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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-01-16, Page 9Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 16, 1985—Page 9 Intermediates win two games The Lucknow Lancers picked up a couple of wk on the weekend as they handed Moncton a 9 -.2 drubbing and squeaked by Mildmay 7 - 6. Moncton got things going in the first minute as they tucked one in behind new Lancer goalie Denis Kerr. Steve MacPher- son evened the score midway through the period and then Grant Murray took overlcoring three straight goals to end the period 4.. 1 fpr the Lancers. Moncton came out fighting in the second period and after the referee figured things out, both teams found themselves with more room on the bench. Also in the second, Randy Alton and Steve MacPher- son netted two more goals for a 6- 1 Lancer lead heading into the third. Lucknow got goals from John MacLeod, Pat Murray and Dave MacKinnon in the third to round out the scoring. The game ended on a sour note, however, as a high shot caught Dave MacKinnon above the eye which sent him to the hospital for stitches. Sunday night the Lancers just wouldn't quit as they fell .behind early in the game but came on strong at the end to down Mildmay 7 - 6. The "muscle line" of John. MacLeod, Pat Murray and Grant Gilchrist kept the Lancers in the game early as John MacLeod converted a Greg Hamilton shot, to give. Lucknow a 1 - 0 lead. Mildmay tied the game at one and in the second scored tvvo more to take a 3 - 1 lead. The "muscle line" again found themselves in Mildmay territory and this time it was Grant Gilchrist getting the pass from Pat Murray to close the gap 3 - 2. Mildmay regained their two goal lead but Steve Simpson brought the Lancers within a goal on a pass from Steve MacPherson. Then with one minute left in the second period Steve MacPherson tucked one behind the Mildmay net minder and Steve Simpson did the same a half minute later as the Lancers led 5 - 4 after two periods. Steve and Larry MacPherson each added a goal in the third as the Lancers hung on for a 7 - 6 win. Denis Kerr gained his second• straight victory in net for the Lancers as he came up with some big saves when they were needed. , The Lancers travel to St. Clements next. Friday as the Lancers take their two game winning .streak on the road Local viewers will get a, chance to see this rejuvenated Lancer squad next Sunday as the Lancers take on the Teeswater Falcons. PeeWees are tournament runnersup ofrom page 8 Priestap assisted by Brad Murray with 1.14 left in the period but were unable to score again. _ Lucknow defeated Hensel! Saturday morning 9 - 4 to qualify for the champ- ionship game. The local lads led 3 - 1 at the end of the first period on goals by Donnie Gammie assisted by Michael Vandervelde. Adrian Rau assisted by Russell Sutton and Rau assisted by Rod Crich and Dale Priestap. In the second period Lucknow dominated /with three more goals, from Crish assisted by Brad Murray; Robin Neable assisted by Mune; Murray from Sutton. In the third period the scoring was wide open with each team scoring three goals. Lucknow goals were from Murray assisted by Priestap; Murray from Kenny Neable and Michael Vandervelde, and Kenny Neable from Robin Neable and Michael Vandervelde. Paul Helm played a consistent game in net looking sharp on deflections and acting quick to stop rebound shots. Atom Bs on winning streak The Atom Bs have started on a winning streak with two big wins. January 4 saw Wingham Atom Bs in Lucknow for a 7.00 p.m.. game. Lucknow played a tight game ending with a final 2 - 1 score against the Drayton tournament winners. Wingham opened the scoring with a goal early in the first period, and Lucknow's Warren Andrew, ,answered in the second and third periods., Assisting with the third period goal was Jeff Brindley. Keith Todd did a super job in the net. Saturday, January 12, the Atom Bs were on the road to Kincardine for a game against their Atom House League team. Warren started Lucknow off in the first period on an assist from Nathan Deer. Nathan scored a few minutes later, assisted by Danny Kerr and Steven Adams. • Kincardine found the net 20 second into the second period and Danny Kerr retaliated unassisted. In the third, Lucknow dented the twine three more times. Scoring were Doug Helm from Mark Stoll, Mark Baker km Doug Helm and Warren Andrew from Adrian Helm. Final score was 6 1 for Lucknow. Next game for the Atom Bs is Friday evening against Belgrave. AtomA team win tournament The Lucknow Atom As won the Wing - ham and District Optimists Atom tourna- ment in Wingham, January 5. They took on Mitchell Friday evening in a hard game, winning with a score of 5 - 1. Scoring for Lucknow were Chris Stevenson with Justin Murray assisting; Vince Stick - lend with Rob Crich assisting; Justin Murray with Chris Stevenson assisting; Justin Murray once more with Donnie Cuillerier assisting andone more from Vince Sticklend with Clint Murray assist- ing. Excellent goal tending from Adam Skillen really helped in this game as Mitchell was not prepared to give up easily. Lucknow returned to Wingham ',well prepared to take on atria -Logan in a ifery intense hockey game. With the first period scoreless, it was even more intense in the second period. Adam Skillen was excellent in net, stopping shot after shot which allowed Justin Murray to score three goals. One unassisted and one with Chris Steven- son and one with Ray Dalton assisting._ Elma Logan scored on a penalty shot at the 1.19 'mark making it 4 - 1. Chris Stevenson came out in the thitd and scored with Justin Murray assisting. Stevenspn scored again, five minutes later unassisted. Elma-Logan scored three goals in the third period making it 5 - 4 and With , everyone hanging on to the edge of their seats, Justin Murray clinched the game with 2.42 left to play, making it a 6 - 4 win. The Stevenson and Murray line and fantastic goal tending from Adam Skillen really pulled this one out of the hat. The last genre was played against Howick and was another exciting game but not as intense as the game 'against El ma - Loge n . Lucknow opened the scoring with a goal from Justin Murray with Vince Sticklend assisting and then a goal from Chris Stevenson unassisted. Justin Murray scor- ed in the second unassisted/ and Chris Stevenson in the third with Matt Drennan assisting; making it a 4 - 2 win over Howick. They were a very tired hockey team but the hung in fora championship win. Adam Skillen received the mostvaluable player award for the tournament, and he certainly deserved it, as his goal tending is exceptional at all times. It was a great team effort and a lot of hard work and everyone really dug in to help keep the other teams off the scoreboard. STOVES BY: OLDTIMER GODIN KENT CHIMNEYS, ACCESSORIES Certified Installations. 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