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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-12-10, Page 134 idgets lose eeond game at Silver Stick tourney The Lucknow Midgets won their first game of the season against Howick last Monday night with a 5-2 victory. Lucknow 5 Howick 2 Lucknow scored the only goal of the first period to take a 1-0 .lead into the dressing room. -The second period was scoreless up until the last four minutes of play, with Lucknow scoring twice and Howick once. In the third period, Lucknow open up with two more goals with Howick only manag- ing one goal. • Lucknow goals were scored by Kevin DeJong, Dave MacDougall, Jamie Hum- phrey, Jeff Gammie and Harvey Kikkert. Assists went to Scott Hackett, Kevin De - Jong and Jeff Burgsma. The Midgets travelled to Wingham early Saturday morning to take part in the Silver Stick Tournament. Lucknow 7 Howick.5 They met Howick again in another ex- citing, high scoring game. Lucknow got off to a good start scoring, three goals in the first period and another two goals in the se- cond period. In the third period, Lucknow was ahead by a score of 7-2 when Howick got three quick goals. But this didn't stop Lucknow from gaining the victory, 7-5. Goals were scored by Scott ; ackett with two with singles from Jeff ?:;urgsma, John Vandervelde, Jeff Pollard, Harvey Kik- kert and Steve DeJong. Assists came from Sam Murray with 2, and Jeff Gammie, Steve Huffman, John Vandervelde . and Mark McConnell with one each. In the second game of the tournament, Lucknow took on Arthur in another ex- citing game. Arthur 6 Lucknow 5 Lucknow got their first two goals in the second period. At the beginning of the third period, the score was 3-2 for Arthur. The • Arthur team then got three consecutive goals to put them ahead 6-2. With less than five minutes left in the third period, Lucknow really started play- ing and for their efforts, netted three more goals in two minutes. But, they couldn't get the tying goal which left the score 6-5 for Arthur. Lucknow goals were scored by Jamie Humphrey with 2, Jeff Pollard with 2 with Kevin DeJong adding a single. Assists came from Jeff Gammie with 2, and John Vandervelde, Kevin DeJong and Kirk Liv- ingston with one each. Lancers take two on weekend The Lucknow Lancers skated their way to two victories over the weekend as they downed Mildmay 5-2 Friday and trounced Kincardine 16-1 Sunday night. . Lancers 5 Mildmay 2 .The game in Mildmay got off to a slow start as neither team was skating well. But Art Clark managed to score one as the Lancers held a one goal lead after one period. Both teams scored twice in the se- cond with Steve MacPherson and Wayne Phillips scoring for the Lancers. In the final period, Mike Whitcroft went cruising into the opposition's end, stole the puck • froni Jim Murray and slid the puck past the goalie for his first of the year. Kevin Clark added one more minutes later to end the scoring as the Lancers came home with two more points. It was a short-handed Kincardine Kings squad that showed up Sunday night and with Coach Hamilton playing all his aces, it was a nice victory. Lancers 16 - Kincardine 1 The Lancers held a 5-0 lead after one, 10-0 after two and scored 6 more in the third to end the game. The scoring was spread out among everyone and old timers Jim Murray and Rod Simpson even got goals. Mystery Man This week's mystery man is none other than Huron Township beef producer David Gibson. David is one of the rear guards on the team but uses his speed to lead the at- tack quite regularly. And, when the puck comes to David on the point, he becomes a threat to both teams. The Lancers host Teeswater next Sun- day night for their game of the week: Pee Wee's best Blyth, Mildmay Over the first five days of December, the peewee A team won three games. They defeated Mildmay once and Blyth twice. Lucknow 4 - Blyth 2 The Lucknow team got off to a sluggish start and let their Blyth opponents take an early two goal lead. It was into the second period before any real spark was ignited by a fine.passing play from Gavin Hunter to Robbie Crich around the defenceman and back to Hunter for the first Lucknow goal. Adrian Rau tied the game up shortly after that beating the goalie on a sharp angled shot after Chris Stevenson had put forth a good second effort to pass the puck to Rau while falling after a 'check. Lucknow went ahead to stay in the third period 'on a goal by Mike Vanderveld after Hunter took the draw in the Blyth end and Vanderveld put ft high in the, net. Vanderveld scored once more into the empty net with one second remaining in the game. The -stand out performer on defence was scrappy Terry Stanley who was kept busy repeatedly clearing the • ptick from the Lucknow end as another 20 minutes in penalties was killed. Lucknow 7 -. Mildmay 4 The next evening the boys took on Mildmay at home. They scored first on a Chris Stevenson :goal assisted by Brad Rhody and Stanley, but Mildmay came right back and tied the game on a power play goal: Rau put Lucknow ahead in the second on a shot from the slot after a spurt of good pressure on the Mildmay goalie. Vanderveld then put Lucknow, up by 2 when while forechecking and playing shorthanded, he came. up with -the puck.in ,front and beat the goalie cleanly. Mildmay name back with a goal, when all the Lucknow players were caught out of posi- tion and Mildmay took advantage of the er- Turn to page 18 'M,ACHINaCHILLA ...,, and you can raise me...INVEST NOW...for your family business for fun and future! This is all it takes to start your Career as a Chinchilla Rancher -.a tove of anirnals -- garage oi•=spare rborn such as a basement which h meets the climate conditions required for chinchilla—and a little spare time. 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