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Bantam A's on a steady roll
The Lucknow 'Bantam A's have been on11141111111.111111111111111
a steady roll, succeeding in putting away
the Hanover B's 16 4 0, Wallace 8 - 2 and
Drayton 10 - 5. This team is really shap-
ing up in their regular season; with lots
of action from everyone. In -eight regular
season games, seven have been sue-
eessful for Lucknow and they have one
win and one loss in exhibition hockey.
The Silver Stick Tournament has so far
(as of Dec. 29) been sueeessful. Lucknow
won over Tata 7 - 0, Drayton 6 -3 and
Hillsburg' 5 - 3. This° will allowed the
team to goto the quarterfinals.
Luekuow vs Tara
Darryl Gibson was very definitely in
the right place at the right time when he
took a pass from Justin Murray, assisted
by Stan Kikkert and opened the scoring.
Chris Steventon, and Justin Murray
would not let up' as they .kept coming•m
on Tara and finally netted the second
goal off the stick of Stevenson,
Brad Rhody took his time and put a
real nice pass onto the' stick of Vince
Sticklend for the third, Donnie Cuillerier
tipped one over to Matt Drennan who put
the fourth away.
Sticklend received another nice pass
from team mate Sproul and put the fifth
one -in. Justin Murray showed a lot of
determination that finally' payed off for
the sixth, assisted by Warren ,Andrew:
Christ Huulphroy netted the final but not
the least, assisted by Stevenson.
Lucknow vs Drayton
Drayton caught Lucknow unaware
when they opened the scoring 30seconds
into the first period. They did not enjoy
this lead very long as Justin *Murray was
eager to get it back and tied the game.
Stevenson ,and. Andrew 'assisted. Drayton
came back once more but left two
-unanswered goals on the clock.
Justin Murray and Stevenson were
really hungry and netted one goal a piece
PORTS
assisted by each other with CuiUierier
and Sproul.
In the second period, Lucknow blew
two more past Drayton. Stevenson netted
the first assisted by Justin Murray and
Stan Kikkert put the fifth in assisted by
Stevenson and Andrew.
Drayton tried once more and tine ran
out on them when Chris Humphrey who
was busy all day put the final and sixth
goal past the Drayton net minder, •
assisted by, Clint Murray and Matt
Drennan.
Luekuow vs Hillsburg
This game' was the most exciting with
the Lucknow team killing off penalties all
night. Lucknow opened the scoring with
a shot from Clint' Murray assisted by
Stevenson, who had just stepped out of
the penalty box. Humphrey also drew an
assist Hillsburg managed to tie the game.
:_ • Stan Kikkert did not want any .part in
a tie game so he broke it assisted by
Gibson and Justin Murray.
Drennan took advantage of sloppy
clearing by Hillsburg and put the third in
assisted .by Humphrey 'and "Justin
Murray.
Sticklend poked away at the puck and
finally put it under the Hillsburg net
minder, assisted by Sproul and Justin
Murray.
Hillsburg scored while Lucknow as
short two men, but Clint' Murray clinch-
ed the game assisted by Humphrey. The
quarter final was played Friday evening,
'December 29, but due to the holidays fur
ther reading will not be available until
next week.
Penalty free hockey
sweepstakes returns
The penalty free hockey sweepstakes is
a promotion to encourage skills, safety
and sportsmanship in hockey. The contest:
is open to Ontario's 16,000 amateur
hockey teanis and runs from. January 1
to January 31, 1990. Clubs which play
penalty free games during the contest
period can win one of 16" team prizes. •
Last year saw 2,800 entries. ,
The Penalty Free Sweepstakes was
developed by the members of the Hockey
Development Centre for Ontario, is spon-
sored by Esso Petroleum Canada and
supported by the Ontario Ministry of
Tourism and .Recreation.
There is a direct relationship between
penalties and injuries. in amateur hockey.
A joint study of injuries in hockey •was
conducted by the Ministry of Tourism
and Recreation and the Hockey Develop=
Puck
Stick
Other
Hit Boards
Fell On Ice 21
Collision 14
Check 6
Hit From Behind 8
Skate 3
Fight
Atom
or
Below
ment Centre indicates that the nuriiber of
injuries for 'last season in Ontario was •
just under 15,000. The approximately
11,500 teams avergged 1.3 injuries per
'team over the 8 month season.
By .Age/Level of Play
Based on 15,000 injuries (excluding in-
dustrial/recreational teams) the following,
shows percentages forage and level of'
play: Bantam/Midget 41%, PeeWee 13%,'
Atom ...and below 8%, Oldtimers 12%,
Senior 4%, College/University 3%,
Juvenile/Intermediate. 4%, Junior 10%,
Secondary Schools 5%.
• , Location on Body
Shoulder 22%, head/face 15%, - other
3%, ankle/foot 6%, ;knee 16%, leg 7%, tor- •
so 16%, arm/wrist, hand 15%.
Type of Injury
Fracture 18%, 'Dislocation 9%, torn •
ligament 8%,' concussion 5%, dental 3%,
other 7%; laceration 7%, bruise/pull 43%. •
Hockey Injuries 88-89
AGENT .OF INJURY - %'
Pee 'Bantam
wee Midget
Sec. Junior Juv. College
School • Int. ' Univ.
13 5 '7 7
11 7 11 8
2 6 9 .5
22 8 11
6'
13
28
11
4
5
18
37
11
3
13
3
19
32
13
7
°3
14
10
10'
5
16
25
17
3
21
8
12
4
13
29
13.
Senior Ind. • Old-
timers
7 9 17
10 . 19
8 10
11 13
4 4
20 11
27 26
12 6
17
20
11
14
4
1 2 4
6
12
21
14
15
26
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Crop production report
Copies of the Huron Soil and Crop Im=
provement Association Annual Report are
avai able from the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food office in Clinton.
.Included in the report are producer varie-
ty trials for corn, -soybeans, white beans,
barley and wheat; results of the corn
high yield competition; nitrogen rate
study on corn; soybean inoculant trials
and weather summary information.
Membership to the Association supports
these projects and entitles members to
receive a subscription to the Soil and
Crop Messenger. Cost is $5.00 per year.