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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-03-11, Page 10rM The Lucknow Fleas won the consolation trophy at the Lucknow Legion Flea Tourn- ament Saturday for the sec- ond, straight year. Eight area novice teams - competed in' the event at the Lucknow .Arena.Belgrave won . the tournament championship: Teeswater'played Lucknow in the opener with Lucknow losing 9 2: Brad Murray scored Lucknow's goals with Rod Crich •:assisting on, one. Ripley played Brussels los- ing 7. - 1 with David Moore scoring the Ripley goal as- sisted by Jerry Godfrey. Tiverton defeated Blyth 7 1 and Belgrave won against Mildmay 3 2. Lucknow entered the con- solation round against Ripley in a cliff hanger which ended in a 4 4 tie. A shootout decided the winner with Lucknow scoring two goals, making the final score 6 - 4: Lucknow goals were scor- Eldon; Mann of the Lucknow Legion presented the. consolation trophy to the captain of the Lackmow Fleas, Brad Murray, centre, and assistant. captain, ,Rod Crich, after theLac w . teamj aptured the consolation round at the Lucknow Legion Flea_ Tournament on Saturday. Luclmow defeated Ripley and: Mildmay to take the consolation while Belgrave went all the way to win the tournament champtonshlp. ►miles dead eet series it was a boisterous home- coming Monday morning when the bus load of Juven- iles and their fans reached the town limits at 2.30 a.m. A;ith the horns blaring and tired, but happy players hol- :ering from the open .wind-. -wvs. Five hours earlierthey had defeated Wainfleet by a score of 5 - 3 to take a'. 2 -1 lead in 'their, .best of five O.M.H.A. quarter finals. After losing in Wainfleet last Sunday by a. score: of '9 2, the Juveniles regrouped at home Saturday night and tame out skating. Lucknow took an early 2 - 0 lead and later stretched it to •1-1, but halfway through the second period Lucknow let up on the pressure , and Wainfleet came storming - back. At the midway point of the third period the visitors had tied the score at four before Lucknow came back to life. Two, . minutes ' later Brad Humphrey did a fancy bit of • stick 'handling in front of the Wainfleet net before putting away the game winner and from then on it was all Lucknow with three' more udanswered goals.' • Steve MacPherson led, the Lucknow attack with three goais followed by Brad Hum- phrey with two while Larry • MacPherson, Steve Simpson and Mike Dennis added singles. Donnie Dorscht playing his first game of the series made several key saves throughout the night in the Lucknow net: The next night in Wain - fleet, \ ain-fleet,, the locals got off to a. shakystart only to find themselves on the short end of a 3 ' - 1 -score • halfway through the first period. Determined • not to lose another game on Wainfleet. ice, they : fought back with goals from Paul Hamilton - and Kent "Orville” Alton to tie thescore at three. With just over eight minut- es left to play • the: game winner came off the stick; of who else but Brad Humphrey and two minutes later Paul Hamilton connected again with On insurance goal. Mike Brown ' scored Lucknow's first goal of the game. Special mention to . • the Lucknow defence who did an excellent job of keeping the shots on net well below last Sunday's total and to Ray Guay who handled ;the ones that did 8et by. The next game will be held in Lucknow on Saturday at 4:00 p.m. so come out and cheer on . the Juveniles in , their bid for the all Ontario • playoffs. • [Sentinel Staff Photo]` Teeswater defeated Brus- sels , 4 - 3 and Belgrave defeated Tiverton 6 1 in the championship round. Tees water and Belgrave entered the championship final. ` In the consolation round Mildmay won over Blyth 6, 0 and Mildmay entered the consolation decision ,against Lucknow. In the . consolation final, Lucknow defeated Mildmay 6 - 3: Scoring for . Lucknow were Brad Murray with 2 goals and three assists; Rod- ney Crich, with 2 goals and one assist; Robert Helm, one goal, Adrian Rau;' .one -goal and Brad Taylor, one :goal. Eldon Mann of the Luck - now Legion presented . the • consolation . trophy to Jhe Lucknow .'Flea captain, Brad Murray. and the* assistant ed. by Brad Murray, 4; Justin urray, :1; Rodney Crich, t with assists going to Shane "Mclnally,. Rod Crich, Donnie. Pickard and Adrian Rau. Ripley goals were Scored by„Kyle MacMillan, 2; Dale Brooks 1; Arthur Galloway, 1 with assists going to Mark MacLeod, 2 and Jerry God - captain, Rodney Crich, In the championship game • Belgrave defeated Teeswater 3 2. Eldon Mann presented the chamionship : trophy , to the Belgrave team captain. The Lucknow Fleas and their management . wish to acknowledge' the ` referees. who gave their time free of charge for the tournament, David °Emberlin, Lance. Sand- erson, Brian Murray, Grant Murray, , Randy Alton, Ai th- ur Clark, Rick Taylor, David Black, Brad Petteplace, Blair Alton \ and Gary Sutton. The team also acknowled- ges the Flea mothers ' who assisted by helping serve lunch at the Legion and tak- ing admission at the door, also their fathers who assist - bed by keeping score during. the games. in hockey drams Winners for the month. of February in the Lucknow and District Kinsmen hockey pool were as follows: Fell uary 7, with, a tine .;of . 38 seconds, Ray Guay and Evans ,Helm. February 14, 45 seconds, Emerson Hickey and the Royal Bank Staff, Lucknow. Help keep the promise Elect a Davis governm February. 21, 23• seconds, Doug Hamilton and Jim Huston. February 28, 25 seconds, John De Brpyn and Tharen. Riley:• ; Thereare two winners each week as two complete pools were sold. . Ontario is rich in promise. We have the • people, the resources, the initiative and the vitality to make Ontario the envy of the world. But promises do not fulfill them- selvs. To build the future we need strength and leadership: Premier Bill Davis has demonstrated that Leadership. He has shown that he has the under- standing and the vision to identify the priorities .in Ontario's future and to take Pippins season's winners Ladies high single and triple was rolled by Hanna Hartemink with 236 and 589. Ladies 200 and over: Han- na Hartemink 236, 226, Eva Boit "230, 215. Men's high single Norman Bolt 226 and high triple Jim Laois 562.' Men. 200 and over; Nati' the vigorous action needed to capitalize • on them. • • The Davis Government's new B.I:L.D. plan is a comprehensive economic program, designed`to stimulate the . economy, create jobs and to realize Ontario's future ,potential. • • • The B.I:L.D. program provides for the necessary planning and assistance to' create growth in all the following areas. of ,activity: energy independence, develop - meat of resources, including. farming and • forestry: industry: human resourdes, with new emphasis on training for skilled and professional employment: transportation and communications: tourism: every aspect of Ontario's economic life. And the B.I.L.D. program is backed by the solid performance of the Davis government in economic activities which have created. new Ontario jobs atthe average rate 6f .1.00,000 pet -Oar for the last five years. Ontario needs the strength and experi- ence of Premier Bill Davis as its .leader.. On March 19th, you will have your chance to support: the B, I. L. D. program, to keep the prornise.of Ontario through your Support of your Davis candidate. On March l9th, elect your Davis candidate Vote Progressive C�nservative. • Imo ,dolt 226, Harry Lavis 212, Jim Lavis 206, Jerry v.d. Klippe 202. Team points and stand- ings: Pippins 7, 87; Spys 0, 75; Macs 7, 72; Kings 2, 68; .- Snows 0, 66;. Wealthys 5, 52. • Congratulations to the Pip - pini for being the season's winners. BOB RUTHERFORD • Ory-Rnu e GARY HARRON JIM BitITNELL Huron -Bruce Huron -Middlesex