HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-02-23, Page 8Lucknow Bantams
Win W.O.A.A. Playoffs
Midgets Win DD Championship
In Three Straight
Lucknow Midget hockey team
won the WOAA DD championship
by defeating Milverton three
straight games. Lucknow led 2-0 at
the end of the first period; 3-2 at
the end of the second and added 3
more in the third for a final score of
6-2.
Point getters for Lucknow were
Mark Frayne 4 goals and Tom
Sinnett 2 assists; single goals were
scored by, Grant Gilchrist and
David Errington with Pat Murray,
Steve Hamilton and Jim VanOsch
each collecting one assist.
Lucknow is now waiting for word
of who the opposition will be in
O.M.H.A. play.
At this game the third 50-50
draw was held with Gloria Murray
the lucky winner of $77.25. The
team wishes to thank each and
every ticket purchaser for their
support.
Sunday afternoon Lucknow play-
ed host to the Wingham A team in
an exhibition contest which ended
in a 6-6 tie. Lucknow scored early
and led until Wingham tied the
score with only four minutes left in
the game. Both Fred Howald and
Rod Havens, sharing the net
duties, came up with some big
saves to keep the scoring even.
Lucknow's marksmen were Jim
VanOsch, Mark Frayne and Tom
,Sinnett with one goal and 2 assists
each; Dave Errington and Dan
Londry 1 goal and I assist each; Pat
Murray 1 goal and Ron Johnson 1
assist.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23,1977
Monday, February 14 the Luck-
now Bantams defeated the Milver-
ton Bantams 8-6 in their second
game of the finals in the Lucknow,
arena. This game was a real
thriller. Milverton desperately
wanted to win and Lucknow was
determined not to let them. Both
teams put forth a great team effort
but the Lucknow Bantams proved
to be the stronger team and
Milverton went down to defeat.
Goal getters for Lucknow were
Steve MacPherson 5, Steve Simp-
son 2, Barry Elphick 1. Assists
went to Paul Hamilton 3, Mike
Cowan 1.
The first game of the series was
played in Milverton on February 12
In the first game on February 19,
the Bruins defeated the Rangers
7-2. Carl Courtney led the Bruins
with 4 goals. Steve Davidson
scored two and Ken Irwin one.
Richard Jurjens and Robert Steffler
scored for the Rangers.
In the second game the,Canad-
lens won over the Red Wings 4 to 1.
Jim Foran with two and Bernie
Burgsma and Kevin Leddy with
one each were goal scorers for the
with Lucknow winning 4-2.
The Bantams travelled to Milver-
ton on Saturday, February 17 for
the third game of the W.O.A.A.
final series and again defeated the
Milverton Bantams by a score of
4-2. This win gave the Lucknow
boys the series.
Scoring for Lucknow were Paul
Hamilton 3, Don Elliott 1. Assists
went to Steve Simpson 2, Don
Elliott 1, Steve MacPherson 1,
Doug Dorscht 1. ,
The team is to be congratulated
on winning this series. They , put
forth a great team effort and they
are inviting you their fans to come
and see them in their next series.
The schedule will be announced
later.
Canadiens while Doug Edisbury
tallied for the Red Wings.
The Black Hawks beat the Leafs
in the third game 3 - 1. Brian
Arnold scored twice and Terry
Brown once for the Black Hawks
and 'Ed VanOsch scored for the
Leafs.
Next week, February 26: 10.00,
Black Hawks vs Red Wings; 11.00,
Rangers vs Leafs; 12.00, Canadiens
vs Bruins.
Complete Work
Al Test Day
The senior skaters from the
Lucknow Skating Club attended a
Test Day in Listowel Arena on
Sunday, February 20. The skaters
were very successful.
Gordon Farrish, Wayne Phillips,
Joanne Pickard, Chris Faber and
Tracy McDonagh passed their
Dutch Waltz..,
Joanne Pickard, Jackie Beasley
and Wayne Phillips passed the
Canasta, Nancy Haldenby the
Fiesta Dance and ,Cathy Chisholm
the Willow..
Joanne Pickard and Judy Hunter
passed their Preliminary Figures.
The junior members have been
working hard also and have passed
many national skaters tests.
Beginners: Angela and Arletta
Glenn, Gerald Nivins, Lisa Stanley,
Sheila and Sandra Campbell,
Jackie Wilson, Charlene Conley,
Julie Nicholson, Wayne Nivins,
Bradley Priestap, Karen Pickard,
Josie den Boer.
Stroking: Cindy Strnthers, Den-
ise Helm, Sheila and Sandra Camp-
bell, Gerald Nivins, Lisa Stanley,
Bradley Preistap. •
Elementary- Sheila and Sandra
Campbell.
Basic - Sharon Struthers, David
Exel, Mark Gunther, Kim McArth-
ur,
Novice I - Wendy Forster,
Melissa Becker, Mark Gunther:
Dance I - Jackie Beaslpy, Donna
Damsma, Mark Gunther.
Novice II - Joanne Pickard,
Brenda Phillips, Jackie Beasley,
Wayne Phillips and Gordon Far-
rish .
Plans are underway , for the
carnival to be held March 12'. The,
skaters are working hard to try and
put on a good show.
The theme for the juniors is
"Snowball Express" and for 'the
seniors "The Sound of Music".
A mother's meeting will be held
Monday during skating to discuss
the children's costumes. •
Juveniles Win
In Firsi Round
Lucknow Juveniles, while await-
ing the O.M.H.A. finals played
Clinton the best of five series in the
W.O.A.A. grand championship.
The local boys took the series 3
games straight.
The 1st game was played in
Lucknow on Wednesday,' February
9 with Lucknow managing to stay
ahead and win 4-3 with goal scorers
Randy Alton 2 goals and 1 assist,
' Rick Taylor 1 goal, Tam Forster 1
goal and 1 assist and 1 assist each
for Rod Simpson, Al Murray and
Toni O'Keefe.
The second game played in
Clinton on February 19th ended in
a 7-7 tie and went into overtime
with Randy Alton firing the,
winning goal at the five minute
mark and Clinton was held
scoreless. Goal scorers were Randy
Alton 3 goals and I assist, Tom
Peterson 1 goal, Tam Forster 2
goals and 3 assists, Rick Howald 1
goal and 2 assists, Rod Simpson 1
goal and 1 assist. Terry Arm-
strong, Doug Shiell, Kevin Cowan
and Don Burley had 1 assist each.
Clinton returned to Lucknow
SUnday, February 20 to play a
game in which Lucknow had no
difficulty in beating them 7.2. Goal
scorers were Torn Peterson 2 goals
and 1 assist, Kevin Cowan 1 goal
and 1 assist, Rick Taylor 2 goals
d Randy Alton 1 goal.
John McLeod, Don Burley, Doug
Shiell, Al Murray, Rick Howald,
Rod Simpson and Rick Conley each
got 1 assist.
OLIVET
Miss Nancy McGuire of London
is spending this week at home with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
McGuire and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Moore and
family of Ripley visited last
Wednesday, evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar White.
Our deepest sympathy goes, out
to the family of the late. Ardill
Mason of Ripley, 'who passed away
last week. Mr., and Mrs. Mason
lived for a number of 'years on the
4th concession of Huron Township.
Mrs. Walter Black and Joyce and
Mrs. Jack ' McGuire .visited on
Sunday with Mr. and -Mrs. Henry
Howe of Listowel.
The community extends 'its
sympathy to the family and
relatives of the late Gordon Bridge
of the Clarke Community who
passed away in London hospital
last week.
Lucknow
Arena News
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23
1:30-3:30 Moms and Tots
3:45-4:45 p.m. Brookside Girls
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24
Industrial Hockey Playoff
7:45 Ashfield vs Lucknow
Lucknow won first game
9:15 Holyrood vs Kintail
Holyrood won first game
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25
3:45-4:45 p.m. Brookside Girls
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26
House League Hockey
10 a.m. Rangers vs Leafs
11 a.m. Canadiens vs Rangers
12 noon Black Hawks vs Red Wings
2 - 4:00 p.m. Public Skating
7 to 8 p.m. Flea Game
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27
1:30 - 3:20 p.m. Public Skating
8:30 O.H.A. Intermediate C Playoff
Port Elgin vs Lucknow
Second game, best of seven
Because of the playoff confusion
of teams being eliminated and
tentative game times and later
changing, we ask our hockey fans
to watch for posters, listen to
CKNX Radio and ask your favourite
hockey player for information of
up-coming games.
To date Lucknow minor hockey
teams have captured the W.O.A.A.
DD' championship in Atom,
Bantam, Midget and Juvenile
categories and the Pee Wees are
currently. involved in the playoff
finals for the same honour. Most
teams are waiting for word of when
and where the O.M.H.A. playoffs
begin. Games locally will continue
as near as possible on the regular
nights i.e. Atom and Bantam
Monday nights; Midget Tuesday,
Pee Wee on Fridays; Juvenile
Sunday afternoon and Intermediate
Sunday nights.
Saturday, March 5 is Flea
Hockey Tournament Day in Luck-
now.
Ripley-Huron
Arena Schedule
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23
Mothers and Pre-School Skating
10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
and
1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
8:30 Pee Wee A Finals
Dublin vs Ripley
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24
4-8 p.m. Figure Skating •
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25
7:00 p.m. Tiverton vs Ripley
Tykes
8:30 (Playoff) Belmore vs Ripley
Intermediates
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26
8:30-12 Saturd4r Morning Hockey
1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Public Skating
8:30 p.m. Playoff Juvenile Boys
Lions Head vs Ripley
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27
1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Public Skating
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28
7:00 p.m. Wingham vs Ripley
Atom A
TUESDAY, MAKH
8:30 - 10:30 p.m. Oldtimers
LOCHAISH
Spring shouldn't be far off. Birds
are making their appearance.
Starlings, crows and even robins
have been sited by several in the
area.
The February meeting of the
Ashfield Presbyterian Church
W.M.S. met at the home of Mrs.
Bill. Ross in Lucknow.
Mrs. Rhoda MacKenzie has been'
on a trip to Florida as tour escort
for Hanover Travel.
John Martyn, now of Moncton
N.B., was a recent visitor with Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Martyn and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan FatTish
spent the weekend in Detroit,
where they saw son David play
hockey with the New York Rangers.
Bain MacLennan was admitted
to Wingham Hospital on Sunday
last.
Mrs. Emile MacLennan and
datighter Florence were recent
visitors in Palmerston with Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Millar and boys and in
Stratford with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
MacLennan and Johnnie.
Gordon Finlayson reports an
enjoyable trip to Mexico City with
his brother John, and is much
improved in' health. Mr. and Mrs.
John Finlayson plan to move soon
from Mexico to Caracos, South
America.
PIPERS INVITED
TO ROSE BOWL
An invitation has been received
by the Pipe Band, of which Finlay
MacLennan and Rod MacLennan
are members, to attend the Rose
Bowl parade in California on New
Years Day 1978. During the, past
two years they have been in Florida
for the Orange Bowl Parade.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe La grande
have moved from the former
Dexter house to the' Amherley
district.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver McCharles were Mr.
and Mrs. Dan McInnes of Blyth
and John McCharles • and Mary .
Anne Ritchie of Petrolia.
Saturday night, March 12 is the
Lucknow Skating Club Carnival.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
March 18, 19 and 20 mark the dates
for Lucknows games of the
Wingham Midget Tournament.
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