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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-02-05, Page 8The Ripley luvenile hockey team seemed to be about twice as good as the Port' Elgin squad, as they defeated theni 10 to '5 in Ripley on Sunday. ' Perry Elliott' and Greg Liddle each scored the hat, trick, "Courtney Liddle scored twice and, Roger Farrell and Rick Smith scored once., They go to Paisley Thursday night, and will he at home to the' Goderich team next Sunday at 2. Bantams Play Thrilling Series With Teeswater A REMEMBRANCE OF LUCKNOW For those who have been asking • we now have Sterling Silver Lucknow Charms: C - Al ideal gift for special occasions SCHMID'S JEWELLERY AND CHINA Owner's W. .los. and Dean E. Agnew PHONE 528-3532 LUCKNOW RatDONALQ. LUCKNOW House League Hockey Results On February 1st in the first game, the Canucks battled the Seals, to a 4 to 2 win. Richard Jurjens tallied a pair With singles going to Wayne McDonagh and Shawn Drennan for „ the. Canucks. Rob Henderson and Mike Austin replied for the Seals. In the second game' the Sabres defeated the ,Kings 5 to 1. John O'Keefe, Steven Frayne, Floyd Courtney, David Atkinson and • Eddie Husk scored for the Can- ucks. Ken Ritchie notched the lone goal for the Kings. In the third game the Islanders edged the Flyers to '2. Steve Errington, Jim Foran and Pat Boyle dented the twine for the islanders. Eric Haldenby and Shane Hickey replied for the Flyers. The 'play-offs start March 15th. Schedule for February' 8th, 10.00 Islanders vs Canneks; 11.00 Seals vs Kings; 12.00 Sabres vs Flyers. night against the Port Elgin. "Sunocos". who are not used to losing. • Shuttle - Flo "and Belt -line Feeders save you time and money every day Combine capacity, durability and a low horsepower re- quirement and you have two feeders that give you the most for your dollar. Both feeders distribute feed quickly and evenly along a bunk. One is certain to be just right for your dairy Of cattle feeding operation. Nkkk \-; \ \ • ?LOWRY FARM SYSTEMS . 1 KINCARDINE. • • PHONE •395.5286 • atom oil mit se .„.. k, • WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1975' Ripley Juveniles Win 10 - 5 Sunday 1.7 • )uvetfile Split "- • ,With Kincardine Lucknow Juvenile hockey team split a pair with Kincardine' this past week end. In Kincardine on January 31, Lucknow was defeated 8-3. Stewart Mann scored twice for Lucknow and Murray Thompson once. • Assists went to Kevin• •• Murray, Ian Montgomery and John Hamilton. 4 Lucknow turned the tables Sun- day in their liorne arena, winning 3-2 over the• same team. Stewart Mann, Jeff Taylor and Ian Mont gomery were the marksmen with Stewart and Ian each picking up an assist along with Cam Cook: 6 Intermediates Take Fergus By 3 -1 'BY DOUG EADIE Defence was the name. of the game Friday night in Lucknow. Art Statiley started' it off by hammering one of • Fergus' key offensive players with a tremendous body- check. Ken TiouSton consistently broke up Fergus socring plays. Tom „Hill had their whole team keeping their heads up and even then setting them' down gently on the • ice. Paul Frayne played his usual "pUck control" game which is so important in your-own end. and in setting up 'plays. With only 2 minutes left in the 1st period, John Emberlin, assisted by Paul Frayne, tied the game at 1-1. In the middle of the 2nd Jim Murray from Dave MacKinnon put Lucknow ahead to. stay. Fergus continually threatened for the tying goat but Bob O'Donahue turned them aside until in the 3rd Jim Murray again7 from MacKinnon gave Lucknow the insurance goal. This was the the turning point and near the end Jim Murray got the hat trick assisted by Stanley and Frayne and John Emberlin from Murray ended the scoring, Thus. finally it was 5-1 and the Lucknow fans were treated to a great hockey game. The team has now earned their support and fully appreciate it. Three. More Wins For The Undefeated Fleas Lucknow's Flea hockey club continued their undefeated rceord With three wins in a' busy schedule during the past week. . Probably the best performance to date was last Thursday night in' Ripley. Final score of this , game was Lucknow 4, Ripley 1. Grant' Murray picked Up the hat' trick and Lawrence Clark scored the other. Saturday night LucknoW edged out Teeswater 3-2 in the local arena. Paul Jerome played a steady game in goal and held off the Teeswater attack. Lynn Murray, unassisted; Donnie Peter- son assisted by Jamie Bere; and Lawrence.Clark, assisted by Grant. Murray completed the scoring for Lucknow. Sunday afternoon it was off to Tiverton.' Final, score Lucknow 1, Tiverton 0. Donnie Peterson scored .the 'goal. Wednesdayllight of this week the team travels to Belgrave. Atoms Win Two Over Ripley Lucknow Atom hockey team edged Ripley 2-1 on Ripley ice .Friday night. Scorinifor,Lucknow were Arthur Clark from Wayne . Phillips; Allan Eadie, unassisted. On. Monday night, Lucknow again played in Ripley winning 5-2. Goal scorers' were Don Greer from Dave Gibson, Glen Raynard from Wayne Phillips, Glen Raynard from Art Clark, Mike Humphrey from Art Clark, Mike Humphrey from George Alton. Lucknow Arena News THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6 3:30 p.m. Figure Skating 7:30 Lucknow vs fantail 9:00 Holyrood vs Ashfield FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 7:00 p.m. Pee Wee Game Play-Off Teeswater at Lucknow 8:30 p.m. Intermediate Game Port Elgin at Lucknow SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 2 - 4 p.m. Public Skating 7:00 p.m./Flea Game .1.1111023M112.1111 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9 1:30 - 3:15 p.m. Public Skating 3:45 p.m. Juvenile Game Hanover at Lucknow MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. Figure Skating 7:30 Atom Play Off Teeswater at Lucknow 8:30 p.m. Midget Playoff Teeswater at Lucknow Gammon'', TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11 8:30 p.m. Bantam Game WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Mothers and Tots Playoff time has arrived for 'hockey teams in the Western Ontario 'Athletic Association. Lucknow Bantams are presently playing a best two out of three Series with Teeswater and what an exciting series it has 'turned out to be. In the first 'game in Lucknow last Tuesday night,' the Teeswiter boys flashed the light four times to ,the two. Three fast goals in 'second .period made the score 4-1 ,for Teeswater. Lucknow kept pressing and managed' one more goal late in the second period. . Scoring for Lucknow , were . Mark Frayne and Grant Gilchrist. Ilm. Van Osch assisted on Mark's goal. . Grant's goal was unassisted. Friday night in the Teeswater • arena, if was playoff hoCkey at its best. Lucknow, putting forth a tremendous team effort, outscored Teeswater 2-1. Teeswater opened the scoring at the midway mark of the first period. , Lucknow's net- minder Fred Howald then said, "that's all boys". From then .on Lucknow played their best hockey;• of the year. Mark Frayne, playing a superb game, scored in the second period to tie the game. The third period was a real. thriller. At the midway mark of the period Paddy Murray scored on , an excellent play. The assist on the goal went to Ron Johnson. From the middle of the period on, Lucknow stopped the Teeswat- er powerhouse time after time and ended the game holding off six attackers, as Teeswater pulled their goaltender. Third game in the series was scheduled for Tuesday night in' Lucknow. The team;, coach and manager are very appreciative of the fan support in both games. • WE HAVE SNOW TIRES BY REMINGTON AND ATLAS Seven .Pools In Final Period Gives Sepoys Win BY DOUG BADiE ° After the two big wins against Fergus; Lucknow let doWn. With two drawn out periods of hockey gone, Milverton led LucknOw 3-0. HoWever, to be considered a good hockey team, you must have the ability to bounce back. Lucknow did, with Jim Murray scoring unassisted in the 3rd followed by John Emberlin from MacKinnon and Stanley and again John Emberlin 'from Stanley and Frayne. Dave MacKinnon put Lucknow ahead 4-3 from Murray and Emberlin only to have Milver- ton tie it up. Art Stanley, with a great shot from inside the blueline, scored the winning goal to make it 5-4. MacKinnon from Stanley and Em- berlin unassisted put the "icing on the cake" to make it a 7-4 final score.l Al seven goals in one period proves that there is definitely something exPlosive about this team. Watch them this Friday THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO