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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-03-08, Page 11Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 8, 1989—Page 11 • ai 40a4q •NTARiLA MARC IE MARCH !ES DX SOUS ii OF DINES DE LS\!i Developing the ability in disabled • • BW dults OD Approximately +/z Price of body wood HARD MAPLE & ASH 17 cu, yd. box delivered within 20 miles The annual Legion Tyke Tournament in Lucknow last Saturday saw capacity crowds in attendance. Lueknow made it to the final game and came up against Belgrave, losing 8 - 2. (Pat Livingston photo) Belgrave takes Tyke tourney Pirates take champ runnerup $ 140g0 SAYE McINTEE For every extra order you place for yourself or your neighbour The Lucknow and District Sports Com- Stanley, Wyndham, McDonagh and -plea was-aPrrlaze-wttla-enc-itement-on.Satur- V a dDi epee - beek— day as eight teams of six and seven year This win placed the Pirates in the chain - old Tyke hockey players converged for the Lucknow Legion Branch 309 Annual Tyke Tournament. The teams came from Blyth, Howick, Teeswater, Ripley, Brussels, Huron Township, Belgrave and Lucknow. The Lucknow Pirates had the opening game against Teeswater whom they had met twice before in exhibition play which resulted in a 2-2 tie and 2-1 Lucknow victory. Teeswater took an early lead scoring on the first shift, but the Pirates' Jeff Andrew tied the score up on a goal from Conor McDonagh. The favour was returned on the same shift as McDonagh gave the Pirates the lead with .assists from Andrew ani' J sor Pentland. That was all the scoring for the first pperiod and it was well into the second period before John VanDiepenbeek pinch- ed in from the defense position and put McDonagh's rebound in for a 3-1 {lead. At that ,point the Stanley brothers took over with Mark .Stanley scoring an unassisted goal and-Brian'Stanley scoring on .,an .:assist from Michael Wyndham around two Teeswatergoals. With the final score 5.3 in ,the Lucknow Pirates' favour they went in •the Cham- pionship side .while Teeswater advanced to the Consolation side. Their second game was against a very strong Huron Township team who came out big taking a 2-0 lead at the ..end of the first period. Only the stronggoaltending of Lucknow's Adam Cameron and the cons- tant attacking by Mark Stanley kept the Pirates close.and they were able:totie:it .up 2-2.'Both goals werescored by Stanley with assists from Wyndham. A late goal by Huron Township with 20 seconds left in the second period gave them back' the lead. The Pirates, knowing their backs were against the wall, came out firing in the third period with all three lines going on the offensive. The very first shift produced a goal as Aaron Bakker took Luke Skip- per's pass from behind the.net:and Jamul - ed itintothe corner.totie ;it up.at..3-3. Play was constantly back ,and forth with,, Cameron turning aside all .atten)Ipts by Huron Township. The Pirates took the lead for the first time in the game when McDonagh swept Andrew's rebound past the sprawled goaltender. Lucknow con- tinued to apply the pressure, but a break away by Huron Township's DarrinSrnegal netted the score up to 44-4 as he put his third goal of the game past Cameron. As the game ended in a 4-4 tie the tourna- ment rules dictate a shoot out take place with each team sending five .players in against the opposing .goaltender. ,Each team's :first two shooters were successful, butthen Cameron took-overandturned the final twee 'Huron shooters aside. Lucknow was successful :with four of their five shooters scoring -and :took the :hard fought game .&6. The Pirates' scorers were M. pionship final against a strong Belgrave team. Belgrave had only allowed one goal in their previous two games and came out strong taking an early 2-0 lead before the Pirates' M. Stanley notched his fifth goal of the day on assists from Jordan Hamilton and Wyndham late in the first period. The second period remained scoreless and the two teams took a well deserved rest with the score 2-1 in Belgrave's favour. Although Lucknow started carrying the play early in the third period, good goaltending by Belgrave held them off the sheet and they added two more for a 4-1 lead .before Andrew scored on McDonagh's rebound. With the score 4-2 late in the third period the Pirates desperately tried to put one past the Beigrave goalie, but were repeatedly turned aside and Belgrave's Peter Irwin broke away to give his team a 5-2 lead. Having " tried their best, but knowing that they were beat, fatigue thensetin and Belgrave scored three more in the last two minutes to take a well deserved &2 victory and the championship trophy. Belgrave's Peter" Irwin, who scored six of his team's goals in the last game, ac- ceptedthe trophyfromthe Legion's Henry Clark. Lueknow was championship runner-up which follows on the heels of last year's consolation runner-up award. The Blyth Tykes won a close 5-3 match over Ripleyto take the Consolation .trophy. All players gave a terrlic -effort and rounding the teani were: Andy Evans, `Turn to -page 12 • WILL BE -REBATED-0k— YOUR tBATED ON—YOUR ORIGINAL I ORDER LIMITED TIME OFFER CRAIG HARDWOOD LTD. AUBURN Buying bush. Tots or selected trees. TOP CASH PRICES Talk toxone of nur buyers abouten- joying°the benefits of good Market Price. CALL (519) 526-7220 r c{, l ,n+i rc n Ar i:rotil. LUCKNOW - Immaculately kept 3 bedroom home, living room, dining room, deck. 201 ACRES - Finishing hog farm, 2 storey red brick home, 750 hog capacity, sealed silo, auto feeding, 140 acres naturally drain- ed, near Teeswater. 306 ACRES - Approx. 150 acres drained land, 140 acres bush & swamp. 3 bedroom home, barn, pit silo. Kinloss Twp. Asking $125,000. 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