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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-02-22, Page 17Atoms up two on Teeswater Luekaow 4 - Teeswater 3 On February X4 Lueknow Atoms travell- ed to Teeswater for game one of this series. Lucknow skated .a sluggish .first period but managed to hold Teeswater off the scoreboard. Goalie Jamie Snow grabb- ed the puck several times to keep his team in the game. The Teeswater goalie ' played equally well at the opposite end of the rink. The second period produced some faster plays, saw more passing by both teams and finally Lucknow's Jeff Porter slid the puck under the Teeswater goalie on a pass from Colin Becker. This put Lucknow up one. Teeswater came back to tie the game. The second period closed on a 1-1 tie. Lucknow came out in the third and played their best period of the game, firing in three quick goals. These all came after some good passing, stick handling and solid defense. Those scoring were Mike Johnston with Jeff Porter assisting; Eric Andrew all alone and Eric Andrew from David Adams and Mike .Johnston. Teeswater applied terrific pressure and put up some excellent passes firing in two quick goals to come within one of a tie game. Lucknow lads desperately tried to con- trol the play as the clock slowly ticked off theast seconds. Teeswater pulled their goalie an a sixth attacker. Jamie Snow gra bouncing puck at the corner of the net t rob Teeswater of a tie. Lucknow the puck into the empty net as the final buzzer rang. The long layoff after Paisley-Lucknow series evidently took it's toll on the Lucknow team. In contrast, Teeswater having just finished their series with Chesley, rolled right along throughout game one. Lueknow 5 - Teeswater 4 Teeswater arrived in Lucknow on February 16 for the second game in this series. 'Lucknow opened up the scoring with Eric Andrew slipping the puck behind the Teeswater .goalie. Teeswater tied the gee within a minute of Eric's goal. Lucknow once again bounced back to take the lead with 45 seconds remaining in the first period. With defenceman David Adams hurt and off the ice for part .of the second period, Teeswater applied intense pressure and sunk two quick goals to put Teeswater up 3-2. Eric Andrew scored from David Adams and Mike Johnston to put the game at a tie to close the second period. The third period opened with Lucknow once again taking the lead when Eric An- drew beat the Teeswater goalie for his hat trick. He was assisted by Jeff Porter and Mike Puddy. Mike Johnston then scored on a nice pass from Jeff Porter. This put the home town up two but Teeswater come back again to come within one goal of a tie. Anxious fans waited for the final buzzer as. Lucknow managed to hold on to their one goal lead and come away with their se- cond win of this series. The next game is Feb. 23 in Lucknow at -7 pm. It should be another exciting one as Teeswater certainly plays a good passing game. Goalie Jamie Snow made some brilliant saves to keep Lucknow in the game right to the end. Defenceman David Adams was able to skate the third period and hopefully will be able to play in game three. Eantam B's, two wins and a loss The Lucknow Bantam Bs have a record of two wins 'and one loss in their first three playoff games. The second game against Clinton 'resulted in .a;loss with a score of 4-2. Tom Hogan put in the first on a nice back hand shot assisted by Doug Helm. Gavin Hunter blew one over the Clinton net minder for the second. The . first game against Goderich was very exciting as Goderich kept coming from behind to tie the game. Peter Reavie was in the right place for the first goal, assisted by Warren Andrew and less than three minutes later Marvin Kirkkert net- ted the second, assisted once more by Andrew. Goderich come back with twos goals for the tie, but Dennis, Johnstone, who was really fired up, put another away Ofor Lucknow, assisted by Tom Hogan. Goderich retaliated once more and the teams went to the dressing rootn tied up after two periods. Goderich .scored at 9:19 of the third and moved ahead of Lucknow 4-3. Dennis Johnstone wanted no part of that and took a pass from the stick of Donnie Cuilleriier .and tied for Lucknow. With the' minutes winding down on the clock, Tom Hogan took a pass from Marvin Kikkert and shot a nice low, hard one for the win. Bantarns battlingor DD cham. p f tie back in Lucknow. Teeswater jumped out to an early two nothing lead but Lucknow battled'back througout the game to lead the game 3 - 2 into the last minute of play in regulation time. Goal scorers -for Lucknow were Justin Murray from Brad Rhody and Mike Vandervelde unassisted and Chris Steven- son from Dale Priestap. Teeswater kept pressing and forced Lucknow into some penalties. With Lucknow playing two men short in the last minute, Teeswater tied the game with eight seconds to go to force overtime. Lucknow went ahead again on a goal by Justin Murray from Stevenson, but Teeswater socred again to tie it up with just over a minute to go. This will be a real close contest to see who will represent the W.O.A.A. in All On- tario play. Lucknow Bantam A team is in a real bat- tle for the W.O.A.A. Bantam DD championship. In the opening game of the series in Teeswater, Lucknow jumped out toan ear- ly 2 -0 lead on goals .by ,Justin Murray from Chris Stevenson and Russell Sutton, Matt Sproul from Brad Rhody and Duane Porter. A4defensive'.lapse, with three seconds to go in the second period, let Teeswater get on the score board before the break. In the third period, Teeswater outwork- ed and out scored Lucknow two to one, en- ding regulation time tied at three. Lucknow's goal was scored by Chris Stevenson from Justin Murray. Teeswater socred once in the ten minute overtime to take the win and lead the series by one game. The second game of the series ended in a Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 22,1989- .P e 17 DON'T FACE THE NEW TAX LAWS ALONE! With the sweeping changes in the tax laws, many Canadians are confused as to how their income tax returns will be affected. At H&R Block, we have the answers. Our specially trained tax preparers will always find you every deduction and credit to which .you are entitl- ed. Come to H&R Block this year—we'll get you the biggest refund you have coming. IF THERE'S EVER A TIME FOR NSR BLOCK IT'S NOW EXTENDED HOURS TO SERVE YOU Monday -Friday 9 am -8 pm; Sat. 9 GODERICH 53 A Victoria St., 524-8658 KINCARDINE 325 Lambton Ct., 396-7088 BETTER - Starting Feb. 13 (God.rtch (ah.r am -5 pm only) • 10-4 offtc..) CLINTON 5 Ontario St., 482-7541 WINGHAM 317 Josephine St., 3574006 Lancers leading in Ripley series • The Lucknow Lancers hold a two game to one lead in their best of five series with Ripley following weekend action. The Lancers won their first game last Wednesday with Steve MacPherson scor- ing midway through the second overtime period. Pat Murray led the Lancer attack with three goals, ,including: the tieing goal late in the game to force :overtime. 'Stott Gibson and Paul Maclntyre :also :scored while Dave Macl, Dan .MacDonald, Kevin Stewart and Mitch Solan replied for Ripley. Friday night the team took to the ice in Ripley as the Roosters led right from the PUBLIC HEARING start on a 5 - 2 victory. Dave Gibson and Allan Eadie scored for Lucknow while Carl Stanley, Brent Armstrong, Mitch Twolan and - Kevin Stewart with two scored for Ripley. Both teams were looking to take the series lead on Sunday in Ripley, where the Lancers squeaked by the Roosters 5 - 4. 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