The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-01-26, Page 6Juveniles Win
Sunday 7-5
cknow Juvenile 'hockey team
ated Belgrave 7-5 on Sunday,
er eon at the Lucknow arena.
s 'Moncrief scored e° twic
with single markers going to
Steve Hackett , Jim Murray , 'Ian
Montgomery, Dave Black and'
Doug Stevenson.
The Juveniles record to Jan-
uary 23 has been seven wing, five
losses and One tie.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26th, 1172. ,.„ - •._
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77"
In Lucknow on.Friday, Ja nuary
21st the locals were once again
ontclassed by Kincardine in the
third' period.. At 'the end of the
second period Lucknow wasonly
trailing by two g041.5'3 to 1. :IP
'the- third period, however , Kin- -
cardine outscored them 5 to 1.,
with the final score 'reading .8 to •
2. Goal-scorers for Lucknow were.
Ross Enright from Doug Dorscht' ,
and Paul Hamilton unassisted,'
. Once again Ripley came to.
Lucknow for an exhibition game
en Monday night January 24.
The visitors were a little too
geed. for the'heme tPWn lads
defeating them. by a seorel,of t ,to
I.'. Brad Humphrey scored for
:LucknoW assisted by Donald
Elliott and Ray Guay. Scoring for
Ripley were RUSty from. - -
Brock Walden, Brent Coiling •
from Paul Coiling , Paul Lolling
from Brent Coiling ,.Paul .Colling.
unassisted „Rusty frOm
BrOtIO \ del Bre Pf(41.4140:9212.
. Billy -Ca rneron •
Lose .To :Brussels
LUcknOw-and:Ripley Fleas filay
ed to a tie on J.nuary_.20th........
in the. Ripley arena •
Lucknow. goals were scored 'by
David Gibton, assists .Ken: Alton
and Arthur Clark: Arthur Clark,
assists.' Kent Alton, David- Gibson;:
Larry. MacPherson with assist to
...David Pritchard. •.
-Goal's:for Ripley .were scored
by David Ganible from. Brian
Gamble , David Gamble from
Greg Mason, Harold Peet from
David C,ia•rribie and Greg MasOn.
LuCknow Fleas. didn't fare as • well against. Brussels in a game, on
Sattirday, •January 22nd in the
Lucknow. Arena. They were: de-
feated 11 - 1.
Luc,.knoW'S lone goal.was.Scored- •
Larry IviacPheisuir.fw.n.i Brian
The next home games• will be
Sunday; Janhary 30, Listowel :at
.Lucknow ancIOn Tuesday , Feb-. ,
ruary 1,.. I,9ncardine at Lucknow.
MacMillan Boys
Shine In Hockey
Paul and Greg MacMillan,
sons of'lvir. and" Mrs. Hugh. Mac • •••
Milian (Colleen Tiffin) of Wat-
• ford, were among the youngsters
who starred on the Novice hockey
team from Watford which was
entered in the Silver Stick
'Novice Tournament-held in For--
est. •
Watford lost out in the finals
toSarnia Township, in the .second •
overtime -
There were 39 teams in the
tournament and •Watford \NOR the
• first three games, losing the
fourth. --
Pahl MacMillan was named the
most colourfhl player in 'the tourn-
ament. He Picked up two goals
in the series.
His brother Greg picked up ,
nine goals during the four games
and • according, to, the Watford
;paper "played all four tournament
games on defence without relief
and stood :out like a sore thumb".
The boys are the grandchildren
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross MacMillan
Murray...
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Midges Win
And Lose Games •
. The Lucknow Nlidgenhoc.key
team added a win to their win
column and a .loss to their. games
lost in the past week.
On Tuesday January -filth , .Mil-
verton Visited Lucknow 0.0 prov
idedopNsition for a very excit-
ing and .well played hockey naThe.
Luc know•won this game u-4. ..In
the first period Luc know scored
three times to ,&',.ilverton's once.
'Mark. Chisholm.assisted• by Kevin
Murray scored the fitst;then it
was Kevin Acker: iron. Ji'r Mur-
ray and Bob Moffat fren: Jih: Mur-
ray. Milverton scored o In the'
second to Luck.now's one 10
the*ore lan Montg,omery:
assisted b' Stewrt Mannscored.
the lone-goal in the second period.
Lucknow added two more 'in the -
third ,from Jim, Murray and Bob
Moffat assis.led by•Kevin Ackert
and Bob MCerillivcdv. • Lucknow
picked up eight penalties to Nlil-
verton's eleven. rhea' were
four major penaltie4 for fi;g.,htiag,
in two separate bouts , resulting',
in two combatants being thrown
out of the .game in the third.,
period.
In Saturday night ConiesI , part
of Minor , Hockey ,Week; Luc know
went dowrirto defeat before a •
good turnout of.sp.ectators. Brus'
sels doubled•the: score on the
al boys, 6.-13. Mark Chisnolin
assisted by Jim Murray., and Ian.
Montgomery from Cliff INIann and
Mark Chisholm, Ian ,Montgornierv,
his second goal from Cliff Mann
scored for Lucknow.. Brussels.out-
'played Lucknow in the fir two
periods wittnthe leeals hey.- slow-
ing more life in the final
twenty minntes.
"LuCknow play in Ripley on
day of thiS'week and back in
Lucknow on Tuesday Of fiat week,
Lucknow Midgets will. again
take part inthe'Port F,Igin HoCkey
Tournament on Saihrday of this '
Week. They' are' slated. to pla.y
Walkerton in their first •game.
The'loser Of eaCh.game is.auto-
matically :Out. of the running' for
the championship.
lucknow Sepoys
Win and Lose
To Harriston
LUCknow Sepoys went to Ilarris-
ton on ,Friday night •and came
hom-etwith-a-7.----5---wim--;The boys- -
skated well and came' up with a
very fine team effort as Glen
Morningstar, Don MacKinnon •
scored 2 each, John Fludder had
one aS well as Art Stanley and
Mike COurtney: Harriston seem-
ed to take ,the io.§s poiSrly and
came up as a result with a
lot of penalties, 15 penalties to
LucknOw's 4. Included in their
penalties were 2 mikonducts and
1 game misconduct'.
V)11, Monday night the Harriston
boys canle back Lucknow and
turned the, tables on the local
team 9-B. Lucknow took a 3
goal lead into the 2nd period only
tO let up and let ,Harriston come
back to go ahead 6-3. Lucknow
tied the game before the end of
_the_21icLperiod—In....the_third.
period it was all HarriSton as they
scored 4 unaswered goals te win
0-5. ' Harvey Livingstone sLered .
the hat trick for Lnoknew, single
geals.werit to Dave MacKinnon
and John EMbetlin. Little can
be said for the ealibre of 110"ek-
ey Harriston despite,ti,(:ir
9-5' win, '1/5 penalties w(:re ta'.11(;,J
Lon ; r,r
On january'18. the Lucknow
Ripley girls played their first
home game against Belmore apd
won the game 3-2.'
doal scorers for Lucknow were
Marg Chester 2 and Donna Greer 1
.---,'Offlamtrarry-,221-h-e- girls -pUyeed----
an exhilAtion game against Bel-
more, in the Lucknow arena': It
was a -closely fought game-with
Lucknow coming out on top by a
store of 3-2. Gbal scorer for
Lucknow was Donna Greer 3. ,
Sr
Fleas Tie Ripley,
Novice Lose Two
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L.kr .cknOvi
Du.n.go _r) n.On.
Men'.. high triple was. rolled by
Jack CaeSar With 089 'and the high
single by Sport Johnston with 277,.
. Ladies high triple was. rolled by
Marion MacKinnon with 703„ She
also'had high single pf 285..
Men'over 250; Sport Johnston •
,27'7, Barry McDonagh 273, Jack
'Caesar 26s ,• Len MaeDona.ld
•i3ill Stewart 25i1, Don MacKin-
non.;25u.
Ladies,over .22'5; Marion •Nlae-
Kintien;.:::).,.Arnetta. Thompson ..
.25S ,. Mary LQII' Pr iestap 23S
l'erne NlacDonald
Points won; Beavers. Squirrels
2; Cubs r), Zebriez' :2; .1igers 5, • ..
Kangaroos 2n.epp.her• Lion.z
Coons,5, iThipnitiuks .2;'
Standings; Beav.er,s_.S1, tigers
57, .Ze.bra.s,43, Li Ons , Pole .
Cats 42,:Wolverines 42, .
nks .40 Ophers 3t; ,. Ka nga
eos 35.
Mens 9 p.m.
This Week's high single score
was relied- h-y
Pentiacs with 254.. High triple
score was bowled by.Roy Finlay-
-son of the Bilicks with 687.
- Score over 250; 'Hugh Todd
Pontiacs 254.
Team points: Dodges 9, Pon-
tiacs 7; Fords 0, Buicks 7; Mus-
tan0 2, Oldsmobiles 5.
Team standings: MOstangs 58,
Pontiacs .58, Pords 57, Buicks 52,,
Oldsmobiles 48, Dodges 40.
Giirk Won NiCe,
Against Belmore
miSconducts, one of which came
off:the ,bench to do battle with
one of LucknOw'S defencemen for
.rio reason whatSoever.. Lucknow
had•only 7 penalties. Next .game
here h Monday, 'January 81 at
K30 against Mount ,Forest.
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nigh °single was rolled by Dean
Agnew with 262. Dean also rol-
led high triple with'594.
Games 200 and over:• Dean
Agnew 262, Lois Walden 206',
Anna Johnstone.210, Grace Hopf
220.
ream points: Mary Lou Barger's
Walnuts 0, Mary Cleland's Pea-
nuts 7; 'Barb Whitby's Pecan-nuts .
3;• Rena Forsters Chestnuts 7 ,
Tillie Wilson's Hazef-Nuts O.
TeaM standing: Chestnuts 7,8,
Alniond -nuts,09 , Walnuts (A),
Peanuts 60, Hazel-nuts.56 ,
Pecan-nuts 53.
Team points:- Bob Nicholls'
OWls 2, George Stanley's Card-
inals 5; Ron Stanley's Vultures 2,
Jim O'Donnell's Hawk's 5; Art •
Purney's Sparrows 2, Wayne
,Rhody's Crows 5. '
Team standings: Crows 69,
Wayne Rhody captured be h•
high single, and 'triple with scores
of 29,9 single and 769 triple.
Games'over 225: Wayne
Rhody 299,, :275 , Lloyd MacDoug-
all 234, Lloyd Ashtori 276, 239,
Del NiXon 281, David Humphrey .
249 ,•John Fludder '269, 254,
Ron, Stanley 238.
Ladies 9 P.M.
Men's 7p rn.
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Cardinals 67 , Owls 60,, Hawks
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Men's high 'single was olled •
by W. F. MacDonald 226
and:high double by ,Harry Lavi
with 362. ,
Ladies high single was roiled by
Ann Dexter with 199. She also.
had higfi'Aouble of 311.
, Tearn points: Harry LaVis!. Reck
5, Olive Smith's Violets 0; Wal-
ter DeXter's Greens 5, Mel King's
Bluei 0: Bill Sproul's yellows 3 ,
Clarence Bell's Oranges 2.
'Standings: Reds 55, Blues 46,
Greens 3,3; YelloWs 31, Violets
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Marie Greer bowled the high
single -game of 233 and Jessie
Joynt the ,high triple of 610.
Games"20 0 And over: Marie
Greer 23'3, Jessie,Joynt 217,
Norma McDonagh 205, 210,
Grace Elliott 208, Evelyn Cook
213, Marion MacKingon 211.
Team points; Norma McDon-
.agh's Chestnuts 5, Jean Phillip'
Butternuts 2, Jessie Joynt's Beech.-
nuts 5, Ena HenderSon's Peanuts
2, Ruth 'rhompson's Coconuts 4 ,
Catherine Andrew's Walnuts :3.
Team standings: Butternuts
Beechnuts 74, Chestnnts 71, Pea-
nuts 54, Walnuts 53; Coconuts