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Tim Lucloow Sentinelp Licknow, Ontario
E,e rESKIIJARY lith, 1944
FINIS Q TOP
WITHOUT' A LOSS
Luck -now Juveniles 'scored a 9
to 0 victory in Kincardine. on
Friday night to conclude the
,group schedule, through which.
they coasted undefeated to finish
well out in . front.
Typical of recent performances
the ' Maple Leafs started .. slowly.
scoring one in the first, two . in
the second, and then staged . a
last period ., splurgeto. bang in
Six . more. ,
.''Curtly" Stevenson • led the . par-
ale with' :fOut•'' goals: Bill .Chin
got three goals ,arid Brother Ab.
a pair.
bud Orr got a . well deserved
shut -out: Bud has been turning
in Consistentlyood garaes and
ill • the six :scheuled games has
been . beaten only 15'times. UP
•" . front ' of hitt. he's been given
F ' stellar protection by "Hap"
Hall and "Curly" Stevenson, a
sixty -minute • pair . of rugged de-
fense men. '
The Maple Leafs were without
Herby Culbert who's .been down
with the measles. However, 'Bill
Johnston . wee back in, uniform
afterbeing on .the shelf With a
bad ankle. :
- LiiekInoir--:-Goal. +Ch *', Dees£.
Ball; . S:te psora. cense, A 'Cain;
wings. ' B. • . Chin, G. • . Ciia2; "' A 1.
Havens, . Purves. Johnston,
First
Period
3- ?i,..Cl (a L hit.
Sewed Peri '.
*Chin '.(GI .:hi 3'.. -
2--Ste•vhson• Cheri
r.,
Third
Pe
• ea eSt v„ ,s m .(RRvens. Pi es ;
5e -B. twin
6--.A. Chin (B. Chin,. ,
G.
-St`vensnn . Wall) `
Chin. (Stevenson. A. Chin)
14 -Stevenson (evens 'A Chin)
S evensson. ,
Straw. Raves. �•.'
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Past Week's 'Results
Goderiih 3, Wiragham 2
Lucknow 9, Kincardine 0
Final Group Standing
Won Lost.
i
Lucknow 6 0
Goderich
Kincardine ' . 2 4
Wingham . . „ 1 . " 5
xt * *•
3 - 3
1'he Chin Brothers are getting
Dgininion-a. ide "publicity Stuart
Collyer,' ti4 ho is stationed at Dor-
•tage La Prairie in the Ii:C.A.F•.
recently sent .'hcime . a clipping
aboat t.i e: trio taken •frein a Win-
nipeg paper.
Lucknow also entered a 'Midget'
team in the. 0. M. 11. A. but
there was p other entry from
this district and .they were given.l
a. bye, hi the play-downs..the' mid-
gets have been drawn with Owen 1
Sound, but it: ' 'axnpears • . very
doubtl ' if this :series will be
LUCK! OW 0011.8 D :2.
RIPLEY AGA,* 24 ' '
(Contributed) '
At the Ripley ice carni-wal held
there last 'Wednesday night, the
confident Ripley `Reds"' planned
"sweet revenge" on the Lucknow
"'81ues" wvho had previously hung
up a winand a• tie over them.
.But. the, "Blues" again came thru
with . a 2-1 'victory, and Ripley,
by 'now, must 'admit LucknOw
the better team.
Credit .must. be given to the
Lucknow -team hi their first year
of hockey eatperience and ' to
'coach and manager J. Boyle. Rip-
ley took, the lead on' a • goal by
Doris • . Ferris but was soon knot-
ted by a counter froth, iielert • Sal -
1 eld. The winning tally v*as•
scored by Airna Solomon • . who
previous to that: had scored .but
the goal was disallowed.
Luca -new - Goal, Mary Caut-
ion: defence, . Mary Maisha1L
Helen. MacKenzie; , '• lst •line, A.
'Salkeld, $. Mowbray, A. Solo-
mon; alt., Jean Beset. Isobel Mc-
Donald, Marjorie Solomon. Fran-
ces
Ilimatelton.
played. : as the 'pr speets of
ruonding up;' a . team that wore. ST. * ilig:FOTED
give' the Owen : Senun'd , kid any t LOCAL • Piles -9k1 AS 9 • 4
.opposition; •a *t very rosy. Ab'
and gorge. Chin are still of Mid- , A 'team of St.. H. 3 young
get age.. but Juvenile activities ' puck chasers, ase strong, tonic on
prcii- de about all 'the hon e , the •'rocs Pee Wees here on: Sat-
urns rho n,ng and won a' 9 to 4,
_c'ur's'. to avenge a previous de-
feat
'•feat Cay .the Z.nnektsiw t: d'a1c who.
itacir ital-*?l w.> a lrein, they were
.-`rittout' a .ate '.' mer on toes
week. will play . a .renxrn e: hib--.1 'However the ' rub r es yet
itior 'game in -Owe; . Sound - , - % played who: the
: ..a=.at stere' .e -s
hey can handle.'.
Sirce the al—ane *as `wr-itt
the :ladg t st i(ies has been. , def-
initely cane&ied.' However the,
Juvennes, who' are rdie ' this i'
:., rgn
' l Helens BILEa-oTsr, -
1701.1 .74 Doug Deeves.. son' of . ; 4Bobby layeartS2. Rirey pm.t,
GROiJ1 PL!lYOFF$ ARE
IINPFX4VAIr ling WEEK
Only flee teams, Lucknow,
Goderich and Kincardine, are to
figure in. ,the. group playoffs, ac -
Cording to the official. ruling
handed down the. end of the
week. Wingham, whichfinished-
in last place, is thus eliminated.
Goderich and Kincardine are
playing• Wednesday and • Friday.
af.this week, with goals to count.
The winner will meet Lucknow.
in • a best two -out -of -three series,
to decide the group' champion-
ship. •
Although no playoff dates have
been, -arranged as yet for the 'fin'•
• aI•. series, the first . game will no
doubt be played next Monday...'
in the •Q. M: Ii. '• A playdovwn
groupingss announced last week
by the, League secretary, this.
Group was given_ a bye pending
a winner dieing declared.
BELFAST
Mr. and Mrs. Spence ir*in ate
tended the funeral of the lat
Mi. .Mcl+ight,:of Auburn on. Sat-
urday.. . •'
Mr.. Isaac. Nixon•'who has been
Ili 'v th' pneumonia is in/Proving.
Mrs. Albert "Altonand baby
t ugl to ,:Jo Anne. returned home.
fron~ Wtngnam hospital on' Sun
day. •
A Read 'Cry quilting and tea
was 'herd at the home 'of Mts.
Dyne Campbelllastek. •
• Mr. rnd Mrs. .Earl Sherwood
•,-=3ted last Thursday evening
with Mr: and Mrs. George Alton
Mr. and Mrs. Arehie Nicholson
s :hz -t e: Week:—p.. With friends
in Galt.'
• -
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dees:. for -12 and 'G . Crane 1 Balms
over
fans
aa. evf be sortie, be - St. Fi ala
w s were DO 'e*art,
wed to
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rhome herefrdm
eor e :aibinns .Jnsmjnrl y C gidT`rr and Bruer. spending the few weeks'in
tenf the ie: � PC.' .J Lussno .x(.zerv of g.unoW•: g Han Webb hi and the atmMet- 17acirnow's
Other
MAFEKING -
Mrs. George Phillips, Albert,
Valetta, Mr. and Mrs, Elmer,
Po/an • of Fordyce visited at Her-
man Phillips during the weep. ' '•
Mrs. Annie Johnston' spent part
of last week at her son, Elmer's,.
Edith Phillips of Lucknow an
Mary•, Horton of Colborne wer
at their respective homes this
week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Curran, Mr,
and Mrs. T. M. Anderson visited'
at Lloyd Hunter's, Wawanosh on
Saturday. . ' • •
Margaret' Phillips is • assisting
Mrs. E. Ackert at ; Holyrood' this
week.
•A, gQpd crowd enjgyed the trot
lick supper. held 'in the Hp :at y�
Brakes on, Tuesday .night. Febru- "
ary 8th, Proceeds •were:$12.50 for
Red Cross work. .
The Y. P. U. is having -a Val-
entine social on Thursday. night
•in the • hall Proceeds for India
and China famine fund. Sand=
wiches and pie' will be served.
Church services at 10.45 at :
Slakes on ' Sunday next.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Brooks of
Nile visited with -Mr. and 'Mrs.'
.Richard Kilpatrtek, on Sunday.
LAURIER w
The World's Day of Prayer
'rneeting of'the W. M: S. of Ash-
field Presbyterian church • ill be'.
held •.at the •home of Mrs. Stanley
Drennan on February 25th..
A .nurnber from this district at-
tended the' carnival and hockey •
match held in Ripley last ' Wed-
nesday -night..
....
-A Red Cross quilting was held
at the e of Mrs. Russ Bis=
sett. Two uiits v~;ere quilted
Mrs. Bain .' Macdonald has • re -
!lave S
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• 117 Go ;his , ►8
• Luckrerkw, guven.ii wound w i
their group schedntie on Friday
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