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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-11-22, Page 8Fleas Lose 3-2 Belgrave Fleas edged - Lucknow 3-2 in a•ciose fought hockey match here on November 18. Allan Eadie scored .for Lucknow assisted by Glen Rayn- -ard and the second -counter was cioalscot---1ng or Lu MacKinnon from lohn Emberlin; Don Mann from Jardine and: Fludder; Doug -Stevenson, unassisted; Allan Rhody. from Art Stanley and Gent De Jong; Allan Rlrod y-front-13ave-Mae-Kintion, Doug Stevenson from Ross Moffat and Art Stanley; Art. Stanley from Dave Ma-C-Rinnon and Stevenson; • Dave MacKinnon from Paul -Fra-ynef-Brian_Jardine from-Johp Fludder. • Pt AM. .1.1•Ji... 41011,414. CLOSED .AT 7 P.M. EVERY EVENING 1 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKN.OW, ONTARIO. wE:pNis6.A.Y4. NOVEMBER Mick 1972 PAWN' t _HOCKEY • single with a 280 game. Mark Steivart had high triple of 675.. • Ladies over 225 were Doris Hodges 280; Marie Stewart 262, 249; Anne An elsou-246-; Irene . • Doris Holes captured high Lucknow. Dungannon 2; Bill Stewart's Fords 2, Grant ChiSholm's Mustangs 5; Howard Angew's Buicks 3, Bill ButtOn'S Dodges 4. Team standing, Buicks 40, Fords 32, Mustangs 29, Pontiacs Pee Weis Win Opener With Goal In Final Seconds 284; Bill Stewart 278; Jack CaeS- ari263, 263:, Grant Chisholm: 256. Team standings are: Tigers p, Cubs 48, Zebras -89, -Beavers as, Wolverines 31, Coons X 81, Squir- tell 30, Gophers 26, Chipmunks 23, Kangaroos 21, Pole Cats 21, Liens 20. Blake 236 and Arnetta Thompson 236 • • Jack Caesar rolled the high triple with a 740. The high single Was' rolled by Stuart Jamie- son with a'302 game. 'Good Bow ,- ling! 'Men over 250 were: Stuart .,„Ja44i-eson 84; tank Hawthorne Sepoys Lose •• . - Close Gan* 6-5, Lucknow Intermediate.hockey team -played their 2nd game of the season intlistowel Tuesday night , losing a close one by a 6-5 score. Lucknow seemed to be a little ragged in their play as they. were 'short a regular player or two. Goal scoring for Lucknow, Gert De Jong from Dave MacKinnon and Kerr Houston; Donald Mann from Brian Jardine; John. Emberlin from Gert De Jong; Dave MacKin- non from Ross Moffat; Brian Jar- dine from Bill Chisholm; Art Stanley from A. Rhody and ,Dave MacKinnon. • Lucknow, Goal Gary Sutton and BarryMcDGnagh; Defence, Art Stanley, Ken Houston; Centre, Dave MacKinnon; Left Wing, Allan Rhody; Right Wing, John Err berlin; Alternates, John Flud- der , Don Mann,' Brian Jardine, Ross Moffat, Bill Chisholm, Gert De Jong, Allan Rhody. 4444444,k4b4s4.4444.44*,4444,44,14- Mens .' 7: p.m .. High single of the evening • .went to Brian Stanley With a score of 280. George Stanley had high triple With a score of 679, . • . Games over 225; George Stan- ley 258, 229; Brian Stanley 280, L..Mtirray Reid •258-, Wayne ~1 odd: 246 George Humphrey 243, Ron Stanley 232. Ladies 9 P.M. Dean Agnew bowled high single with 256. High triple was rolled by Hilda Andrew with 684. Games 200 and ever:- Dean Agnew 25.6a7nd272-3 ,fircraXiid new. 249, 223 and 212, Anna Johnstone 238, Marie Stewart •226 , Anne Wisser 227, Marianna Porter 225, Mary Cleland 207, Janice Riitherford 206. Team points: Marie Hoffman's Chocolates 5 , Dean Agnew's Gum- drops 2; Grace Hopf's Jelly Beans sSanderson's Ju Jtribes 2, Marianna Porter's Peppermints 5. --Team-sta-nding;--C-hocala t c_s 5 2, Gumdropt 46, Jelly Beans 44, Ju Jubes 36, Peppermints 38, • Ladies 6:30 p.m. Ferne -N-aDonald rolled the Clams 7, Carol Martin's'Clads 9; Isobel Miller's Lobsters 7, Kath- leen MacDonald's Oysters 0; 'Belle Mole's -Shrimps -4, Janet Mac'- PherSon's Scallops 3. ' Team standings: Lobsters 47,, Clams 46, Shrimps '36, Crabs ' 85, Oysters 34; Scallops 33. • Kinloss League ----.f Herbert -rolled high single- with a score of 293 and Jim Lavis had high triple with 684. Mari- lyn Rhody topped the ladies with a high single of 228 and high triple of 564. , Men over 200: Alf Herbert 293; Jim Lavis 202, 267, 215; Bob Gil- christ 244, 221; Lloyd MacDoug- all 226; Jelle de Jong 212, Ladies over 200; -Marilyn Rhody 228„ Team points; Ann MacDougall's Macs 7, Doris MacKinnon's, INiealthys 0; Mary Lavis' Spys 2, Elizabeth Dickie's Pippins 5. Team standings; Macs 30, Pippins 29, Wealthys 21, Spys 18. Town & Country Ida Barger toOk the ladies' high • single -with a score of 16-5:._T Anna Dexter won the high double 'at. . 293. Henry Carter rolled high single 'for the men at 215. Bill Sproule took the 'Lido Team, points, Earl McDonald's Greens 5, Harry LaVist Reds- 0; Clarence Bell's Blues 3, Al Irwin's Oranges 2; N.lel King's YelloWs 3, Les Purvis' Violets 2. Standings , blues 30 Greens . 30., Violets 26, Yellows:20, Oranges 17, Reds.12, Mens' 9 p.m. This week the high triple was rolled by Jack Caesar with a 744. Runner-up was Fr. Dentinger with a 633., Jack 'also rolled the high single 275 and Grant Chisholm, ' with a 268 was runner-up,. Games 225 and over: Jack Caesar 276, 264; Grant Chisholm 268; Stuart Jamieson 265; John Rutherford 257; Fr. • Dentinger 256, 249; Herb Barger 245; Howard Agnew 233; Harold 'Ritchie---233, Clarence-Greer 233. Team points, 'Clarence Greer's • , Pontiacs 5', Jack Caesar's Old's Team points, Owls 0, Cardin- als,5 , Vultures. 0., Hawks 7, Sparrows 7, Crows. 2. Team standings, Wayne Rhody!s Owls 20; 'Evans Helm's Cardin- als 33, Ron Stanley's Vultures 33; 28 ,• Olds 23,-Dodges - ----George Sta-nley's Ha-w-ks 35 , -Art Purney's Sparrows•21„ George Humphrey's Crows 26. high single game of 268 and Winnie Fisher the high triple of 715. Good bowling girls. Games of 200 and over: Ferne MacDOnald 268, 20,4, Winnie Fisher 238, 229, 248, Marion Campbell 228, Marie Greer 201, Jean, Phillips 203. Tea- ...pointanaz:Cutatati, 'TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28 7:00 p.m. Girls' Hockey Practice ,The Lucknow Pee Wee hockey club opened their seasomon Sat- urday, November 18th with a 4'-3 win over Ripley. The game, played in Lucknow, was a real thriller as the home boys trailed 3-1 at the end of the second period. The score closed to 3-2 at the 3:08 mark of the third and stayed that way until the final minute of play. Mark Frayne counted the tying goal with 52 seconds left arid a'nothe great effort by Lucknow gave them the winning goal as 28 see- onds remained. Mike Pollock scored two' Ripley goals with Butth Walden getting 4 the other. Mark Frayne tallied three for Lucknow and Grant Gilchrist scored the winning goal. LucknoW's goalies, Randy Gilay and Reddy Havens, played superbly in net as did Ripley's Bobbie Sutton. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25 10:27 amts, 1: 0 -p.m. House League Hockey 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. -- Public Skating 74-00_p_m Flea Game_ scored by Glen Raynard from Allan Eadie, turning the tables. The Mcknow team was coin- prised of Scott Riyett, Mike' Humphrey, Duane Riven, Allan Eadie ,. Mike Whitcroft, Kent* Alton, Lance. Sanderson, David Emberlin, Glen Raynard, David Gibson ;.Art- Clark, Brian Taylor, Steve Errington. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29 Every Wednesday - 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Mothers-and- Tots Skating • 7:90 par. -.9:00 Public Skating Lucknow Arena News - THURSDAY,'NOVEMBER 23 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Figure Skating aonz~ - Townand Country Hockey 1st /Game 7:30 p.m. 2nd Game 9:00 p.m.' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24 7:00 p.m. - Novice Game Beigrave at Lucknow 8:30 p.m. Juvenile Game '___Icin_cardine at Lucknow SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Public Skating MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Figure Skating. Practice . 7:00 p.m. Pee Wee Game 8:30 p.m. Bantam Game • ••*••••I•im• ••• m.o. Goal, Greg Hunter and, Peter . Chisholm; Defence„ Art Stanley and Ken. Houston; Centre ; David MacKinnon; Left wing, Doug Stevenson; Right wing, John Emberlin; Alternates, Gert De Jong, Ross Moffat, Allan Rhody, frIdurriTyrie; CliiiiibinVbiiue Johnston, Brian Jardine, John •Fludder, DOn Mann, Allan And- rew_ Lucknow Sepoys-came up with - their first win of the season Friday night before a good home town crowd. They-built up a very commanding 7-0 lead to the end of the 2nd-period and then Tees- water seemed to find, their stride as the Came back to make a very interesting 3rd period, scor- ing 3 goals to r Lueknow's 2. Lucknows goal tending pair of Peter ChiSholrn and Greg Hunter proved the downfall of the Visiting team as they turned in good per- formances. The 'team has not yet received their Official schedule, so watch for posters for home games. They `ow MAKE YOUR CAR SAFER FOR WINTER DRIVING COME IN AND HAVE YOUR HEADLIGHTS SET TO PROPER SPECIFICATIONS WITH OUR HEADLIGHT AIMER Lucknow Win ,juveniles Win VVeekend Pair First 9 - 5 Over Teeswater Team lilacDONALD - LUCKNOW --Barrtams-Win-- .0n__Tuesdayloverriber '1.1.' Lucknow Bantam hockey teat:. travelled to .Ripfey. . Lucknow led by fo-Ti7Petersel• with 5.goals, defeated Ripic:, 6., Other marksmen. were Bch Slic•p- herd, Tam Forster, Randy •AcIalt„ Randy Alton and Rick Taylor, tediti area store', _ betley, Kintail, liolyroodcAra' olds Store and Dungannon. The Luckrioiv Intermediates have a good team this year and should be able to show the fans sorti e real good 'fast and clean hockey. Dale Hunter 2, Bob Moffat a .nd Steve.11ackett, one each. - ' ' • On Sunday ,-.in Luekno\s , thL• home. team edged Lions 1 1 L';.i d - Dave. Black, Jan --Montgome7H;110 Greg Hamilton with twO.10,,1- 'each and ken.lfamilton with ,,,,;.-. were the marksmen for 1,tai•,,,‘,,.. Lucknow Juveniles hotke\ I Cti picked up a pair of winilast week endt over Chesley and. Lions Head. • , . On Friday night ., in CheSle,:„ 'they edged the boys from this ' town 10-9 in a real close.ou. Goal scorers for LuCknow \\.'erts 1\,1011tgQ13),er4:4_, J0 1 114 rr Kincar uveni es wi 1 in •Lueknow, on Friday night of this-week, at 8,30 p.m. •