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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-02-07, Page 8Sepoys Defeat Listowel 6-4 Lucknow Sepoy Intermediate Hockey main finally managed to pull out a win over ListoWel in their final meeting of the year here on Sunday afternoon in a real crowd pleasing game. The final score was, 6-4 for Lucknow. Listowel and Lucknow played 6 games in the schedule with Listowel winning 3, tieing '2 and ,Lucknow -winning 1. ListoWel took a 2-0 lead in the first period but Lucknow stormed back to take the lead and played, real good hockey to win.' The game featured real good hard hitting hockey. Scoring for Lucknow were: John Ernbeilin unassisted, Mike Courts: ney from Dave MacKinnon, Rus- sel Moncrief from Stevenson and Bill Chisholm, Mac Kinnon 'from . Emberlin Moncrief from Allan Andrew and Doug Stevenson, Morr crief froin Stevenson and Allan • Andrew. Next home game is. Friday • night with Milverton, game time is 8.30 p.m. Juvenji0Defeat Kincardine:5-4 High sine of the evening went to Jak Conley with• a score of 261. John Rudder had high triple with a score of 799. Games over 225, Jake Conley 261, '241; John Fludder'256, 244; Bob Cranston 246, John Ember- lin 245, Rick Orr 236, Wayne Rhody 226, .226; Gerald Rhody 225. Team points „Owls 2,- Cardin- als 7, Vultures 5, Hawks 5, Sparrows 2, Crows 0. Team standings, Wayne Rhody's Owls 43,' Evans Helm's Cardinals 64, Ron Stanley's Vultures 79, George Stanley's Hawks 79, Art Purney's Sparrows 45, George' Humpluey's Crows 68. Luck/10w Dungannon New: season ,high triples rolled this week with many outstanding scores to report. Star bowler for the ladies was Marion MacKinnon as she cap- tured the season's high triple with 764. Marion also had this week's high Single of 298. Congratula- tions Marion! Ladies over 225 were: Marion MacKinnon. 298, 283; Marie Stew. art 288, 225; Mary Fisher 280; Jessie Joynt 280; Gwen Caesar 275; Joanne Searle 263; Beatty Irwin 231; Fern MacDonald 226; Helen Dickson 225 Bill Stewart stepped' into glory, with a 373 single and the season's high triple of 964. , Congratula- dons Bill! Honourable mention goes to Bill Searle with a nice 833 triple. on WOI Rill the hip, 1 Thi ing live the for she sev tit( by THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCK140, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1973 s' 7 p.m. • •• Luclmow Juvenile hockey team defeated Kincardine 5-4 in a game here Friday night. Jim Murray scored twice for Lucknow with singles going to Bob MacGillivray, Dale Hunter and Dave Black. The next Juvenile home game is. February•li at 4 p.m. with Port Elgin, " House League Hockey Results On February 3rd, in the first game, the•Stars defeated the Sabres 5 to 2. John Crawford, Doug Dougherty', Paul, Dougherty, Henry Van Dyke, Maurice Ver- hulst tallied for the Stars while Brent Pollock and Steven Frayne scored for the Sabres. In the second game the Seals edged the Kings' 2 to 1. Ronnie Moran and Meikel Becker scored for the Seals and John Edisbury replied for the Kings. In the third game-the Canucks edged the Flyers 4. to 3. Bernie Van Osch with 2 goals, Frank Van Aaken and Tom Henderson registered the goals for the Can ucks while Henry Van Roy, Rick Hannan and Wayne Bell tallied • for the Flyers. Febniary 10th schedule, Can- ucks vt Sabres 10.00; Kings vs Stars 11.00; Flyers vs Seals 12.00. Milverton Take Sepoys By 14-8 Lucknow Intermediates visited Milverton, on Friday 'night and scored enough goals to win Most games, but their defence, corps didn't hold up too goed on, the blue line as Milverton, romped „ in time and time again to bomh Greg Hunter and. Gary Suttqn with shot after shot until they thought at times they must have been in a Shooting gallery. Even' the goalie'at the other end was busy in a wide open ftee wheel- ing game that saw very few pen- aides. The score was 4-3 at the end of the first period but Lucknow never Managed to get close as Milverton scored 5 goals in the second to Lucknow's 2. Scoring far•Lucknow were; MacKinnon from Courtney,/ Ernberlin from MacKinnon, Allan Andrew from Ross Forster. and. Bill Chisholm, John Emberlin • from. Ken Houston, Dave Mac- Kinnon from John.Ernberlin and Mike Courtney, John Fludder• • unassisted, Dave MacKinnon from John Emberlin. Allan 'And- rew froth Ross Forster.. Fleas Tie 2-2 Lucknow and Ripley. Fleas tied 2-2 in a hockey game at Ripley "January 31. Ripley-scorers were Terry kwin and Brent Hodge with assists going to Jeff Stanley and Mervin Storey. , ' Lucknow marksmen •were David . Emberlin and Paul Maclntyre.. Brian Taylor, had two Assists and Donnie Greer 1. Pee Woes -Win One, Lose One The Inclincm Pee. Wee hockey team played two games this past week. On-Friday they were down- ed 7-1 by the Teeswater club. Ron Johnson scored Lucknow's lone goal. ' On Monday night, the fans saw them in better forni as they tronn7 ced Brussels 7-2. Kevin Kilpatrick and Eric Cayley each counted twice with David Erring- ton, Jim Van Osch and Mark Frayne getting singles. Next home game will be Mon- day night at 7 p.m. Fleas .lose Blyth Fleas defeated Luckncw 4-2 here in a game played"Jari- nary 19. " •• Goal scorers for• Lucknow were Allan Eadie from Don Greer; Dori Greer from,,Allan Eadie Mens' 9 p.m. A new 'high triple of 866 was rolled -this week by Clarence Greer. Congratulations! In, runneroup position was Bill Stew- art with 716. Other good triples were Mel Dickson's 706, Harvey Culbert's 684,, Jack Caesar's 86'7 , Donald MacKinnon's 648, John Rutherford's "647. Harvey Culbert rolled the high , single 331, followed closely by Clarence Greer's 329. ' Other games over 225: Clarence Greer• 292, 245; Mel Dickson 286, 263; Jack Caesar 267, 234; Bill Stewart 260', 240; Bill Sproule 249; John*Rutherford 2,49; Fr. Dentinger 246; Donald MacKin- non 244, 240; Hugh Todd 238; Al Johnson 237; Harold Ritchie 235, ••232i Ted Cooper.233; Barry' McDonagh 233, 228. • Team points: Grant Chisholrn's Mustangs 0,' Clarence Greer's Poraiacs '7; Bill Stewart's Fords 7. Bill Button's Dodges 0; Jack Caesar's Olds 5 ', Howard Agnew's Buicks 2. Team standing: Pontiacs 70, , Fords 69, Buicks 67, Mustangs' 61., Olds 51, Dodges 39. • Tie Beigrave . • Lucknow and Belgrave Fleas 'tied 2-2 in a hockey game in Lucknow on Saturday. Goal scorers for Lucknow were Art,Clark from Glen Ra.yriard and David Gibson, assisted by Art,, Clark. Novice Take Teeswater Twice Ladies 9 p.m. Marie. Stewart bowled high single with 221. Marie alsorolled high triple with 611, Games 200 and over; Marie Stewart nl and '213, Lynn Wall 218, Mary Cleland 289, Mary Fludder 217. Team points: Marianna Porter's Peppermints 2, Dean Agnew's . Gumdrops 5; Grace Hoprs Jelly • Beans 2, Marie Hoffman's ,Choco- lates 5; Lorna Guars Lollipops 2., Barb Sanderson's Ju Jubes 5. Team standing; Chocolates/87, Jelly Beans 76, Gumdrops 72, • • Ju Jubes 70, Peppermints 58, Lollipops 57. • Ladies 6:30 p.m. Jessie Joynt was 'top howler on Monday evening with ,a 268 single and 622 triple.. Good bowling 'Jessie! -Games of 1200 and over: Jessie Joynt 268, 212, Marion MacKin- non 208, 218, Marie Greer 215, Mildred Camercin 204, Jean. Phil- lips 202, Team points: Kathleen •MacDon ars Oysters 7', Bell Mole's Shrimps 0; Carol Martin's Crabs 5, Isobel Miller's. Lobsters 2; Janet MacPher- son's Scallops 4, Vana Gammie's Clams 3. - Team standings: Clams'76, Scallops '75, Lobsters 72, Oysters 7I, Crabs .66 ;Shrimps 60. Town & Country Ladies high single was bowled by Anna Dexter at 177 with Vera Purvis a close second with. .a score of 172. Ladies high double was taken by Anna Dexter with a score of 340. For the men it was Earl Swan with a top single at 204 and Bill Sproule close at 198: Howard -Barger taking the high double with a score of 362. • . Team points: Les Purvis' Violets 5, Mel King's Yellows 0; Al Irwin's Oranges 5 Clarence Bell's Blues 0; Earl McDOnald's Greens,/ 3, Harry Lavis' Reds 2. Standings; Violets 62, Greens 54, Yellows 52,' Rech 42, Or-- anges 41, Blues 34. Lucknow took both games in their horne and home series with the Teeswater Novice in the past week. ItuLucknow on Monday,. January 29th they defeated the' Visitors 4 to 1. Mike'Dennis led the Lucknow , scorers with 2 goals. Donald Elliott had 2 assists, Stephen, Simpson and Larry MacPherson had 1 goal each and Paul Harrill -. tan, Doug Dorscht, Paul Murray, Blair Alton and Alan Rivett had 1 assist each. On Friday night, February 2nd . in Teeswater, Lucknow came out on top by a score of 6 to 1. Scor,, ing in this, game were Stephen Simpson 2:goals and 1 assist, Doug Dorscht, Larry. MacPherson and. Paul Murray 1 goal and 1. bassist each, Donald Elliott ,1 goal, Paul Hamilton, Brad Humphrey and Mike. Dennis'l assist each. This week tbe boys have two games with Brussels on' Wednesday in Brussels and Friday night at 7.00 p.m. in the Lucknow arena. Lucknow will be out for revenge' after' losing to this team in the Sea forth tournament. Come bn out and support the boys and see . 'some real' good hockey. These youngsters Will surprise you With their style ofplay. On Wednesday, January 31' the. Listowel Novice played an• Exhib- ition game with the local team and defeated our boys 3 to 1.' Donald Elliott got 'Lucknow's only goal, unassisted. • • Men over 250 were: Bill Stew- art 373,, 302, 289; J3ill Searle 300, 293; Jack Caesar 288; Clar- ence. Greer 280; Harvey Culbert 256; Mel Corrin 255; Lorne Cook 253; Donald MacKinnon 251• . 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