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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-03-17, Page 8Lancers Ga Down In Series With Port Elgin In Four Straight Games . oatnitipatnon Pitiless. to yoitr 6ean you know it's tight / • Ar 'DANA(;( ME NT SE/ ES FEDERAL BUSINESS • DEVELOPMENT BANK Talk with our FIN anglement Services Officer PAGE OUGHT • THE Lt1CKNOW SENTINEL, 1.-UCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 1976 $58. Proce'ed$ For Crippled Children . chii,titen a. SCHMID'S JEWELLERY AND CHINA OWNERS •— W. JOS. AND DEAN E. AGNEW PHONE 528-3532 LUCKNOW Lucknow- Arena News WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 1:30 - 3:30, p.m. Mothers and Tots 7 p.m. Bantam Playoff Teeswater vs Lucknow THURSDAY, MARCH It 4:30 - 7:30 Figure Skating 7:30 p.m. Industrial League Playoffs ' ' Lucknow vslicilyrood • Ashfield vs. 1CirttAU spoklimam.s.ma. FRIDAY, MARCH IO . 7:00 p.m. Pee Wee Game Etelgrave vs Lucknov SATURDAY, MARCH 20. .10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Rollie League Playoffs 2 a 4 p.m. Public Skating SUNDAY, MARCH 21 :30 - 3:15 p.M. Public Skating 3.45 p.m. Broomball Leos vs Lions MONDAY, MARCH 21 4:30 - 7:80 p.m. Figure Skating , 8:30 p.m. Bantam Playoff Teeswater Vs Lucknow lottiltatdotoloolotainimotorim000radalimilailiit'lligi 7;:ay-offs in the men's competition zominettcing on Monday, March 29th. Club president Jim MacDonald, ,,with secretary - Murray Culbert, treasurer Jene Seller and other members of the executive are making plans for the annual spring meeting of the Club in April. Ladies' Club president, Evelyn Coiling, informs us that their play-'off plans and those for their annual Meeting \ are also, Complete. • You only look as good as you fed. After a fantastic series with Goderich, the ,Lueknow Lancers senior hockey team took on . a powerful Port Elgin Sunoco teatii. The verylinal round with Goderieh, plus a flu bug, left the team short handed for the, firSt game in the Port on, Tuesday. Some determined playing•by the bush league line provided. the only bright moment in the game. At, 7.34 of period three,Garry "the Sprout" Courtney flashed the red light to foil the Sunoco's shutout attempt. Assists went to Doug Stevenson and Al Rhody. ' The disastrous game ended 12-1 for Port. Jim' Rayne in net, at times became a shooting target Back in Lucknow on Thursday the Lancers approached the game with a more positivefranie of. mind. The boys settled down to a rough aggressive stYle that bottled up the Sunocos. The penalty box became heavily used throughout and work- ed to the Lancers' disadvantage. 'The Lancers dreW to within one goal in. the second period at 5-4 for the Sunocos, but couldn't maintain the pressure as they ran into a barage pf penalties. The home town ' fans stuck with the teani throughout the game which -ended 8-4 for the power house Sunocos. Scoring for the Lancers was by Forster from Stevenson; Livingston from Murray , and MacKinnon; MacKinnon from Livingston;. Mur- ray' from MacKinnon. Back in Port Elgin Friday night the game was delayed one hour as thereferees ran into. a snow storm travelling from the north. The bruises frOm the. Goderich series and seven games in nine days cut the Lancers' roster' to only twelve players. Bob O'Donahue played a very impressive, game despite 16 pucks passing • him' into the net. The Lancers couldn't mount a strong attack in the game but ' • - Atoms Eliminate Mildmay Team Lucknow Atoms defeated Mild- may in a best two-out-of-three series in the consolation round on Monday night in the local arena. On Friday night, Luckriow played in Mildmay 'and after 10 minutes of overtime the score remained tied at , 6-6. Lucknow had .a lead of 3-0 going • into the third , period, • however, after a short lapse, the score was tied 3-3, and Mildmay went ahead by one goal. Ltieknow scored two more, and with just one Minute left in the period, Mildmay tied the game, thereby forcing ten minutes of. overtime. Lucknow scored a goal early and 'Mildmay scored again with three minutes, left. :4 George Alton scored four goals for Lucknow. Paul Macintyre and David Emberlin each scored one goal. •Jamie Bere was credited with an asslst. • On Monday night the local boys played some of their best hookey in recent weeks, as they outscored, Mildmay 6-3. Scoring for Lucknow were Jamie• Bere, two goals and One assist; David Emberlin, two goals and one assist; George •Alton, ,one goal and 3 assists:Wayne Phillips one goal. Assists, were also credited to Lynn Murray, Lawrence, Clark, and Donnie Peterson. Lucknow now advances into the next series, which hasn't , been finaliied as yet. • .1 managed 4 goals against a flying Sunoco squad. Scoring for the Lancers were Harvey Livingston, Paul Frayne and Jim Murray 2. AssiSts went to Murray, Living- ston, Stevenson, Frayne and Mac- Kinnon with 2. ' Back to tucknow Sunday at eight, for what proved to be the last game of the series, Port Elgin proved they deserved-to advance in the playoffs'. The Lancers gave all they had' but couldn't control, the sharp offence of the Sunocos. Lancers' injury list held some 'key players off the bench and cut down their defensive strength. The Sunocos powered their way to an 11-4 win with the Lancers looking very tired. The players and management of the Lancers wish to say a big "Thank You" to their sponsors for' the year and also to the wonderful•fan support through- out the year and especially the playoffs. Considering the slow start of the team, the Season as a whole proved reasonably, snecesi- ful. Thanks,again from one and all, Scoring for the final game went to Dave Black, Brian MacDonald, and 2 by Jim Murray. Assisting werelloSS-For-ster, Al Rhody, Tom Hill, Graham Hamilton, Dave MacKinnon And 2. by Harvey Livingston: Juvenilei Advance To Finals Lucknow Juveniles advanced to the W.O.A.A. Juvenile Grand Championship series by virtue of a win over Clinton in the semi finals. They won the Clinton series, three games to One. The final game in Clinton Friday ended 7-4 for Lucknovv. Lucknow will now ,meet the winner of the northern group. Scoring in the Clinton'game was Tom Peterson,.3 goals; single goals to Dennis Thompson, Randy Alton, Paul Simpson and Jeff Taylor. Assists went to Ken Reid 2, Jeff Taylor, John Hamilton and Don Burley. The Lucknow 'Flea hockey team, with its' full team of players from four up, played against Belgrave in Lucknow Sattirday night They' Ipst 1 to 0 but it, was all for a good cause, as the Crippled. Children • fund will 'receive the proceeds of $53. On ,Sunday evening, the 'Fleas - travelled to Kincardine. They came up on top whining .3-1. Grant Murray received 2 goals and 1 assist. Todd Ritchie had 1 goal and 2 assists, with Brian De Oroote, Steve Hamilton and John D,. MacKenzie each receiving one assist. This game was played in the new Kincardine complex. House League Complete First Playoff Round On Saturday, March,13th, in the opening game, the Red Wings blanked the Canadiens 3 to, O. Michael Hayes notched two goals while Mark Haldenby added a single. The Canadiens were called for 2 penalties while the Red Wings made .3, trips-to the sin bin: Jerry Searle recorded the shut out: In, the second .game the Rangers defeated the Leafs 5 •te 2. Morris Van Osch,„ Peter Van Dyke,, David' Van Osch, Gerrard Howard and Jitn Van Osch dented the twine for the Rangers. Mike Austin and Shane Hickey replied for the Leag: In the. final game the Bruins belted the short handed Black . Hawks 7 to 3. Richard Jurjeris led the assault with" 5 goals. Steven Frayne and Kevin Clark added singles for the Bruins. Kevin Smith, Terry Brown and Jim Young replied for the Black HaWks. This completes the first round of the playoffs.' Let's come out and watch the boys for the final games. • Schedule for March 20th, final playoff. games: 10;00, Leafs vs Black Hawks; 11.00, Red Wings vs Rangers; 12.00 Canadiens vs winner of 10.00 game; 1.00, Bruins Vs winner •of 1.1.00 game. Don't forget the hockey night planned for boys, parents and other helpers scheduled for March 31st at 7 p.m. who helps small businesses help themselves. allaninuMMIPOSIMIOMMOIMINININIMMIN WEDNESDAY, MARcH 24 *-- Skatathon from 10 a.m. Wednesday to 10 a.m.Thursday Marten, Trophy. Convener Harry Scott tells us that • the "Ferguson". the last bonspiel, of the season has been filled for -Meeks. This eighteen rink mixed commences at 4.30 p.m.. Fne.ay. March 26th and concludes :a Szzazday evening. March 27th. Dare Cominittee convener. Jim 'Wes% has plans lined up for the finals in all competitions. The two-day elimination rounds for the annual "Wind-up" Bon spielhave been held. The top standing twelve rinks will meet in finals' this coming Saturday with the winner receiving, the Ross H. Events at the Ripley Curling Club are now approaching the Ripley Curling News. By 'Don McLay If you're wondering whether there's a federal government program that can assist your buSiness, contact our Management Services Officer who will tell you what federal programs may suit your neeciS and put you in touch ' with the appropriate offices. For your area call : W. J. Reynolds at 271-5650 (Stratford) or write to: rederal tusinest Deirelopment Bank 1036 Ontario Street Stratford, Ontario N5A 623' gramsaiimimmisimoniammuiiminsionanwiasoi