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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-12-03, Page 10O 5 age nI Laneknow SemtineIl, Wednesday, eeember sv, MO The 3est Place to be is a STANDARD TRUST 11111110111.111 5 year term. interest paid annually Minimum deposit $500. • Rates subject to change without notice 237 Josephine Street - Wingham, Ontario Telephone 1-357-2022 Mon. - Thurs. 9-5, Fri. til 6 BEAMSVILLE • BLENHEIM • BRAMPTON • CALGARY • CHATHAM , ESSEX • EXETER • GODERICH • HAMILTON • MARKHAM • MONTREAL • NEWMARKET • PARIS • PERTH • PICTON • PORT PERRY • REG,',A • SASKATOON • TORONTO • VANCOUVER • WALKERTON • WINGHAM • WINNIPEG • WOODSTOC'( • • • gPe vie tit swe • ire ire • ire sr* cre ioe 1 • 141 • • • fte toe. Ise te. • te You Are Invited 7b Our Our 5th Annual Christmas QP1NSHOUSfU GODERICH Sunday, Dec. 7 12:30 pm - 5:00 pm Here's an excellent opportunity for ydu to enjoy a leisurely afternoon of Christmas Gift Hunting mixed with a lot of goodold fashioned Christmas spirit. Make it a family outing. 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Lancers 6 Ripley 6 Both teams were skating well while both David Gibson and Mike Whitcroft will agree there were some hard hits. The Lancers jumped out to an early lead when Jim Murray slid one past the Ripley goalie. Carl Stanley tied the score mid -way through, the second. Steve MacPherson gave the Lancers the lead again and Art Clark made it a two -goal lead at the half- way point. The Roosters then scored three straight to take a one -goal lead into the third period. Dan Wilken, Kevin Boyle and Mark Stanley got the Rooster goals. The Roosters were not done scoring yet though, as they increased their lead to three goals when Brent Armstrong and Kevin Stewart found the mark. The Lancers closed the gap half -way through the third when Steve Simpson con- n nected on a powerplay goal and, half a minute later, Grant Gilchrist put one in and the Lancers trailed by one. The tying goal came in the last minute with the Lancers using an extra forward in favor of a goalie and who else but Steve macPher- son was there to tap in the goal. Mystery man This week's mystery man is newcomer Mike Whitcroft. Mike was picked up as a free agent from the Butchers for an un- disclosed amount of money and so far has handled himself pretty well in the big leagues. His pack control and passing pro- wess keeps the opposition off guard while his teammates get into the open. And, when asked what he had in store after his. hockey career was over, Mike says he would like to team up with Hulk Hogan and do some tag -team wrestling. The Lancers travel to Mildmay on Fri- day and host Kincardine next Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Midgets lose hard-fought games The Lucknow Midgets took on Norman - by at home last Monday night. It was a tense game, coming right down to the wire. Lucknow put up a good fight, but the score ended up 7-6 for Norinariby. Normanby 7 Lucknow 6 Lucknow started off slow, scoring only two goals in the first two periods. At the beginning of the third period, Normanby was leading with a score of 7-2. In the third, Lucknow really began,play- ing as they scored four goals in the last 12 minutes of play. But, it was too little too late for Lucknow as Normanby took the victory. The Lucknow goals were scored by Kevin De Jong with 3, Sam Murray, Scott Hackett and Kirk Livingston, each with 1. Assists went to Jeff Gammie, Harvey Kik- kert, Jeff Pollard, Kirk Livingston, Steve Huffman and Sam Murray. On Wednesday night, the Midgets pack- ed up their equipment and travelled to Brussels. Brussels 7 Lucknow 3 This game went back and forth with each team leading during the game. But, at the end of third period, Brussels went ahead for .good, scoring three goals in the last seven minutes of the game. The last goal was into an empty net. The final score was 7-3 for Brussels. Lucknow goals were'scored by Kevin De Jong, Scott Hackett sand John Vandervelde. Assisting were Scott Hackett and two from Jamie Humphrey. • The team's final game of the week was On . Friday night when they travelled to Howick. The game was very exciting with. Howick pulling out a close 6-5 win. 0 Hawick 6 Lucknow 5 At the end of the second period the score was tied 4-4. But, in 'the third period, Howick scored two, more to put them ahead for good: Lucknow goals were scored'by Kevin De Jong, Harvey Kikkert with two, John Vandervelde and Scott Hackett. Assists went to Kevin De Jong, Kirk Livingston and two for Scott Hackett, Bantams suffer first defeat. to Hanover last Sunday On November 23, the Lucknow Bantams suffered- their first defeat of the season when they travelled to Hanover. In a hard- fought contest, the, game ended 5-3 for Hanover. Hanover 5 Lucknow 3. Brad Murray scored all three goals for Lucknow. Donnie Gammie had two assists while Rod Crich, Butch Foran and Scott Gibson had one each, the following night on November 24, the Bantams travelled to Teeswater and cmae out with a 2-0 win. Lucknow 2 Teeswater 0 Butch Foran scored both goals with Brad Murray drawing 2 assists and Rod Crich, 1. -Johnathon Nelson and Paul helm shared the shut -out in goal. On November 28, Teeswater returned to Lucknow, and after'a close -checking and scrambly hockey game, the score ended in a 1-1 tie. Lucknow 1 Teeswater 1 • Scoring for Lucknow • was Rod Crich, assisted. by Jamie .Johnston and Marshall Le Breton. Goalie ' Johnathon Nelson held the local boys in the game in the third period to obtain the tie. The Bantam's next home is on Friday night in Lucknow at 8:30 p.m. against Ripley. Come out and cheer the boys on. Atom B'siose two to Durham The Lucknow Atom B's had one of the toughest series of the season against a strong. Durham team, On November 15, Lucknow hosted the Durham team who skated to a 6-1 victory over the locals. n. Durham 6 Lucknow 1 The boys played a hard and determined game, but were outplayed by the Durham crew. Lucknow's only goal was scored on . an end-to-end rush by the tern's defensive captain Scott .Rintoul Another mention must go to the home team's goalie Blair Bieman, On November 22, Lucknow travelled to Durham in high spirits for a little revenge. After the smoke cleared, the score was a whopping 15.0. For Who you are asking? Let's just say the local boys' high spirits were not as high. as they were when the first period started, That is not to say the boys gave up, frustrated maybe, but they were not sore losers. Durham is a very strong team and the boys' respected that. The stop at McDonalds in Hanover made the boys forget about the .:garne. Thanks goes to • Harry for. his time to drive the bus. • . The Atom B's were determined to play good, hard hockey after their disasterous loss to Durham last week. The locals hosted Hanover on Saturday, November 29 and were defeated 4.2, Hanover 4 Lucknow,2 Nevertheless, the boys did play good, solid hockey by passing the puck, forechecking and.comillg out their own end quickly and smoothly, Scoring for the Lucknow squad was Col- in Humphrey with both goals and assists going to, lean Tiffin with two and one to Scott Hintoul, A