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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20th, 1954
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW; . ONTARIO
WINGHAM MIDGETS
EDGE LUCKNOW 4-3 .
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I Second Period _• 1
i i=r-Lu,cjcnp^ B^kgF (Gibson) MS
i Wingham.Midgets, defeated
’ Lucknow. 4*3 iri a thrilling game
Kangaroos topped -the bowling | jn the local arena on Tuesday
last week with one of the high- < nigbt anybody’s game un-
est team scores gf the season^ j til the last period when Wing-
almost 3200 pins. Gophers* andj bam g^t the winriipg m^yker.
• Lions also topped the 3000 level I Goal scorers for Wingham were
while Ciibs, Coons and Fawns Murray 2, Hodgkinson and Grey
■came close. »one each; F°r the local team,
With one ? . exception lower ( Thuell, Blue and MacDonald got
teams dpwne^ the leaders, and, ■ single counters.
sis a result, several, if not all, I Lucknow: goal,/" George Rich-
cellar dwellers are within strik-I ards; def;* Ernie Gibson, Ken
ing distance of a playoff berth. MacNay; centre, Roy "Stanley;
They most certainly. will „ have
plenty to say about those six big
rungs!' ••
. Gpphers came . through with the
•only major count but were out
lasted by Zebras in “extra” ■
frames. Chipmunks ’ along with
the four lower teams chalked, up
wins.
Fawn Sanderson again scored a
very neat 734 flat andi was .closely
followed on totals by Chipmunk
Black and Lion Er rington. Beaver
McKinnon and Fawn Attridge
also rolled well to top 650 pins.
Ladies were led by -Chipmunk
May Hunter’s total of 666 whp
nosed out Cub Gwen Caesar,
= teammate Anna Johnstone and
Beaver Janet Ashtori for individ
ual honors. Other top chores were
turned in by Kangaroos Gladys
Hamilton and Gophers’ Anne
Anderson who ran up a high
single.
Fawns will be expected ■ to hold
the Cub crewe while the Chip- w v __
munks and Tigers battle for 2nd*MIDGETS RUNG UP PAIR
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Penalties: Robinson 2, Mcppm
aid 2, Haggitt, Couse.
Third Period
2— Lucknow, Couse (Stanley)
4.31
3— Lucknow, Emiberlin 13.47
4— Goderich, 'Robinson 18,15
Penalties: FiaKer, Couse, Bowra
The Clinton Game
First Period •
1— Lucknow, Gibson 6.00
2— Lucknow; Stanley 13.30 .
3— Clinton, Carter (Taylor)
14.20
4— Lucknow, Gibson 14.30
5— Clinton, K. Lee 18.35 '
Penalty: Clark. "
Second Period; • ■ ,
6— Lucknow,' McNay 2.00
7— .Clinton, K. Lee (Taylor)
,8^Lucknow, Emberlin 13.15.e
9—Lucknow, Stanley 1'5.45*
Penalties: Clark, McNay, Em-
berlin. \
Third Period ■.
10— Lucknow, McDonald 10.40
11— Lucknow, Couse 17.47
Penalties: Colquhoun, .M. Lee,
McNay, A. Stanley.
Lucknow: goal, George Rich
ards; def., Ken McNay, Ernie
Gibson; cen., R. Stanley; wings,
Hughie MacMillan, Allan McDon
ald; alt., Alvin Baker, Roy Em-
berlin, Paul Couse, . Jim Wilson,
Bob Morton, Stewart Stanley;
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wings, K. Thuell, Allan MacDon
ald; alt., Al Baker, Roy Ember-
lin, Jim Wilson^ Don. Blue, Bob
(Morton, Paul Couse; Stuart Stan-
(ley. •' ■ . .
i. Wingham: goal, Vint; defence,'
Bahn, Lancaster; cen,,. Campbell;
wings, Hodgkinson, Murray; alt?,
Fry. Stricky, Gibbons, Cameron,
* Foster, Grey, Storey.
First Period
1—Wingham, Hodgkinson 10.40
. 2—-Lucknow, Blue. 18.40
3— Lucknow, MacDonald (Thuell)
19.43 \ .
Penalty; Baker. '
4— Lucknow, Thuell-( Wilson) 1.45
5— Wingham, Grey - (Stricky) 9.45 1
6— Wingham, Murray (Hodgkin
son) 17.55 ' .
Penalties: MacNay, MacDonald?
Hodgkinson.
I Third Period
7— Winghami Murray (Lancaster)
| 2.50
Penalties: MacDonald,’ Stricky,
Gibbons, Murray. \ .
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place’. More: interest, of course,
centres around the mad scramble
for three wide open • playoff
berths.
Teain, spirit ris well as team
play will , do much to, put your
team over! We, are glad to see
the “weaker’’ teams proving this
point. ■ . • .
Team Standing
Cubs 57, Chipfnunks 52, Tigers
50 Beavers 44, Gophers 43, Wol
verines 42, Fawns 42, Zebras 41,
, Coons 36, Pole Cats 33, Kangar
oos 33, Lions 32.
OF VICTORIES LAST WEEK
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Lucknow Midgets, rung up
pair. of victories last week in
Goderich arid Clinton. They edged
Goderich 3 to 1 and went on a
scoring bee in Clinton for an 8-3
victory. Richards, in goal for
Lucknow,, had the. Clinton boys
number and turned them back
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The Goderich Game
First Period
No score.
Penalty: Bowra
MILVERTON TAKE BANTAMS
6-3 ON FRIDAY NIGHT
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Milverton Bantams edged Luck
now 6-3 in a game played in the
! local arena on Friday night. It
was anybody’s game until the
Milverton squad capitalized with
a4-goal outburst in the third
period. Milverton scored 2 goals
to. take a 2-0 lead at the end of
the first period. Lucknow came
back in the second and tied the
game- at 2-2. In the third, Mil-
vertonscored2,LucknowJ,and
Milverton 2 more in that order.
Goal -getters for Milverton were
Hamilton and. Guenther 2 . with
Huras _and Coulter scoring one
each. For Lucknow, Billy Mar
shall, Eugene Gardner and Jack
Coultes scored.
The minor teams are playing
good hockey and deserve your
support.
Lucknow: goal, Jerry . Mow
bray; def., Bill Fisher, Tom Prit
chard; ceri., Jack Coultes; wings,
Jim Wilson, Eugene Gardner; alt.,
Bill Robinson, Jim Pedersen, Ted
Collyer, Art Howald, Bruce Bak
er, Piaui Henderson, Billy Mar
shall, Dick Murdie, Alvin Hod
gins.
Milverton: goal, Hoffman; def.,
Scrim geour, Ham^
Guenther; wings, Huras, Baird;
alt., Cook, Coxon, Hoffman, Coul
ter, Leis, Stover, Jantzi, Roul-
ston, Moher. ' .
First Period
1-^Milverton, Guenther (Baird)
2— Milverton, Huras.. (Guenther,
Baird) 14.38 ,
Penalty: Coxori. ' , .
Second Period .
3— Lucknow, Marshall (Pritch
ard) 7.20
4— -Lucknow, Gardner 14.08
Penalties: Gardner, Pritchard
2, Robinson, Pedersen, Hariiiltori
2, Hoffman, Coxon, Huras, Cook.
? Third Period
5— Milverton, Hamilton (Guen
ther) 6.50
B^Milyexto
8.00
7— LucknoW/ Coultes (Gardner)
’ 9,48
8— Milverton, Guenther (Scrim*
geour, Leis)” 1T08 ”""” ~
9— Milverton, Guenther 14.40 ' -
Penalties: Pritchard, /Wilson,
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