The Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-01-07, Page 15Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 7, 1987—Page 15
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Lancers capture consolation trophy
The Lucknow Lancers started the New'
Year off on the right foot as they captured
the consolation trophy at the Milverton
tournament on the weekend.
Brussels 3 Lancers 2 R
In the first game, the Brussels In-
termediates lead by Gary Dauphin, the
former Lancers coach, took a comman-
ding 3-0 lead after two periods and held off
the Lancers attack in the third to win 3-2.
Brad Humphrey and Allan Eadie scored
for the Lancers.
Lancers 5 Wellesley 2
The second game saw the Lancers
square off with Wellesley in a must -win
situation and the lancers responded with a
5-2 victory. Eugene Johnston gave the
locals a 1-0 lead early in the game with a
blast from the corner and Paul Hamilton
Murray leads
On Frida December 19, the Lucknow
Bantams hos d Tiverton for their second
last game of th 986 year.
Lucknow 8 Tiverton 3
Tiverton started the excitement by slipp-
ing the first goal past Lucknow's goalie -
Jonathon Nelson. Ron Crich came back for
Lucknow by , scoring their first goal
assisted by Brad Murray and David
/Schuler. Brad Murray then scored the next
two goals assisted by Rod Crich and kent
Campbell on the first goal and Donnie
Gammie on the second goal.
Jim Sinnett made the score 4-1
unassisted and, soon after, Brad Murray
made the score 5-1 assisted by Scott Gib-
son and Rod Crich.
Tiverton then knocked in the next two
goals to add to the excitement of the game,
making the score 5-3 for Lucknow.
Kent Campbell spiced, the game up even
more as he came up from defence to score
an unassisted goal. Brad Murray scored
and Mike Whitcroft added one each as the
Lancers led 3-0 after one period. Wellesley
got on the scoreboard early in the ssecond
period, but goals by Brad Humphrey and
Allan Eadie put the game out of reach.
Lancers 3 Milverton 1
° This put the Lancers in the consolation
final against Milverton and with 175 ($ )
good reasons to win, there was no stopping
e Lancers. Rod Simpson's shot from the
point fooled the goalie and the Lancers
quickly led 1-0. Paul Hamilton fired one
home later in the period for a two goal
lead, but Milverton scored one early in the
second to cut the lead in half. Rod Simpson
scored his second of the day to end the
scoring and clinch the victory.
Showdown
In the showdown part of the tournament
Ba
Ray Guay was a close second in the goalie
category while honorable mention goes to
Steve Simpson in the shoot-out category.
Holiday es
Other games over the holidays saw the
Lancers beat Lion's Head and then battle
to a 6-6 draw with Kincardine.
Mystery man
This week's mystery guest is Lancer
rearguard and junior gymnast Paul
Maclntyre. Paul's defensive style of play
helps make the goalies job easier as many
offensive rushes come toa bruising halt at
the blueline.
The Lancers 'travel: to Lion's Head Fri
day night and host Lion's Head in Lucknow
next Sunday.
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his fourth of the night, assisted by Kent
Campbell and Donnie Gammie. Jamie..
Johnston scored the final goal of the even-
ing assisted by Jim Sinnett and Scott
Gibson.
The Bantam team gave the fans a great
eyeing of cheap entertainment every Fri-
day at the Lucknow arena. This "is a per-
sonal invitation from the team to drop in
and join us at 8:30 p.m. On Monday,
December 22, the boys will travel to
Mildmay for an 8 p.m. gaine.
Brussels upends Lucknow 'Midgets
in high scoring contest recently
The Lucknow Midgets met Brussels at
home last Monday night. It was a very ex-
citing game with the lead going back and
forth between the two teams throughout
the whole game.
Brussels 11 Lucknow 8
Lucknow played a tough game and put
up a great fight, but Brussels was ahead in
the end by a 11-8 score.
Lucknow's first two goals were scored
by Kevin DeJong, the second being
assisted by Jeff Gammie. Steve DeJong
'also scored once assisted by Scott Hackett
and Jeff Burgsrna. John Vandervelde got
his second hat -trick in two games. His
goals were assisted by Scott Hackett, Jeff
Pollard and Kevin. DeJong. Scott Hackett
got two consecutive goals in the second
period assisted by Steve DeJong and Steve
Huffman.
Pee Wee. B's
lose to Belmore
The Lucknow Pee Wee "B's" travelled
to Belmore for their first gape of 1987 on
January 2.
Belmore 9 Lucknow 4
Lucknow was off to a good start in the
first period and ended the period with ,a 4-2
lead. Scoring for Lucknow were Travis
Brown from Stanley Kikkert, Matthew
Sproul from Stanley Kikkert, Stanley Kik-
kert from Matthew Sproul, and Matthew
Sproul unassisted.
Unfortunately, that was it for Lucknow.
Belmore monopolized the scoring adding
seven more for the final score of 9-4 for
Belmore. Several penalties showed the
frustration of the Lucknow teams
Ripley 6 Lucknow 2
Lucknow played at home against Ripley
on January 3.
Lucknow opened up and showed a pro
mising first period to end with a tie on a
goal by Tom Hogan from Chris Humphrey.
Ripley's Ken Neable scored unassisted.
During the second period, both teams
managed another goal. Ripley's Scott
Vandenhogen from Devitt and Mark Bak-
ker from. Marvin Kikkert. Then, Ripley's
Ken Neable netted two more to make it 4-2
for Ripley at the end of the second period.
During the third period, Lucknow had
two penalties and Ripley scored twice to
put Lucknow away with a 6-2 loss.
Lucknow seemed to have several
chances;' but Ripley goalie Jeff
Vanderhoek kept them off the scoreboard.
Needless to say, Lucknow will have a prac-
tice on Thursday night.
Ladies 7 p.m.
Team Standings
Cows - 54; Sheep - 46; Porkers - 41;
Horses - 34; Goats - 32; Mules - 24.
In bowling on December 29, Joan Liv-
ingston bowled the high single and triple
with scores of 290 and 667.
Games over 200: Joan Livingston - 290,
201; Nancy Farrish - 255; Betty Mole - 236;
Betty Stanley - 227, 200; Barb Ross - 229,
208; Marie Park - 227; Roberta Whytock -
225; Maggie Cleland - 210, 216; Alice Rit-
chie - 217; Marg Hamilton - 216; Judy
Sanderson - 209; Bertha Olson - 208; Kay
Crawford - 205; Shani Webb - 203.
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