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Why We're Always
Snooping Around.
Batteries, radi tors, all around you car
. .. we look" nto everything, with extra
care for top performance.
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In the krst HoUst League game
:on'January 20, 'the Kings and .
Canucks played to a 3-3 tie.
Scoring for the Kings were Mark
•Haldenby, Harry Van
Diepenbeek and John Eddlsbury.
Bernie Van Osch, with 2 goals A
and Richard Moore with one were
the scorers for the- Canucks,f • ,
'The ,Sabres defeated the Flyers'
in the second game by .a .score of
3-2. Larry Aadlers, Tom Park I
and Steven Frayne scored for the
winners while Grant •Frook and
Gerrard Howard scored for the
Flyers; - 4
In the final game the Stars shut
out the Seals 6-0. John Crawford
led the Stars with 4 goals and
Maurice Verhulst scored 2. •
,Schedule for January 27; Flyers
vs Seals 9.00; Canucks vs Sabres'
9.50; .Kings vs Stars 10.40.
Novice Lose In
Close One At
Seaforth Tourney
LUCKNOVV JUVENILES
Mho won the honour td advance into the 0.M.H.A.
Midget Tournament Here This Weekend
Winner Will Enter 0.11.11.A. Playoffs
• ,Lucknow Midgets on sched- Lucknow, there will be five.
teams competing for the title in-
in
hockey game last Tuesday
eluding, Mildrna y „, Hensall, Mil- in Lucknow over their number one
venom. Brussels and LUcknow. rival Brussels, by a score of 5-2.
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WEDNESDAY', JANUARY 24, 1971
THE'OCKNOW ONTARIO:
• Hpuse team •
Hockey'Results
. 'THE_ RECREATION COMMITTEE
WISH TO EXTEND
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Pee Wees Win Hensall Tournament
And Right To Enter Ontario Playoffs
• The Lticknowl pee wee hockey up and give Brussels a good trim - .
town won 66 „b„ onanipions- hip ming, mar k Frayne was again a
, at a tournament played in Hensall standout cha lking up 3 goals ' -
on the week end. They will now Reliable Torn Sinnett scored-two -
represent Western Ontario in the with Paddy N1tnT4Y. Ron Johnson
.1(All Ontario?" playoffs. and Eric Cayley each tallying ,
Lucknow played four games in Singles. Goalies Rand Guay
• the tournament, losing.the first . and Freddie Howald had a ,well •
which sparked the boys earned shutout as they turned
on to a 3 game winning streak. aside shot after shot.
The Whole tearnplayed exception- EDGE EESWATER 2-1
ally well throughout the tourna- • IN FlNALi
ment getting stronger each time The final and ari pionship
'they scored. Lucknow's goal tend- game was scheduled for 7.30
• ers, Randy Guay and Freddie How- Saturday night which •meant
aid , turned aside shot after •Lucknow ,was playing 4 games
shot adding to the opposing teams in one day: after the •rule book
frustrations...--They played sensa- was ,checked' it was found that no
cionally in net and many a time team was required to play more
stopped sure goals. than 3 games in a :day. There-
' 3-1 FOR MILVERTON - fore the game was played on Sun-
This first game was schethiled` day at 3 p.m. A very good crowd
• for 10.30 Saturday morning. of fans•travelled ftom Lucknow. to
Even though Lucknow ended up on Hensall to watch the game.. There
the short end of a '3-1 score, was excitement "galore" with
they set the- pace of the game and both teams evenly matched.
• for a few unlucky breaks, lost Teeswater had not lost a game in
out. Lucknow tied the score 1-1 their schedule so far thiS season.".
late in the first period.,,Jiotli In the first two periods neither
Milverton's goals came in the side could score is fast skating
third: Mark Frayne from Erie , and hard Checking held them to •
Cayley and Grant Gilchrist cowl- draw. TeesWater drew,5 penal-,
ed LucknaW'S lone marker. . ties to Lueknow's 3 in these
1 6-4 OVER HENSALl, • • periods. Good penalty killing was
It was a real tough match in . a major. factor in winning this
the second game played at 1.30 game. •
as both teams exchanged , The focal boYs came out in the
Ron Johnson from Grant Gilchrist third deteimined to win the game
scored at 2.30 of the first period and only a Minute had passed .
only. to have Hensall chalk up two , whe,n Mark Frayne, assisted by
later.' Erie Cayley. put Lucknow Eric Cayley and Danny .Londry*,
ahead with two goals in the sec- put the puck into the corner of
onth Mark Frayne assisted On the net. Driving on, Eric Cayt-
one of these. Hensall tied it 3-3 ley with a pass from Tom Sinnett
at the 13 minute mark. Eric
Cayley again became the life-
saver for Luclinow as he scored a•
• minute later. In the third Mark
, Frayne opened the scoring to
put Lucknow ahead 5-3. Thirty
seconds later, Hensall flashed
the light. Mounting pressure
from Hensall created Many pear
goals and their' hopes were dash-
ed with 30 seconds remaining in
• the game as Mark Frayne unassist-
ed added the insurance goal:',
41iUT9UT BRUSSELS 8-0
• The third game played at 4.30
saw, the lpeal boys really wind
TO ALL . TIME KEEPERS, GOAL JUDGES AND ALL
RESPONSIBLE FOR 'THE SUCCESSFUL JU.VENILE TOURNA-
MENT.
SPECIAL THANKS TO THE' ARE14/: _BOARD, KEITH
.KILPATRICK, MURVIN SOLOMON AND TOBY GREER FOR
;)
IEIR CO-OPERATION AND HARD WORK DURING THE
U RNAME NT.
Scoring Tor Lucknow were . I Please, give your support to the
Larry Hackett from Ken Reid;. local boys as the winner of this
Stewart Mann from Kevin Murray; tournament goes,into the 0. M. H.
Ian' 'Montgomery from John, Hamil . A.' series. A schedule of garnes
ton and Kevin Murray; Ian, his appears elsewhere in the, paper.
second., from Stewart Mann and .
Ken Reid; and Kevin Murray assist If Lucknow is successful in Sat-
ed by ,Ian Montgomery. , urday's Competition they will ad'
On Thursday night Lucluiol'Ar vance on the the championihip
played Wingham in an exhibition game on Sunday at. 1.00. Let's ,
gaine and lost 7-4. • have lots Of support. and help put ,
l'his.week end-in the W.O. A. another local team into the all
A. Midget D'Toarnament in Dntario competition.'
Four, New Members
Join Scid.dle Club
The regular meeting of the
Riders Roost Saddle Club was held
at the home of Ken and Carolyn
Taylor January 16, with a record
turn out. 'The treasurers report
was given by Pat Aadlers. •
Four new people joined our
Club in December namely, Linda
and Margo Messenger, Laura Shoal
John Emberlin and Dave Mac-
Kinnon of Lucknow are well
up with the top scorers in the
league, each with 21 points. Top
point getter in the league is Vic
Richardson of Listowel with 29
Points.
Listowel •
Milverton
W.O.A.A. INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY
GROUP 2 (STANDINGS OF JANUARY 7)
/PEN
W L PT F .A MIN.
- 7 3 2 16, 73, 74 254 -
• 6 1 1 13 75 40 129
5 - 7 0 • 10 73 74 269
2 9 1 5 62 95 ., 208 •
GOALS AGAINST
'• AVG..
GG Gary Sutton • 6 49AG aA16
Greg Hunter . .. . 6 46 7.66
PENALTY LEADERS
DoanvemManncKinnon D 32
23
till Chisholm .. , ... 21
it.
Review of winter
feeding was done by Ken Taylor,
and, work from The Horseman's
Bible; also a quick run down on
the care of tack by darolynTay-
lot,. ' •
The next meeting' will be at
the home of Hugh Sinnamon the
last Tuesday in January. Draw ,
for tie tope 1,4as won by Dean
Gunby . • •
Thoedore Roosevelt Once said,
God forbid that I should 86 to a 6Y
Heaven where there are no horses,
(and to say I).
LUCKNOW SCORING SUMMARY •
G A P John Emberlin 11 10 2T1
Dave MacKinnon . .... 9 12 - 21
John Fludder 8' 3 11
Paul Frayne •5 6
Doug Stevenson 6 4
Mike Courtney. 5 3 8
Ross Forster 3 4 7
Art Stanley „ 1 6 7
Ken Houston , 1 6 7
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Francis Leahy. For the next sev- In their first game of•
the day" I
1 en minutes straight time and five."Lucknow swamped Harriston by a
minutes stop time the play con- score of 11 to 1. Top point getters
tinued up and down the ice never
slowing down. Even with Luck-
now drawing two penalties in the
period, .Teeswater were unable to
score.
CongratulationS,.are in order .
for all these boys as they, put
every last ounce of effort into the
games of this tournament.
I
•within a minute with a goal by . *
The undefeated Novice tearn
lost their first game 'of the season,.
the hard way on Saturday,. January
20th in the Seaforth Novice hockey
tournament to Brussels in ihe final
game of the Championship round
by a' score of 4 to 21
After playing two previous •
games, the second beingan over-
time encounter against Mitchell
and then an hours rest the team
was hael on the ice again at ten
o"clock sharp at night to,begin
a final game. ,This proved to °
be too Much for the boys who
just had nothing left. However,
fired in another for Lucknow they played their' hearts out and •1
two minutes. later. Teeswater we are real proud of them for . • . never let down as they scored their real fine showing., .
in the game were Stephen Simi).-
son,4 goals and lassisi; Paul')
Hamilton 1 goal, 4 assists, Brad „ Clinton '
Humphrey 2 goals and 1 assist, , Lucknow
ug Dorecht• and Larry MacPher-
son 1 gOal and 1 assist each, .
Stephen MacPherson 3 assists,
Alan Riven 2 goals, Paul Murray,
Donald Elliott, and Barry Elphick
1 assist, each. ,
• 4,,
In the second game which was
a real thriller and went ten min-
utes overtime Lucknow defeated
Mitchell 5 tO 4: Larry MacPher-
son was the big Oil for Lucknow
scoring 3 go, Paul Hamilton
got 1 goal and I assist, Pita Mur-
ray 1 goal and 1 assist, Doug
DorScht 2 assists and Stephen
each.'
and Barry Elphick •1 assist ch.
. *
In the final game against Brus-
sels the Lucknbw scoring plays
were Paul Murray from Stephen,
Simpson and Paul Hamilton and
Stephen Simpson from Pala .Mur-
ray and Paul Hamilton. • and Shenie Leeson. We would like to thank all Parts of the hone was continued those who 'went to Seaforth and from the last meeting and was
supported the boys as thiS gives, covered by Hugh Simian-ion and them a lot rn6re incentive to Carolyn Taylor. Hugh had a play., large drawing of a horse with the
Keep up the good work boys parts written on and he gave' a ,
and good lnck at ..the /viotinkFor- • quick once over of these to're-
est tourna'rnent this Saturday, fresh memories, then each mem-
January 27., bet was Called upon and handed
,The boys are also playing a a slip of paper with a name part,
home and home Series this Week . which, toy' had to put on a '
with Wingham on Tuesday in blank drawing. of' a horse then find
Wingharn and Wednesday in the part on a live model. Caro-
Lucknow at .6,30. Come out lyn had asher model (Timmy
and support the boys, Carrniheat) Who seetned en,ioy ,.
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