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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-04-19, Page 8WEDNESDAIG 4PRIL, 19th, on. E HOT TEESWATER „. LADIES AND ESCORTS SATURDAY, AP101, 22 . - MacDONALD LUCKNOW THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO 01 YOUR CAR TUNE Mak FOR EXPERT WHEEL BALANCIN ENTERTAINMENT — LADIES ROOM DOUG WARD AND THE TAVERN TRIO Drive in! Let us check' your tires for maximum stopping power, full traction, even wear. We'll rotate and balance, expertly for smoother riding safety. HozOlnuts:Win-: 9 ,p'.m:T1*-cifh Congratulations Hazelnuts !on winning the play-offs. Marie Stewart rolled high single with 290. She also' had • high triple with 809. Good Bow' ling Marie! Games 200 and over: Marie rt--2.90 . 28.0 2-3-97-Rath Jardine, 250, 207, Donna Alton 232, Jan Fludder 223, Dean Agnew 222, Anne Anderson 216 Lois Walden 202, Grace Hopf 201, Joan Maize 200, Anna ' Johnstone 210. Team points: Tena Gardner's Almond-nuts 4, Rena Forsters • Chestnuts 3; Barb Whitby's Pecan- nuts 4 ', Mary Cleland's Peanuts 3; Mary Lou Barger's Walnuts 0, Tillie Wilson's Hazed-nuts 7. Team standing: Hazel-mks 24,, Chestnuts 22, Almond-nuts 19, Peanuts 17,, Pecans. 14,: Wal- nuts J. See you all at the Banquet, Anglican Parish Hall, April 24' ,at 7 p.m. Chestnuts Win 6:30 Play-offi wards Presented At Bowling Banquet Fortyleyen. members of the .Men's '9 o'clock Bowling League attended a banquet at the May- fair Restaurant last Tuesday even- ing to wind up the season. Following the dinner * Harold Ritchie presided, for. the awarding of 'prizes to Allan Johnston. for the high, single of the regular season with 340;' Donald MacKinnon, high triple 836; ,facleCaesar , high• average 218 and Wayne Jamieson the' most improved bowler. The door prize was won by, Allan. Johnston. 'Members of the Dodges who won playoff trophies were .Clar-' ence 'Greer , Joe Agnew , Omar prooks, :Bob Collins ,' Mel Corrin, Lloyd Hall, Reg JoneS, Cam Mac- Donald and john Ruth'erford. Winning trophies for the regular' season were m,embers of the Fords - Jack Caesar, Charlie Anderson, Jim Errington; Bob Greer, Bill_Hunter Wayne Jamieson and. Grant Chis- holm. • A special award was presented to Bill Stewart who. bowled a 416 game on the last night of bowling. Officers elected for next year were:, Harvey Houston, president; Bob Finlay, 1st vice; Cameron MacDonald, treasurer, A 'secret ary will be appointed at a later date. Congratulations to'all those who won•thiS.year, and to those • who didn't, better luck next yea:: .1 Andrew's Walnuts c , Pna Heade:- I son's Peanuts 2; Jean P..i.111s te:nuts , Thornpson's -nuts 2; IL; Z.Z 4-, i Nofr:la McDonazh's Chestnut : '-- • Npvice, Team End Fine Season The local Novice hockey team was eliminated in two straight games in the zone 2 fin- als by a very fired up Brussels team. The first game was play - ed in Lucknow on Good Friday, March 31 at'12. 00 noon, This game was more like water polo than hockey as the boys played in about an inch of water. How- ever the visitors came out on top by a 'score of 3 to 1. Paul Ham- ilton scored Lucknow's only goar„ unassisted. In Brussels on Sunday, April 2nd the local lads once again= went down to defeat by a score of 4.to 1. Paul'Murray scored for Lucknow from David Errington and Paul Hamilton: The Mildrpay Novice Tourna merit was held on Saturday , April 1st and the Lticknow boys made a very-good showing of thernselves winning their two games that day. They defeated Atwood' by a score of 11 to d. Goal scorers for Luck7 now were Paul Hamilton (3), Doug Dorscht (2), DaVid Errington .(2) and single goals going to -Ross--Ernight -;---Dannritondry= -;-Steph- en Pritchard and Blair Alton. Those getting assists were. David. Errington 3, Paul Murray 3, Paul , Hamilton 2, Ross Enright 2, Doug Dorscht 2. Lorne Enright , Barry Elphick, Donald Elliott, Blair ton and MaoPherson one each. • In the second game they defeat- ed Gorrie by a score of 5 to 0: Scoring for Luckriew were Doug Dorscht 2, Stephen MacPherson, David Eiringtoh and Paul Murray orie each. 'Assists went to Lorne Enright., Ross Enright,' Donald Elliott, David Errington and Paul Hamilton. On Monday , April 3rd LUdknow had to return to Mildniay to play in the semi-final round and were defeated once again by TeesWat-, er 4 to 0. This ended the season for the boys who were mighty tired after just finishing 5 gamek in four-days. 'We must admit the coaches were getting a little weary too. All in all the Lucknow Novice had a very good season for a bunch of 'first year boys. Their MEN'S 7 P.M. LEAGUE Hold Banquet At ' — Presen nners record for the season stands at 16 wins, 3 ties, 26 losses. Quite a number of the boys from this year's team will still be with the team another year., With a little more experience under their belts they are looking for a real good, season next year. Charlie Murray, Tom Pritchard and Harold Greer would like to thank the boys and- their parents for their co-operation during' the season and also for the gifts received at the conclu- sion. Following is a list of, the points received by the 'boys,for the 45 — 0 •A P Paul Hamilton 17 16 33 David' Errington 16 12 28 Paul Murray '6 18 24 Ross Enright 10 10 20 Steve Simpson 9.11 20 Stephen MacPherson 8. 6 14 Doug Dorscht - 7-5 12- Danny Londry 7 /2 9 Blair Alton 3 6 9 borne EnriVit — 5— 3 . 8 Donald Elliott , 3 4 7 Wayne McDonagh 3 .3 6 Kenny Ritchie 1 3 4 Stephen Pritchard 2 , 1 3 Ray Guay* ...... 1 2 3 Brzan Elphick ....... . Barry Elphick 2 2 Brad Humphrey 1 Mark Haldenby Jeff Van Stempvoort Card Party At the Card Party, sponsored by Maple Grove.' L.O.L. 1044 and held in the Zion Hall on Monday ,' April 17, there Were seven tables in play. /. High prizes went to ' Mrs : Lorne Cook and Milvert Reid with low prizes to Mrs. Allan Ritchie and Bert Alton. Milverton-Whi First Game On Monday Night Luckna Intermediates lost their first game 'of the series with Milv'erton on Monday night. Mil- verion defeated them 772 in' the Wingharn arena. • This set the ser- ies at 'two wins for,LuckriOw and one for Milverton with the fourth game scheduled for •Nlilverton tonight , Wednesday. , • Lucknow opened the scoring at the nineteen minute mark of the • first period on a goal by Glenn Morningstar from David' Mac Kin 4. non 'and john Emberlin. In the second period , Milverton scored twice to take a 2-1 lead at the end of the period. In the third, Milverton scored , Lucknow scored again. David MacKinnon from John Emberlin and Art Stanley, then Milverton scored four unanswered goals to end the'gaine 7-2. Dave macKipnon..seo:.;..d Lid:(7 now's:winning goal at seven utes of overtime with the score' ending 4-3' for Luc know . OvedinS .Wip" Outts.Kurtoille .Fighting from . behind, Lucknow Sepoys 'edged' Kurt Zyille. t in , the Wingharn arena on \\.ednesda.). night of last week to eli:r.inate them in the W.0..A. A . and championship series thrt‘c Carnes to one in 'the best-of-five series.. Lucknow opened the scoring in . the first period on .a goal by David Mac KinricYn4-rb. period ended with 1.21.1Ckils' OW in front 1-0. • In the second Kurtz\ ille scored with Luckpow answcir: back A goal by John Fludder fzern 1\1ike Courtney and 'Don :43C1:innon. Kurtzville scored tie 1-Ncfore Luck'• now answered on a by Glenn Mornihgstar f:o:., David .. MacKinnon. Kurtz\ ille scored twice more' to,e•nd thc'sccond per7 Lod in the lead Lucknow scored at and 13 minute tnark.,of Morningstar from non and Paul Fra ; Morningstar from pd', id non. , .At the 17. 2L' o.‘ertime, Lucktitiw scored , non the marksman, to tame the , game and the Serics,, 'Congratulations to the Chest- %uts who not only took first place during the season, but alsO can out on top, in the play-offs. High bowler of the .evening was Jean Phillips with a '2•5?. Single and triple. ' .6.1111es af 2,C,K) and crcer: Kay CeLlYer „" Riith Thostpsoz :: C•taL'e Elliott 2:1. CLOSED AT .7 P.M. EVERY EVENING :-....,..... s::-..,....r.- ,,,. ,....1.•,,, , ....-eo...-,e Team standltizs; Chestmts 2: , .. - ...,...... .•.....t..- ,•A a., ne Beechnuts 2-S , Burzetritsts lE , Pea - 1 ... _ ,...-. : avera'ze , - ,nut.s 15.. ,41,"al.nuts :i4 , Opcori...ts 4. I - - ,-,.. :: :.ee 4.-.--, en Doc - a: tne ::-."--• 'E.-7 ,. ,. • • H'.: ::a1:, ..L. - ...-- - ,t ,.. . • H . is 2:"1..2 . , : • The Men'S 7 p.m.: Bowling. league held their banquet April 7 in the Parish Hall with the Anglic an ,,very serving a ,ery delicious supper.. Trophies were presented to the , following teams: Play-off winners, The. Vultures, Ron Stanle:, , Cranston, Her- :na Rieg4ng , bur. BroWr., Clarence Bell, George at , Donald •l, r.r..' Season winners, The Crows, , Rhod:, , Tr, En-':.erlin; Evans ;4a::•;-.: Dexter, Pete_Co,ok, _-cAsed the for the 1 _1 1 1 Lucknow Win First Two Over Milverton Team As this was written, Lucknow Sepoys were two games up in,the best-of-five series with Nlilver- ton in the W.O.A.A. grand championship series: The big third game of the series was . scheduled, for Wingharn on Mon- day night. Playing the first game in Wing- hair on Friday , Lucknow edged Milverton 10 - 7. Scoring for, Lucknow was well divided going, to Art •Sta nley 2 David. MacKinnon, John. Ernberlin," Mike Courtney , LenStanley, den de Jong:, Allan Andrew, Rus- sell Monorief, John McKenzie.. , .• , • . • THRILLER SUNDAY • As they so often h,ave done,' tacknOw came from behind on. Sunday to 'defeat Milverton 4-3 in 'overtime on their lion,e, •• Lucknow led '1.0 at t!:.L ei.kt of the first on a' goal h, :kith • Morningstar.: Milvertoli ahead 3-1 at the eiid of fhe second In ,the third ,Mono:del scored •the and tieing goal for the Sepo ,.s to send the game into ,overfj,;;e. •tre of bu Mrs. toll tool Ma) Mts, den athe ho Var rof Id s , duc ,by Ott i t g sla yea ins ca rest et' plc nsor at t 001 s, env ,a y lo to MUD PAGE EIGHT.