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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-01-03, Page 10:":",•-•"'"'""'""..""•'""•••'"'""•1"7""N;"••••7•••4";"";"`".....*„...4.4.4,4;•444."4"gh.I4'..4.44142',..1.3a44+4...4.4;,.^:a..!•,; I. " ' • . A . • Page (17-1,acknow 'Seeded, Wodnesdayrisorasj 3, 1979.; consolation e -15Y KEN HOUSTON "Oon December 28,- the Lucknow Midgets played in the Kincardine Winter Games arict,, came home with the Consolation Championship. • In this tournament were teams from C, B, - and mini* teams from bigger cities. Kincardine defeated Niagara On the Lake -for the Championship. • In the first game Lucknow played '•Bay Ridges near Pickering and lost 6-5, getting scored on , in the last minute. The, bigger ice surface and the Christ- maslayoff seemed to have its effect on the boys,. Scoring for Lucknow were Larry MacPherson,' Barry Elphick, Steve Simpson., and Kevin Clarice with two. . • • In game two,. the locals squared off against Fergus coming out on top of a high scoring game 10- 7. The locals started fat going ahead 6-1, then a small nightmare took place. Partway through the third. period Fergui went ahead 7-6; aided b5 Lucknow's bad penalties Barry•Elphick turned thi game ar•ound scoring on ‘i penalty ihot with a good w,rist shot to tie -the game. Three more quick goals put the game out of reach. Scoring for Lucknow were Steve ',Simpson, Al Rivett, Bob Hackett, •Larry MacPherson, Kent Alton, Barry Elphick, Kevin Clark and Paul Hamilton with two each. This.. victory put Lucknow into the" Con - NOW PLAYING JAN. 4-8 Fri.& sof. two showings 7 & 9 SUN. - THURS. ONE SHOWING 8:00 7.A NEW EXPERIENCE JAN. IRSENSUAUTY 9th. 11th • • • This Year's MAD, MAD World of Sheer lunacy. and complete insanity.: OUT- BLAZING BLAZING.SAI)DLES - *V- 4- . ,iA iN ,. p duitti)Es* ii ----4, .5.............., ,..,,.....-:::::::. ..! or $11$ • • . ..THEATRE-..• ' 30 ThaSMitriii, GE:W*0kb, 334-7811: • prOgreisniublect to Chong* amps at Kincar • solation Final so they returned on Friday to play .against Woolwich Twp,., northwest of Waterloo. It was a hard hitting — contest throughout and the locals played 3 good Steady periods of hockey. Steve Simpsehowed off his scoring TOO with .3 goals. Kin Clarke, Brad HumphreY, and Steve MacPherson, who played a strong game on defense, scored the other •• • :"" '"V• •- 4 na.axaariaK", tavai'maal 0*. ••••%0 rt. goals. Final score was 6-4 for Lucknnw. ,The team was aided bY'the Bantam home e team Kent Alton, David Gibson, and David Pritchard, who all put in strong performance.• ' The team proved .they • '"•'11- • • can hold' their ' '' these larger .2 centersen playing to • their truelorrn. Theteam brought home the Con- SOlation trophy and each player received a bronze medallion: BY BILL TAYLOR On Dec. 21 the pantanis visited Ripley and defeated thelocalsll to 6. Scoring for Lucknow were .Kent Alton with 3, George Aitdn and- 1on Greer scored 2, and :singles went to David Gibson, Ken Atkinson,. Dave • Pritchard ...and Gerald Cook •: • •-r Assisting on 4 was. Brian Taylor while David Pritchard collected 3. Allan Eadie and Arthur Clark had 2. Single • assists went to Kent Alton, Glen Ray,nard, Lance Sanderson, Mike Humprey and Allan •Eadie, .ena•:, A • SchettOle WEDNESDAY,JAN 3 9. :30-3 :301Y19ms Free Skating • • 5:45 PeeWee EXhibition Blyth VSLucknow ,THU'R'SDAY, JAN.• 4 7:30 Bantam Hockey Ripley•V:s Lucknow ....Industrial Hockey. 9 :00;Holyrood vs: Flying Dutchinen • • 10 5 LiicknowVs Kintail • FRIDAY, JAN.5- House, lee.-gtie. Practice ..—'41:45 Black 1-laWki & Bruins • • 5:45 Maple Leafs & . . Canadians • 7 p„m. Pee Wee,Hockey ' • Mildinay vs Lueknow SATURDAY,JAN. 6 2-4 Public Skating • 7 p„rri. Flea-Hobkey Game ‘. 839 CitC Hockey Game On Sat. Dec. 23 Lucknow hosted Blyth in an Exhibition game in which they ended upon the short end of an 8 to 3 score. • Scoring for "Lucknow were Lance. Sanderson,. Arthur 'Clark, and David Gibson. David - Gibson assisted on 2 while singles went- to Brian Taylor, Glen Rayner& and Arthur Clark. On Dec. 28th Mildmay carne to Lucknow, and were defeated 10 to 2. Kent , Alton played a strong game and led the scoring with 6 goals. Art ... • Clark, Brian Taylor, Glen Raynard and Paul McIntYre; each scored one. • Brian' Taylor assisted on 3 while David. Gibson and Gerald Cook ' assisted on' 2. A single went to Ken Atkinson, • • . RIL' GEORGE. GIBSON . Holiday season hockey for the At9ins included six gam: - es with3 Wins, -2 1O'sses and 1: tie. , • On December.18, the play- ers gave Ripley an early Christmas present , in the form .0 a 4 -.0 vicwy. •On Deceriibei 23, the' Kin- • cardine All Stars were in town expecting an easy vic- tory but tact to settle for a come -from -behind tie.. Our. boys proved again that posi- tional play and a passing gime : is exciting hockeyn Todd Scharbach had a gine'. game in goal making, several key §aves and. Chris Irwin played a great game on left • The score sheet read Chris Trwin from Brad Priestap and leff Gibson; • Dean- Dickson from Danny Gilchrist- and :Chris Irwin imeasisted. All 3 . • lay. shi Kincardine goals were scores ed j:q. Sean Burton. On.December • 28, the Kincardine All Star Novice team was in town to play our first year 'Atoms and :skated to a 3 - 1. win, Although the boys had an edge on the play sand many scaring chalices, the Kincardine goalies proy, • ed equal to the task. Three Flea players, Rodney Cayley, -Bred 'De-- Groote -and Sam__ Murray rounded out the Mom roster and provedt� be valuable • additions. Luck- now!s lime goal was by 'Sam Murray assisted by Darrell Darnin, .• On. • December 29, the Atoniskwere Off to Mildmay dritermined to play better defensive hockey and not 'give up any early goals.The team played well, Clearing the puclequicklY from their zone old were rewarded with a shut out. Andy Grazier; on right wing: for: this -game, -.• turned in'hiS best perform- ance .so far.this season. The score sheet read Dan- ny Gilchrist, 2 goals, 1 assist; Chriser 2 assists; Chris Irwin, 1 goal and De.an Dick, sOn,. • The hi -lite of st.ie. holidays s a Championship at the Palmerston R.H.A. '1Courna- • rnent. To win, ..the -boys played 4r}ithiaitr rion tom o iiooni;a;yu.r daY and Against - flarrtston, the • boys scored early and were • able to control the gaine With. , good defense and a passing offense. Harriston had few , scoring chances and when • they threatetied„Ponnie Mc- Farlan and -Todd :.$charbach • closed the .dOor. : Bonnie was. CONTINUED ON PAGE: '9 SUNDAY, JAN. 7 1:30-3;15 Public Skating 3 :45Iiivenile Hockey Kincardine vs tucknOw 5:30 Old Timers„Hoeicey. 70 01 -IA INT 'C'" " Goderith•Sailors.s LlicknoW."1.;ancers • MONDA,Y, JAN. 8 7: 30,Atom Game Teeswatervs Lucknow 8:45 Midget Exhibition • Hockey SDAY, JAN. 9 • Broomball League 8 :15. Teachers vs • Lucknow 9:15, Holyrood vs, Ashfield 10:15 Bruce's No. 5 vs Lanes WEDNESDAYaAN. 10 1:30-330 Moms and Tots Free Skating • 3:45-4:45 Brookside Boys • . . . • . • • ' • • :Snowm.�biiers1. • GET YOUR PLEDGES FOR THE . Beflmiller • , SO SUiiiiay, January 14th, 1978. ALL PROCEEDS FOR CANCER RESEARCH Registration 10 ear. - 12 at Benrnilicir Foresiers Hall' - All partitipants mutt have pledges to quialfy - All partkipaida must be licensed & insured Prizes for the Most money pledged. - Barbecue at completion of run, Rano ycitet own meat. Baked beano, homemade bread suppftod Piedge-formi available ,froia local iittowmoblle dealseri& inowmobile*clubs • „ . •