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Outlaws defeat T *st.ater but lose to Cargill
On Wednesday, January
20,the Lucknow Outlaws
played Cargill. The Outlaws
played an outstanding game.
The Cargill players seemed
to hit and bounce off big Ken
Fisher and like McDonagh
stopped 34 shots in net.
Unfortunately • the Out-
law's great plays did not.
result In any goals. The final.
score was 1 - 0 in Cargills
favour.
Cargill is one of the best
teams in the ` league, The
Outlaws have played thein
before and the score was
considerably more than 1- 0.
The team should be pleased.'
therefore with the final . out-
come
utcome of the game.
On Sunday, the Outlaws
played two games. In the
first game they met Teeswat
er who took a 2 0 lead: The
Outlaws soon came back to
tie at 2 2.
Everyoneplayed a good
game up to that point,
especially Gerald Cook. He
seemed to slumber dreamily
around thefice, making one
good play after the next,
The Outlaws were not
about to settle for a 2 - 2 tie.
With eight minutes left in the
game, Anthony Howald and
Steve Chamney burst on to
the ice. With their offensive
and defensiveskills they
soon put pressure on the
opponents and with four
seconds remaining in the
game John Beadle .slipped
one past the Teeswater
goalie to give the Outlaws
well deserved win.. 'Final
score 3 - 2.
Scoring for Lucktiow were
John . Beadle, Lloyd Mor-
Sepoys defeat Lions Head 6 - 5
It looked like the Sepoys
were back to true form on
Friday night as, they pulled
off a hard earned victory
against Lions Head.
It was back and forth all,
the first period with the boys
retiring to the rooms tied 2 -
2.
John Emberlin and Paul
Hamilton scored the first two
for Lucknow.
The second and third were
carbon copies with fast skat-
ing and solid checking being
the name of the game. The
second period ended tied
again with each team picking
up two more goals:
The third period ended in
Skaters
pass
NFSA
tests
Lucknow's favour with . Ray.
Guay making save after save
as he too seemed to come out
of the slump that has plagu-
ed the Sepoys for some time.
As the . last minute ticked
away and Lions Head put on
Beginners
Tanya Sutherland, Michel-
le Sheppard, Perry. Shep-
pard, Steven Rintoul, Craig
Jefferson, Angela Boyd, Hol-
ly Dauphin, Scott Rintoul,
Teresa Jefferson, Heather
Jefferson, Michael Camp=
bell, Kurtis Purdon, Jodie
Riley, Chris de Jong.
Stroking
Perry Sheppard, Steven
Rintouli, Michelle Sheppard,
Craig Jefferson, :Angela
Boyd, Kurtis Purdon, • Dan*
Park, Jody Riley and Holly, •
Dawson. ' .
Elementary
Michelle Sheppard,. An-
gela Boyd, Jason Dillman,
Kurtis Purdon, Candy Field-
er.
Basic
Derek Turner, Melissa
Logtenberg, Clifford Fielder,
Erin Johnstone;' Kurt Pur-
' don.
• Novice
Derek Turner, Becky Ack-
ert, Warren Andrew, Clifford
Fielder.
Duke I
Tanya Turner, Jill Camp-
bell, Vickie Owen.
Novice II
Tanya Turner, Tracey
Steer, Janine Helm, Julie
Collins, Shauna Andrew.
Dance II
Tracey Steer, Dana Hum-
phrey.
al
the extra man, it was defers-
sive hockey at its best. Final
score was 6 - 5.
Other goals were scored by
Pat Murray with 2, John
Hamilton and Mark Frayne.
This ends the regular
season play for the Sepoys
and playoffs should begin
this weekend. As yet the
team is not sure who they
will meet, so watch for
posters and listen for radio
announcements.
rison, John Beadle.
The second game,'` against
Glamis was not quite so
exciting as the first. Despite
their hard work and effort,
Ludrnow could not seem to
score, The final score was 2 -
• 0 for Glamis,
Next weekend the Outlaws
travel to. Windsor to play in a
tournament. Good luck,
guys!
Play two games
Five members of the Sen- for the Junior Fleas.
for Fleas assisted the, Junior
Fleas when they played
Wingham Saturday morning.
Senior Flea Jason, Cameron
played his first game in goal
making a fine effort for his
initial effort wearing the big
pads.
The 5 - 2 loss did not occur
because ofa.lack of trying, as
the game had the spectators
on the edge of their seats.
throughout the game. Most
fans agreed, it wasthe most
exciting game of the season
Scoring for Lu&n w were
senior Fleas, Mike , Vander
veld with Adrian Rau assist -
ng and Adrian Rau unassist-
ed.
The Senior Fleas assisted
by several Junior Fleas play-
ed Tiverton in Lucknow on
Saturday evening coming
away with a b -1 win. Scoring,
for Lucknow were . Justin
Murray with 2; Chris Stev-
enson with 1; Brian, Olson,1;
Dile Priestap, 1; Peter Neu -
fled, 1; Matthew; Drennan, 1.
to be won.
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