The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-04-18, Page 7NOVICE HOCKEY TEAM SCORING SUMMARY 72 - 73 SEASON G A PT Paul Hamilton 51 49 100 Stephen Simpson 48 46 94 Larry lVfacPherson45 17 62 Paul Murray " 17 43 60 Douglas Dorscht Donald Ellicitt Stephen MacPherson Bradley Humphrey. Barry Elphick Allan Rivett. Blair Alton Brian Elphick Michael Dennis Wayne 1VIcDonagh Paul Finlay ,Jeff, Van Stempvoort 0 1 16 35 51 26 16 42 9 28 37 11 25. 36 .4 21 25 9 10 19 1 9 10 2 7 9 4 3 7 1 4 5 0 4 1 Tbu.1 9 Fri. 20 se. 21 spa Mit.21 • Sun. md.22 ad sun, 22 Alin.23 Tue, 24 "Tiddler onthe A NORMAN JEWISON FILM '"'"A "FIDDLER ON THE Fur Ism NVIA:11"'" N JEWISQN ji.s" ... wed. 25 Thu.26 Frill sar.18 waftei Iti urnett III ,,,, ............. All about love and marnagtH A Unwessai heater 6arts100!' • ADMISSION PRICES: • Adults -$1.02 .180 . Students $OO & -•$1.50 Children (12 and under)..7% GODERICH, ON T. 524 -7 11 The Lucknow Pee Wee hockey team wound up 'the season by pla ing their . fathers-on Monday nigh Numerous penalties' were , handed out as they fought to a 5-'5 tie. Both teams retreated to the Sunday' April . April. 20' MGOre:entSnt all the_ exC4e t Eels a... FOI-SAT Plus ROBERT,PA IT6IUM In "THE WRATH OF GOD" DUSK TO DAWN SHOW plus • ZHN RILEY. PAM GRIER [kilo PURDOM RiaiNaN CAVE mi kin iiiRYMORt AIGFIF2711100 U2W ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Wear NiAgrily ,,.'sughl '[-orares as Ns T6uglif rherr, SALVATION THROUGH S IN!_ ADULT ENTERTAINMENT • plus TslEnl/iSpoCalau.ENTR‘EXI. C I TMENTI• THE MAN ALL EVIL! SIFYOUNG+ 'WEEVIL° ME SWAGE COL°P. R. AN AMERICAN DAMO !NTT RNATIONALq.10111 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT t . Pee Wees Play Fathers Monday Roger Moore Prm Delfir F1171 , Tichnceit;4 ktieciited OratdtProaditinfaiktlin. 6stiaies6rteertthisiikid*Ctirt6AU AIMITO4TOTAIIIADIT everyone's dying to • meet I starring vaNtscri-i6,ARo. asJILJar 't•AicHAEL sii6Aa ADULtENO Mayfair banquet room later were served lunch by the ni hanks was then extendeflt persons who took cars and he ed in any other way this ye ;nom THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTAVO WEDN ESDAY, APRIL JIOCKEY MURRAY sow 12.004s IN Two GAMES TO LEAD LUCKNOW ATTACK • Juveniles Down 3-1 In Havelock Series . After..Weekepd.That. .5* A Win On SaturdaSaturday And Atost Sundt*. Lucknow Juvenile hockey team, after losing the first two games in the. Ontario Minor Hockey Association Juvenile "D" finals, bounced back in the third game in.Lucknow and completely out- played the Havelock team here 'on. Saturday night. Lucknow won the game 10-4. The first two games, which Lucknow lost, Were played in Havelock the previous week end. LucknoW was completely in control on Saturday nrght and shOwed some fine -passing com- binations that were a treat to watch. Lucknow went ahead 1-0 early in the •first and never looked back. By the end of the first' period it was a 3-1 score in fav- our of the Sepoys. In the second period the, score ended 6-2 with Lucknow carrying the play throughout. By the end of:the third period Lucknow increased. the lead' to 4 , 10- with some fine net minding throughout the, game by Dave Cle- land. Jim Murray led the. Lucknow team scoring six of the .ten goals" in Saturday's game. Steve Hackett, Ian Montgomery,' Kevin Murray and Bob Moffat each scor- ed once. SUNDAY'S GAME WAS -A' DIFFERENT STORY The smooth working Lucknow team, very evident on,Saturday night, was not working nearly as • well in Sunday's encounter. Offensively; the< team lacked the polished form of what they are capable of. Hampered a great deal by wet and sticky ice, IxQught on by the warm tempera- tures of Sunday, the passing of the team suffered badly. Defen- sively, the LucknoW team was badly off form with poor clearing, checking and covering causing several goals against them. Final' score was 12-10 for Havelock. Havelock took a 3-1 lead 'early in the 1st, period, but by .the end of the first it was 4-3 for Lucknow. .Lucknow went ahead quickly in the second and led 6-3, but by ' the' end of the period they had blown a comfortable lead and the score was 8-7 for Havelock. Havelock went ahead 9-7 early in the third, but with 'about ,5 minutes left to play, Lucknow hal tied the score 9-9. Then • • • it was 10-9 for Havelock with Lucknpw tying it up 10-10 with about three minutes to play. Havelock scored the winning goal a few seconds later and' an insur- ance goal with the Lucknow net empty in the .final seconds. Jim Murray, a real steady goer On 'the Lucknow forward line, scored another six goals on Sun- day, making 12 goals in the. two games. Other marksmen Sunday.. were Daye Black, Dale Hunter, Ian Montgomery and Kevin Mur- ray. 'The fifth game in the 'best -of- seven series is scheduled for Havelock on Thursday night at 8 p.M. If Lucknow win, a sixth game would be played here on . Saturday night, at 8 p.m. and the• seventh game, if necessary, would be back in Havethck Sun- day .at Girls Lose ToBeIrnoreiTeam Skating Club Makes 1973 - 74 Plans Mothers of members of Lucknow Skating Club met Tuesday even- ing of last week in. the Mayfair Banquet Room. Many plans were made for the 1973-74 sear son. Mrs. Bruce Brady of Bayfield, professional skatei, who' taught the Club •this past year has been hired for the '73-'74 season at $12 per hour, $2 more per hour than last year: The senior girls of the Club have asked for more' ice time. The Recreation Committee has been approached but it is. not known yet whether the extra time is available: Material was purchased and skirts for the girls and vests for the boys were made before Achievement Night. It was decided to,keep the Material left as it could prObably be used another year. The senior girls will be attend- ing coaches clinic and next sea- son will be. assisting with the yciunger children. It is hoped some of the mothers will also help during classes.' It was suggested that the figure skating rules be followed more strictly next season. More dres-,', sing rooms will be available for the club. Liicknow Girls' HoCkey Team lost 6-1 to Belmore on Tuesday of laSt week.. Maig Chester scor- ed for Lucknow. This gave Belmore 'the champ-. ionship 3 games to none in the ." best-'of-fiye series and the Jarriie son Trophy. Belrnore was undefeated all season. J. MacDonald featly for Spring Driving? !TN lir TO TWIffirUP Let our "pros" make your car ipring-ready with o comPlete engine tune-up. Pr;ced right. Come in today, .Mrs. Ken Taylor was, appoint- ed Stigate the matter of•‘• designing a new crest. Many money raising projeats, vete suggested. -Key chains • - will . be 'ordered for .selling. A .. • • booth will possibly :be set up at . The e •LuclUiow Fair wit h some m on • ey raising project. :A draw will 'F.1.),e held in' peCeniber. Other pre3ects will be discussed for • spring "74. • • • Canadian. Figure Skating Assoc'• iaiion fees were discusSed. • • he treasurer% report was Alan Barger.. A stic•-• • cessiul financial year was report-. ed. • • • , Mrs: Ken Taylor resigned as 'ba'd'ge secretary. Mrs. Alvin ilpotwill fill the position. Mri. I .. :aylor will be,Test Chairman. Barry McDonagh was re- 'le•cze.C•a.s.' secretary.. Other mem.. bets of the executive, elected • -,Lait'.\--ear for a two year term, are as follows: Mrs. Leonard St a nley, Diet:tent; Mrs. ttim. Haldenby, v.ze ,president; Mrs:. Alan Barger., 2easurer; Thompson , ?rest reporter: • • Fees for next season were dis., • cl.ttez ..w.ith final rates to be decid.. efr: whe::, ice title isallotted. • Wieettzs at .1,1ildrna y and St. w1.1.: be 'attended by some executive and mothers, • - Coffee and cake was served -be . .1