The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-04-01, Page 8•
PAG!' EIGHT
•.r, 4 &P • M ! !irk
•
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
• Pee Wees Injured
a In; God�rkb Game:
• On -!*day,: M�rcd7tfi-at :8'; 40-
a.m. uckno w Pee. Wees played.
their first game .at. Goderich Young
Canada}; Pee Wee Hockey Tourna- -
ment defeating Point Edward 2'- 1.
The first -Period was -score -le -ss.
" Point Edwaid made it 1 - 0 in the
second. With 1 minute and 20
seconds left in the game'Stewart.
Mann scored • assisted' by Eddie
Sinnett and with 35 seconds'left
Eddie Sinnett , going the full
length :o.f.the ice scored unassisted.
In their second game of the day
4. at 5.30. Lucknow went" down to,a.
•,'4"• 0 score to Port, Perry.
Stewart 'Mann was'injured in
the 'first period and was out for the.
remainder of the game Stewart
is still on the injured list The'
.team hopes he has a speedy recov-
ery. 1J9hn. Hamilton stopped a •
,shot with'the.side of his'foot'but
continued to play.wi.th his injury.
So all inall this vasa bad game
for the Pee Wees
f.
Bantams in
iPeisIey Tourny
The Lucknow' Bantams haore.
once again won a tournament., •
this, time in Paisley: .The Paisley
Tournament consisted of ,teams
from ,Bruce County. •
Lucknow defeated Kincardine •
5 2.in their'first game, . downed
Port Elgin 6. - '3 in • their second
. and won 7 "4 over 'Ripley in the.
final game,. l
The Bantams also played an.
exhibition game 'in. Lucknow on.
Thursday, March 26th with• Luck= •
now downing Goderich 11 .c 5.•
JUveflilesDowfled.
4-2 In..Kincardine.
An•Exhibition'Juvenile Hockey
game washeld in the Kincardine
arena last Wednesday, Ivla:rch 25th
with Kincardine downing Lucknow
•°
he.4 cknaw-t-eam_clp-ened-ttie~
scoring with a goal by Mike Court•
ney from Bill Chisholm'. Riggin.
Aitken, MacKenzie 'and McGregor
tallied up four goals:in a row for
Kincardine throughout the 1st • •
2nd and 3rd period. Lucknow's
second goal was scored at 18:30'
of the third with John Ernberlin
receiving the •h nour's •
o
Keith Kilpatrick coached the
nine Lucknow players"who showed
•
up for the game
PkiyFatbers On:
Mofl�a7yNIght'J
On 'Monday night March' 30
Lucknow Pee Wees played their
Dads., The Dads won in ove•r•
-
tirne8-6'.
Goal scorers for the Pee Wees
were Ran y• c, err • , ing es
going to:John Hamilton -;--Stan
Loree .Ken Reed and Randy Alton,
Scorers for 'the Dads were Don
Hackett '2 Toby. Greer 2. singles',
cored by Ron' Alton Don Fartish,
Bill Stewart and -Jack •Farrishp.
Leo.:Courtney. coached the Pee •
tesults Af
Lockridge Tourny
;':'..the • Sixth A nnua:l I;oc kridg0
•
Memorial Midget•Tournament
-ConOludedlast .Su.nd.ay .irU11 _
Wing.hrq Arena;. . .
•
Two' additional teams compet-
ed.for the six team trophies. and
three individualplayer awards up
for competition this ,year .. In all,
twenty-two teams played a total
of twenty.. -seven ga.rnes.. Spect-
ator 7
pect-ator' i nteLest.-_jnd_ge_d._b.y
ante ; w"asapproximately the .
same as ,last year .°
In•the Championship :series,
'there is still to be a two-time
winner. .11 -St -year's "B".. wirrner--
Winghatn - 'was.sid.e-lined by
Dunnville Thursday night: These
two teams 'Were tied 2 2 at the
end oVregulation time. In the
overt it'll e'period , Dunnville
outscored Wingham 2 =:1 to gain
a berth in the Sunday final:.. In
that game Forest surprised. the
'Dunnville entry, beating them
6 -1. •
Lucknow back.to:defend the
• "C" trophy they won last year ;
Post to hitiverton in the semi-
finals. 1clilverton then downed
Hat/4°40110:7 3 to take the
'Cha>.ipionship,r •That`s two su.c-
cessivt vea'rs',as finalists for Haar-
rist.gn t
WEDNESDAY, APRIL lsx. 1970:
•.Lineup' for the Dads were; Don
McLeod (:goai)--Austin Loree.,
Jack Parrish; Ron, Alton Harold
Greer, Don Farrish,.Jim Sinnett,
Keith Cranston, Bill ''Stewart ',,
Russel I'rvin., Allan. Ritchie , Don,
Simpson, Roy Emberlin, Dori
Hackett. . , • '
This was the;final<gaine of the
season:• •
hime
was a•'scorcher". A."'healthy''®
Detroit d1ub. shaded' Stratford '
4.-„3, in•what•had to be one of
tne•.finergarhes in the tourna
nient s°history. ,`
Service an,
Repairs, fast ...Reasonable
See us for experienced servicing and re
pairs On any. auto problem., large .or small,..
From,; uinper to.bumper, top to•'bottom,• we
;know, how to keep cars.'going.
as-0MAID-
. The Consolation Chat'npigns
were London 6;- 5 in overtime
over Toronto Gravenhurst 8 - 2
•
over Lambeth; and Klildrnay 7 3
over :Paisley:. .
Something new this year
Was tie• awarding of 'a "Most .
Va.luable.Play:.trophy in each
of_the series
The -.2.N" winner _wa.s..Ron ._S:ara_-._ ,
finie nurnher 5 on
team.: Forest's Number p, 'Mike
S.orrie :as• the "B" winner, And in
the, "C" class - the trophy went
to Milverton's# , Jim Barker.
In general the hospitality
offered ;by .the people of this im-
mediate area visibly impressed
thie visiting teams 'and, their
officials -But the outstand.ing.
example'. of this .was•the voluntary
response during' last Thursday
night's. storm. So many people'
carne down, tome arena or called
:to:offer Sleeping"accomodatioirro`
the stranded teams:, • that .some
confusion existed More space
was. ava labl,ejhan._uiasneeried
and as a result;• some of the bene
factors waited for boys who ,simply
weren't. available
The Lockridge• family •
appreciate all the help 'and assis'
tante frons •various sources.
17
Ladies b:30 .p.m.
Marion MacKinnon was the:
high bowler'on Monday. evening
-wither high single ga-rne-of 255
and sa high triple of 652.
Games of 200 and over; Marion
MacKinnon 20'6,. 255, pernice
Henry:225 , Jean Phillips 228,
Margaret MacNay 212, Anna .Mae
'Hunter 208', . Trudy Foran./2B-5:, .
the Detroit , Norma McDona-gh-244 ,.-Cat-h-e-rine,
Andrew 253. ..
Team points; Catherine
And'rew's. Asters 6, Trudy.-Foran"s.
April
:Ripley Novice.
Tuesda' -ni•. ht Tive .ton Noatice _
and the Ripley squad played to a
2•-'2`tie; Andrew Chaput scored.
the°first goal , with Tommy Kem=
peon replying to tie it in the• first
period:.
Mens `9. p.m..
Bill Nelsontakes both. (Ugh
Single and High Triple,howpurs
'this •week with 297 Single and snr,.
• Triple..Nice. bowling
Buster.
Whithy's•Fords 7;:C1a;ren- •
ce' Gre,ers Dodges 0; Bill Button's
Pontiacs 7 ,`Keith Black':s.
Buicks 0; Bill Stewart's Old-
smobiles, 5 , Walter Arnold's
Mustangs.2.
Games of•2-25 and;-o4et-i3i11-
Nelson.29'7, 264 and '251,,
Clarence Greer 225., Terry Rath
well 25,9 and 2.35:,. Reg Jones ;228,
Gordon Brooks 245 and 2E2•,
Jack Caesar 2:54. Roy Finlayson
276. Harold. Errington; 243. Bill ' •
Stewart 268 and 271' Donald
MacKinnon 282 and 260, Howard
Agnew .238 keith Cranston:
269, Russ Button 225. Bill •
•Pansies 1; Grace Elliott's Daisies •.Button 243.. ;Mike Sanderson 243.,
M&rian=6apb'el-Lilacs 3,�` Teato Standings. Cordsl-F,. (,1dsv'
Haze1,lniebster's Roses 5; Isobel mobiles 12 Pontiacs 12. 'Dodges
Miller's Violets 2,.
:Team standings: Asters 16„
Roses '12, Lilacs 10, .Violets 9,
Pansies 8, DaisesS,.
Just two: weeks remaining so
let's' go teams!•
.
/den 's
p.m.
Des. Courtney .captured the high
siii .'Te of the eveningwith a.score
of 266. George .Stanley got the
high triple with a 623 score.
Gaines over 225; George Stanley
254, Ab ;Morton 235 Des .Court-
ney•266, Ron Stanley 251. •
Team Points •Owls 7••; Cardinals
0 -cultures `Hawks 0
Play, -off standings - Owls 7 ,
Vultures • 7, Cardinals 0 , Hawks .0..
Pee Wees Play;
Quebec A Team
scored• one;, and• in the third Larry
Fattest", Ripley's answer to Bobby
Orr, scoredthe final irtar:ker.
Saturday inthe Mildmay Squirt
Tournament they didn't fare quite
so well, losing to Atwood 3 1.
Totnmy Kempton scored the only
goal for Ripley
oon in -the
Lucknow Arena the. Lucknow Pee
Wees played St. Lambert, a
Quebec .A :teatn, The final score
was -St: Lambert 6,' Lucknow 2.
Eddie Sinnett scored 1':goa1 unassis
ted' a nd Ken' Reed got .1 goal,
unassisted. .With only 10 players
Luc.'know made a :good showing
against an,A team,.
9 , Mustangs 7 , .Buicks 7. ;:
Ladies. 9.p.
Carol Atkinson rolled .the high.
'single of .278.. Marg Wilson •
Tolled the high triple of 638:
Good. Bawling -Girls -- ---_
Garries Played; Barb Helm's •
Bananas• 5, Mary Lou'.Barger's
(irapes.2; Marg Hackett's Straw-
berries :2,; Carol Atkinson's'
Peaches 5; Bev': Thornpson's •
.: 6ranr=
•
es 2,
Games over 200, Kay Crawford '
206 and 201, iileeii• Lav•is. 22'•-;.
Grace Hopf 212, Barb Helm 253',
Kay Forster`224,',Joy Dennis 217
and .2 6.,• Evelyn Sister 229, .. a •
Kathy Gibson 241, Reith Jarfi.ine'
215, Carol Atkinson 278 and • '
21u vlarg Wilson 217 and. 239.
Maudie Fisher:228','Mary Mc-
Murray 221,' Tillie Wilson 222. •
• Team -Standing; Apples. 12, '
Bananas 10 , Strawberries 7 •
Peaches'
4.
L.0 ckn: w.
Dungannoo.
Luckrrbwr Dungannon bowling
does not 'app'ear because of.
'partial cancellation last week due....
to the storm,