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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-03-09, Page 2Page 2 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 9, 1994 Exciting game had crowd on their feet for last 10 minutes •from page 1 single helpers went to Cory Hamil- ,ton, Braden Carruthers, Cody Hamilton and Drennan. 'The Sharks defence played strong limiting the Brussels attack to very few shots on net. Bulls vs Teeswater Thekucknow Bulls then faced Teeswater team in the second round and were led by James Mann and Joe Murray with three goals each while goaltender Mike Wilson played a very strong game in net. Dan Murray picked up two assists in this game with single helpers going to Jimmy John Kuik, Scott Blake and Kyle Dorscht. Final score was 6 - 3 in favor of Lucknow. Sharks vs Tiverton The . Sharks second game was against Tiverton who had pulled off an earlier upset of the favored Ripley team. The Sharks came out strong building up a 4 - 1 first period lead, while coasting to a 9 - 2 victory. Daniel Drennan started the scoring on a setup form Luke Dren- nan and Jocelyn Pentland. This line continued to score heavily as Luke Drennan went on to score four goals and add another assist while Jocelyn Pentland had four ad- ditional assists and Daniel Drennan two more helpers. Additional scoring was done by Kyle Shepherd, Blake Alton, Cory Hamilton and Cody Hamilton while assists went to Braden Carruthers, Cory Hamilton'and Cody Hamilton with two a piece while Darius Mali and Kyle Shepherd picked up single helpers. ' Darren Austin played strong in the Sharks net turning aside several shots. Bulls vs Sharks This then_ set the table ,for the all Lucknow championship final. James Mann started the Bulls' attack with an earlyfirst period unassisted goal. and then added a late goal assisted by Kyle Dorscht to take a 2 - 0 lead in the second period. Strong defence and sharp goalten- ding by the Bulls Mike Wilson held the Sharks scoreless for the first two periods. The turning point in the,game perhaps came when Sharks' goal - tender Darren Austin "used his head" in making a key save in the middle of- the second period. From that point on, the Sharks went on the offence and were ,rewarded in the first shift of the third .period when Daniel Drennan came down the right wing and scored on an assist from his centre, Luke Dren- nan. On the same shift Daniel Drennan drove in his second goal of the game to knot the score at 2 - 2. Assists went to Luke Drennan and Tyler Kawalez. It was anybodys game at that point as the play went from end to end with goaltenders 'Austin and Wilson turning aside each shot. • Blake Alton, playing his right wing position perfectly fired in a big rebound from Cody Hamilton's initial shot to put the Sharks ahead 3. - 2. Second assist went to Cory Hamilton on the play which came with 10 minutes left in regulation time. 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Sweet, .Juicy Nectarines 91b, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA #1 Fresh English Cucumbers ea PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA #1 2 Ib Bag Carrots `•5•fj;.'•:<l:,:••ld'%'/+//,}'�:'/.•. i<'l ` , ii'J^,'i't''.':1:/.: Vy'•" gi•Y �3 •' .a+..r; t. .. �... 1,.... : :...I%:,..> ,•,•.: :..... .::4:::., .. , {/` through the final 10 minutes, the play was tight and close with Wil- son and Austin coming up big in their respective nets. The game was put away for the Sharks when Luke Drennan, with Wilson on the bench in fayor of the sixth Bull attacker, picked up a loose puck in the neutral zone and fired an unassisted empty neuter to seal the victory for the Sharks. There was, however, no losers in the game as both teams did their coaches and parents proud in ad- vancing to' the championship final and playing such an exciting game. Lucknow Legion Branch 309 President, Jeff Taylor, was on hand to present the trophy to the Cham- pionship Team. Team roster for the .Lucknow Tyke Sharks included: Blake Alton, Luke Drennan, Shea Hamilton, Kyle Shepherd, Darren Austin, Joel Eadie, Tyler Kawalez, Braden Car- ruthers, Cody Hamilton, Darius Mali, Daniel Drennan, Cory Hamil- ton, Jocelyn Pentland, while the Lucknow Tyke Bulls team was comprised of: Scott Blake, . Ben Knechtel, Dan Murray, Mike Wil- son, Nick Bowley, Jimmy 'John Kuik, Joe Murray, Kyle Dorscht, James Mann, Tiffany Schell, Corey . Farrish, Cal McDonagh, Mary Lou VanMeeteren, On the Consolation Side it was an all Ripley final with Ripley outscoring Huron Township 11 - 3. After losing their initial game 8 - 2 Tiverton, Ripley advanced to the consolation final by defeating Brus- sels 5 1. Huron Township, who lost their initial game to the Luck - now Bulls 5 - 4, defeated Belgrave 15 - 0 in the second round to place them in the final. Teams competed in this tournament from Lucknow (2), Ripley (2), Teeswater, Belgrave, Tiverton and Brussels. The Lucknow Tyke players, coaches and parents would like to thank tournament co-ordinators Bill Hunter and Ron Alton for putting this tournament on again as well as the Lucknow Legion for' thejr con- tinual support in hosting this local event. We wouldalso like to thank all of the referees who donated their time for the 10 games of hockey. Those involved were Andrew Johnston, Russell Sutton, Del Mitchelmore, Jeff Porter, Lynden Johnston, Colin Becker and Joel Sutton and referee and Chief Dave • Black. Two other close competitors played off in the B division of the Lucknow Tyke tournament Iasi Saturday. Ripley met Huron Township and was victorious 11 to 3. Sandy White, the Ripley cffptain''accepts tete trophy from Ron Alton. (Pat Livingston photo) n Drugs and guns •from page 1 been charged with possession of a narcotic and being an occupant of a motor vehicle in which a restrictdd weapon was being carried.' "This has brought a lot of concern to the police that we're ,funding drugs and guns together," OPP Staff Sergeant Al Neville said. He said it is becoming, a trend for kids to carry replicas of weapons with them, including pellet guns that look like real guns. He said they cany them around in their cars and "put on a show." "If officers Continue to be confronted with handguns, someone is going to get hurt." "Drugs and . guns don't mix. Sooner or later someone gets hurt, accidentally shot or intentionally. shot." He said ,the OPP have had some information that leads them to believe the gun was carried around at Walkerton . District Secondary School. "I don't think the good kids should tolerate this." He said the good kids shouldn't have to deal with others brandishing weapons. "Eventually it's going oin to be one don't mix of them that gets hurt." And he warned what could happen if officers are confronted with a pellet gun. He said they don't have time to recognize it as a replica and they're not going to ask questions. "There's not art officer here who wants to end up killing a kid for what they think is a joke." He said it's up to parents, • teachers and students to report these things. And there are still two guns out there. Also taken from the Walkerton area home was a .32 revolver and a .22 revolver. The OPP-report A 1990 GMC pickup truck was reported stolen from John Thompson of Concession 7, Huron Township. The keys were left in the ignition and the truck was parked in his driveway overnight, between Feb. 28 and'March 1. It was recovered in Forest on March 3, partially stripped. OPP are still investigating the theft. •turn to page 8