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The Lucknow Lancers kept rolling along
over the weekend stealing two,games from
Lions Head; a 6 q_5 victory on Friday night
and an 8 - 7 win at home Sunday. The
Lancets had a little help though as they
picked up four players from Ripley for the
remainder of the playoffs. The newcomers
are goaltender Kevin Harrison,
defenceman Ken Lowry and forwards,
Kevin Stewart and Mitch Twolen.
Friday night in Lions Head, the Lancers
held a 4 2 lead midway through.the,second
but the opposition fought back and took a 5
- 4 lead -early in the third period. The
Lancers Steve MacPherson than tied the
game and Wayne Phillips netted the win-
ner as goaltender Kevin Harrison stopped
the opposition for the remainder of the
game. The line of Pat Murray, Art Clark
and Wayne Phillips carred the hot sticks
along
Friday as they added Qts .
Kevin Stewart had two gu,
the scoring.
Sunday right the Lancers hos,eu Lon
Head before a capacit a crowd and after
slow start the Lancers rebounded to talcs •
7 - 2 lead. The opposition were not about to
quit .and the Lancers lead was cut to 7 - 6
before Lucknow scored what proved to be
the winner with three minutes o , D.
Lions Head scored one more but Ray
Guay stopped the rest as the Lancers won 8
- 7. Guay continued to play a strong game
in the Lancer net as he left the opposition
shaking their heads on several occasions
during the second perin{'.
The Lancers travel to Lon. Dread on
Thursday night for game four and game
five is in Lucknow Friday, with a return to
Lions Head Sunday if necessary.
PeeWees win and loss on weekend
Lucknow 7 - Lucan 3
Lucan came to Lucknow Friday night to
play the first game of the OMHA semi-
finals Clint Murray scored the first goal
on a pass from Scott Rintoul, but before
the end of the first, Lucan had tied it up.
Lucknow's second goal came early in the
second.,perio gain scored by Clint Mur -
ray from Darryl Gibson and ScottRintoul.
Lucan bounced back again to tie it up, but
before the end of the second, Lucknow had
taken a two goal lead, one scored by Matt
Drennan from Clint and Scott, and the
other by Darryl Gibson.
The third period brought three more
goals for Lucknow to Lucan's one. Third
period goals scored by ,Scott Rintoul,
Adrian Helm and Dan Kerr with assists go-
ing to Steve Porter and Tom Chilton.
Lucknow 1- Lucan 4
The second game of the series was in
Lucan on Sunday with Lucan playing
strong hockey on home ice. Lucknow only
managed one goal in the game to Lucari's
four. It was scored by Darryl Gibson on a
pass from Steve Porter.
The third game of the series will be in
Lucknow on Friday at 3:00 p.m., with the
fourth game back in Lucan Saturday at
8:00 p.m. and back in Lucknow Sunday at
3:30 if necessary.
Atom B's carve out victory
On Saturday, March 18, the Lucknow
Atom B's 'travelled north on Highway 21 to
a road game against a strong Port Elgin
squad. The Lucknow boys came ready to
play and exerted great energy and skill in
carving out a 5-2 victory.
Lucknow spotted Port Elgin a goal 30
seconds into the first period. The equalizer
came almost as quickly 29 seconds later
when Luke Sproul scored with an assist
from Ed Courtney. The first period .also
saw a second goal at 11:12 by Luke Sproul,
this time assisted by Ean Moffat.
As the second period began the Atom B's
began to smell a victory. The end to end
rushes were marked by strong back check-
ing and great defensive work by Mark
Kerr, Doug Johnson, Trevor Moffat, An-
drew Cleland, Ben Brophy and Joe
Brophy. As a tribute to the great defensive
work it should be noted that Port Elgin pn-
un.ters .ps
f.o.ur past goalie
The Lucknow Bantam B's beat .an
undefeated Listowel team last week with a
score of 6 - 3. Lucknow is the only team to
do so this year.
Gavin Hunterwas really hot Saturday as
he put four goals past Listowel's net
minder. Warren Andrew and Tom Hogan
also scored their own goals.
Assists went to Peter Reavie, Warren
Andrew, Gavin "Hunter and Dennis
Johnston.
Next ,game is against Drayton Saturday
at 3 p.m. in Lucknow.
• ly had eight shots on net through the entire
game.
Finally, the dam burst and Lucknow
scored three quick goals. The first was by
Ean Moffat from Mike Sproul at 7:53. The
second was by Craig Moffat, again
assisted by Luke Sproul at 6:46. At 6:03 the
third goal in the period, andthe cap entitle
Lucknow scoring, was notched by Craig
Moffat with an assist going to Ean Moffat.
Port Elgin, in one last desperate effort,
scored in the closing minutes of the second
period. The score now stood at 5-2 and was
to remain that way throughout the third
period.
As the closing seconds tickr'r 4; the
Lucknow Atom B's fan club chanted down
the clock. With the n'07 -icor.. at
hand, the tension e ' , i4spon-
taneous celebr tion on t! ,1 early in-
dicating the boys' hap, , hsvinr
found success in Port E1g. .
Ham bingo winners
The winners of the St. Augustine ° it 's
ham bingo held March 1:;
Hickey, Carolyn Nivens, Paul lilac, guar
bie Ann Menary, 'Bernadette E°endrews,
Bradley Hickey, Kathy Drennan, Gordon
Foran, Leona `Hickey, Connie Black,
Agnes Delbergue, Carolyn Nivens, John
Hickey and Kathy, Leddy.
Never touch or attempt to carry a flam-
ing pot. It's too hot to hold, and if you do
manage to carry it more than a few feet
the contents may spill over, burn you and
set the home on fire. Protect your hand,
smother the flame with a pot lid, turn off
the heat and wait.
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