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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-03-04, Page 8• 4 • .11 Sentbid,, Wiell•solay' Mimi • , es ancers Iead se: The Lucknow Lancers end- ed the Mount Forest Rams' season Wednesday night with a 77 6 win in overtime. Lucknow dOminated play in the first period.and a half by scoring four goals to the Ram's one. The rest f the regulation time belonged to the Rams as the Lancers skating and hitting to allow the Rams to come back. Score at the end of three periods of play was 6 - 6. In the overtime the Lan- cers got things back under control and started to take the game to Mount Forest. Finally Andy Shedden scored what proved to be the winner for Lucknow. Strong goalten- ding and some hard defen- sive play salted •the win away. Scoring in the game were Paul Frayne, John Hamilton, Doug Stevenson, Geoff Graham and Dennis ' Burrows with two. Begin Wingham Series Friday night the Lancers hosted the .Wingham Royals in the first game of the best of five semi-finals: The. game started off with a lot of hard hitting and fast skating Wingham scored first on a scored before the end of the first to bring the Royals back to Within one. Doug Stevenson scored the only - goal, of the second period when he was set up by ' Stanley and Montgomery. Both teams settled down and concentrated on defense waiting for their scoring chances, which were few and far between. When there was a chance both goalies came up big. Lucknow opened the scor, *ring In the third period or a goal by John Hamilton only to have Wingham comeback three .minutes later to bring themselves to within two. • .The hard body checking and skating continued through the third period but neither team could manage anymore offense despite their chanc- es. Next game in the series is in Wingham Tuesday night , 'at 8.30 p,mand then back in Lucknow Ftiday night at 8.30 p.m. Winner of the 50/50 draw was Anita Hogan. , • • • • • • • • , • • • . • • • • • ainfleet Opener goal 1)y Rick Jacklin bet Lucknow came right back 13 seconds later with a goal by lan Montgomery. -:Grant Clark took over then by scoring twogoals to .give. the Lancers a two goal lead. Wingliani'X Jim McGree •-• • • The Lucknow Juveniles took a - 2 beating in the first game of the 0.114.11.A. quarter finals held in Wain - fleet Sunday afternoon. Al- though the score remained close throughout the flrst two • • • Luckiiow a es brooi • team win playoff opener , Lucknow Ladies' broom - ball team won' their first game of the playoffs against The "Graveliunners" of the Blyth ladies' broomball • league on Tuesday. February 24th. The first period was score- less, but the action was fast and furious leading to Xever- al minutes in penalties being acquired bY the sometimes overbearing winger, • Patti - • Boak and the eager centre; Debbie Price. Early in the second period, the first goal was scored by the 'burly defencewoman, Barb Helm. Five minutes later, the "Gravelrunnets" managed to sneak . one in tying the game 1. - The tie score. forced the game into regulation five , minute oiertime. The dash- ing Lucknow centre, Arlene Turner, scored the first over - • time, goal with' a breakaway. Victory was close at hand - When Wendy Gerster, avid right winger, assisted by wiry Patti Boak, . scored, ending' the game 3 - 1 in, Lucknow's favour.' All the ladies played well with' special ineption to the outstanding gealie, Sheila Hunter who performed some scintillating saves: Lucknow now advances to playoff finals. periods, it wasn't the same Lucknow team that downed Paisley 9 - 0. With the score tied at one, Wainfleet tallied with just over four minutes re- maining in the second per- iod Lucknow was still unable to mount a strong offensive attack in the third period scoring only one goal to Wainfleet's seven. As Wain - fleet stretched their lead t� three goals, the local boys in a desperate attempt to re- cover, abandoned their de- fensive style of hockey leav- ing Ray Guay to the mercy of the Wainfleet shooters. Ray made several good saves on the initial plays but failure to clear the puck in the Luck - now zone resulted in five goals in less than three minutes. Lucknow rallied in the dying minutes on a goal by Steve MacPherson but ran out of time. Kevin Clark scored Lucknow's only other goal with Steve MacPherson. Brad Humphrey and Mike Brown picking up assists in the game. The game could just as easily gone in Lucknow's favour had they been able to capitalize on a number of opportunities early in the game but the breaks - just weren't there. -This Saturday night at 8.15 • Lucknow hosts Wainfleet in the second game of the best go ffive a mein series Wainfleetwit h, t ho ethird n sun. Sun- day. Mike Dennis- has been on the injured list since the Teeswater series but is ex pected to be back in action this weekend. Larry Mac- Pherson will be playing his .second game since being • injured last December and coach Kevin Murray will be back on the bench to fill out a full team roster. The Juveniles have been fortunate to have had good fan support all season and Sunday's game was no ex- ception. It's always good to know the home town is behind the team both at home and away. =•=, eammiaminis Lucknow Arena • Scheduk WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4 130 - 330 Moms and Tots 345 Brookside Mickey, THURSDAY, MARCH Industrial League Playoffs 830 Holyrood vs Luckhow 1000 Kintail vs Flying Dutchmen ' FRIDA.Y, 1VIARCII 6 700 Bantain Game Teetwater vs Lucknow 830 0.11.A. Int. C Playoffs • Wingham ys Lucknow • SATURDAT, ICH.7 • . • ., • • ,, • •• • 8:00 a. iri. - 7:00, p.m. Flea Tournament 8:15 Juvenile Game • 13.M.IL A. 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