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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-03-26, Page 8, - CHOOSE FROM OUR OCI 1949 Pee Wees And 1975 Kinsmen Tie 4-4In Sunday -Game, Raise $200 For Furnishings For Medical Centre Ready for Spring Driving? (-\\ soma !"Rim CJ t r Lid 4Proor TO MCIVER UP Let our —pros" make your car spring-ready with a Complete_ engine tune-up. Priced right. Come in today. -44 La. GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS OF BULOVA AND CARAVELLE ROYAL ALBERT AND WATCHES PARAGON CHINA ROYAL DOULTON FIGURINES, AND CHINA JOHNSON BROS. IRONSTONE SILVER FLATWARE On March 22,. the 'final round in the House League play-offs was completed with some real thrilling hockey being played before a good crowd Of parents and interested spectators. In the first:game Mike Dennis opened the scoring for the kings assisted by Ken Ritchie. Glen Haldenby tied the score early in the third period. David Van Osch, from Ken Ritchie, put the Kings ahead neat the midway mark of the third period. -Mark Gunter .from Michael Hayes tied the score for the Flyers with about one minute to play sending the game . into penalty shots to decide a winner. , On the first five' -penalty shots Rick Harman and Shane Hickey each dented the twine for the Flyers While Mike McDonagh and Jim Van Osch replied for the Kings. On th.e next five penalty shots. Mark HaIdenby scored for the Flyers while Eddie Van Osch banged •one home for the Kings. On the next five penalty Shots no one was able to beat the goalies. In sudden death shots Ken Ritchie dented the winner to finally end the game with the Kings edging the Flyers 6 to 5. Believe me. the fension was great' on all 34 shots. - The Kings then advanced to the consolatiOn round. Lucknow Pee Wee team of 1949. now registered in the Hall of Fame as the 49ers. show ed great talent against the Goderich 1949. team. The game lilas played at the Goderich Young Canada Pee Wee. hockey tournament on Saturday night where, 26 years before, this same Lucknow team had won the championship at the first Goderich tournament. It was a close game throughout with only . one goal separating the teams. The Lucknow team claims to be undefeated in 26 years. The 49ers were out-shot but their goalie allowed them two, goals just to make it a close game. With only one 'very minor injury to the 49ers, their team Doctor was able to devote all his time to the Profession of Hockey. A number .of the 49ers had not had skates on for 5 to 10 years but The "Stars of Yesterday", the 1949 Championship Pee Wee Hockey team from Lucknow, Met the "Stars of Today", the Lucknow Kinsmen Team of 1975 in a hockey match of considerable interest at 1- p.m. Sunday -at Lucknow Arena. Final score was 4-4 with Jim Peterson of the Pee Wees, who is also a member of Lueknow. 'Kinsmen Club, tieing the score with about 3 minutes to play. Kinsmen took a 2 - 0 lead in the first period on goals by Stu Thompson and Murray Johnston. The Pee Wees tied the score before the end of the period on a goal by George Collinson. There was no scoring in the second period. In the second game' the Sabres edged the Seals 1 to 0 to, advance to the . championship round. Kevin Machan notched the lone goal for the Sabres with Eric Courtney receiving an assist. Mike Frayne recorded the shut out. In the third game, the Canucks edged the Kings 2 to 1 to win the consolation trophy. Mark Abbott opened the scoring for the Canucks in the second period. Shawn Drennan increased the lead in the third period. The Kings fought back with, a goal •by Morris Van Osch but failed to tie the game. Congratulations, Canticks! In the final game the Sabres blanked the Islanders 4 to 0 to win the championship trophy. John O'Keefe led the attack with 1 goal and 2 assists, Eric Courtney 1 goal and 1 assist; Eddie Husk and Kevin Machan each notched a goal for the Sabres. Mike Frayne played another stand out game for the Sabres while registering 'his 13th shut out of the season. Congratu- lations, Sabres! Don't forget parents and boys of the house league, next Wednes- day, March 26, 7.00 p.m.. free skating; 8.00 p.m. all,star game;' 9.00 p.m. lunch at the Legion Hall. performed as if they ,had been .playing together for the past 26 years. Goderich showed them great hospitality but went down in defeat. Final score was Lucknow 3. Goderich 2. 'The 3 goals scored were credited to the whole team as all played as a team and fought for a win. The 49ers decided (if possible) to make this an annual event. Line up was coach, Harold (Bud) Thompson, Lucknow; goal, Bob Gardner, Guelph; defence, Hugh MacMillan, Watford; Ken McNay, Wiarton; Ernie Gibson, R. R. 3 Goderich; Al Baker,: Stapler; forwards. Steve Carnegie, Listow- el; Ken HodgkinsOn, ListoWel; Bob Mowbray, Galt; Ron Graham, Goderich; Barry McDonagh, Luck- now; Len Clark, Lucknow; Jim Petetson, Lucknow; Jim Wilson, Lucknow; Roy 'Emberlin, Lucknow. In the third the Kinsmen scored two in a row by Terry Rathwell and Harvey Livingston, only to have the Old Timers bounce back with three goals in succession by Steve ,Carnegie, Roy Emberlin and Jim Peterson. One of the' unfortunate parts of the game was late in the third period when Harold "Toby" Greer, who was assisting the Pee Wees, and who was' introduced by M.C. Bill Hunter as from the Pee Wee team' of 1929, fell into the boards striking his head. He was unconscious for a short period. Toby was wearing a helmet which ,probably saved him. from much more , serious injury. No one else was involved in the spill which happened with about a minute to play in the game. Barry. Johnston' of Kinloss and Don Fludder of Ripley refereed the game; The Kinsmen sponsored game raised about $200' which is the start of the fund earmarked for furnish- ings and equipment at the medical Centre. , Mrs. Ernie Gibson was the winner of a glass turkey in a draw run at the game. The Pee Wees, wives -and families were entertained at the Kinsmen Club House following the game. LineuP for the teams were: KINSMEN Terry Taylor, Bob Ritchie, Harv, ey LiVingston, Fred Flanagan, Don Johnstone, Murray Johnstone, Frank Stauble, Gary Ritchie, Barry Hackett, Terry Rathwell, Jim Morrison, Herb Barger, Ken Johnstone, Jim MacDonald, Stu Thompson, George Humphrey, Archie De Groot and coach, Tony Johnstone. WEDPg1 Injury Riddlecl Juvenilet Had To Win Last Night Lucknow Juvenile Hockey team, dOwn two games in the 0 .M.H.A. semifinal round against Watford, was scheduled to play the third" game against. Watford in Lucknow last night (Tuesday), too late to be included in thisissue,. A loss for Lucknow would mean "quits" for this season. In the first game in Watford last ThurSday, March 20th, Lucknow lost by a 6-4 score. - Ian Montgomery scored 3 of Lucknow's goals and Kevin Ackert picked up a goal and two assists. One assist each went to Murray Thompson, Stewart Mann and Kevin Murray. On Sunday evening, in Lucknow, Watford was victorious by 'a 5-1 score, Stewart Mann scored Lucknow's goal, assisted by Kevin Ackert. The injury riddled Lucknow team, coupled with other assorted absences including suspensions for fighting and unsportsmen like conduct, has left the team in very poor playoff shape. Manager Bill Hunter expected a mere 9 men for duty at Tuesday's game, plus 'two goal tenders. Full strength is about 15 'plus the goal tenders. Thedford Series Goes Five Games Last Thursday night s4w the Jubilee arena nearly packed to see the team take on Thedford, and come out with a 3-2 victory. Johnny Elliott got 2 of the goals, with Mike Gallant getting the other marker. Saturday night down in Thedford was quite a different story, with the Ripley squad ending up, on the wrong side of an 8 - 4 decision, Dave MacDonald, Courtney Liddle, Johnny Elliott and Greg Liddle did the scoring, with Greg getting assists on the other 3 goals. • The Sth and deciding game will be in Ripley on Saturday, March 29 at 8 p.m. • Speak up—the world is much too busy to liSten to whispci.s. Most worry is self-inflicteil -- many people becOme. victims i ,f their Own impatience. • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Flea Game Raises $50 For Crippled Children's Fund Lucknow Fleas continue.to chalk up more wins. This past week, they, added two more. In' 'the first game played in Lucknow last Thursday afternoon, the local boys defeated Ripley 5-2. • Scoring for Lucknow were Grant Murray, 2 goals, t • assist; Paul Johnstone, 3 goals, 1 assist; Lawrence Clark, 2 assists; Robbie Gibbons, 1 assist; Lynn Murray, 1 assist; Don 'Peterson, 1 assist. Saturday night in a game played in the local arena, Mildmay received a 3-0 trouncing. Jamie Bere. assisted by Grant Murray and • Lynn Murray; Don-Peterson, assisted by Lynn Murray and Steve. Alton unassisted, scored for Luck- Proceeds from the game. . amounting to approximately $50, went to Crippled Children. The team and management appreciate the supPort of the fans. - The Fleas will play on Saturday in Blyth in the Lions Tournament. They play Brussels at 9 a.m. in the first gam( . Lucknow Arena News WEDNESDAY; MARCH 26. 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Mothers and Tots 7:30 House League Family Night and All Star Game THURSDAY, MARCH 27 Industrial League Playoffs 7:30 Lucknow vs Ashfield FRIDAY, MARCH '28 2 - 4 Public Skating 7:00 Pee Wee Team 4 ^ vs Fathers simessomor SATURDA r, MARCH 29 2 - 4 Public Skating SUNDAY, MARCH 30 2 - 4 Broombtali Lions vs Intermediates 7:00 Bantam Game Milverton at Lucknow SCHMID'S JEWELLERY AND CHINA LUCKNOW OWNERS — W. JOS. and DEAN E. AGNEW Sabres Win House League Championship Wednesday Will Wind Up Season With Skating, All Star Game And Lunch . Pee Wees Claim To Be Undefeated In 26 Years, Win 3-2 In Godprich Saturday 1949 PEE WEES ' Bob Gardner, Len Clark, Jim Wilson, Roy Emberlin, Steve Carnegie, Ken MacNay, Bob Mowbray, Ernie Gibson, Ken Hodgkinson, Jim Peterson, George Collinson, Barry McDonagh, Hugh MacMillan, Harold Greer arid . coach Bud Thompson. a •