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ees move on to
The .Lucknow Pee Wee
series :with Brussels started
February. 6 with a 5 - 4 loss.
Although the Lucknow boys
worked hard, their plays
seemed to be off half a step
and Brussels seemed able to
determine the style of .Play..
It is a credit to both teams
that the lead changed hands.
four times during the game,
but 'when Brussels scored
with 1.08 left in: the game,
the Co-op specials ran out of
time. "
On the score sheet,two
points each . go to Chris
Collyer, . Jeff Gibson, Danny
Gilchrist and Chris Irwin;
singles, to: Steve Murray and
Brad "Priestap
After some weather diffi-
culties, the series resumed in
Lucknow on Friday -night,
The team hit the ice deter-
mined to prove a point and,
early in the game, establish-
ed their pattern .of' good
passing and constant check-
ing. Brad Priestap , opened '
the scoring five minutesinto
the game when he completed
,a play from Chris. -Irwin and
Richard MacDonald. Brus-
sels
..
tied the score briefly ..10
minutes later, when . the
locals were two men. short,
but on the qnext shift Donnie.
McFarlan converted Danny
Gilchrist's pass for Luck
n.ow's second goal:' Before
the end of the second period.
Danny and company scored
what proved to the game.
winner. The goal was scored
by Gilchrist with assists to
MacKenzie and McFarlan.
In. the third period. Luck-
now had a. definite. edge in
play. Brussels did score with
about five minutes _ left on a
uvenires %cu
The Juveniles suffered
their first doss of the playoffs
on Sunday as\Paisley downed
Lucknow by a score of 8.7.. It
was a .do or die ,situation for
Paisley and backed with solid
goal tending, they .managed
to score twice as many goals
as- in the two previous games
combined. .
Lucknow took a 2 1 lead
in the first period and at the
end of the second Paisley had
tied the score at three. Early
in the third period a goal by
Brad: Humphrey . put the
home team ahead and de -
ducky bounce but the boys
held their poise and restored
the ,two goal margin with
2.17 left. Goal by McFarlan,
assists to Gilchrist and. Mac-
Kenzie. Final score 4 2.
With :the series tied, the'
advantage . was Lucknow's
and on Saturday, the. boys
' picked it up right where they
left off. Constant skating,
checking and passing carried
the play right to Brussels.
The Brussels team seemed
frustrated when they found • a
Co-op green in front of them
every time they: tried a play.
The game winner was the
first goal of .the game, scored
by Andy Grazier on a shot
from the point. But :the, score
sheet preyed 'that this game
was a real teameffort: as nine
players recorded points:
Chris Irwin •3, Chris .Collyer.,.
2. Andy Grazier 2, Donnie
aisle
spite numerous close calls
around the Paisley: net, the
score at . the half way mark
was 6 - 4 for the visitors.
Some exciting end to end
hockey in the last ten minut-
es kept the fans on the edge
of their seats with both teams
colnbining for a total . of five
goals. An unassisted goal by
•Stev MacPherson put Lick -
now 'within , one but half 'a
minute later Paisley tallied to
regaina two goal ; lead: Kevin
Clark replied. for Lucknow
just eleven 'seconds later but
again Paisley rallied for an 8
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A final
McFarlan 2, Brad Priestap 2,
Jeff Gibson 1, Danny Gil-
christ 1, Richard MacDonald
1, Steve Murray 1,
Dean Lindsay again prov-
ed to /have a careful eye for
the puck as he recorded his
fourth shut out.. Dean's task
was made easier by solid
defense from Donnie Mur- '
ray, Richard MacDonald,
Andy ,Grazier and Jeff Gib
son. And. the defense looked
good. because /forwards like.
Scott Hackett, John D. Mac-..
Kenzie and the others were
constantly skating back to
help.
With a final score of 6 ' - 0
and a series win, 2 1,
Lucknow moves to W,O.A.A; •
.finaas playthis. week against .
either Teeswater or Ripley.
Come out and see some good --
hockey! L
series.
6 lead with six minutes left
to. play. •.
It .was a goal; tender's
nightmare around the Pais-
ley net for the remainder of
the game as Lucknow con-
centrated on an all out
offence. At one point a shot
by Steve Simpson bolinced
off the goal tender and" hlled
down his back, but was
stopped before it could cross
the. line. With forty seconds
remaining Lucknow . pulled
the goalie with the face off in
the Paisley 'end for a six man
attack. Six seconds later
Barry Elphick took a pass
from Steve Simpson ,and
drove a . hard shot past the '
Paisley goal tender to make
the score 8 7 but-Lucknow
was unable to tie the game in
the last half minute.
The best of five series now
stands at two games to one
for Lucknow with ; the next
game set for Friday night at 9
p.rn. in. Paisley. Another win
for Paisley would force a fifth
and deciding game which =
would be held in Lucknow
Sunday at 3:45 p.m.
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flaying served the co, . Horn. fy pa 1(
would 'liko to announce
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