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J'AG#E• SIX
ba Luciow Sentinel, L,uckgoWW Ontario.
FLIER DO A TAILSPIN
I NDEI LUCKNOW' GUNNING
Lucknow Juniors, with only. . 9
men in unifarrii',blasted the
Luzon Fliers for ' a 6-3 crash on
• °their• -own ,:runway ,on. MandaY
night.' The game had .been: post-
poned from„;Saturday on, account
• of the week=end blizzaxd. It was'
Goder.,ich's first,' defeat on.
home-
�icenthel'regular. schedule aid
gave the° SeRoys an undisputed-
'
and: -undefeated .:grip on'. :first
: Place.
By periods ' Lucknow led 246. 1,
4-2:2 :and :6-0'. ':Goal getters were
George Chin with' 3,. Bill . Chin 2
and -"Ike" -•Pu
-.rves. 1 Th'e .genie
,
was clean and fast, ,•and Was
played, • to a` packed rink:
Lucknow—Goal; Orr;::def:; Hall,
play • in spite of it.
- Lucknow"...managed: to keep d
slm.- lead throughout, 'and •took
:a •6: to. . 4. verdiet witht1"ie sixth'
goal coming: in the last, few sec-
onds as Stevenson banged in Bill
Chin's ' rebound. Goal getters° for
Lucknow were • George Chin 3,
Roy Wilson 2. and• Ciirly Steven--
•son 1, ,
'These : two"° teams .xray. "meet
,
again;,.
if they •,get•'a breather' in
their playing dates, and it'll lie a
red tetter•event.if • ,they do.•
it would appear 'om
' .that if you: have enough :drat; Silver Clippers •and°Ruth-Dahmer
you scan get • all the sticks ycu tallied the sole' marker ,for her
want° e, ho000ws someone .el3e to In the second game of the" sche-
someone w..T__ _.. r ..,�. _...
who knows'someone where theyy dule,; Miry T!Iarsha�ll's: -"Daffy-
make hockey sticks you. can. Dills"' shut out the high -flying
e and fprtnne for •the Pres .-,t `Silver Clippers" 3 0. Carrie
fame , ,.. ..
by buying, . stealing, selling- of Milne notched a pail and Mar neth Scott; and .Thomas Lawl�a;;
' borrowing° some 'of the, necess try Anderson a singleton. • `b and n 12 feet w°'ri- .
" Th undefeated "Lil,y "Whites' moved a g r. .
weapons, .. • :. : . �• a a . _ and 30 feet -long by sleigh: thc; ill
° -' should challenge the group=wiry
miles from Saratoga to the Stew-
art
tew-art aiOrne, 'where it will be :u;t,ci .;
• garage:.
as.a
f this corner
THVRS.i ' FEBRUARY, '7th, I• I6,, .� , _
Hamilton scored a pair for the,
Move. W0,wanoeh.> S1411 1.
William' J; Stewart,: a former
reeve of, ' West . Wa,wartosh,. has'
moved' his sawmill from, Saratog°
to, liis, farin in -West Wawanosh,
about two miles: west of A.uburi - - --
fie -hopes to have the mill, read•}°
for operation , in thesfring° Tµ•
of - Mr.. Stewart's neighbors,:: Kon,
Roy. Wilson, the Ripley.14d Who
centres the second line, looks bet-
ter
Yt-
t r ever time' out and in Wed-
�. y.
Wed-
nseday nght''s exhibition game.
got. a ,pair' of goals, . one of -them
on a particularly smart play. I.
;Stevenson.;ep ' A' Chip; wings• Hap 'Hall was: on the .sidelines
Havens 'Agnew used Bell ..and• Lockeridg
evenson; .,
G hin; Alt„ Purves, with • a- bad cold• and the locals
C:hin,,:B. G
r. e. ori the.
Goderich'-- Goal, : Ginn• Def. : defence to • spell of Stevenson.
Holmes and: Stoddart;. centre W.' and Agnew
•
McDonald; Miller & Ain
cDona ;. wings; LL
•$'Tie; ' Alt , "Fv�aris;-B MacDonaidr :.MIDGE'll'S-MICKED UP ,-THREF^
Needham Westb "ook, Durnin. POINTS ..OVER• WEEK -END
. r
� r
I#,eferees-Doughty' of Walker..?
ton arid Greer of Lucknow..
• Roy.' Wilson , was absent : for
1Vlonday's game,: being out' with.
---= a sfi-!4Ta :Mc offered — W-ti1le-
" . skiing. Thati left ,only Havens and:.
Purves on ;:the: second line, but
'Stevenson and Abe Chin • did:
double duty
• * *, *
The weep end T, storm •forced•
:postponement of the Lucknow at'
Goderich'.battle from Saturday to
Monday, night.
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'Lucknow Midgets; in the, sec
::cand..roun. of the doubt sehedule;:
'went ' t �V"inglxam Friday .night'
where -they battled, to a 2-2 tie:` ,;•,
4n overtime • Jack `Stewart;: got
both "Lucknov '• goals `with: S �n
Leon, and Lockeridge the W .g- a n
marksmen,
• Lucknow was' leading 1=0- going:
into- the 3rd, but Couldn't. -hold it,
and' they` scored: the first, goal .if
the 'overtime,, only. to have Wing `l
ham. tie . it, up before the, final
bell.
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'TEAMS IN HIGH' SCHOOL.
GIRLS' •HOCKEY LEAG TE •
The femmes of • the .local` high.
school have-'.formed'a three=team
group with
Miss' J -.J Osborne as
'
canoe
ner. arid coach. -The group-,
winnerwill receive":crests.-. so the
girls ;are. really. .goin g to :it,.harp
mer :arid tongs.
• In the opening: game •'Betty
Hainilton'•s: "Silver Clippers clip-'
ed'' a :2 to. 1: decision€r-om .Mary
1 ton's , "White :'Roses" •in Johns ...
an action packed thriller. At cne
Stage. in• the game, three
the cooler: Betty`Treleaven::•. • m'
..,.
gals, sat it;o"ut in .•
ner,
Line-ups are;•- "Daffy -Dills"--,
Mary° Marshall, ' Margaret Mao -
Pherson, Frances: ,Hamilton, • Car-
rie Milne; Mary .Anderson, Mare
Purves, Dorot'1y:
Chin, `• •Eileen
Gibson. '
"Silv•er- Clippers" --Betty'. Hain'
Mar L; Por
•
Mon, .Irwin; .Irwin,.. y, + •.. •
teous' Pat Miller,. Ardonna, John-
stop, Yvonne' MacGo-ffin, Kather-
ine .MacLennan, Gwen Stewart,
"White 'Roses" -7: -Mary': L, John
th;'4Dahmex Jessie -Mar
stop • Ru
shall,'. Mary-MacQuaig., 'Do'naidal
of the MacQuaig;• ; He1eri Durnin; . Jean,.
e w, ,
•Silas was becoming very. hai,(l.'
of hearing ancf upon the advice'r,£'
at •fr` ie d he consulted a -doetor
n
Btll' What did the 'doctor, trll
yJti' to':do?
" Slas:.ie told me,I' would have.'
to quit drinkin' or become str) •
deaf., 1 b'een•,athinkin' arid 1 lily.; •
what I been drinkin' so much g•,
ter than what I been • a, hreaitit :
that' 1 'think I'll .just keep on.
The, Fliers are:, the toughest 'op
position Lticknow has' met; :,to-
•
s• .*
Ainslie, Goderich's ace marks
man -was held scoreless o n
day, night, : receiv�,llg' close: atten
tion ;from._' Roy iHavens and Bill
eriodicall .:
Chin; who, faced shim p•
G:o e- ..surf a unaxpect--
,, ed'setback; in Listowel last week,
When, C�tiny .:Rocker's -lads eked
outs an. `' t'o�7 etory—for--t ieir
first; wini,of the' season,. •arid God-
erich's • first loss • Winghar>;iGoal, Gowdy;..'Def.,
* * * * Gammage, Scott, centre, B. Lock-,
By dro�pping - two 'straight th,`•erid`ge, ' *iii--- `"T: ockeridge,
• Fliers 'have no'; doubt relieved the Stainton-, Alt:, Gerson, a3rophy,
monotony that; ..the Signal- tar
Hopper,' Hibbert, Colvin, Terit•
,- • 14arts—repo6r-t'er-ter: w-as--suffe-r-in----'L-'ueknow-�Goa-1,.. a e; lora'cin-
The monotony of defeat could -b tyre, •def., Lawrence Salkeld, Cliff.
much more' . painful.. - MacMillan,, 'centre, Jimmie .Mac;,
*,..
•
• � � - 'Millan•, wing's, Harvey Ross, Jack
ucknow entertained the. Fliers Stewart;- :Alt.,. Morley • Ching R
here last': night and .:wind. •up the Stanley, J. Morrison, Mac; Ruther'-
schedule..:iri Listowel next Wed- ford,' B. Taylor; sub' goalie, Arn=
n'esday night,. The worst they can old Ross.,
do by dropping --both 'games,• ( •* "
,Would” be to finish in- a first- The.:Midgets rfl vyind ups the "'"
place . ;tie; _...... ; schedule- with 'a game `in ,Brussels
+ this week, and Win -or lose they're
4-0'On. Monday
On Monday, night in the local
arena the, two teams • took un
where they left. offs with :