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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-03-09, Page 8The Manager, Coaches and Hockey Players of The Lucknow Flea Hockey Team WOULD LIKE TO THANK =FOLLOWING FOR PIELR SUPPORT OF THE ANNUAL FLEA HOCKEY TOURNAMENT BANK OF MONTREAL ROYAL BANK COWAN'S GROCERY BAIN'S GROCERY MEHAN'S GROCERY D. JOHNSTONE (BECKERS) LUCKNOW SERVICE CENTRE CHISHOLM FUELS HACKETT FARM EQUIP. C.A. BECKER EQUIP. LTD. EL-GER SALES AND SERVICE REAVIE FARM EQUIP. LUCKNOW CO-OP LUCKNOW SENTINEL MAYFAIR RESTAURANT SCHMID'S JEWELLERY & CHINA BILL'S PLACE 'LUCKNOW LEGION ASHTON'S (Jim and Syke Sutherland) GREER T.V. & ELECTRIC JOHNSTONE & SON FURNITURE LES" PEITER SHOES H. & B. DISCOUNT CHARMAN'S CLOTHING RON MACHAN HDWE. LUCKNOW HOME BAKERY FINLAY DECORATORS BUTTON'S MEAT MARKET C & M TRANSPORT MURRAY'S GENERAL STORE SILVERWOOD DAIRIES HILRAY FARMS LUCKNOW LIONS CLUB LUCKNOW KINETTE CLUB LUCKNOW KINSMEN CLUB CHARMS Cy 441 1?ks Sterling Silver Charm ,- Schmid's now have over 500 charmS in stock, attractively displayed in a revolving stand. You are welcome to come and look over the selection. A CHARM IS AN , IDEAL GIFT FOR ANY OCCASION , CLOSED MONDAYS FOR WINTER MONTHS SCHMID'S' JEWELcLHESIYA AND OirNERS — W. JOS. AND DEAN E. AGNEW PHONE 528-3532 LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Brussels Win Flea Tournament 6th Time Wingham -Midget Hockey Tournament 58 Teams *90 Games 3 Ice Surfaces HOWICK LUCKNOW-WINGHAM MAR18-MAR27 WATCH FOR SCHEDULES • WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9. 1977 PAGE EIGHT THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Eight teams competed Saturday, March 5th in Lucknow at the 7th annual Lucknow Legion Flea hock- ey tournament with Brussels again winning the championship. 1ST GAME LucknoW and Brussels started the morning off with, an exciting game of hockey with Brussels winning 'by a score of 1-0. The winning goal was scored with 33 seconds left to be played in regulation time- - -2ND GAME West Howick defeated Ripley 5-2. Scoring for Ripley were Jeff Gamble, 1 goal; Jeff Helesic, 1 goal; Alex Boyd and David Patterson, 1 assist each. 3RD GAME Belgrave defeated Belmore. 4TH GAME Blyth 'defeated Mildmay. 5TH GAME Lucknow, playing their second game of the day, came up with a solid team effort to defeat Ripley 5-1, Scoring for Lucknow were Brad Priestap, 4 goals, 1 assist; Chris Irwin, 1 goal, 1 assist; Danny Gilchrist and John D. MacKenzie, 1 assist each. Scoring for Ripley, Jeff Gamble, 1 goal; Robb Brooks, 1 assist. 6TH GAME Brussels defeated West Howick 13-1. 7TH GAME Mildmay defeated Belmore. 8TH GAME Belgrave defeated Blyth. 13 Games To Be Played At Lucknow One of the largest midget hockey tournaments in Ontario will be held at Wingham during the school 'Winter Break'. The 14th annual Wingham Midget Hockey Tourna- ment will be increased from 32 teams to 56 this year and will use the Lucknow arena for part of the tournament. All the defending. champions in the "AAA", 'A', "B" and "C" categories will be bck looking for their second straight title. They will get some good opposition from the other teams in each group. The "AAA" category had the least number of teams entered but the eight teams so far are very evenly matched. With the smaller number of teams, the champion- ship game will be played at the Wingham Arena on Tuesday, March 22 at 9 p.m. With the increase in number of teams entered, the tournament will be played on three ice surfaces. A total of 16 games will be played at the Howick Community Centre. There will also be 13 games played at the Lucknow arena. Most of these games will be played on the opening weekend of the '10-day tournament. Two of the games at Howick will be played on Thursday, March 24. Billeting for the players will be in Wingham and the surrounding area. Citizens are getting behind the venture and are very enthusiastic about the way the tournament has increased over * the years. The committee has been getting terrific support from all the various clubs, groups and everyone who, in any way, can help them make this a huge success. 9TH GAME This game was the consolation final with the Lucknow team playing against Mildmay. The local lads wasted little time in proving they had worked to gqt to this gatile as they out scored the Mildmay team for a final score of Luckhow 12, Mildmay 0. Scoring for Lucknow were Brad Priestap, 5" goals; John D. Mac- Kenzie, 3 goals, 2 assists; Robbie Cayley, 2 goals, 1 assist; Chris' Irwin, ' 1 goal, 5 assists; Ricky Bechard, 1 goal; Danny Gilchrist, 5 assists; Freddie Flanagan and Brad DeGroote, 1 assist each. The Consolation Trophy donated by Lucknow Legion was presented by Ronald Alton. 10TH GAME This game was the championship final with Brussels defeating Bel- grave in an exciting game by a score of 3-1. This win by Brussels gave them the sixth straight cham- pionship trophy. H. D. "Bud" Thompson on behalf of the donor of the championship trophy, the, Lucknow Legion, presented the 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 Mrs. Jack Goodall of Wingham. Richard Askes of Lticknow won a Provincial ticket and Con VanVliet of Blyth won 5 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 in any way with the Lucknow 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, the Lucknow Legion for supplying the hall and trophies, and 'the parents who took tickets, helped in the penalty box and to the men who refereed, to Linda Jerome, Lynn Murray and Brian DeGroote who looked after the ticket sales and special thanks to Ronald Alton who organized the tournament. Treat Injuries Larry Hackett, R. R. 7 Lucknow, was driver of a vehicle which collided with a bus on .top of a hill on the 10th concession of Ashfield. He was treated for an injured left knee and released from hospital. Investigated by Wingham O.P.P. Bantams Win First Game In Playoffs 'The Lucknow Bantam hockey team played the Parkhill Bantams in Parkhill on Sunday, March 6 in the first round of the U OMHA playoffs. This is a best 2 out 3 series. Lucknow won this first game by a close score of 4-3. Scoring for Lucknow were Steve Simpson 2, - Mike Cowan 1, Steve MacPherson 1. Assists went to Paul Hamilton 2, Steve MacPherson 1, Doug Dorscht 1, Don Elliott 1, Barry Elphick 1, Steve Simpson 1. Juveniles Go 1 Up In 0.M.H.A. Quarter Finals In a breathtaking game played Sunday, March 6, Lucknow. Juven- iles built up a 6-3 lead in the latter part of the game, only to see it disappear, but they managed to hold out for an 8-7 win. The game was played in Lucknoyv against Wainfleet and was the first in the Ontario Minor Hockey Association quarter finals. Lucknow leads the best of three series with the second game being played in Wainfleet this Saturday, March 12th at two o'clock. Goal scorers were Rick Howald, 1 goal; Tam Forster, 3 goals, 1 assist; Randy Alton, 1 goal, 3 assists; John McLeod, 1 goal, 1 assist; Tom Peterson, 1 goal; Doug Shiell, 1 goal, 1 assist; Rod Simpson, 1 assist. Pee Wee learn Defeat Tiverton Lucknow played at Tiverton March 7 in a consolation round. The score was Lucknow 7, Tiverton 1. Goal scorers for Lucknow were Art Clark from Dave Gibson and Glen Raynard, Allan Eadie from Kent Alton, Glen Raynard un- assisted, Brian Taylor from Kent Alton and Allan Eadie, Art Clark from Glen Raynard and Dave Gibson, Ken Alton from Art Clark, and Art Clark unassisted. The 2nd game in a 2 out of 3 series is to be played Friday, March 11th at 7 p.m. in Lucknow. Midgets Win First Game In Ouarter Finals Lucknow Midget hockey team played their first game in almost three weeks as they journeyed to Watford for the first game of the O.M.H.A. quarter finals. It was a hard fought battle with Luc now scoring four goals before Watford got on the sheet for three. Each team scored one in the third period for a final score of Lubknow 5, Watford 4. The second game is in Lucknow Wednesday (tonight) at 8.30 p.m. See you there. INCOME TAX H&R BLOCK 19 VICTORIA ST. N., GODERICH ON HIGHWAY 21 PHONE 524-8658 Kincardine Office 396-4646 PERSONAL, BUSINESS AND FARM RETURNS ALL RETURNS GUARANTEED