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Bantam B team lose to gingham
On Tuesday, January 4 in
Ripley, Lucknow were bard
pressed to come from behind
and tie the game 6 - 6 in an
exciting finish.
Lucknow opened the scor-
ing early in the first period
on a goal by John Faber but
trailed the rest of the way
until the last few minutes of
the third period. With 2.07
left, Faber scored his second
goal of the game making it 6 -
5. Ripley.
Robbie Beirnes was pulled
from the Lucknow goal for an
extra attacker at 1.15 on the
clout and with 31 seconds re-
maining; Jeff Burgsma bang-
ed in the equalizer from a
scramble in front of the net.
Other goal scorers for
Lucknow were Darin Lindsay
with two and Jamie Hum-
phrey. one. The boys played
a fine game and deserved the
tie.
On Saturday, January $
against Wingham. Lucknow
failed to recover from a 3 -0
first period deficit. The final
score 6 - 2 however was not
indicative of the fast pace
and good action the game
provided.
Down 5 - 1 late in the third
period, Wayne Burgsma hit
the goal post and Jim Jurjens
narrowly missed a break
away opportunity.
Darin Lindsay scored both
goals for Lucknow.
Again the Bantam "Bs"
played a strong game but lost
for the first time against
Wingham this season.
Juveniles beat league leading Ripley
The Lucknow Juveniles
started off the New Year on a
winning note, January 2, as
they coasted to a 7 - 2 win
over the league leading
Ripley team.
The Juveniles, who have
been struggling all season at
the bottom of the league,
came out of their defensive
shell and concentrated on
offense to take their second
win of the year.
This game also marked the
goaltending debut of Paul
Jerome, who moved up from
the Midget team. Paul turn-
ed away a number of shots
throughout the game and
held Ripley to just two goals.
On Sunday, January 9.
Don Greer scored three goals
and added an assist to lead
the Juveniles to their second
consecutive win as Lucknow
downed Wiarton by a score
of 7 - 1. Again the team
concentrated on offense
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throughout most of the game
and executed some good
moves out of their own end
resulting in a number of two
on one plays.
Paul Jerome again took on
the goaltending duties and
half way through the game.
was relieved by Jerry Searle.
who played his first game of
the season. Donnie Irwin.
who has been holding down
the job between the posts all
season was out with the flu.
Goal scorers for Lucknow
were Kent Alton and Al
Eadie. with one each and Art
Clark who has been in a
slump as of late. came up
with a pair. Defensemen
Lance Sanderson had a good
game as he collected a total
of four assists.
The next game in Lucknow
is this Sunday at 3.45 p.m..
weenie Juveniles host
Walkerton.
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