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THE 'LUCKNO* ;SENTINEL, .LUCKNOW,; ONTARIO; W> .PN? SDAY,, iL'' Fes$. a
196x'
2$'th
Take
�fraraae�Sepoys B
Sonne Lucknow sp•ectators be
eame innpcently.embroiled with.
g � Qr he brief f s cuffs6
In FOOT Sirai t
ers,and in
After winning the first game Lucknow registered another vic-
tory. • - .
Ist Period, •
B--Duizer (MeDougall) 11.33:.
L --B. Hunter: , 17:05
Period
B---t13, Campbell (Kno') 1'22;
L--+Kelterborn (Gardner)
• Smart) ,.,,,,,.,17:56.
3rd Period .
L : Robinson • -; • ,,., 8:50
L—Er Berlin (1GI Hunter):.,, 10:22
Hagggitt, -who . suffered what was::' U' n
L—SSrnart (�i�ouston) 17 33:
first thought to be a broken arm, i L --Gardner (Smart), 18:02
butPater. 'proved to. be • a. badly;' Li—Gardner• (Smart,.
bruised shoulder; • Minutes; 'later; • Kelterborn 18:32
• their . goaltender, Crawford,was
nicked . above the eye and re
quired medical attention. He was
replaced by Radford .• n°the . net.
,Itadford did': a, creditable job,
but • Lucknow 'broke loose with
a series, of goals to tie the score.
at 6-6at the end ,of the hird t the game, and coasted to victory
:period. The goal• that ti : the from there in. Smart and 'Gard-
gaane canewith t.about three Kier got' the hat trick.
minutes left to 'play: • 1st period
• Lucknow kept pushing them. by L• --Gardner, (Smart,.';:
in the ten minute overtime, scor 'Kelterborn.
Mg. three times, to Blyth's one: , L•,• Kelterborn ('Gardner,
An Q mproveed crowd saw one of , -Smart 3:05
the Most thrilling games of ' the L-Keiterborn a • 4:24
season.. L—Smart (Gardner). 9:09
Lucknow Intermediates went
two up on Blyth' in their best -
of -seven .playoff series by virtue
of their 9-1 overtime win in a
' real thriller .here last. Wednesday-
night. •
•Blyth• led the game 5-1 at the
end of the first:,period, and. 5-2
at the. end of the second. Early
in ;.the `third period, :Blyth lost
the, services of their.. captain,
',Final An 8-1 Route •
Lucknow finished the set' in
four straight •• on 'Monday night
when they routed the :short -hand-
ed Blyth squad ;with an 8-1 shel-
lacking. Lucknow made, it 50
in the first eleven m,in'utes of
2:45
:Ron Kel. terborn,' Eugene Gard -L--Gardner .(Smart).•:• 10 18.
ner' and,Ro_n Graham 'each scored �• 3nd •• Period'
twice ' for 'Lucknow. • with. 'single. B •Bromley • (Haggitt)
geals' to Roy Ernberlin, Thom L—rSrnart-.(Collyer)' 14:39;
Collyer and Al Srnart:. For Blyth, , L -Smart ( Gard, ner) 15:0.6
3rd Period
Allen , scored .the .:hat- trick`; 'Oilier' -
-twice and MacD:augall once. L -Gardner (Kelterb:orn)
LUICKNO!W,: goal, Don Elliott;
defence, • Hugh MacMillan, Alvin
:Baker; centre, Al:" Smart; wings
.':Eugene Gardner, Ron. elterborn;
:alternates, :‘Ron Graham, Roy.
:Emberlin, Murray Hunter, Thom
Collyer, • Gar=y, Johnston;. Ken:
.Houston, Bob Hunter, Ken Mac
':Donald, .Gary 'Ritchie.
•, B}LY 111.1; goal• Crawford; de-
• fence, -Bromley;: W: 'Campbell•;
,centre, Foster; wings, Duizer,
'Knox; alternates, Allen, MaaDou-'
• gall, Haggitt, :Elliott, Radford,
:Daer, Howson, D. Carnpbell
Finished It In Blyth':.
In ;'. Blyth' last Friday '"'night
Lucknow chalked .up their third •
victory by a •score of 7-2. Itt was.
drip -and -tuck for. two periodsbe-
fore "The. Sepoys" broke lose 'for.
antams : Bowe.
o Paisley
Lucknaw Bantamsbowed . out
to'Paisley in their playoff series,`
:thefinal,, game being played on
Monday. in Paisley
Iiast•Ttresday::night in Lucknow.
the, two, teams played • to; a, 3-3
tie. 'With Wallace .Houston; Keith.
Leder 'and Russell Aliin scoring
for .L'uckndw.,: Back in- Paisley. on
Friday, the local boys ended up
on the short. end of a 124 score.
Lucknow lost the toss, , and, the
third game went to 'Paisley on
Monday -of this week, when they •
wound it.. up with= a • 14=4. win.
T1MBEE, •TIPS
.The .battle fpr.first first place still
'continues on. as,
the Cubs and
Beavers' both took 4 points from
the Tigers. and,^Wolverines; Gwen
Caesar had ladies high triple &
high single with 638 flat :triple
and 289 'single,. Harold Errington
and Dick Park both rolled over,
the • 600 mark 'flat, Marie Stewart 2
was high for the Tigers with 645. •
Frank Thompson set the pace ' •
for the Beavers with 545,, plus •
,handicap: of 48 for 593` and Donald > "•
MacKinnon was 'next with •• 5.01
,plu 42 for :543, Irving Reid was ' ' t
high for the losers. ' • • •
The Gophers cinched third place'.
when they scored 3 points frein . ,•,
the Kangaroos, Clarence: Greer
was, the Gophers highest with 697. • '
Don'°,Steeves was the Kangaroos •
best effort •
Thursday night the Pole Cats • 5•
and Lions each scored 2 points:. •
Charlie Webster and'Din •
ton • were the Pole Cats top bowl-
ers : and Freda and Jim Errington •
took . the; honours . for the ;Lions. _ •
-The Coons 'took fire 'after . los •
ing the 1st game to the Zebras . i
by one ,point to end up with' • the • •
last two •,games and . pinfall. Jack • '.
Treleaven; George Joynt and Jack' ' 2
Fisher. • all • rolled, well over the.
500: mark.. • Pearl' Jamieson and
:45 Ruth. Jardine: scored high for the. •
--, Zebras. •
The Chipmunks "'took 3, close'
games .frond • the -,Squirrels: Geo.
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Whitby -was high for his.; team
and `Gond Brooks and •Bill But=
ton were the Squirrels top 'bdwl
ers.
Captains,; ,remember to be. •eli-
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grble' tooll. in'the playoffs,' al
bowler must have rolled three or
mare nights' during:: the; regular'
schedule. •
Cubs 59, Beavers 58, Gophers;
54,; Zebras 49, Squirrels 94, Tigers
43, Coons 41, Lions 40, Chipmunks.
39, Fide • - Cats 37, Wolverines 2.1.
Kangaroos 19.
goal in the ?' second game • •and
Wallace: Houston scored., tw,o, Ed-•
ward Brown and Donald Andrew'
one each in the .final ,contest.
P isle`' wo •the series 'with t
a y n w, o
victories, and .one tie game. Goal
:keeper . Mike 'Foran was -forted
out of,' the second garne. by in-
fection
in -an eye injury''suffered,
in .the Ripley series. Rickey • Jar-,.
dine replaced•krim for that: game,
but Mike played• the .:final one on
Monday , Otto Pedersen 'looked
( after the Bantam team this sea
son..
INDUSTRIAL• HOCKEY
PLAYOFFS NEXT WEEK
On Tuesday, • February 20th,,
Port Albert won over: Silverwoods
8-1 and;'on`Friday, Felbruary 23rd,
Belfast downed- •Kintail, 6-2. On
-Tuesday, .February 27th the I.
dustrial schedule ended. and..next
week.' the playoffs 'begin
The present standings 'are Port
Albert • first with 16" points; Bel-
fast and Iintail tied for.' second
with 11 points and Silverwoods'
in -the cellar with .1 point.
Hog Pr�d&cers :To
Vote ::1n: Huron.: 'Coo.
Next Tuesday
Hog producers in Huron County
will
g� to the polls on '`Tuesday,
of next .week to elect a,'slate of
committeemen, who will join with
committeemen from Middlesex -to.
elect' one representative to the
Ontario Hog Marketing Board.
' Voting will • take " place at five.
centres in the county Dun-
gannon, Walton, Gorrie, .Clinton
and Exeter, with polls open from
11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.ni,
Thirty four candidates, , are
standing for' electiah: The Huron
County ,Hog Prdducers • Associa-
tion has nominated a full, slate
of• 13 candidates, andthe Free
Enterpris group has entered '15
• candidates.'
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In 196;1 the Free Enterprise
group- el.ec'tedtheir supporters to
4 of the 19; positions in Huron,
but had :a substantial, majority
iri •Perth. • •
The 40c deduction per hog is a
matter ; of controversy;.-: but---sup-
porters
ut -supporters of . the .present system of
regulated marketing,' show, for
example, deductions of 59c from
a 1953 carcass grading • certificate.
pc c . deduction was "made 'up
of • condemnation, transportation
'insurance, commission, pro -rating,
yardage, exchange and bad debts.
Bruce Hog Producers continue
to support 'the:presen•t. marketi
plan, and have not encounte1
opposition requiring a vitae.
Advertisements in„' this is
carry the list of candidates ba
ed by both the Hog Produc
Assooiation and by the Free 1
terprise group. '
The regular : meeting of
Ldcknow Women's ,institute
be . held in the assembly rc
I of :Lucknow town hall on i! ric
March ?end at 2:30. Guest sPeal
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test, Note' change of date,