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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-02-08, Page 13Lijcknow Midges win 'first playoff game BY LYNN ELPIICK • On February 6 in Milverton the Lucknow Midgets won their first playoff game 6-4 in the best of of a 3 game series. Goals for Lucknow were as follows: Paul Hamilton, Larry MacPherson, 2; Steve Simpson, Steve MacPherson, Brad Hum- phrey. Assists: Steve Simpson, Ray Guay, Steve MacPherson, Larry MacPherson, Randy Guay, Don, Elliott, Sunday, February 12 at 3.45 at ° Lucknow arena the Lucknow Midgets will host the Milverton Midgets so come on out and cheer your team onto victory. Midget. Scoreboard DEFENCE Barry Elphick Danny Londry Bob Hackett Don Elliott Dave Errington FORWARDS Kevin Clark Steve MacPherson Paul Hamilton Steve Simpson Steve Davidson Pat Boyle Brad Humphrey Larry MacPherson Doug Dorscht Randy Guay Joe Boyle GOALIES Roddy Havens• Ray Garry Don Dorscht G.P. GOALS ASSISTS TOTAL 17 7 13 20 10 8 1 9 15 - 19 7 18 9 19 7 18 16 20 28 18 10 13 5 20 11 14 6 20 16 20 " 10 12 5 11 3 2 17 11 10 18 12 25 6 9 11 16 9 5 1 2 24 20 17 34 40 35 11 20 19 32 19 10. 4 E P NALTIES 78 Min. 27>> 14 " Juveniles trounce Wiarton .Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1978 --Page 13 Lancers edge by Saints BY KEN HAMILTON On Sunday, February 5, St. Clements Saints came to Lucknow for their second meeting of the, year with the Lancers. Goal tender Jim Frayne faced more than 30 shots, including a second period penalty shot on which he came up with a good save. St. Clements scored the first goal of the game in a first period that saw a lot of close checking and not many shots on net. The second period saw" Luck- now jump into a 2-1 lead on a goal by John Emberlin from Graham Hamilton and, Carl Stanley, and secondly an unassisted goal by Ian' Montgomery. The Lancers took a 3-1 lead early in the third period on a goal by Jim Murray from Graham Hamilton and Carl Stanley. The St. Clements team put on a burst in the third period and in the space of 12 seconds had tied the score. The two teams settled in to play hockey and the rest of the game was full of good plays _and good_ saves by both goalies. The game was still tied at the end of regulation dine and the • two teams went into a 10 minute sudden death overtime, With only 1 minute, 54 seconds left in the period, Jim Murray took a pass from John Emberlin and Carl Stanley, and "slid the puck past the Saints goalie to give Lucknow the win. Final score, Lancers 4, Saints 3: Coming Events: Friday; Febru- ary 10, Milverton 4 -Wheel Drives vs Lucknow Lancers in Lucknow. Tuesday, February 14, Lancers go - to Fergus. A bus will be leaving at approximately 6.00 p.m. Contact Cliff Livingston, 529-7488. 65 12 " „ 50 " 13 " 37 " 2 2" 26 " 2" 10 " 16." 24 " ' 2 „ G.P. GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 10 50 5. 6 21 ' ' 3.5 4 ° 8 ' 2. Games played 20. Won 14, lost 3, tied 3. Scored 148 goals. Allowed 79. Next home game, playoffs,. February 12, Milverton. Lucknow -Atoms win, 2, lose 2 On Wednesday, February lst, e local Atoms travelled to Belgrave for an exhibition game. The final score of the game was Belgrave 5, Lucknow 1. Scoring cc the . lone Lucknow goal was Tommy 'Gilmore with Ross Pick- ard and Chad Mann getting assists. On Friday, February 3rd, the Atoms travelled to Mildmay and came home victorious by a. 6-0 score. Goal scorers for the Lucknow squad were. Todd Rit- chie 2 goals, 1 assist; Grant Murray 1 goal, 1' assist; Tommy .Gilmore 1 goal; Chris Irwin 1 goal, 1 assist; Chris C _yer 1 goal, 1 assist with Brian De Groote and Bradley Priestap getting 2 assists each. Single assists went to Alex West, John D. MacKenzie, Richard MacDon- ald and Steve- . Hamilton. Todd Scharlach and Danny $ D lchrist shared the goal tending duties. Playing their 3rd game in 4 days the lads beat the strong Ripley team in Ripley arena on Saturday, February 4th by. a 5-1 score. Grant Murray -led the Lucknow scoring getting 3 goals and 2 assists:. Todd Ritchie contributed 2 goals and 3 assists. Brian De Groote and Richard MacDonald each got 2 assists. Geoff Denstedt scored the lone Ripley goal .with an assist going to Mitch Twolen. Danny Gilchrist played the whole game for Lucknow and despite constant pressure by the Ripley squad held therm to 1 goal. On Monday, February 6th, Lucknow; played host to , the Milverton Atoms in the first game in the W.O.A.A. "DD." Atom finals. The final score of the game was Milverton • 3, Lucknow 2. Scoring for Lucknow were Todd Ritchie 1 goal, 1 assist; Alex West 1 goal with 1 assist: going to Richard MacDonald, Brian , De Groote and Grant Murray. This was the first game .in the best 3 out of 5 series. Lucknow now has the task of winning at. least one of the next 2 games, both being played in Milverton to force another home game here. RipleyArena Schedule WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. 2:30 - 3:30 p.m. Parents and Pre -School Children THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9 4 - 7 p.m. Figure Skating 7 p.m. Pee Wee "B" Game Kincardine vs Ripley 10 - 11 p.m. Over 30 Club (Scrimmage) FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10 8:30 p.m. Intermediate Game Monkton vs Ripley SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11 8:30 =12 noon Saturday Morning Hockey 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Public Skating SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Public Skating 8 p.m. Juvenile Boys Playoff Teeswater vs Ripley TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14 5:15.7 p.m, Figure Skating 7 p.in; Atom 'B" Game Kincardine vs Ripley 9:30 -11 pint. Oldtimers Juveniles trounced Wiarton 11-0. Mark Fray ne sparked the Lucknow Juveniles in a scoring spree here on Sunday by scoring 4 goals, 1 assist. Other marksmen were Mike McDonagh, 1 goal; Grant Gilchrist, 3 goals, 1 assist; Jim Van Osch, 2 goals; 3 assists; Rod Simpson, 1 goal, 1 assist. Other assists went to Steve Hamilton 2, Bob Shepherd 1, Danny Londry 1, Tom Sinnett 1, Farmers not source... CONTINUED FROM PAGE_8 were 4.reas where., both goals could be achieved. He pointed out that Canada is the world leader in wind technology and. that this technology could be applied to the farming industry, Jack Riddell made the observa- tion that, of the total provincial budget in' " Ontario, only 1.3 per cent is allotted to the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. He said that he "finds it impossible to understand why such a small percentage is allowed for one of Dave Errington 1. Juveniles now meet Milverton in a best of 5 series for the WOAA Championship starting February 10, 1978 in Milverton. Next home game not known at this time. • • • • • • the • provinces most significant industries. More research and development of energy sources is, required but this is not .going to be possible as long as the ,ministry is so restricted financial- ly, commented Riddell. 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