HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-02-09, Page 24THE LUCK46 'F tlEty 1..KKH9w, PNINMO3
ONE DOWN IN "GOALS TO .COUNT"' SERIES
Peewees Lose First Game In. OMHA
Pkiyoffs To Durham Sunday Afternoon
Lucknow Pee Wees lost 4 to. 3 in
,the first game: of. their "home and
home, goals to Count" OMHA. play
Off series with Durham.
The local ladswent to Durham.
:on.Sunday and gave a good 'acc-
ount of thelselve$ on a larger
surface against a 'hard skating;
bard hitting team from -the town.'
town '
of 2400 population;
Lucknow was down•2 - 1 at the
end of the first period ; 3 -.2 at the
end of the second, and had it tied
at 3 all until about 3 minutes to
go in•the' game when Durham went
ahead on a goal froma pile-up in
front of the Lucknow net.
Lucknow .marksmen were John,
MacKenzie 2, and Greg Hunter.
,The Lucknow team is creating
more than a little interestin..neigh-
bouring hockey towns when they'
.appear on; the ice with two goal
tenders. -
Last year's net minder graduated
leaving the:Pee:;Wees with no
ready replacement . : Steve • Eadie
and Mary Jardine have been;con-
testing the position for several
Bantams . Win
Pair On :Weekend
Lucknow Bantams .chalked up. a
pair'of wins overthe weekend:!"
'Last Friday in Lucknow they de-
feated Blyth 14 •-' 3 and if we can'
decipher the referee's report, goal
scorers for Lucknow. were John Em-
berlin 4, Bob Humphrey and Ken
Roulston 8 each, , with. Gordon Mau=
• er and Allan Andrew each scoring
a pair:• Referee Jack Henderson
handed,out 23 penalties. ..
In Lucknow : on Monday night,
•: the local ,gang: edged Mildmay
4 1: Marksmen for Lucknow'
were Brian Jardine 2, Bob Humph-
rey and Ken Roulston, 1 each:
' Jack Henderson and Roy Emberlin
refereed the, game. Again - 11 pen-
allies were handed out.
weeks, with each taking part in.
every garde. Both are playing very
well., and with their contrasting •
style of.pley, .ar'e' giving the opp.
osition a rather hard time,
You can see the''return game in
this series in Lucknow -on Friday,
February;1'8th at 7 p.m,
Lets' get out and give the kids
some support. They'are';playing
good hockey and it 'would be a
couple•of hours well spent..
Harry Scott proved that he hasn't
lost his touch in the• play- offs *for
the Men's: Mid- Season draw on Fri-
day. night. as he eliminated Jim
°MacDorald's rink in the final by.a..
score of. 8-6. Harry had .able ass-:••
istance from Lot Culbert, vice,
Carrick . C olling, second; ' and Har
old Elliott, lead.' Jim's.rink. ' of.
Elmer Bradley, vice, Jim Elliott,
second,' and John C. MacDonald;
lead , were three -down, coming
home, lying three, when Harry
made :a tricky draw for second .
shot, and the ball game! 'Results
of preliminary games were as
follows: Gordon Roulston•, 9, Bob,
Johnston,` 5; Jinn MacDonald, 10,
Don McLay,'7;' Harry Scott, .9,,
Don Paquette, 7; Norm Barnard;8,
Howard Hodge, 5.` Second round-
Jim MacDonald, '8, Gord Roulston,
7; .Barry, Scott, 6, Norm Barnard , •
5. . •.• •
It's solid comfort now at the .
clubrooms as Bill McCreath de-
livered thenew chairs purchased
by the ladkes.. Harold Elliott star..
ed, after trying out one of the ,
chairs, that he thought' h'e .would
quit curling. just sit and watch!'
Dates are now finalized for all
bonspiels for •the balance of the •
,sea°son .:Feb. 19th -Johns= Manville
Men's Open; March 5th --High
School Bonspiel; March 12th --
Support:
2th--
Suort-- Minor -Hockey This Week
*•. * .*
PEEWEE. HOCKEY PLAYOFFS : '
Friday, February 18th, 7 p.m., -
DURHAM AT LUCKNOW.
..2nd game of 'home and home goals to count series
Inserted In Support Of Minor Hockey By
Grant Chisholm Esso' • Agent
THIS IS A -REGULARLY SCHEDULED GAME ITS
IS
•KITCHENER'S HOME' GAME. FOR HOCKEY Al' ITS BEST,
DON'T MISS • IT.. '
Adults •$1.00 Public School L`hildren 75c
Advance Sale, Tickets Available From All Lions Club Members.
Dungannon.
Dor thy Errington' rolled the high
triple for the ladies with 740 flat.
and also the high single of 266;
'Bill Stewart' tallied up a triple of,
749 and Len MacDonald had the
single for the men with 295..
' Standing; Beavers 49, Cubs 4$ ;
coons '47, Tigers 44, Lions 38,
,PoleCats 38, Zebras 34, Kangar
'oos 29, Wolverines 27, Squirrels.
27; Chipmunks 26. Gophers 25'.:;
Evening , Ladies
(February 14) •
Pearls 3, .Sapphires 1;f Diamonds
3, 'Rubies 1; Emeralds 4, Rhine.-
stones 0.
High single of 339 'went to
Yvonne Christian `Yvonne Christ-
ian and Ruth Jardine' were tied for
the .high . triple of 67B.
Games 200 and. over:. Yvonne
Christian.339, Kathleen Gibson 261
.Shirley Brooks 24'1,234, Beatty Ir '.
win 246,239, Eileen Lavis 246,
Ruth' Jardine 235,223,215, Pearl .
Jamieson 230, Rose Hall 222,•'201;'
Mary Lou Priestap, 221, 'Mae Hunt=
'er 209, Anna Johnstone 206, Nor=
een Pritchard` 200.
Team Standings Margaret Fin
lay's Rubies; 44, Isobel Millers
Emeralds 44, Eunice Cunning -
ham's Sapphires 39, Shirley Bolt's
Diamonds 38, Pearl Janiteson's
'Pearls 38, Colleen Eedy's Rhine-
stones 25 •
Evening Men
(Tues Feb: 8 -' 9 P. M. group)
High Single was rolled this.. week
by Donald MacKinnon with. a game
of 284 '.flat. Clarence' Greer rolled
the High; Triple.of 789 flat
-Bill Hunter's Dodges 4 points,_
Bill Button's Fords 0 points; Freck •
Button's Oidsniobiles 3 points, Ross
Irwin's Buicks 1 point; Donald Mac-
'Kinnon's Pontiacs 2 points., Jack ; .
Fisher's Mustangs 2, points.
Team Standings: Mustangs 46'.
points, Buicks 39 points, Dodges
35 points, Pontiacs 34 points, •
Fords 30 points, Oldsrnobiles 20
points.
Games. of 250 and,over. Donald:
MacKinnon 284;258 ; Gordon Car= •
ter 255, Frank Hawthorne. 273, Bili
Searle 283, .Howard:Agnew'256,
Charlie Anderson 250, Bill Stewart
'-274,260; Ross Irwiri 251, Clarence
Greer,252,268,269.
Henderson Allitqr
Condidate for Second Haif NHL Cason,
:Paul HendersonofLucknowmay
be long .remembered! as the for` "
'gotten man of ' the 1965-66 hockey
season. ' '
The speedy, 22year old left ••
'wingerof the Detroit Red Wings '
was. completely neglected in .dis-
cussions of the mid-season. NHL
All" Star teanrby the team's pub•
licity department, the press'and
even his,own coach.' •
Yet, today, Henderson'. is: within
one goal of the charmed 20 -goal` ,
.circle and leads the,entire league
in gree -winning goals. •
• Recently Detroit General Mana-
ger and Coach Sid Abelmet with
Detroit press representatives to '
answer their questions about 'lead-
ing candidates for A11- Star honors,:
At the time, the Detroit boss frank-
ly admitted' "We don't have a
single candidate for the 'left" wing'
position,"
Two days later,. after Henderson
had fired, back- to- back winning
goals against, Toronto and Montreal
Abel and the Detroit press corps.
began considering the youngster
a strong. candidate, It was too
late, however, to influence voters
in the mid- season balloting; ,
In results of the voting released.
recently by the NHL, Henderson
received only two points.at left
wing, the results of; two vntes''for •"
the third team. ••No one expects
him •or anybody else to chall-
enge ,Bobby , Hull for the first -team
berth but he should be a: strong
candidate for second -team honors
in the second -half balloting.
Much. of Henderson's handicap ..
in the voting;,was early= season line
juggling employed by Abel to get
the Red Wings moving. H.ender-
son, wjust 23,. pla
bout deftho and rightturned wing during the
early .going•and, because he is a
right-handed shot, never was sere
iously thought of for left wing herr
mss.
Qver the past weeks, however,
Henderson , been a left
winger, teaminhasg up withsolely centre
' Norm. Ullman and right winger
Floyd Smith to form. Detroit's
most productive forward line.
Henderson's game -10,411114 gm
make him personally, responsible
for more:than one-third of the
Wings' -23 victories this season.
Last year Ullman topped Detroit
and the. NHL with 10'game-winn-
ers.
•LUCKNOW LOSES ATO
MONKTON8 5
Lucknow:Midget Hockey team
journeyed; to Monkton'on Tuesday
of last week where:they met•de-
feat, the score ;ending:Monkton 8,
Lucknow 5. Goal scorers were.
Bob Mullin 2, Jim MacKinnon 2,
Donald MacKinnon, one.
An exhibition game,was played
in Ripley Monday riight'.with'a
score of Ripley 5:, Lucknow, 4. Bo
Mullin scored three of the goals,
Doug Campbell, one.
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Men's International; March 22nd--
24th and 26th'-- Club Wind -Up
B.onspiel .
The new• Benson Hardware Tro-
lly was presented Saturday' night,
by the donor, Ivan Benson, to the
winner of the Ladies' •Club, "Sweet-`_
heart" Bonspiel: It went to a rink.
alternately skipped by . Don Paque-
tte and Sandy MacCharles, assis-
ted,by Gladys Nicholson as -vice
and Peg. MacCharles as lead.
They ended the .day, with a record''
of three 'wins and a' plus of sixteen, ;
nosing out Howard Hodge's rink
which had three wins, and a plus
of nine. Howard had his wife;'
•
Margo, as vice;, Glen Martin',
second; 'and Jean Martin as lead .
Third and fourth places 'went to
Morgan Johnston's and Lloyd Wy-
id's rinks, respectively. President
•D'on MacTavish acted as draw=
master, and was assisted by Presi-
dent Jean .Wylds, of the ladies'
club, at the presentation .of the
prizes.,
Draws ail' now posted .and play,
has' commenced for the final draw
of the season. It's hard to realize
that. two-thirds of our season has
gone, and play-offs are just around.
the corner. There is just nothing
like curling to make the winter ,
pass quickly 1.
Dori McLay.
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