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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-01-22, Page 14Page 14--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 22, 1986 Lucknow Midgets come from behind in win and draw The Lucknow Midgets posted back to back wins over Brussels and a come from behind tie with Teeswater in games this week. Last Wednesday in Brussels, the Luck - now squad scored early but gave up two power play goals to fall behind 2 - 1, by the end of the first. But second and third period action was Lucknow all the way as they applied constant pressure and skated to a 6 - 2 final. Game star went to Dan Gilchrist who led on offence with four straight goals and on defence with powerful backchecking. Brad Priestap collected three points on a pair of goals and one assist. Other assists went to Steve De Jong. Fred Flanagan, Jeff Gibson (2), Andy Grazier, Muirray Houghton, ADAMSON INSULATION will INSULATE your home now! SAVE." Take advantage of the CHIP GRANT Grant will pay 1/3 or up to $500 of the cost. Keep your home warmer In the winter. CG,Sp For More information call: LUCKNOW 528-2113 Jamie Humphrey, Steve Murray and Steve Van Osch. In Sunday's home game against Brus- sels, the Lucknow squad took advantage of a stronger bench and controlled most of the game. While Brussels was able to catch up twice in the first, two unanswered second period goals and another in the third preserved a 5 - 2 win. Scott Hackett was the trigger man with three goals and one assist. Steve Murray picked up three assists and Andy Grazier collected one goal and one assist. Single points went to DeJong, Gilchrist and Van Osch. Monday night's contest against Tees - water didn't solve a thing as the teams shot their way to a 7 - 7 draw. Although the first period was even hockey, Teeswater took the lead with three goals late in the second and still held a 7 - 4 edge late in the third. But the game isn't over until the bell as the Lucknow squad got a breath of fresh air and scored three in the last three minutes to tie the game. On the scoreboard: Gary Forster one assist; Danny Gilchrist, one goal, six assists; Andy Grazier, one assist; Scott Hackett, one goal; Murray Houghton, two goals, one assist; Steve Murray, one assist; Brad Priestap, two goals, one assist; Steve Van Osch, one assist; Jeff Walden, one goal. With one week left in the schedule, the Midgets are a .688 club with a 15-6-3 record. Action this week includes the Ripley Tourny on Saturday, at home to Shallow Lake on Monday and in Teeswater on Tuesday. Murrays, Stevenson help Atom As in games The Lucknow Atom As chalked up another win for themselves as they beat Kincardine in, an exhibition game, over the holidays. The score was 3 - 2. Ray Dalton opened the scoring with Warren Andrew assisting. Justin Murray scored unassisted and Dwayne Porter 'scored the thi, d with Clint Murray assisting.' In regular season play, Lucknow also beat Tiverton Jan. 8 with a score of 4 - 2. Vince Sticklend racked up a hat trick, assisted on each goal by Brad Rhody, Steve Porter and Rob Crich. Brad Rhody opened the scoring with Rob Crich assisting. Another exhibition game against Elmira resulted in a tie Saturday morning. Good goaltending by Joel ' Sutton kept the score even. Chris Stevenson opened the scoring with Justin Murray assisting. Clint Murray scored unassisted, and Chris Stevenson scored with Justin Murray assisting, tying the game with seven seconds left on the IDEAL LADIES' WEAR Mount Forest, Ontario January wo'fIne Sale A large selection from which to choose • 300 Dresses (from leading mfg.) •Two Piece Suits (from leading mfg.) Entire Stock Of .. •Quin ed Coats •Blouses,.. •Sweaters'Skiirts" *Slat s At our 2 for 1 Sale you pick two articles of clothing; pay for the higher priced article and receive the other item Free! A GREAT DEAL! 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Teeswater shows up Bantams On Jan. 17, the Lucknow Bantams took a severe whomping from Teeswater, with Teeswater winning 3 - 2. Although the score wasn't high, it was a super win ' for Teeswater who played the game with only seven players and a goalie. Sheer determination and stubborness to show they could do it, paid off for those few Teeswater players who showed up for the game. Lucknow's; lack of positional play and mental attitude lost this game for them. Kevin deJong picked up two goals and Harvey Kikkert and Jeff Gammie one assist each, On Sunday, Lucknow travelled to Park- hill for what was supposed to be an exhibi- tion game. Parkhill's main attempt, in the game was to :rearrange; the „bodies cif the Lucknow team. The abilities of the Lucknow team wore very evident in this game and coach Harvey Livingston was overheard to remark "hard to believe this is the same team that played Teeswater Friday',. ' The score is questionable as the boys in stripes left a lot to be desired. Official score was Parkhill 3, Lucknow 3. Lucknow fans scored it 4.2for Lucknow, Take your pick! • Peewee Bs suffer from injuries, flu bugs and moving Lucknow Peewee Bs travelled to Ripley on Jana 15'. Despite being short some regular play, ers, the game was a well played game and wds anybody's game. ' Lucknow squad has lost two valuable players in Robin and Ken Neable who have moved to Collingwood recently. The team is hoping they will return for a possible upcoming tournament. The best of luck to them in Collingwood. Dennis Johnston, a defenceman, is out with a broken rib suffered in last week's game with Teeswater. The game started out with Lucknow's Russ Sutton on the scoreboard assisted by Marshall LeBreton. Ray Kikkert added a second goal for Lucknow from a pass from Paul Sande. Ripley applied the pressure and scored late in second period. Paul MacDonald scored from Sam Snobelen and Mike Hodgins. Score at end of second period was 2 - 1, Lucknow. The third period was full of excitement as the seesaw battle was on. It was Ripley's Kevin Taylor unassisted and Ripley's Paul MacDonald from Sam Snobelen providing some of the excitement. Then Ray Kikkert scored for Lucknow; unassisted. The score was tied at three with four minutes left to play. Ripley put on extra pressure and Paul MacDonald scored twice, assisted by Mike Anenberg, Final score Ripley 5, Lucknow 3. Despite injuries, flu bugs and moving, Lucknow hopes to be at full force for their next game Jan. 23. Everyone's glad to see Travis out at the w last game, getting around on crutches. Lancers win high scoring game The Lucknow Lancers hosted Teeswater Sunday night and came away with a 10 • 9 victory. The Lancers came out flying in the first and built up a S -1 lead by the end of the period. Brad Humphrey opened the scoring for the locals followed by Allan adiewith two, Grant Gilchrist and Wayne l hillips.. The second Period belonged to Tees - water as they put fotir goals uta the score. board while the Lancers managed just one. gas cal came when Jim Murray set up lilt Feller in front of the net, turning the oalie inside out and upside down for his fourth goal .; of the . year. This endedthe second period with the Lancers ahead. 6 - S. Two quick goals by Jim Murray and Brad Humphrey early in the third, gave the Lan- cer a three goal lead but Teeswater refus- ed to quit and stormed back with four straight goals for a 9-8 lead. Scott Mitchell evened the Score on a Lancer power `play and this paved the way for the go ahead goal -by the ever dangerous Pat Murray. Murray grabbed the puck at the blucline,. dipped past the defense, slid past the goalie and shoved the puck in the net. while. laying flat out on the ice. 'The Lancers have just one, game nodi weekend when they travel to Ripley ori Friday night. W,�L:iva3f%aw � .