.14" , and singsong. . •
8-Lttcknow, J. McMillan 15.2'•1
• Pena•lties None. . •
• Miss Joan 'Campbell • spent,
'Third ,Petiod ins'' Mae
4=- Br'u.ssels; R..Jewell (Wiilisj�'.
5--=Lucknow,
6--7-Ltrcknow,' M. Chin 5:04
Ftoy Wilson, fast -"skating Ripley
�. ". ad,, played his.hockey this pant
winter with the...Hamilton Aero,
v:ox Junior. "B ".team. This'squad,
i$ how battlingit out . with' St,
Michaels College uzzers for •the
"13". ct ampi6mship. For 'the
linars Aerovox -'has brought
three promising. jurverttles, and in'
the report " of the ,first game,
which ' Ham•iiton won by , a'. 3-1
score,: we'failed to,see ,R-oy's name
.in the' line-up.'
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