HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-03-04, Page 8PAGE EIGHT • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1953
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OUST HENSALL TO TAKE
W.O.A.A. SEMI-FINALS
Lucknow Midigete scored , an
impressive. 15-2 victory ’on Sat-
. urqay night to • take the semi
final Serie? for the- W-Q-A-A, tro-
, phy from Hensail; intwo -straight
■ games.
On sticky ice m .Hensall on
<’• Thfosday^-hight—theLucknow
squad eked out a 6-5 .victory and
> « cafne to-town on Saturday coff-
'fidebit they equid' tie; up the ser^
‘les. ■ / ' / y ■ •
But - on hard ice it was a difr
f er ent story as Luckhow broke
their hearts in the first frame
when they scored six goals in
ten minutes to take a 6-1 lead.
Roy Stanley and Charlie Chin
paced' the winners with 4 goals
apiece, Jack Chin got three and
Ron Graham, Bill McDonald, Ken
MacNay and Kent Hedley one
? each.. • . . ,\
Lqckhow: goal, Geo. Richards;
. def., Kent Hedley, Kenneth Me-
Nay; centre,Jack/j^in; wings^
Chas.. Chin, Roy Stahley; ’alt/,'
/ Ron Gralham, Allan McDonald,
Hughie MacMillan, Ross Mc-
'. Donath.. '?'■■••'/ ■ ■■•■
Hensail: goal, McLaren; det,
Ferk, Smith; centre, Parker;
Wings, Welsh, Rennie; alt., Brock,
Bell, Small, Horton, Faber, Lav-
/ ender.
Referee: A/ MacLean, Seaforth.
;..•/'/,rr“/7“rFirsit'Period •
1— tLuckhow, Q. Chin
3,40' v.',
2— jLucknow, Stanley.
■ -J. Chin) 4.15 .
3— Lucknow, j; Chin
—^ 6.40/___ __________________
4— Lucknow, J, Chin (Stanley,
C. Chin) 8.13
7 -5—Lucknow^ C. Chin (J. Chin)
11.10
6- —Lucknow, J7“Ctfiir“(Cr Chin)
13.25 ' . '
7- ^-Hensall, Rennie (Parker) .
14.00 '
Second Period
Stanley (J. Chin)
Stanley (Hedley)
C, Chin (McNay)
(Stahley)
(C. Chin,
(Hedley)
8—-Lucknow,
; 120 •'
1 9—Lucknow,
/' 5.00
10—-Lucknow,
' 7.30 .. .....
1 l-^-Hensall, Brock (Welsh) 9.50
.V Penalties: "Hedley, MacNay,
Parker, Brock. -
Third Period
12— Lucknow, Graham (McDon
ald) 11.13
13— Lucknow, McDonald (Gra-
— \ ,ham) 12.00 •
14— Lucknow, MacNay
15— Lucknow, Stanley
13.45 :
. 16—Lucknow, C. Chin
17.45 ; -
17—Lucknow, Hedley
' ■ ' 19.53
Penalties: ‘McDonald, Graham,
Parker. ■
12.50“^“
(MacNay)
(J. Chin)
(C. Chin)
COTTON TO PITCH AGAIN*
FOR HANOVER CLUB
Hanover Fastball Club is the
first team in the major loop to
announce their battery for 1953.
.It. will be' the colored duo of
Charles Cotton and Reuben
Haugh, .formerly of Levy’s, Tor
onto. Cotton hurled for Hanover
last season when that town made,
its debut into WTO A/AT/fastball-
with an . inexperienced team, ithat
finished at the bottom of the
looip. ■■ ,/ ’■ ?' .
Cotton’s battery mate last year
was Bill Polosky; A Hanover
despatch says that Haugh will
commute . between, Toronto and
Hanover. Wasn’t ithat commut
ing business one. of’the, reason?
Hanover, got (into the playoffs
last year or was it?
Four : of the six teams were
to go. into; the silverware play
downs, but when Wingham and
Hanover finished at the bottom,
plans were changed and all six
were in. One of the reasons ad
vanced at thait tirpe.
Cotton, who had taken up resi
dence for the season, threatened
to protest the commuting activ
ities of some of the hurlers on
other clubs. ' . -'
Fri&n Kincardine comes word
that there is italk there of get
ting into the mlajor fastball ser
ies this season. Chief problem,
it. seems, is to get financial back
ing to import a battery - that
would give the Lakeside town a
contending team. .. /
In Meaford the fastball squad
will Continue to Operate under
the Amateur Athletic Association
dOjf—that town. The question has
been discussed as ’tb^wlietK^^or'
not Meaford would have, been
better to go into the Provincial
playoffs last year than to con-
Tinue in“"quest of the W.O.A.A.
fastballf title which they coped
with comparative ease. Walker
ton, eliminated from the W.p.A,A/
series, went on to. the Provincial
championship;. ;
—-o-o-0 -
SIGNS WITH BLACK HAWKS
' Jack Price of Goderich, and a;
grandson , of Wm5. Johnston of
Lucknow, has signed a hockey
contract with the Chicago Black
Hawks. Jack, a product of. the
Galt Junior A squad, finished-
his junior career last season and
this . winter has been, playing with
Chatham Maroons, coached by
Jack Stewart. Price had a three-
-game-tryout with the Hawks re
cently and got a contract as a
result Coach Sid Abel of the
Hjarwks said after the itxyout, “I
like him, he played very well.
He’s hot the sensational type, but
is a good steady performer”.
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Ownership of the'company con
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.Canada control 90 percent of the
Stock; those living in Ontario and
Quebec, the two provinces the
The shareholders, • in elude 10,359
company employees and pension
ers. . • - ' * .
' The construction of new facile
ities during the year .was the
most extensive in the company’s
history and 136,373 . telephones
were added, bringing. _the total
number in service to 1,976,1.23;
There were even more new ap
plicants for service -than in <1951
but the. total of 58,354 unfilled
orders at the .end of the year was
the lowest at any. year^end since
1945.
While the report deals with the
company’s over-all operations, H.
H. P. Johnston, Bell manager for
this region, supplied local fig
ures. .He said that 5 telephones
were, added in Lucknow during
1952, bringing the number in ser
vice to 3$1.
Bannister’s Wolverines came
from behind to edge the Chip
munks in • games' to cliheh ■ the
sixth and last playoff spot las|.
week. It was a photo finish wifh ^ucWCv,
the -Tigers who were nosed out; compahy serves, hold ,83 percent,
by the Beavers jn a heotic Match*
There was little difference be-<
tween the four teams on .pinfall
but the Wolverines bunched their
“marks” to better advantage, to
grab a ibig count and a chance
at the silverware. (
--Congratulationsareverymuch
in order to all members , of a new.
team who beat out seasoned vet
erans on such teams as Zebras,
Pole Cats ahd Tigers who, along
with A the Coons, will engage in
another round" robin for a con
solation ,pri£e! - ■ .
Best , team totals were turned
\jn by Chipmunks, Wolverines,
Pole Cats, Beavers and Tigers,
while top individual efforts were
tacked up by Pole Cat Mowbray,
Tiger. Treleaven and Wolverine
Bannister. Top ladies were Bea-.
Wer McKinnon; Gopher Crawford
and Cub Park who scored heavily
for4'their respective teams/
i . We Woul^ like; to see the teams
turn out in full force for the
playoffs beginning tomorrow1
night. Most teams will find it
both advantageous and fair .(to I
weaker prayers) to. substitute af-1
ter starting but with their .top
players. When • a starter drops
below the average of number six
that # player should b?e given an
opportunity to play. Th^s idea
of rolling “hot” bowlers was used
by practically all teams a year
ago—including the Tigers. ' 7
It is felt that teams, should not
score their own sheets and there
fore captains, ar.e requested to
score. for the opposirng ‘ teams. A
tsecond—player-coqld- score dur
ing a captain’s play.
Final Standing
McKinnon’s Beavers 87, Park’s
Cubs 76,/.Eedy’s Lions (56, Hut
ton Gophers 66, Johnstone’s
Chipmunks 63, Bannister’s Wol
verines 57, Taylor’s Zebras 56,
Anderson’s Tigers 56, Crawford’s
Pole. Cats 53, McDonagh’s Coons
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Six top teams enter Group A
playoff round robin for* Silver
ware while remaining four enter
Group B for consolation prize.
MIDGETS ONE GAME OFF
W.O.A.A. “D” CHAMPIONSHIP
Lucknow Midgets are within
one game of the W.O.A.A. “D”
championship. On Monday night
in Lucknow the Howick Lions
Midgets could do little to stop
them as th^^ipumped”20"pucks
into the Howick net, while only
one goal was scored against them.
As in Saturday night’s game
Lucknow was Short Ernie Gib
son and Bob Mowbray, who
were sidelined by illness.
Lucknow plays the return game
in Fordwicn Wednesday night
and a victory will send them in
to the O.M.H.A. semi-finals prob
ably against the winner of the
St. George-Wainfleet series. .
*Ihvo other series .are being
played off now, Coldwater-Nob
leton and /doe. Hill-Minden. The
winners of these sets will poss
ibly meet in the other semi-final
series, . J '
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Art Gilmore
R. R. 3, LUCKNOW
’Phone 61-f-13, Dungannon
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.-. It is with men as with horses:
those that do ithe most prancing
make the least progress.
Girl-to-suitor^2lJthink a double
wedding would be nice, You mar-
ry someone else and so will I”,
.In their weekly Saturday morn-
jng-^ngagementr7-this--i/;ime' in
Wingham, the ^Lucknow kids,
edged out a 4-3 victory' Jim-Ped
ersen scored two: and Art How-
aid, and Bruce' Baker singletons.
Marksmen for Wingham were
Dennis Smith, Pete Nasmith and
Hither ihgitdnj,'
Otto Pedersen is keeping the
kids in Shape, for the Young. Can
ada'tournament in Goderich early
in. April.
calise Of accidental death.
bell reports 381 phones
IN SERVICE AT LUCKNOW
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* The number of shareholders.
The Bell..Telephone Company
Canada increased during 1952 /
JL00,8903 or nearly foot times ■;
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