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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-03-01, Page 18Page 18—Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 1, 1989 Effort by bantam B's pays, off The Lucknow Bantam B's have added one tie and two more wins to their playoff roster. They now have a total of four wins, one tie and one loss. Lucknow 3 - Goderich 3 The second game in Goderich ended in a 3 - 3 tie. Derek Turner opened the scoring when .defenceman Donnie Cuillerier came from .behind the net .and put it onto Turner's 'stick. Tom Hogan put a nice pass over to Dennis Johnstone who shot it nice and low for the second. Goderich tied the game and they went to the dressing room tied2-2. With the minutes winding down, Warren Andrew took the assist on the tie goal as he hit Vince Sticklend with a pass from the faceoff. Sticklend made no mistkae on this one and put the tieing goal away with 2:26 left on the clock. Lucknow 8 - Milverton°0 Their next game against Milverton turn- ed in a 8 - 0 score with a shut -out going to Joel Sutton. Gavin Hunter opened the ,scor- ing as he bounced one up the net minders pads and over, assisted by Lyndon Johnstone. Sticklend put a nice pass on An- drew's stick for the second and Doug Helm netted the third when Sticklend took the puck -behind the net and passed to defenceman Marvin Kikkert, who put -it in r front for Iiehn. Derek Turner was out in front for the next assisted by 'Torre Hogan and Hunter. Andrew .put the next away assisted by Kikkert. Hogan helped out Turner on the sixth goal, Sticklend put the seventh away assisted by Andrew and Andrew netted the eighth unassisted. Lucknow 8 - Wingham 1 The next game was another big win for Lucknow against Wingham with a score of 8-1. Andrew opened the scoring for Lucknow on a break away right from the faceoff. He also netted the second from the slot on a pass from Helm. Hunter was next, assisted by Cuillerier and Dennis Johnstone was in the right place for the next assisted by Helm. Hunter proceeded down the ice from the faceoff for the fifth and got his own re- bound for the sixth. Peter Reavie blasted one from the blue line, assisted by Rob Crich and Helm finished it off for ,the night assisted by Reavie and r • 's Johnstone. This team is working very hard with for- wards and defence racking up the points. Every single player has produced a lot of effort and .hopefully it will continue and they will win the championship. Lan cers drought ends as Guay stops Roosters The Lucknow Lancers ended a long drought over the weekend as they downed Ripley Roosters 5 - 2 in the fifth and deciding game of their playoff series. Art (lark put the Lancers ahead to stay in the first period as Lucknow took a one goal lead into the dressing room. The second period saw the Lancers add three more goals against Ripley's single tally, for a 4 -1 lead. Grant Gilchrist scored twice and Steve MacPherson had the other Lancer goal while Mark Stanley replied for the Roosters. The third period saw Lucknow's puckstopper Ray Guay, steal the show as he halted an endless attack of rampant Roosters as the Lancers held on for a 5 - 2 victory. Steve MacPherson scored his se- cond goal of the game and Jeff Stanley scored the final Rooster goal.. Wednesday night in Lucknow the Atom A's win WOAA "DD" Teeswater Atoms arrived in Lucknow February 23 for game three of the WOAA Atom DD playoff series. Lucknow, up two games, was anxiousto finish the series and Teeswater was equally keen to take one away on from the home team. 'The good crowd in attendance saw Teeswater outhustle the' local lads early in the:game, but as the first period closed out Lucknow seemed to pick up their stride. Beth teams came close, :but never manag- ed to beat either goalie, ending the first period scoreless. Period two saw end-to-end play with 'Teeswater's Jason McDonald putting his team up one. .Lucknow never gave up and managed to keep Teeswater off the scorebord until Eric 'Andrew scored from Jeff Porter and Darcy MacDonald, to finish period two WO a 1-1 tie, setting the stage for an ex- citing third period. Both teams were out for the tie breaker and .after good saves at both ends, .good 48. Coming Events passing and fast skating, MacDonald put his team ahead when he was successful in beating the Teeswater goalie. The remaining 13 minutes were scoreless bufaction-packed. Jamie Snow, once.again, looked great in the net making several key saves. The boys on defence were able to hug the blue line and keep the puck up to the forwards who had several more good shots, but were unable to beat Teeswater goalie McKee. Final score Lucknow 2 - Teeswater 1. It was a happy group of lads that rolled over the boards to congratulate fellow team mates and line up :to :receive their crests and the trophy for the WOAA Atom DD championship. They now advance to OMHA quarter finals and those details are incomplete. Congratulations to all of the players who have worked throughout the season and :to , the coaches, George Adams and Dan Mac- Donald, and trainer Bill Andrew, for their guidance during the season. LUCKNOW SKATING CARNIVAL at arena, March 11 at 7:30 :p.m. `Let's Shine in '89%-9 LUCKNOW DROP-IN CENTRE will :be closed Friday, March 3 due to the World's Day of Prayer. -9 48. Coming Events visitors came out flying and built up a 4 - 0 lead after one period with Dan Wilken scoringittvo and Carl Stanley and Kevin Stewart adding one each. The Lancers got back on track in the second with Grant Gilchrist and Steve Alton cutting the lead in half but Kevin Stewart added one more for Ripley as the second ended 5 - 2. The Lancers made a game of it in the third with goals from Steve Simpson and Wayne Phillips narrowing the lead to 5 - 4 with five minutes left in the game. The visitors held on though as the Lancers fial- ed to score with an extra attacker and it was on to game five in Ripley. The Lancers now meet Milverton in the next round with game one in Lucknow Fri- day night, game two in Milverton Sunday and the third game in Lucknow the follow- ing Wednesday. The Lancer's own Steve Simpson was awarded a trophy for being the leading scorer in the intermediate division. Novices threeand three in playoffs On February 7 the Lucknow Novice hosted Wingham with the first score, 6-1 for Lucknow. Jton-and- ig-ffat- led the scoring with two goals and one assist each. Ean Moffat had one goal and one assist, Taylor Mali one goal, and Jor- dan Andrew had one assist. , On February 13 Lucknow travelled to, Walkerton and lost with the final score Walkerton 4 Lucknow 0. The next night Lucknow hosted Walkerton and didn't fare much better with Walkerton winning 4-1. Jonathan McKinnon scored Lucknow's. lone goal. On February 18 Lucknow travelled to Hanover to play the Hanover Evans team. The -final score was Hanover 1 Lucknow 0. On February 21 the same Ilanover team came. toiucknow and`Lucknow turned the tables this time winning by a final score of 5.2. Ean Moffat led the scoring with two goals and one assist. Chad Freeman, Shane Petteplace and Brent Cameron . Cozad_ aT ning.go :a .ga-. -- ing to Jordan Andrew, Taylor Mali and Craig Moffat with two. On February 25 Lucknow travelled to Hanover to play the Hanover Optimists No. 2 team and played a very good defen- sive game. Jay J. Humphrey provided the solid goaltending and centreman Craig Moffat led the scoring with one goal and two assists. Also . scoring for Lucknow were Chad Freeman, Jordan Andrew and Ean Moffat making the final score Lucknow 4 Hanover 0. Lucknow's next home game was against this same Hanover team last night but results unavailable by press time. Play-off record to date is three wins and three losses. Atom A's take consolation in Wiarton tourney EUCHRE TOURNAMENT Saturday, aMarch 11, Dungannon Agricultural Hall. Registration 1 p.m., euchre 2 p.m. $3.00 admission. Lunch For further information 529-7934.-9, Bar LUCKNOW'TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB meeting will be held in the Lucknow Legion hall, Monday, March 6 at 2 p.m. Euchre (prizes) .--'9x BLYTH LIONS DABBER BINGO every Tuesday at 7:30p:m. Blyth& DiStnci C.oHgm- munity Centre.: 00:00 Jackpot -t go. Over $1,000.00 in .prizes.- I" BUS TRIPS March 11 to Lulu's, Kitchener, Donna Fargo entertaining; ' March 14, shopping trip to Hamilton, Len's Mill Store and others. Call Thelma at 528.2813.--9ar BRIDAL SHOW Displays and fashions for the bride -to - All . All sponsored 'by local businesses. M 14 at 7 p.m. at F.,E..Maadill. Brides and grooms,call 857.1382 for your free invita- tion. Guests15:00.--9,10ar KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Monster Bingo. $2,500 prize money - $1,000 Jackpot to go, at Saltford Valley hall, every Thurs- day night.. Doors open 6 : 30 p.m. Bingo 7:30 p.m. -afar • The Atom A's left early last Saturday for a WOAA tournament in Wiarton and were successful in bringing home another con- solation trophy, medallions and crests. Lucknow vs Normanby :cyton The first game was against ar old rival, Normanby-Ayton with Lucknow coming out on the losing end of a 7 - 3 game. The Normanby team skated strong and.. were supported by super goaltending to give them the victory. The entire Lucknow team turned in a good effort against this superior team. Lucknow vs Tiverton Tiverton skated out to face Lucknow in game two, but Lucknow r showed deter- mination throughout the game to come away with a 5 2 victory. Lucknow appeared to be the stronger team throughout the game. Tiverton's goalie made many saves for his team and in the process, challenged Lucknow HURON , PROVINCIAL LIBERAL Association Annual Meeting Will be on Thursday, March :9, Goderich Township Hall, Hohnesville. Reception 6 p;m.,,dir- ner 7 p.m. Honorable Lyn MeLeod, Minister of Colleges and Universities is guest speaker. Election of officers, selec- tion of delegates to Ontario Liberal Party convention to be held. 'Tickets at;$15. each and 45. for students, :available from municipal chairpersons. All welcome to ,meet Jack Riddell. -8, 9ar id WORLD DAY OF PRAYER will .be held at -South ,Kinloss Presbyterian Church on March 3 at 2 :pm. Nursery ;pro- vided. gveryone>welcome.-9a, , FUNNIGHT . ,Homemade soup, ehili, dessert :sus .T followed by games for family member -all ages, ,Lucknow Legion Hall Fr. , March 3, f6-10 pan. Proceeds to Luck 10,7 District Cluistian School.-- 9 W 'ST WAWANOSH needs .you! A 'history tory le town p iS now being' compiled; and e .a spectacular fob when ,everyone s in pictures; $tories,'.farm and tat* .ani•desand school and church record►"' l ,a avq; your `treasures ,to the West dad wvanosh Towns,* office. Please have everything labeled to insure prompt Meturn 'of pictures and documents. West Wd......ash'Township'Cernmittee.,9 Iv shooters. on several occasions. Lucknow vs Wiarton With only a very short break between games, Lucknow skated back on the ice to meet the hometown Wiarton Warlords for the consolation. championship. Wiarton.appeared as a good-sized team but had difficulty in keeping up with Lucknow skaters. Lucknow dominated periods .w and two until late in the se- cond, when Wiarton found the opening to put one away. Lucknow, looking tired, seemed to slow down as the game came to a close, all this giving Wiarton some good opportunities. The game closed Lucknow 4 - Wiarton 1. The Atoms await notice of their impen- ding first game of OMHA quarter finals. Listen for details and attend one of these games to give the young players the sup - .port of the village. Good luck team - we're proud of you. Pe€Wees win "Dr)" championship The Lucknow Pee Wee series with Chesley came without any problems. Lucknow won three games straight, with scores of 8-2, 10-2 and 8-2, The PeeW,ees then came up .against Teeswater for the Western Ontario finals. Teeswater proved to be a .:little tougher competition. 'Tice first game was in Lucknow on February 17 with the hometown boys :winn- ing 4 - 1). The first goal scored :by M tt Drennan on a pass from Chad Hiller. Clint Murray scored the, :second goal assisted by rr 1 Gibson lin HHurnphrey tallied the Vithassist to Adrian 'IIelmand Steve Adams got the fourth marker off the stick of Clint Murray. The ;second game in Teeswater February 20, forced Lucknow to `play strong hockey to bring .a horse a 3 -2 win. Poiret getters were Clint Murray :with two goals .and one assist, Matt Drennan with a goal and Paul Kikkert and Steve Porter two assists each. Teeswater wasn't about to give up without a fight and came back to win the third game 2 -1 in Teeswater. Clint Mur- ray urray ,got the only Lucknow goal assisted by Darryl Gibson. Determined to end the series, the LucknowPeeWees played hockey like they know how in the fourth gameand came out with a ;;- 2 win. The boys pl,yed well with everyong sharingthe load. Points wenn PautKikkert, Darryl Gib- svn, Dan Kerr and Scott Rintoul each hav- ing one goal and one assist; Clint ,Murray with one goal; and Matt Drennan and Steve Porter, one assist each. The boys are now readyo move on to the All Ontario quarter finals against Col- dwater. The first game of the series in this weekend. Please cheek the arena schedule for place and time.