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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-03-01, Page 14Atoms On Thursday, February 23rd, the local Atoms, comprised mostly of '1st year players, travelled to Belgrave to play an exhibition game. The final score was Belgrave 7, Lucknow 3. Chris Collyer led. the Lucknow. scorers with 2 goals. Tommy Gilmore had 1F goal and' 1 assist with single assists going to Mark Londry, Mike Murray and Donnie Murray. On Saturday, February 25th, Lucknow traveled to Milverton to play the 5th game in the W.O.A.A. "DD", finals. After tying the ' previous game 1-1, Lucknow led the 6. point series 5 points to 3 and required only a tie game to_ become the W.O.A.A. "DD" champs. After playing nearly 2 full periods of scoreless hockey, Ross final Pickard scored the lone Lucknow goal with assists going to Todd Ritchie and crrent Murray. The Milverton team came out strong in the 3rd period and at the half way, point.in the period scored to tie the game. From this time on both sides played end to end hockey with key saves being made by both goalies. With the , championship in sight, the local lads waited as the seconds tiered down and finally the buzzer sounded to end the game in a 1-1 tie, giving Lucknow the W.O.A.A.. "DD" champion- ship for the 2nd straight year. The manager and coaches would like to thank the players, parents and spectators who travelled to Milverton to watch this deciding game. ATOM HOCKEY PLAYERS AND STATISTICS DEFENCE Brian DeGroote Richard MacDonald John D. MacKenzie Steve Hamilton Jeff Gibson Steve Murray CENTRE & WINGERS Grant Murray Todd Ritchie Alex West Chris Irwin Chris ' Collyer Brad Priestap ' Chad Mann Ross Pickard Tommy, Gilmore Mark Londry Mike Murray Donnie Murray Billy Card Ricky Bechard• Andy Grazier GOALIES ' Todd Scharlach Danny ,Gilchrist G A ' P PM 4 28 32 20 1 7 8 26_, 6 6 12 3 3 - 3 .3 _ 4 3 3 2 43 .` 38 81 10 29 33 .62 18 21 21 42 4 6 11 17 2 10 4 14 4 . 4 ' 7 11 2 6 4 10 4 4 7 11 10 7 4 11 2 3 3 6 10 1 7 8 2, 2 2 4 10 2, ' 2 4 2 1 5 . 6 2 2 GOALS ALLOWED 34 37 Team recdrd - 22 wins, 10 losses, 4 ties. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, Mui. 1, 1978—Page 15 House League Hockey The first round of playoffs were very close games. The first two games ended with scores of 2-1 while the third game ended in a 1.1 tie and had to be settled by penalty shots. • Ed and Brent VanOsch each scored once to lead the Leafs to"a 2-1 decisidn over the Canadiens in the first game. „Robin Markein scored for the Canadiens. The Bruins defeated the Red Wings 2-1 in the second game. Colin Cameron and Steve Erring- ton scored for the Bruins. Perrin Dore scored the Red Wings' single. At the end' of regulation time the Black Hawks and Rangers were tied 1-1. David Atkinson and Morris VanOsch scored for their respective teams. The five first line players for each time took 1 penalty shot. Wayne McDonagh and . Jim Young scored for the Black Hawks. Morris VanOsch scored for the Rangers. The final score was Black Hawks 3, Rangers 2. The 3" winners were the Leafs, Bruins and B1aek Hawks. These teams advance to the right on your schedule. Moving left will be the Canadiens, Red Wings and Rangers. , Next week March 4th there is no hockey in the houseleague division-. M , The practice schedule for Tuesday, March 7th is: 6:00 p.m., Leafs and Red Wings; 7:00 p.m., Bruins and "Rangers. The second round of the playoffs begins Saturday, March 11th. We will play only 2 games but these will be entirely stop time. Game 1: 10:00 - .11:30 Red Wings vs Rangers. Game 2:` 11:30 - 1:00, Leafs vs Bruins. Industrial League GP ' The , defending champions, 29 Holyrood, take on the Lucknow 29 team in a best 4 out of 7 series in 29 the Industrial league finals. 27 Holyrood ended ' ,the regular 18 schedule with two points on 15 . Lucknow. 29 28 29 27 28 27 15 24 21 16 16 15 18 14 13, Lucknow Midgets _win championship On .February 23 Lucknow Midgets travelled to Milverton with their backs to the wall after losing two straight at home, but returned with a well deserved victory. After missing several 'good chances to score, the line of Stem Simpson, Larry MacPherson and Kevin Clarke– stattettO click to the tune of 9 out of the 14 scoring points. It was a hard fought game by both team_ s with the final goal not scored until the last 14 seconds of the third period to lock up the win. Goals and assists went to Paul Hamilton 1-1, Steve Simpson 3-1, Steve MacPherson .1-1, Larry MacPherson 2-1, Kevin Clarke 1 assist, Brad Humphrey 1 assist. This set the , stage for the championship game on Saturday afternoon in Lucknow which was. played before "a good crowd. It was a see -saw battle with the_ score at 2-2 with Rod Havens making some big saves in net and steady work from the defence. The hard checking and hitting • line of Randy Guay, Pat Boyle and Steve Davidson showed their scoring talents with each one 1' getting a goad to move Lucknow into the lead. Steve Simpson's line was hot again getting 10, out of the 18 scoring points to put the game out of reach with an 8-2 lead after the second period. The third period was fast and cleanly played with Milverton still putting up a determined effort. The final score . was 8-4 for Lucknow, winning 'the W.O.A.A. Double D championship. The game was kept under control' at all times/ by good refereeing from Clarke Pollock and Ross Forster. Scoring for this game were Dan Londry 1-1, Pat Boyle 1, Kevin Clarke 2-1, Steve Davidson 1 goal. Steve Simpson 1-2, Randy Guay 1-2, Larry- MacPherson 1-2, Bob Hackett 1 assist. The team will travel to Smith ville Friday, March 3, 8.'30 p.m.. to start their next series. They will play ° back in Lucknow Sunday, March 5 at 3.30 p.m. Lucknow Juvenile story and picture la appear next week finals Lucknow' , defeated the Flying Dutchmen in two games straight, while - Holyrood ; squeeked b. Kintail two games to one in their semi-final round. Kintail and the Flying Dutch- men iia11 play a consolation series. Lancers +cliaich second place After losing their 4th ganie in a row to Harriston on Wednesday night, 5 - 4, the Lancers went into Wingham on Saturday night and let out all their frustrations. Determined to win and take sole possession of 2nd place, the Lancers took to the ice and completely controlled the game to the very end. The 7 to 2 victory over Wingham was a big lift for the team as it will. , be Wingham that the Lancers will meet in the first round of playoffs. In the 4 years that the Lucknow Lancers have been in the O.H.A., this is the first year that they - ended the season in 2nd place. With the season over . the Lancers are in very high spirits and feel confident to put. the Wingham Royals out. in the first round 'of playoffs. If the game Saturday night past is any indication of the type of hockey to be played in this coming; series, then their is no doubt that, you will get your money's worth of good 'hockey and lots of action. The first game of playoffs will. be Sunday., March 5 at 7.30 p.m. in Lucknow. Best out of seven. Made -To -Order SALE! 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