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Loe!mew Sentinel, Wednesday, March 31, 1982-rPage.5
Ripley midgetswin group trophy
Last Sunday afternoon the
Ripley Midgets hockey team
returned . home with the
Group D. trophy as , they
defeated Blyth in the finals
by a score of 3 to 1. This is the
second year in a row that
Ripley has won this trophy.
Scoring the goals for Ripley
were Larry Colling, Paul
Keegan, and Terry Irwin. '
The game was played in
Wingham starting at one on
Sunday afternoon. Reporter
Finlay MacLennan said that
there was a good crowd of
Ripley fans in the Wingham
arena for this excellent
hockey game. Thirty-two
teams, played inthis
Wingham midget tour-
nament in the different
groups from A down.
To qualify for the finals the
Ripley team • defeated
Hensall in their .first game
by a, score 9 to 2, This was
earlier in the week, Scorers
for Ripley were Terry Irwin
and Eric van der Glas with.
two goals each and singles
by Danny MacDonald, Kevin
Boyle, Sean Johnson, Paul
Keelan and Mike. Nicholson.
Then in the semi-finals
Ripley defeated. Paisley 7 to.
2. Getting one goal each were
Terry Irwin, Eric van der
Glass, Danny Smeltzer, Paul
Keegan, and Danny
MacDonald for five of the
seven goals for Ripley.
Larry Colling playing
defense tallied 2 goals and
made 5 assists for 7 .points in
this Paisley game. Frank
MacLennan was the.
goalkeeper in all three
games.
After the win on Sunday all
the players got individual
trophies. Beside those
mentioned above, they are.
Jeff Scott . (con. 4), Gary
Rutledge, Paul Harris,
Shawn Morrison, Dave
Pepper and Bpbby Cameron.
Terry Irwin got • the most
valuable player trophy. The
coaches are Lynn and Brent
Armstrong, and the manager
is Tom Stevenson, For
qualifying for the finals the
Blyth team took •home the
consolation trophy for 'D
group,
On Monday night of this
week Ripley started the first
game for the Western
Ontario Athletic Association
(WOAA) finals with Elm
Logan. This is a best 3 out of
5 games.
�Outlaws dose Bervie series
The Lucknow Outlaws
played 'the third, .game of
their five game playoff series
against. Bervie Wednesday
night, winning 3 - 1 in
overtime.
The Outlaws knew they
had to win this .game to stay
in the series and they came..
out to win.
They set the fast pace of
the game and took shot atter
shot on . net but could hot
seem tip beat the Bervie
goalie. Gerald Cook carried.
the ball up to the Bervie end
and got a shot away, which
was smothered by the Bervie
goalie, Wayne McDonagh
acted on the rebound and put
the shot, into the empty net to
tie "the. score 1 - 1. •
The ganie was forced into
overtime and the teams
played five minutes with four
men on the ice. Rick Conley.
scored two goals giving the
Outlaws a 3 - 1 win.
The fourthgame of the
series was played Sunday. ,
Despite their efforts, the
Outlaws' luck ran out ani,
coupled with injuries, a win
wasn't possible. They lost 1•-
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0 ending their playoff hopes
and their season.
The Outlaws had a good f
season and are pleased with j
their placing, • considering
this is only their second
season of play. This year also lljj
saw • them host the first f
Annual Lucknow Outlaws
Broomball.. Tournament
'which was a success.
For now,• they have hung
,up their broomball shoes and
taken down.: theircleats to.
• prepare for the upcoming
baseball season. See you at
the ball park!
Down at the bo'wlhig lanes
Youth Bowling
Senior high single, Dwayne
Allan 251. Senior high, triple,
Duayne Allan 523.
Junior high single, Paul
Carter 280. Junior high
triple, Paul Carter 611.
• Bantam high single, Luke. •
Cranston 154. Bantam high
triple, Luke Cranston 378.
Points:. • Corvets 2681/2,
Firebirds 246%, Lambergin=.
is 2331/2, . Cadillacs 2261/2,
Ferraris 216, Z28's 167.
Men's Bowling
High ` single, Gerry Ross
309. High triple, Ron Stanley
778: ti'
Games over 225: Gerry
Ross 309, Donald . MacKin-
non 288, Ron Stanley 286,
266, 226, Ken Harmer) ,252,
George Stanley 251, John
VanDiepen 242, 236, John
Park 230.
Final standings: Oldsmo
• biles 2, 112; Fords .7, 84;
Mustangs 0, 75; Dodges 0,
56; Pontiacs 5, 89; Buicks 7,
'Ladies' 9 O'clock
High single, Wilma Elliott.
254. ' High triple, Wilma
Elliott 596.
Games. over 200: • Wilma.
Elliott 254, Mary. Lou Ray-
nard 216, Doris . Eadie 200,
Barb Helm201, Chris Mc-
Donald 233, 207, Wendy Nix-
on 215, Shirley Allen 213,
Anne McDonald 244.
Team points: Crocus 5, Iris
7, Snowdrops 5, Hyacinths
0, Tulips 2, Daffodils 2.
Team standings: Iris 21,
Snowdrops 27, Crocus 12,
Tulips 18, Daffodils ,
.Hyacinths 13.
Congratulations to the Iris,
playoff champs.
Season's high single,
Marie -Scott 365. Season's
high triple, Dianne Carter
670. High average, Joanne
Searle -185.
Season's champs, Snow-
drops, captain Chris McDon-
ald, Pat Porter, June Bren-
ner, Shirley • Allen, Joyce
Elphick, • Wendy , Nixon,
109. •t' ettai*nby. 8.
Junior fleas finih
I •
season °with vin
•
The Lucknow Junior Fleas
• treated their fans once more
to another exciting, game,
winning against Ripley on
Saturday night in Lucknow, 2
0. It was a shutout for goalie
Clint Murray.
After remaining scoreless
fer one and a half periods,
Lucknow's first goal came
from Adrian Helm on a break
away at the 6.04 minute of
the second period'.
p?ad Rhody was credited
with the second goal which
came in the third period with
Donald Cuillerier and Robert
Hamilton assisting. •
It was their last game of
the season and everyone
would like to thank them for
rjob well done. They •have.
made the game of hockey a
very exciting experience for
everyone involved.
Games over 300, Marie
Scott 365, Barb Tyler 301,
Most improved bowler,
Joyce Hedley, plus 21. Most
improved new bowler, Pat
• Porter, plus 18.
Playoff champs, Iris, cap-
tain Lynn Wall, Ruth Mc-
Kenzie, ' Sharon Cullerier,
Carol Adams, • Cindy Nixon.,
Joyce Hedley; Betty Smith.
Playoff high single, Carol
Atkinson 295. Playoff high
^triple; Lyii►► Wall 678.
�Skaters
pass
CFSA
tests
" • Several Lucknow figure
.skaters jassed Canadian Fig-
u•re Skating Association tests
at a Test Day held in Wing-
' ham in March.
Preliminary. Dante
Janine Helm • Dutch
Waltz; Shauna Andrew
Dutch,Waltz; Tanya Turner -
Dutch Waltz; Tracy Steer,
Dutch Waltz, Canasta Tan-
go; Dana Humphrey -. Swing
Preliminary Figures
Dana Humphrey and Hea-•
thcr -Priestap.
' Junior Bronze Dante
Cindy .Struthers - Fiesta.
Leisa Rau passed her First
Figure and completed her'
Junior Bronze Dance by
passing her Willow at a test
day hela in .Wingham in
November. • ,
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