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BLYTH PHONE 523-4342 HANKS .. ,The Lvcknow Flea Hockey : TOT: -The Pros of TqMorrow Wish to Thank the Following Businesses For Their Co-operation' and Support at the Annual Flea Tournanikent LUCKNOW LEGION SILVERWOODS. GARRY SUTTON ANDREW'S DAIRY ASHTON'S • (Mr.. and 'Mrs. J. Sutherland) SCHMID'S JEWELLERY Mr. and Mrs. J. Agnew) . LUCKNOW SENTINEL H: & B. DISCOUNT • (Barb Londry ) MACRAN HARDWARE LES FETTER SHOES DONNA JOHNSTONE . (Becker Milk Co.) DONALD MURRAY alolyrood) G. & E. SALES & SERVICE LN LAY DECORATORS PLACE JACK TRELEAVEN 4 HILRAY F 'SHIRAL'S DEPT.' STORE BUD' HAMILTON • COWAN'S GROCERY STORE GRE'ER T.V. &.ELECTRIC McKAY'S FRUIT MARKET C. & TRANSPORT HACKETT'S FARM EQUIPMENT' REAVIE'S FARM EQUIPMENT GARRY'S AUTO SUPPLY • LUCKNOW SERVICE CENTRE CHISHOLM FUELS LUCKNOW MACHINE SHOP JOHNSTONE FURNITURE, ROYAL BANK CHAR-MAN'S WORK CLOTHING MEHAN'S SUPER MARKET BANK OF MONTREAL OP. Lancers Take Goderich Sailors In Seventh Game, Now Meet Port Elgin THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1976 PAGE mow The birthstones of mother's dear ones on precious 10K gold chain The family Chain • 'by Colombia. It sym- . • 001% es. affection. . ran.tihnothers and mothers *ill delight in' a rteckehain featuring. stones that represent the months • of their loved ones • hiithdaYis, or CQM,: • Mernorate.the month: • • of a graduation, or wedding. It's a piece of jewellery that will . be cherished forever. See this. and other Columbia jewellery creations:. • Visit us soon; JEWELLERY AND CHINA LUCKNOW norm, 5214532 Weather Cancels The Ripley Juvenile game in Honeywood Sunday was cancelled 7beeaUse of bad weather. It will be played int, Honeywood . Thursday night, with ' the. third game if necessary in Ripley Saturday at 7 p.m. The LucknOw Lancers Intermed- iate hockey' team sunkthe Goderich Sailors in seven -tough games and now go. against Port 'Elgin for 'the division finals with the first game Scheduled. for Tuesday night. • On Tuesday, March 2 the Sailors came to -Lucknow with the series • tied 1-1. The local squad played rather sloppy at times and the- Sailors took advantage to end the game 9-5 to go ahead in the series 2-1. Lucknow's scoring went to Graham Hamilton 2, Jim Murray, Garry. Courtney and Harvey Living- ston. This loss fired the boys up for a super effort for the rest 'of the series. The following night in Goderich, the Lancers played a super steady- game with trDonahue playing for first star status. Stevenson,• Emberlin and Mugay scoring with 40 seconds left to go came home tying the series 2-2. Assists'went to Frayne, Hamilton, Livingston and MacKinnon with 2. • Back in Goderich Friday, March 5 . for game 5, the Lancers completely dominated the Sailors throughout, the game but couldn't beat Sailor goalie Rob Kallistine more than twice.. The game ended with Lucknow ahead in shots and penalties, but losing 4-2. ScOring was by Emberlin froM Stevenson and. Livingston from Forster. Back in LucknoW Saturday night with their backs to the wall, • the Lancers played a tough and steady • game 'before a large and spontan- eots crowd. .The referees called the game • for a•few minutes in the third period to let a number of over boisterous fans • de- ._ Ist GAME Blyth and Ripley started the morning off, the 'wore being a '1-1 tie with. Blyth winning on shots on goal 2 to 1. ' • • ' 2nd GAME The local boys played against Mildmay in their first game of .the day winning 7 to 2 over Mildmay and entering the championship round. Grant Murray scored 4 goals and had 1 assist. Todd Ritchie, Ross Pickard and Alex West each received one goal with assists going to Todd Ritchie 3, Brian De Groote 2, Steve Hamilton 2 and Alex West, Chris. Irwin and John D. MacKenzie, one assist each. 3rd GAME Brussels won over Tiverton 5-1.. 4th GAME • Belgrave won over Teeswater 5-0. 5th GAME Consolation.. playdowns Mild-'' may. 2, Ripley I. • 6th GAME °First game. in championship round - Lucknow Fleas won over . Blyth 6 .to 3 with Todd. Ritchie scoring 4 ,goals and one assist, Grant Murray 2 goals and 4. assists and one • assist to Ross Pickard, 'advancing to finals: • 7th GAME • , Consolation round - Tiverton 6, Teeswater 8th GAME Brussels defeated Belgrave 2 to 0' advancing to the championship game.., 9th GAME Consolation final - Mildmay PeanutS defeated Tiverton 4 to 2, winning the consolation trophy: "The trophy was presented by Ronald Alton. " 10th GAME'. Lucknow Fleas .played Brussels. in the championship final losing very exciting game 5 to 3. Alex West registered'one goal and one. assist; Grant Murray scored One goat, one assist; Todd Ritchie, one goal with assists ,going to Brian De groote, Ross Pickard, Steve Hamil- ton. and John D. MacKenzie, one each. Harold Ritchie' and Angus MacDonald on behalf of the Legion, presented the:champion- ship trophy. This,; ended an excellent well organized Flea Tournament. Your • support .of the tournament was deeply appreciated by both the Fleas • and their . coaches and Managers: Winner of the twenty-dollar food voucher from Mehan's was Larry Henderson from LucknOw and Tammie Cline of. Tiverton :won the book of Wintario tickets. In appreciation of your support to the Lucknow Flea hockey team, the players, coach and manager would like to thank everyone who helped' itt any way with the Lucknovv Flea Tournament. They would especial- ly like to thank the mothers of the Lucknow Flea team who helped. feed the 144 children twice during the day and the parents, who took tickets, helped' in the penalty box and to, the men who refereed, also to Sherri and . Linda' Jerome who, a looked after the ticket sales and special thanks 'to Marjorie Jerome and Ronald Alton. The tournament was organized 'by Ronald,, Alton. Every little boy can't' he our president, but he is sure, to grow up and be a taxpayer. I SCHMID'S . Eight teams competed Saturday, . March 6th in Liicknow at the Flea Hockey Tournament for the,champ- ionship and consolation trophies. Brussels Win 6th Annual Flea Hockey Tournament ride who shoUld hold , the space behincta very upset Goderich goalie., After tempers quieted, the game resumed with teams:,lhang- ing ends. The Lancers stayed alive with a 5-3 win. -Dave MacKinnon got 2 goals with singles going to Livingston, Murray and Hamilton: Assists were MacKinnon 2, Living- ston 2, Murray and Hamilton. Going to GodericlicSunday •after- noon for their 5th.game in six days the Lancers held the Sailors to' only one with a .three to one win to wrap up the series in the 7th game. The bush league, line proved their worth to the club scoring the winning goal and playing some great penalty killing. O'Donahue played another great game to hold the boys 'up for their come-from:. behind effort. Lucknow bottled the Sailors up most of the ,time with hard hitting and strong skating. Graham Hamilton started the Lancers scoring to tie the game on a break away and a whistling slap shot unassisted. Allan Rhody scored the winner early in the last period with, their line checking very aggressively. Paul Frayne got the insurance goal on a real boomer shot from the point. Assists went to Garry Courtney,' Steve. Hackett and Ross Forster: • The Lancers have real moment-. um going into the round with Port Elgin' and are sure to, represent themselves very well. The great home town support is very, much appreciated. Let's cheer them on!! Next , home games will be Thursday night at 8.30 and Sunday night at, 8.00 with a game in Port Elgin Friday night. Exhibition Hockeii Game Lucknow Fleas vs. Belgrave Fleas Proceeds • for the Crippled Children's Fund Saturday, March 13th AT 6 P.M. , IN THE .LUCKNOW ARENA Admission: * Adults — 25c Children •