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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOWONTARIO '
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Lo cal Novice Team .
BY 15014 JOHNSTONE •
•The Lucknow Novice hockey‘team
• was eliminated from action in the.
W.O.A.A. 'play-offs: on Wecifesday
• night of last week as Southampton
'took a .10 - 4 victory. The garne •
was played in.Ripley. •
'..Adding up 'points, for the Lucknow
• searn•were Ramify Ackert , goal
and an assist; -Tammy Forster ;'1
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goal and an assist; Michael Hackett
1 goal and an•assist; Randy.Alion., 1
goal; Stan Loree.. 1 'assist
.Southampton took the series intwc
Straight: games .• -
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Lose First In
Bantam Final
To Arthur Team
I3Y TaNYI01-.IN.St9N1 0.0
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• LucknOw's Bantam: Hockey
• 'playing a clOse schedule and a num.
ber of games'in tliespaseweek, lost
on Monday. night against, Arthur in
a game played in Wingham arena
are_ndwIla_thei4 0 A'. A
Bantanv.finals and this Was the first
ga me. • .
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Arthur doubled the score over, •
. ...Luc know 6 7, 3 M ufrarHunter,, son
of Mr. andMrs. Vernon Hunter of•
• .Lucknow is coach of the Arthur .0
Ifl5ind.ayTournY
liy,rrorry JOHNSTONE ,
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Lucknow Bantam Hockey tean,i
Presently playing. in a series against
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Arthur took time out over the'week
Defeat LionsHecid.: end to play in a .tournament in
In- •Semi-Finals In the first game on Friday, LUck-
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• now defeated,HarristOn 6 -.' 4, Goal
scorers' for this garne• were 1st period
. . BY DON JOI-INST•ONE •'
• Harriiton1 goal; 2nd period, Kenny
On Wednesday , February 1Ptli,,:., Farrish from Graham Hamilton and
the Lucknow I3antam hockey team Andy Whitby.' Harriston then scored•;
won the play-off seriei Over Lions their second goal: •In the .3rd. •
Head. They defeated Lions Head ' period Harriston opened the scoring.
two, games to none in,.the best of • Jim Murray scored' assisted by Kim.
• three series. The'secOd game was Cowan and Dale Hunter... Harriston •
played in Wiarton and ended 5 -.4. then scored their final goal Of the
for Luc know .. •, •• • • • • game in the 3rd period.but ..
Lions Head rallied a.goal in the .Lucknow added three more goals •
1st and another in the 2nd:' . • •from Kenny Farrish assisted by 'Urn
Lucknowopened their scoring at Murray, Andi-Whithy, unassisted
the start of the 3rd period as Kenny and Kim Cowan from Dale Hunter.,
,
Farrish assisted by David Parrish : '
Inthe ir second game and the
outsmarted the netminder With final game of the series on Sunday,
Liar's:HP" scaring "4° more Waal,' Lucknow lot. out'to Sarnia Reserve
,to make ii 4 -1, LUCknow went 9n by 'a score of 6 -5;. A s .the score in'
dicates; this game was an exciting
game of hockey with the' played :...
displaying good clean and fast 00
hockey. In the 1st period Sarnia
Opened the' scoring with 2 goal's. •
Kim, Cowan from Dale; Hunter and
Kenny Farrish scored to provide '
•a scoring spree which Won thern
the game, Mark ChisholmassiSted
by Kenny Parrish and Andy Whitby
scored Lucknow 's 2nd go.al••
with Kim Cowan assisted by Jim, .
Murray scbring prd.. The star'Is
• of the game was Jim Murray'as he
:scored the tying goaland also the, , Lucknow with its lone :goal of the
winning goal- He was assisted on 1st period. Sarnia rounded out the
the tying.goal. by Kenny Farrish ' • ' scoring for. this period with another •
and Kim Cowan with Kenny Farrish goal
and Dale Hunter assisting' on the'•
In the second period KiM Cowan •
•.again scored from Dale ,Flunter and.
Jim .Murray.. The final period saw
Sarraaiscote the fil-gt-twzr-go-a1tf.)1-1.
owed by goal's by Mark Chisholm
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from Kenny Farrish, Andy Whitby.
they.walked aWay'from tircknoW from Jim Murray • Sarnia then came
winning goal,
ing two.more goals. •• , •
• The Arthur tearn'took charge' of
the.scoring in the 3rd'period as •
with three unanswered goals. . back with their final goal with,,
• . • • Lucknow scoring the last goal of
Lucknow still has a chance to win' the game by:. Jim Murray•froM.Andy
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• learn,
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Goal -scorers for ,the game were
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lst period,' Andy Whitby , unassisted
• • 'Arthur..thenseOred.their fir it and
• ,. Grahani Fiamilton.sdored ftorn. •
• Kenny Farrish to.end 'the 1St -period
scoring: ' : •••
.in the 2 out'of 3 series with the
second garne being played in
Arthur on Thursday night . It will
be the second. game of a double
header Aso featuring the Lucknow
Pee -Wee team.. • . •
A bus ,i11 for the
• • trip to Arthur and if you are Anter -
In the -.2nd: period, .Murray . ested in' going .contact Giant Chis
• , sdored., unassisted, with Arthur 'add holm or lvlontgotnery Motors.
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Whitby:-
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'he Fergus Team
Wingham JuVenile hockey. team ,
with several local.boy i omits team
roster', defeated Fergus in two str7'
aight garties in the O. M. PI . A .
juvenile quarter` 'finals. The will
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-now' meetActon in the next. round
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and will play atwo out of three: •• •
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• series. • • • • :
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On Wednesday, •February.19th,
•,Fergus.,,playedin.1,+Vingham with•.the
home team registering a 'fairly
• - easy 8 2 WintPaUl Fleury and •
Norm MacLennan scored twice. ..
for Wingham with single goals go -
in fd-Bab-Cor-rigari,Bob.-Atmitrofig...
Glen Morningstar ifidDon Mac- •
Kinnon.- • ' •'•
••• Back in Fergus .on'fridayriight
the game was a much closer one.
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Wingham won this one 5 - 2 With
• one minute to.play, tne score,was,
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Gas, oil, air,.wate all the' refresh
ment your car needs ii -promptly pro-
vided here. Customers are /happy, too.
— •or "ing am: ergus pu ,e,
•' their goal tender in favourof an •
'extra forward' and because Win4iam
•
•!had a penalty at,the time , had an
additional advantage for the last
, minute Of p,lay. Dan MacKinnon
•backhanded the ,ptick into the •
f Fergus net with 30 seconds to play •
O with Paul Fleury adding another
:with three seconds left and the
goalie back in the net,,
•' Other goal Scorers for., Wingliarn
we're Bob Armstrong; Paul Fleury
• acid Jim MaCkinnori,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, 1969
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• Ka.y CrawfOrt.:$0.;
.• • • •High Single And.High Triple Record
LAD1E.S. 9:00. LEAGUE ••
Kay Crawford was top bowler for
this week; taking the High. Single
of 327 and .a High Triple of 712.
These scores are the highest for the
season. Good bowlingKay!
Games'Played: MarY. elan&i, •
Lollipops 2,, Irene Nels Ji's Pepper-
mints 5;. Lis Walden's Jelly !jeans
5, Kay'Forstet's Gumdrops 2; Barb-
ara Sanclerson's Chocolate? 0, Mary
McMurray's Humbugs •
Team StandingS:. Lollipops 110
Humbugs 85, Gumdrops 80, Pepper-
mints.77, Chocolates 69', Jelly
Beans,64. ••
Games 200and over: Anna Johns-
tone 223, Ruth Jardine 210 and 279,
Mary Cleland 223 , Mauclie Fisher' .
266, Shirley Cooke' 208 and 215,
Marg Finlay 202, Colleen Eedy. 243
Joy Dennis 213, CarblAtkirison, 248
Marie Stewart 206; Kay Crawford
327 and 252, Kathy Gibson
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Ladies 6:30 p.m.
*• Hazel, Webster toiled the high
single game of270and.lean Phill
•Lueknow--.. -
Dungann0.0y:
• With' only two 'weeksleft.,-in the,
regular schedule, the tearrlS of :the
Liielcnow -Dungannon league are • . •
ClOing their best., „ • ,
Best individual :in the female
Section thisweek wasPerne Mac-
Donald who rolled a 284'single and -
a 8.67 . .' •
follower's. werilvlarg Finlay 260;
Anna •Jahnstone 245, Trudy Nelson • '
23.8 , Lorna Button 232, Marie :SteW"
art 2294 Joanne Searle 227. '
Jim Mathets bowled a nice 344
single and Clarence Greer's 302, :
helped hirp .to gain. the week's
triple with a 728: total.•
• Other•top bowlers were Lloyd
Hall 28B ,•• Bill Searle .275; Russel
Whitby 269 ,••Kelth Blake , • • .
266, Grant Chisholm 264, Harold
'Errington .263, Bill Bolt 259 Lorne •-•
Cook 25.9, Lloyd Hodge 257, Arms-
trOng Wilson 254. . ,
• Our. standings are. juggled .again:'
Zebras 102..,' Beavers, 97 ,. Tigers
Gophers:81,, Cubs 79... :Wolverines
72,-SqUirreis 67, Coons 63i Chip-. •
:rnunks 61, :Lions' Pole Cas 51,.
;Kangaroos 38... . • •
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Two weeks till playoffs, so
pull.up your Socks and bowil
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Junior•
,Stars:.
' Zena Garniss rolled the high , • "
. • games for the girls this week with
a singie-.Of--2134-and---a-d011tile-.--Of-4617-: •
ips the high trip -re -:a .
'Team points; Ena Henderson's' •
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Phoebes 5,• Belle,Mole's Larks 2:
•Violet Arndld's Swallows 5, Jean
Phillips' Ja,ys• 2:. _Edith Webster's
-Chickadees Norrna McDonaghls
Bobolinks 3. • • •• .
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Murray Reid was 'high for the boys
with' 'a si.ngle of 225 and' a double •
of 407: • •0 ' •'•
Games.of:200 and over: Hazel,
Webster. 270 and 20-8, Jean.Phillip
'254, Mildred CarnerOn 218 ,
Team. Standings are: Beth
Hallam's Bri.ht Stars 44. Zena
G• arniss' Morning Stars 38, Murray
ButtOn'sPalling Stars; 80*, Rick Pass
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••• more's` Dim, Stars 28..
Bernice Henry 255, Marion Mac- . • .. • , - , • . • •• , •.
•Kinnon 218, Grace Elliott 217. '" Corne, on Teams, let."s keep in ...
Team Standings: Chickadees109,.`there fighting.,_
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in Co-op Curling Bonspiel Last Week
RIPEETCU•RLING NEWS'
BY DON McLAY,
•5, Rabb , Ourling, With WeSt
.-r-y-con-rtnty-and7Elraer-arne.1
Was the winnerof the Lucknow ••:
Co-op Bonspiel play atthe lOcal. '
Club on Thursday last 20 This rink 0.
was the Only 'three game winner of;
the day; with.a'plus o11. Stewart
Jamieson ,.Manager of the CO' -op.
Made the presentation. ot:er Wttiti-.
ers were Grant:MacDonald's rink.;
ski .ed iTDonald Macrayish, • '
with Harry. Scott and Gordon Roul,.
Stow,' with two Wins plus 12; Wally
Ballagh Of T,eesWater with Jun,
McKinnOn Roy Pennington and • ",
1 -41O -yd Lamont; had two wins plus
nine; Joe Dauphin, of Goderich,
had two wins and a'pius of 8; Don
taunt Of the local. club with two'
wins Opt' 6. and Vern tinnier , of
Lucknow two wins plus 5. •:
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"Ripley. -Huron Branch, R�1Can
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entiose. cheque fort My paper
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.bonspi0 on Saturday, An extra ,
end play-off was required to
decide the winner., a's the rinks
skipped by Doug MacDorialtt of .
• Port Credit and Dave Moore of
t1uron Township finiihed the day's
play.tied with 24 points. This
annual event for legion comrades
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land;their friends is -growing More •
popular each year and is an occas
ion for a: reunion Of legibnnaires •
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now residing in 'other ,
les • In: addition. to. Doug iMacpon
ald mentioned above, there was
Clarke Coiling. from Detroit; Prank ' •
Currie frorn Waterloo; Ray Collins •••
of Kincardine and Dawson Pollock
of Wingharn. thelwinning's•kip had
able assistance fromDong;Lac'key ,
Ian Stewart: and Don Paquette:• ,
Dave:Moore' had ReV-. Jack Hill ;
Dawson Pollock and Shirl Boweis.
Third place Went t� Ray Collins'
rink with fourth.to Neil,McLennan 's
foursome. Legion Sports officer,
Lloyd WYlds, With his CoMmittee,
were in charge of the day'S
ities. •' . •
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Ripley rinks did -well in the
District Legion bonspiel, play -
ed'on the week -end. Leroy 'Walden
,With.LOis Pollock, Vice; Clarence
Pollock, Second and Mary Valden
ayed-5i*tcrson1--OT Che'
ley for the Trop y, and lost to thi
Chesley skip'on the final end. A
second rink, skipped by Lloyd
Wylds, with his wife; Jean as Vic;
Don McLay Second, and Elsie •
Pollock; lead , was the winner of
the .11 a .m, draw with" three wins
plus 12.
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