The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-03-03, Page 6sport bielnow SesfLd„ Wednesday, March. 3, .1952—Pae 3 Sepoys win first playoff series . The Lucknow Sepoys won. their first series by defeating Tara in a hart4fqught :battle. three games to chile. , • The Lucknow Sepoys took a one game lead in their series against Tara February 21. It was an Action filled game with both goals and penalties being in abund- ance. The Sepoys led 4.2 in the first,with Mark Frayne. scor- ing on "a penalty shot. The second period was faster with the .Sepoys again • retiring with the lead. During .the third. period Lucknow played some terrific defensive hockey, Q playing most of the period short handed. Mark Frayne picked up a hat trick during the third to makethe final score 9.7. Ray Guay made some ex- cellent saves 'during the game.. Lucknow's other goals .were scored by Randy Alton,. Barry Fairway, John Mac- Leod, Tam Forster and Doug Stevenson. On Wednesday night the Sepoys travelled to Tara and it was quite a .change frau the previous games. With penalty minutes' down con- siderably, , on-siderably,, it was a much better game. The referees even commented "Excellent Game" on the game sheen, The end of the first period found the teams tied at one with. Randy Alton scoring the only goal. for Lucknow. Tara again took the lead early in the second period and Lucknow had to play catch up hockey. They played it well and Mark Frayne scored twice while the de- fense played great, allowing Tara to score only konce more during the iest of the game.. Pat Murray put in • the game winner and John Em - Berlin. popped in the insur- ance goal for the Sepoys. - The Sepoys will now meet Teeswater Which should. prove to be an excellent series. On Friday . night, Lucknow will play in Tees - water at 8.30 p.m. These two teams will play again here on Sunday at 4.00 p.m. See you, at the arena. Atoms playing Brussels series The Atoms are presently in a best two out of three series with Brussels in .the .OMHA DD playoffs. The first game was " played in Lucknow on. February 24. Ina very close gamethe visitors were able to gain a 3 1 victory. The first scoring in the game came near the end" of the second period to' put Brussels ahead. Midway through the third, Lucknow came . back to tie the score with Jim Sinnett scoring on a pass from Elmer Foran.' Brussels then scored their second to go out in front again. In the last couple of min- utes of the game the visitors scored" the insurance •marker." Jonathan Nelson played an outstanding game in goal. The Lucknow team was Lucknow fleas defeat Belgrave, Ripley Dale Priestap's hat trick led the Lucknow Fleas to a 5 - 1 trouncing of the Belgrave Tyke team when they played at the Lucknow Arena Feb- ruary 20. Chris ' Stevenson opened the scoring for Lucknow at the four minute mark of the first period when . he :.scored unassisted. . Priestap got his fust goal • of the night assisted ` by Justin Murray 27 • seconds. later and the 'local 'lads led 2 - 0 at the end of,,the first. Priestap made his .second marker at the 9.56 point of the second period assisted by , Murray and Stevenson. Stev- en. Stothers\ scored, . assisted by Derek Turner, and Pries- tap scoredhis hat trick with 47 seconds left in 'the second period. The hometown team led 4 - 0 at the end of the second. Belgrave came back in the third and managed to put one past Lucknow goalie Russell Sutton to • rob him of his shutout at the 7.50 •mark of the third period. On Friday. night Lucknow met Ripley in. Ripley and ' came away with a 4 = 3 victory. • Ripley opened the scoring at the 13.12 mark of the fust. period and Lucknow's Steven Stothers answered with an unassisted goal two minutes later. Lucknow . dominated the score: sheet in the second period taking a 4 1 lead, on goals by Justin Murray, Adrian Rau and Michael Vandervelde, all unassisted. Lucknow held onto their.. solid .lead until the dying minutes of the game when Ripley scored two unanswer- ed goals with 1.34 minutes and again with 28 seconds left in the game. The Lucknow boys play host ' to the annual Flea 'Hockey Tournament this Sat- urday when area teams will play for the championship trophy. All the novice teams in the area are playing some very gdod hockey so • come out and cheer the .boys • on. Spends weekend with grandma •from page 2 McIntyre, Wingham, Mr. • and Mrs. Allan Falconer, Tony, Timmy and. Amy and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. Mrs. Tiffin received gifts among which was a beautiful comforter. Lynn Falconer . of, Sarnia and friend, „Ria Sulkerson, also of Saia, spent the weekend with,. her grand- mother, Mrs. Cassie Mow- bray. Kathy Purdon of Willow- dale spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Purdon. David Adams. of Windsor. is spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. Paulinel, ,Adams. Win draw Winners of the draw spon- sored by the Wingham As- sociation for. the Mentally Retarded are Ross Hamilton and James Snyder, both of Wingham. able to keep the play in the Brussels zone for much of the game, " unfortunately .they failed to . capitalize. A good positive winning attitude combined with more accurate shooting could be the differ- ence for the locals: The series promises to be very close, as indicated in the first game. The second game was to be played: in Brussels. Tuesday, March 2 and if Lucknow wins, the third and deciding game will ' be in Lucknow Wednesday, March 3 at 7.00 p.m. Lucknow Atoms were 'guest participants in a Minor Sportsday at 'Tiverton on Saturday, , February •20. Tiv- erton came out with a 7 - 5 win in very• clean, close contest. • • Lucknow's first goal was scored' late in the first period by Kent Campbell, unassist- ed. Midway through the sec- ond frame, Rod Crich con-. • nected on a pass from Scott Gibson. Tiverton came back to score in a scramble in front of the Lucknow net. Elmer Foran put Lucknow up two with Rod Crich assisting. The next two goals were scored by Tiverton to end the second period with a 3 - 3 tie. Tiverton went ahead early in the third Only to have Brad Murray, dent the twine on -a combination with . Kent. Campbell. This put Lucknow even again. Tiverton came back with two more before Scott Gibson scoredLuck- now's fifth goal unassisted. Another goal by Tiverton put them " up two to end the game. An indication of the Lucknow team . effort is the fact that each of the local's goals were scored by differ- ent players. '. � W1thus,\ yourbusiness could really go places. See us at The Bedford "Hotel Goderie h, Ontario REPRESENTATIVE Paul .McCusker• ON: .The 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each Month Next Visit Date: March 9, 1982 We're 'FBDB, and our mandate is to encourage business development • and expansion.. If you need backing, and have a problem getting it, try us. We offer financing, counselling, management training, and information about government assistance programs for business. • Perhaps together we can get your plans moving. FEDERAL BUSINESS BANOUE F Dt:RALE DEVELOPMENT BANK DE D�VELOPPEMENT Your success is our only business. For. an appolntmait or further Infor- mation du the Bank's services call 271-5650 [collect) or write 1036 Ontario • St., Stratford, Ontario; Canaria ,p. ClassI�ed ads great for people who like money. 'Escape to Our n Golf -Tennis - Heated Pools Oceanfront Hotel. Apartments Fishing - Sailing, - Beautiful Beaches Restaurant - Lounge o For more information. cal or write: Indian River Plantation Resort. Hutchinson Island 385 N_E, Plantation Road. Stuart. Fl.• 33494 (305) 22.25.3700 • - (45 miles north of. Palm Beach) Complete Hotel Services ju.v.v.m....r...vwr•••.w.ry ..a...v.vwrs Beau1y Boutique•1 Phone 528.3837 i Senior Citizen's Day I. r Tuesdays j APPONTMENT NOT NECESSARY i PERMS - CUTS - COLOURS - BLOWING CLIP AND SAVE Joy Jurfens • 13AN?11R 131JYS 2 -1981 BUICK SKY LARKS, 4 door, 4 cyl. 1980 ASPEN, 2• door [Special Edition] 1979 CORDOBA; with alr 1979 CHRYSLER 'NEWPORT, 4 door 1979 ASPEN, 4 door 1979 CHEV IMPALA statlonwagon with alr TRUCKS' 1978 DODGE, Carry Van HAMM'S BLYTH PHONE 5244342