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Cowan CAMPBELL STREET LUCKNOW, ONTARIO NOG 2H0 519428-2903 (Formerly - D. R. Finlayson)' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1976 ' THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE ,NINE • • • • • • • • • e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . E: • On Saturday, March 20th, fonr gamei were played to complete the house league hockey playoffs, ----. In the opening game the Black Haws edged the Leafs 2 to 1 to qualify for the' consolation finals.. David Atkinson and Terry ,,,Brown tallied goals, with assists going to Jim Young and David Hawkins. Troy Ritchie replied for the Leafs. with 'Shane Hickey picking up the assist. Six minor penalties were called in the first.-game. In the second game the Red Wings defeated the Rangers• 3 to 1 to gain a position in the champion- ship -finals. Mark Haldenby chnlked inp a pair with Mike McI5O1 agh adding a single: Doug, Edisbury was credited with 2 -assists. Gerrard Howard was the lone mar mane the' Rangers. Six minor penalties were assessed. In the consolation match the Black Hawks blanked the Canad- lens 2 to 0, Allan Stanley notched a, goal and an assist with Mark Abbott adding a single. Brian Arnold was credited with 2 assists. Don Dorscht gained the shutout.% Only one minor penalty was called. Congratulations to the Black Hawks on winning the consolation trophy. In the championship match the Red Wings were pitted against the Bruins. MI previous games this year had ended in draws between these two teams. The fans were treated to a hard-fought battle. The Bruins proved victorious 3 io 1 in a penalty filled match. Sixteen minor penalties were called with the Bruins picking up 10. Kevin Clark, Steve Frayne, and Rob Siecker scored for the Bruins with Richard Jurjens, Steve' Errington and Carl Courtney gaining assists. Mark Haldenby, from Doug F.disbury was the scoring statistic for the Red Wings. Congratulations to the Bruins on winning the champion- ship trophy. On Wednesday, March .31st at 8 p.m., the all stars from this league will play. The Black Hawks, Canadiens and Leafs will battle the Red Wings,, Rangers and Bruins. MI stars selected for theslack Hawks were Don Dorscht (goal), Allan Stanley, Brian Arnold, Bobby Hackett; Steve Atkinson and Jim Hawthorne; for the Canadiens, Allan McWhinney (goal), Hugh Burgsma, 'Bernie Burgsma, . Bill Foran, Jim Foran and Kevin Lindsay; for the.. Leafs, Meikel Becker, Art Simpson, Shane Hick- ey, Troy Ritchie and Murray Hickey. Walter Arnold, coach of the Black Hawks, will guide This group.. Opposing the above group for the Red Wings will be Jerry Searle (goal), Mike McDonagh, Tim Edisbury, Eddie Husk, Mark Haldenby and Wayne McDonagh.' From the Rangers are Brian Elphick, Peter Van Dyke, Stephen Howard, David Van Osch • and Morris Van Osch. Mike Frayne (goal), Blair Alton, Kevin- Clark, Richard Jurjens, Kevin Machan and Mike Dennis will represent - the Bruins. Bob MacGillivray, coach' of the Bruins, will be at the helm for this group. Prior to this all star game, • all boys, parents, coaches-and helpers will enjoy an hour of -skating. After the all star game, presenta • - tions and lunch will take place at the Legion Hall. Mothers are asked to bring -cookies, squares or ' tarts for ‘dessert. Winners Declared In Brookside Intramural League On Wednesday, March 17th, the Brookside intramural hockey pro- gram 'came , to° a close when the Chargers dubbed the Wings 8 to 1 in the final match. In previous games the Chargers had elintinated the Tigers and the Wings had ousted the Skaters. Scoring statistics for the Charg- ers were as follows: Alan Rivett • 2 goals, 1 assist; Paul Ambrose 2 goals; Gerald de Graaf. 1 goal, 1 assist; Allan McWhinney 1 goal, 2 assists; Duane Rivett 1 goal,' 1 assist; Brian Taylor 1 goal; Bernie Burgsma 2 assists; Fred Martin 1 assist. Barry Elphick 'scored an unas- sisted goal for the Wings. Congratulations, Mr. Granger, on being selected as coach of the year! A total of 38 girls 'were playing in the intramural hockey program this past winter from Brookside. The Red Barons were declared the winners on the number of wins during the regular season's play. Fle.as Play- In Blyth,Tournament Lucknow Fleas travelled to Blyth ,Saturday-to play in the Little Lion Novice Tournament. In, their first game of the day, they won, 3 .to 1 against Atwood. Todd Ritchie got 1 goal, and 1 assist; Grant Murray, 1 goal, 1 Lucknow & Distric.t. Ignore SPRING FASHION SHOW Monday, March 29 at 8:30 p.m. Luelinow Central Public School ' assist; Ross Pickard, 1 goal and Alex West received, two assists., In the'second' game against Milverton, the boys lost 2-0. It was a ' very good game, and each boy gave their best. Thank you to all the loyal' fans. Three games are coming up this week in Lucknow: Tuesday, Blyth; Friday afternoon, Belgrave; and Saturday night, Goderich. OLD TIMERS HOCKEY Lucknow. Poi .1Alea Team of 1949 - SO Vs Lucknow Lions. Club Lucknow Arana Sunday, March 28 at 1:30 p.m. iramammaimma:, SI