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COMPLETE VERY SUCCESSFUL SEASON
Lucknow Novice Team Lose Out To
Gaderich hi Grand ChamPienshiP Series
The • Grand championship
Novice tournament was held in
Walkerton on Saturday and'
Sunday, April 7th-and 8th. Rep-
resenting each group were God-
erich "A", Walkerton "B", Mit-
. chell "C", Chesley "DD",
now "D", and Zurich "E".
The A. B and C played a
round robin series with Goderich
coming out on top. Likewise the
DD, 'D, and E played a round rob-
in series with Lucknow being vic-
torious. •
Lucknow .had two very close
games defeating Chesley in the
first game 3. to 2 in overtime and
by the same score of 3 to 2 they
knocked off Zurich' in regulation
time. This set up the champion-
• ship game for Sunday between
,Goderich and Lucknow.
The local boys played their
hearts out but to no, avail as, the
Goderich team edged them out
4 w 0. It was •a hard fought
game and Goderich knew they
were in a battle before it was
over. "Congratulations on a
real good effort boys", also on a
Peal impressive record for the
season.
Following are the point getters
for 'this three game series: Paui
Hamilton and Stephen Simpson 2 .
goals and 3 assists each, Paul
Murray, '1 goal and 2 assists, Larry
MacPher;on 1 goal, Barry Elphick,
Doug Dorscht and Brad. Humphrey
1 assist each.
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During the season: these boys
played 50 games including sched
ule, playoffs, exhibition games
and tournaments. Their record
is very impressive; 40 wins, 9
losses, 1 tie ,; 244 goals for and
101 against, giving the goal tend-
ers and defense a goals against.
average of 2.02 goals per game.
A list of the individual
scoring for the season will appear
later because of lack of time this
week.
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WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL
THE LLICKNOW -SENTINEL" 13.1.CKNOW, ONTARIO
;01fiCe. Team Win d Up .Successful Year'
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Standing: Paul Finlay, Barry.
Elphick , Brad Humphrey, Paul
Hamilton, Larry MacPherson,
Blair Alton,iBrian Elphidk, Alan.
Rivett, Donald Elliott , Paul
Murray.
Back tow: Torn Pritchard, man-
ager; Harold Greer, coach; char-
lie Murray, coach. Absent Mike.
Dennis.
Girls Lose 5-1
On Wednesday, April'4th, the
Luc know girls hockey team met °
the Belmore girls in the Mildmay
arena.
The game 'got off to a fast start
for Belmore with 2 easy goals
and then another one with a pen-
alty shot.
In the second period, Lucknow
fought back hard and no goals
were scored.
In the third period Donna Greer
broke the shut 'out to Make 'the
score 3-1; Then another 2 goals
were scored by the Belmore girls
team: The final score was 5-1
for Belmore.
Novice Runners-Up
At Mildmay
On. Saturday, March 31stIuck--
now Novice hockey team once
again took in the annual Novice.
Tournament in. Mildmay. This .
is for towns of 1000 population or
less plus LudknoW. Lucknow' show-
ed up as the team 'to beat as they
defeated Creemore in their
first game by 'a score of 6 to 2
and then in their second 'game of
the day. they put TeesWater out
by a score of 4-2. The local
boys then won the toss and got a
bye 'into the final game April 2
against Mildmay.
The biggest upset of the tourna-
ment then took place as fired up
N'Iildmay team defeated Lucknow
by a score of .3 to 1 and won the
tournament; The,Luclmow team
was awarded the runner-up
trophy.
Point getters. for the three
games were as follows: Paul Ham.
ilton 3 goals and 3 assists, Steph-
en Simpson 2 goals arid 3 assists ,
Larry 1,.',acPherson 2 goals and 2
and I assist, Blair Alton 1 assist. cm Pritchard, Harold Greer and
aarlie. Murray would like to .
thar,k the boys and parents for
the gifts presented to them fol-
lowing this tournarrient.
Midgets Had Good
Record For Season
Lucknow's Midget Hockey club'
went down in two , games straight
to Mildmay in the W.O..A.A.
Finals. The, second game was
played last Wednesday night in
Mildmay and Lucknow was troun-
ced to the tune of 8-2. ,It was ,a
very disappointing finish to a sea--
son that saw the team have a • '
near excellent schedule and the
previous series that they defeated
Exussels in two straight. Except
fora a glimmer in' the second per
, the boys looked 'ftar from
their potential. Playing in 'two
play-off series in one week simp-
ly didn't pay off and' is almost an
impossibility.
One would be remiss if they
didn't mention the fine turnout •
of fans who travelled to Mildmay
and tried their hest' to cheer, the
boys on.
In regular season play, t
summary of games was asf
17 wins, 1 loss and 4 ties,
'impressive record 4 that ph
the team first place for
se sort, in a '7 team group
Lucknow placed three pl
in the top five scoring lead
Dave MacDonald of Ripley
the league with 46 goals a
assists for 66,points; Luckn
Kevin Murray placed seem
26 goals and 36 assists for 6
points; Stewart Mann place
-with 39 •goals and 21 'assists
60 points; Ian. Montgomery
27 goals and 17 assists, was
with 44 •points, and Greg
Ripley with 19 goals and'
22 assists for 41 points was
Ian Montgomery was out of
for a month but still plac
the top five.
With the closing of not
season a special thanks to
faithful fans and the co-op
tion of the' parents for the
portation provided.
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Kneeling: left to right, Ray
tuay, Doug Dorscht, Stephen
MacPherson, Stephen Simpson,
Brian Murray.
assists, Paul Murray 1 goal and.
3 assists, Doug Dorscht 3
'&ad Humphrey 1/goal and l'assist,
Stephen !.lacPherson 1 goal and
.1 assist „Donald Elliott I goal.
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