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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-03-26, Page 8Page 8-Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 26, 1986 Break produces 5-2 week Listowel Blues Atom Bs 3, Lucknow 2 The week of March break was a busy one for the Atom Bs. On Tuesday the team returned again this year to the Listowel Paddyfest Atom B tournament. It was a six team round robin tourney. Our guys came out at the consolation winners, playing the best team hockey they ever have. As luck would have it, the first game they played was against the Tournament Champs, the Listowel Blues. They lost this game when the Blues scored with five seconds left in the sudden death overtime period. Lucknow's Danny Kerr opened the scoring in the first period, scoring unassist- ed. Listowel scored two quick ones in the second. Steven Adams tied the score in third period, forcing the one period only sudden death overtime. With four minutes left in the overtime period, Lucknow was penalized five minutes for slashing. With 39 seconds left, Lucknow got a roughing penalty, although no one but the referee could figure out why. That left only three Lucknow players on the ice. Inevitably, the Blues scored, with only five seconds left in the game, putting Lucknow in the consola- tion round. Listowel won 3 - 2. Lucknow 5, Elma Logan 1 Game two against Elma Logan was penalty free. The score of this one was 5 - 1 for Lucknow. Scoring for Lucknow- were Colin Humphrey, unassisted in the first period. In the second, Mark Stoll scored assisted by Mark Bakker. Jeremy Brindley scored his first goal of the season, assisted by Danny Kerr. Tommy Hogan scored on assists from Paul Kikkert and Chris Humphrey. Chris scored the last goal, unassisted. Lucknow 4, Listowel Reds 2 The third and last game was played against the Listowel Reds for the consola- tion. Chris Humphrey continued his hot streak and scored the opening goal. Listowel countered five minutes later. Danny Kerr scored the go-ahead goal unassisted in the second period. Two minutes later Paul Kikkert scored a nice one on ,a play set up by Mark Bakker and Dean Tiffin. In the third period Chris Humphrey came through again, scoring from Paul Kikkert's pass: With 21 seconds left in the game, the Reds scored their second goal, making the final score 4 - 2. The boys left Listowel with a bag full of goodies from the tournament sponsors as well as renewed confidence in themselves. Lucknow 4, Mildmay 0 Wednesday night the boys travelled to Mildmay. The momentum from their tournament wins carried them through to a 4 - 0 win -- the first win they've had against Mildmay in seven matches. Chalking up the shut out was goaltender Keith Todd. Again, Danny Kerr opened the scoring with an unassisted goal in the first period. Defenseman Adrian Helm scored the second period goal assisted by Colin Humphrey. The two third period goals were scored by Jeremy Brindley from Danny Kerr and Chris Humphrey from Tommy Hogan. Saturday kept the parents running from Lucknow to Ripley all day for the Ripley Atom House League Tournament. Lucknow 3, Ripley 0 They played the first game -- and the tournament's first game against Ripley at 9 a.m._ The boys played a fantastic game, blanking Ripley 3 - 0 scoring one goal each period. In the first period Darryl Gibson scored assisted by Nathan Daer. In the second, Jeremy Brindley scored again assisted by Nathan. In the third Danny Kerr scored assisted by Jeremy. Lucknow 6, Wallace 0 This win moved to the championship semi-finals against Wallace, a team they'd never seen before, for a 3 p.m. game. - -Again-the- te-a-m-came on -strong; -trouncing Wallace 6 - 0. The first period was scoreless. The second period lit up the board three times and the third period lit it up three more. Chris Humphrey got a hat trick and one assist; Darryl Gibson, one goal, one assist; Mark Stoll, one goal, one assist; Mark Bakker, one goal; Colin Humphrey, two assists; Scott Rintoul, one goal; and Danny Kerr, one assist. Mildmay 2, Lucknow 0 So it was back to Ripley for the championship game at 8 p.m. 'against Mildmay, their arch rivals. This was Lucknow's turn to be blanked 2 - 0, Mildmay scoring in the first and second periods. Repeated tries by Lucknow were stopped by the Mildmay netminder. Some said the. boys got off on the wrong foot, when they lost the flip and couldn't wear their own sweaters as both Mildmay and Lucknow's sweaters were green! Anyway, the boys played well, the parents had fun, and Lucknow's goalie Keith Todd came out of the tourney with the best goals against average of the tournament, allowing only two goals in three games. Bantams score triple hat trick iacbiow Bantams 12, Harriston 0 Kirk Livingston, Kevin deJong and Wayne Nivens all claimed hat tricks last Friday night at the Lucknow Bantams blew Harriston right out of the arena 12 - 0. Lucknow wrapped up the .two out of three series in two games with a fairly easy win. After the first game with Harriston, when Lucknow squeaked out a 5 4 win, the team though they would have their hands full, but that was not to be. Lucknow started out rather slow in the first period with goals going to Kevin deJong and Kirk Livingston, assisted by Harvey Kikkert, Wayne Nivens and Matt Rhody. The second period saw things start to open .up as the Lucknow team filled the Harriston net with four goals. Scoring for Lucknow were Kirk Livingston two, Wayne Niven, two, with assists going to Jim Sinnett two, Dave Schuler, Mark McCon- nell two, Sam Murray and Brad Murray. The third \period saw the roof fall in on Harriston as Lucknow knocked the walls out ,;+ith six more goals. Scoring for Lucknow were Kevin deJong two, Brad Murray, Harvey Kikkert, Jim Sinnett and Wayne Nivens with assists going to Scott Gibson, Jim Sinnett, Dave Schuler, Matt Rhody and Brad Murray. Craig Irwin claimed the shutout for Lucknow with a fairly easy night in the nets. Lucknow will now sit idle for a week waiting tor the winners between Howick and Mildmay. The next series Lucknow will play is the final series for the group championship in WOAA Division. As most people know the hockey season is winding down and the ice will be going out in the 10 days. This' Bantam team has beendisplaying some clean well disciplin- ed hockey for about 20 faithful spectators all year and through the playoffs. You don't know what you're missing till you read about it in the paper and then it's too late. This great little city of Lucknow has some fine hockey players and they want to show you their talent. Come out and cheer therm on to victory as they try to wrap their season up with the group championship this, next week. The team challenges you, the people of Lucknow and area - you fill the arena with people and the team will do its..darndest to fill the net with pucks. Bowling results Lucknow Mixed The women's high single was an effort by Marion Cook who scored 255. Merle Rhody had the high triple of 648. Gerald Rhody picked up the men's high single of 265 and the high triple went to Ron Elliott with 647. Games over 200 were bowled by D. A. Hackett, 201; Merle Rhody, 201; 217, 230; Gerald Rhody, 265; Ron Elliott 202, 247; Beryl McDonald, 248; Janet Card, 203; Pete VanOsch, 222, 245; Allan McDonald, 205; Linda Carvell, 206; Ken Phillips, 219; Steve Carvell, 261; Marion Cook, 255; and Joe Agnew, 203. Team point standings in playoffs: Gophers 5, Kangaroos 18, Squirrels 10, Chipmunks 10, Cats 9, Tigers 11. Ladies Thursday High single was Jean Furness, 257, and the high triple came from Joanne. Hodgins, 634. Games over 200 were bowled by Jean Furness, . 257, 201; Joy Jurjens, 233, 222; Beattie Irwin, 206; Joanne Hod- gins, 220, 225; Barb Tyler, 200; Pat Grazier, 205; Marj McMurray, 234; and Donna McBride, 203,. Team points and standings: Crepe 2, 78; Wool 7, 80; Cotton 0, 83; Polyester 5, 86; Linen 2, 45; Silk 5, 92. On March 6 it should have read Joyce Pickard, 200 not Joyce Hedley and on March 16 it should have read Joyce Pickard with 206 not Joyce Hedley. Ladies 7:00 p.m. Bernice Kemp bowled the high single with a 290 and she bowled the high triple with a 676. Games of 200 and over were rolled by Bernice Kemp, 290; Maggie Cleland, 257; Betty VanOsch, 246; Debbie Em- berlin, 219; Barb Ross, 211, 210; Dorothy Brintnell, 210; Shirley Ken- nedy, 207; and Dianne Humphrey, 207.. Team points and standings: Budgies 16, 29; Bunnies 12, 26; Hamsters 7, 20; Kittens 10, 18; Puppies 7, 17; Ponies 11, 16. Lucknow rink wins bonspiel The North Huron District Annual Bonspiel was held at the Belmore Community Center on March 22 hosted by the Lucknow Old Light Lodge. Twenty teams participated in a real fun day, with lots of competition. Jack Scott's Lucknow rink were the winners for the second consecutive year, with runners up Paul Inglis of Fordwich Lodge and Bob Whittock of Wingham third, and Donald Simpson of Lucknow fourth. After the curling, a delicious dinner was served by . the Belmore ladies, followed by the distribution of prizes.... Old Light Lodge would like to thank all the merchants of Lucknow, Ripley and Kincardine, as well as many others in the district who generously provided the prizes for the day. A list of these may be found on the classified page. 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