HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-02-24, Page 11Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 24, 1988—Page 11
Bantams take two wins
in round-robin play
Lucknow Bantams
The Lucknow Bantams have returned to
winning form for the W.O.A.A. group
-playoffs. While the boys looked lack -luster
during the O.M.H.A. playdowns and a big
loss to Teeswater, some position changes
to beef up the defense lead to winning ways
over Ripley and Tiverton.
Last Tuesday evening in Ripley,
Lucknow played its lowest total score
game of the season and' came out ahead of
their rivals by a score of 2 - 1.
Lucknow goalies Paul Helm and Allan
Kikkert are to be congratulated for their
efforst in keeping the powerful Ripley of-
fense down to a single goal. Both net -
minders played well behind the defense of
Jamie Johnston, Gavin Hunter, Rod Crich
and Brad Murray.
On Friday evening, the group round-
robin play continued as Lucknow downed
Tiverton 6 - 0.
Allan Kikkert earned the shut -out in the
contest by kicking out no less than 20 shots.
The Lucknow offense was led by the the
three point performances of Rod Crich,
two goals and one assist; Donnie Gammie,
a goal and two assists; and Russel Sutton
who had three assists.
The two prettiest goals on the night
came from Dale Priestap and Mike
Vandervelde. Both markers were short-
handed goals gained through excellent
hassle and some sharp passing.
Brad Murray also scored when he gain-
ed the slot and took a nice pass from Crich
in the corner.
The group round robin play continued
this Friday in Lucknow when Ripley will
come to town with revenge on their minds.
Lancers will seek
revenge come Friday
Lucknow Intermediates
The Lucknow Lancers returned to ac-
tion over the weekend as they travelled to
Drayton for the first game of their best -of -
seven series.
Following a hard fought contest,
Drayton came up with an 8 - 5 win to take a
early lead in the series.
Drayton started the show early in the
first period with a goal but the Lancers
bounced right back and netted two quick
ones to take a one goal lead. Steve Mac-
Pherson and Grant Gilchrist got credit for
the Lucknow markers.
While a number of players from both
teams kept upa steady stream to the
penalty box, Drayton was able to tie the
game late in the first,
The home team ' was able to get
themselves a two goal lead by the end of
the second period as the Lancers con-
tinually found themselves short-handed.
The Lancers lone goal in the middle
period came from the stick of Allan Eadie.
The score was 5 - 3 heading into the third
and that was as close as Lucknow got in
the game as Drayton came out strong in
the third and netted three more to the
Lancers two. MacPherson and Gilchrist
each picked up their second goals of the
night for the Lancers in the third.
The Lancers will get a rematch with
Drayton this Friday evening in Lucknow
and will return to Drayton for Sunday
contest.
Let's go Lancers!
Monday Ladies Bowling
Standings:
Flamingos -75, Peacocks -73,
Cockateels-71, Toucans -57, Parakeets -45,
Parrots -36.
Pat Livingston displayed her excep-
tional bowling skills last week by notching
up the high single score of the week, 246, as
well as the high triple score pf 623.
Games over 200:
Barb Jardine -201,223; Pat
Livingston -203, 246; Chris
McDonald -220,206; Mae Hunter -224;
Shirley Kennedy -229, 203; Roberta
Whytock-239.
Mixed Couples Bowling
Team Standings:
Chipmunks -211, Kangaroos -1941/2,
Wolverines -1931/2, Tigers -18117,
Gophers -180, Squirrels -1731/2.
The ladies high single score of the week
was captured by Beryl MacDonald with a
257 while the triple high score was record-
ed by Barb Tyler with her 591.
On the men's side of things it was a 261
from Keith Tyler that marked the high
single while David Elliott's 635 constituted
the high triple score.
Games over 200:
Beryl MacDonald -257; Marg
Hackett -223; Barb Tyler -214; Wilma
Elliott -207; Pat Livingston -200; Keith
Tyler -261; Harvey Livinston-242, . 213;
Allan Hackett -240; Nic Beyersburgen-222;
David Elliott -221, 215; Allan
MacDonald -209; Antone VanOsch-206; Ron
Elliott -206; Brian VanOsch-205; Bev
McNay -204.
pOWLING
Ladies Thursday League
Team Standings:
Grumpy -82, Sneezy -81, Bashful -80,
Happy -72, Dopey -71, Sleepy -57.
Marg Wilson captured both the high
single, 251, and the high triple, 680, in
league play last week.
Games over 200: q
Irene Haldenby-213; Wendy Ritchie -239;
Marg Wilson -243, 255; Barb Tyler -235;
Shirley Allan -239; Diane Wall -205; Wilma
Elliott -215, 201; Joyce Pcikard-216; Kim
Eadie -208; Joanne Hodgins -210, 251; Shani
Webb -Ziegler -217.
Town and Country
Team Standings:
Hyacinths -54, Snowdrops -54,
Crocuses -53, Daffodils -45, Tulips -43,
Pansies -36.
Anna Johnstone rolled the high single of
the week with a score of 219 while Mane
Park recorded the high double with a 394
score.
On the men's side of things last week,
Ian Dougherty notched the high single, 245,
and the high gouble, 474.
Games Over 200:
Ian Dougherty -245, 229; Leonard
McDonald -230; Harry Lavis-219. Last
week's scores: Art Ernewein-204; Anna
Johnstone -219.
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