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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-01-18, Page 1511 After dropping':their first two games of the ew year to Paisley and Elora the Lancers icked up two points 'when they defeated avisto�ck by a 9' ';;411 scone.. Paisley 9 • Lucknow 8F • The Lancers dropped the first game of the ew year in a close contest The Lancers. ere in the•'game for two periodsas they led' - 7 going into, the third period. Paisley ored two unanswered goals t+ take the win way from .the: home/team. Lucknow tallies were by.;Jim: VanOsch, two Ian Montgomery and Jim Murray aid( ther singles going:= to Mike Bear and John, amilton. • Elora 15 - Lricknote6 The home team'040brasted''the lancets utscoringa'the visitors 15 t..,64: "Elora' scored ve goals in .the first• period to Lucknow's ne. In' the 'second'the Lancers :Scored three. o Elora's .three and in..tie final stanza the o'ne teaam'pulld .away scoring. seven tmes o Lucknow s two Scoring for the ` Lancers were ' Stevie impson with two,:.Jim: VanOscii 'wins• two and single to Randy Alton and - Pat Murray. Lueknow. 9 - Tavistock 8 Afterbeing outscored by, a 'two • to one margin in the first two games of the new year; the Lancers finally :outscored: , the opposition to collect their third win >of -;the 83/84 season{,, The Lancers put together a game 'that lasted Over three periods instead of one ;or • two, to outlast the home, ' team Tavistock. Dim to an .incomplete score sheet -the names of the players that scored for. the Lancers are. not available": Luck ow, Sentinel, Wedireaday, January 18, 1984,1iage 13 Lancers Demolished Over Weekend The Lancersover the past weekend were .soundly defeated by Palmerston and Mount Forest on Friday evening and Sunday afternoon. The Lancers were `outscored by a : imargir of three to one in the. contests. The lancers were in both .games up to the third s anza, then in both games lost the edge as* opposition thenblasted' the Lancers• to . take`` away ,a possible font '.points' from the locals. The,; Lancers next" home contest is on Sunday,:. January 22 at 7,.30 .p.m. ost two wins By George Gibson • the game. They managed to tie the score at 1 -1, then 2 - 2 but Teeswater took a 4.2 lead. early in the second and looked like they were going to blow the local lads away. - • However, about the mid point of the game the worm turned and the tenacity . of the Lucknow team began to pay off. They finished the` game with our unanswered goals; three late in the second and one early in' he third to skate their way, to a 6 4 win. The Panasonic play ' of the game could have been Tom Gilmore's opening; goal, a great personal effort or Brad Priestap's bank shot off the post, which started_ the rally on the second or Grant Muarray's peifectpass to Dan Gilchrist forthe tip in to provide the insurance marker, but the play goes to Bill Card in goal for third periodstops off the stick of Teeswater's Sandy MacDonalds who 4scored all four Teeswater goals. On the scoreboard: Tom Gilmore from K. VanOsch; Dan Gilchrist from Shepherd and G. Murray; Brad Priestap from McKim and Ritchie; Grant Murray from Gilchrist. •and Ritchie; Gilchrist from Shepherd and G. Murray; D. Gilchrist from G.- Murray. and Shepherd. Final score Lucknow-6, Teelwater 4. Last Thursday tis' Mildmay the team. ated to a 7 - 4 win. After scoring apicture effect goal in the ftrsr9ft, and carrying. e play to Mildmay, a couple/of defensive istakes allowed the Mildmay team to take a - 1 lead` alone point early in the second. ow.ever, three Lucknow markers in a two mute span re-established': the lead which hey held for the rest of "the game. Mildmay narrowed the'margin to 4 :. 3 with goal late in the second but in the first shift f the .third the Luckitow'squad got that one ack and took command ' of the ..period; out - coring the opposition by a: 3 - 1 margin. From the score sheet: Alan Shepherd from ilchrist and G. Murray; Alan. Shepherd ram G. Murray, 'and Gilchrist; Darren cKim from Priestap Alun Shepherd nassisted; .Grant • 'Murray from Gilchrist; an Gilchrist from Shepherd and G. Muray; arren McKim from Irwin. Final score. ucknow 7, Mildmay =4. , -At home to Teeswater on Monday night in hat could have -been a, playoff preview, the ucknow team got off to a slow start and had o come from behind through the first half Of DIVER BIJYS 1981 MALIBU CLASSIC, 4 door 1981 .OLDS REGENCY, 4 door 1981 DODGE DIPLOMAT, 4 door 1981 FORD FAIRMONT wagon, 4 .door 1980 PONTIAC CATALINA, 4 dr. •1980 DODGE. ASPEN, 2 dr. ,1980 PONTIAC PARISIENNE, 4 door 1980 CHEV IMPALA, . 4 door 1980 CHEVY .VAN, 20 series 1980 JEEP CHEROKEE wagon, 4 wheel ve, 4 door 1978 GRANA 2 .door, 6 cyl. 1976 CHEV SUBURBAN 1975 BUCK CENTURY, 4 door TRUCK$ 2 1981 OMC PICKUPS 1980 CHEV PICKUP, V-8 auto- matic Quinn's..__.___. Flowers & Gifts LUCKNOW 528-2033 STORE HOURS Wed. Jan. 11th to Sat. Jan. 28th TUESDAY TO FRIDAY 'OPEN 10:00 atm. - 11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. -3:OOp.m. 4.30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturdays 10:00 a.m.-.5:00p.m. PHONE 528-2033 If no answer please call RL YTH PHONE 5234342 346.2563 (Kincardine) ALL: Christmas. Decorations 1/2 PRI•CE: 0e "` vivi l of . Luclwow ;'`Lancere • Intsroiediate . hockey team i't .turned 'old > a$ Pt* isht$;as sued' thehoped',lad beginning of the season. The local s. have: lost thelr hart -.few atiteR but they keep .:to gatp'ttie competitive a The Lament hosted Palmerston in Luckdow at the o t. Goalle yGGoa le fillOWn in net. ' [Phots'by •Sharon_DIetzJ;: • boJ! r . .4, Ladies Monday bowling Pat Livingston bowled, the high single with a 335. . Pat Livingston bowled the high triple -with a 665. Games of 200 and ,over: Pat Livingston 335, Nancy. Fairish 203, Mary Cleland 206, Jessie Joynt 230, Sharon Culbert 232. Team points and standings: Mexico 5, 58%; Scotland 0, 41; China 7, 61%; Holland 2,.64; U.S.A. 5, 589; Canada 2, 53. Xinloss minced bowling Ladies high . Hannah Hartemink with a single of 220 and a triple of 520. Men's high single, Gerry vander Klippe with 274 and high triple Norm. Bolt with 695. Men 200 and over: Gerry vander Klippe 274, Norm Bolt 264, 233, Jim Lavis 247, Jack Henderson 233, Dave Swan 232, Sam Matthews 200. 0 ' Omitted last. week, Jake Conley 207. Team points and standings: Kings 4, 64; Wealthys 2, 55; Pippins 7, 53; Snows '0., 49; Macs 5, 40; Spys '3, 33. Youth bowling club Good scores: Luke Cranston 231, 215, 213; Robbie. Haldenby 150, Leslie Livingston 1 1.67, Scott Allen 166, 156, Jason Humphrey 163, David Elliott 182, 154, 150; Russell Sutton 152, Jason Haldenby 155, • Chad Stri.nley 198, Jodi Hackett 167. Standings: Tigers 176'/x, Wolverines 148, Panthers 143%, Cheetas142% Bears 136, Cougars- 133%. • Town and. Country bowling Anna Johnstone bowled high forthe ladies with. a single of 178 and double of 316. John Roulston had high single for the -men with 194. High double went to Art Burrows with 374. Team, standtngs'''Violets 42, Greens it Blues 33, Oranges 29, Yellows 28, :Reds `2 Men's bowling 0 High single, Terry Wilson 257. High triple, Dave Humphrey 698. . Games over 225: Terry Wilson 257, Dave Humphrey 255,. 242, Murray Reid 233, 230. Standings: Oldsmobiles 116, Mustangs •112, Dodges 139, Pontiacs 124, Buicks 112. WEST WAWANQSW MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY non, Ontario NOM 1R0 Agents 529-7961 None G. W. Peever sec etary/Manager FARM RESIDENTIAL AUTO Frank Foran Lyons & Mulhorn Donald MacKay ' Kenneth B. MacLean John, Nixon Donald R. Simpson Delmar Sproul R. R. 02, Lucknow - 46 West Strut, Oodertch R. R. 9t 3. Ripley R. R. 2, Paisley R. R..45, Brussels R. R. 8 3, Goderlch R. R. 83, Auburn 528-3824 524-2864 395-5382 368-7537 887-9417 528-7587 529-7273 FOR A QUOTATION ON YOUR FARM, HOME, COTTAGE OR ,AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CON tACT THE AGENT IN YOUR AREA Directors Eldon Bradley John Bryce Olin Coutts` Gerald Kerr Austin Martin Donald McKenzie Lucknpw R. R. 83, Paisley R. R. 86, Brussels P.O. Box 62, Blyth P.O. 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