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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-12-09, Page 32Page 16A Times -Advocate, December 9, 1981 Beat defending champs from Black Creek London Quakers- win Lucan Cup trophy, more than 1,500 fans att attendance treated to excellent hockey More than 1,200 fans Lucan Cup hockey tourna- ment and they were action n 1 c attended the weekend received worth. their money's The "A" championship went into sudden -death overtime Sunday night before the London .Quakers scored a 4-3 win over Black Creek, the 1980 defending champions to take the Lucan Challenge Cup and a cash prize of $1. In'the "B" final, Thomp- son Sport-Hadleys of Windsor blasted the Leamington Shoreline Cruisers 11-3 to take the village of Lucan trophy and $500 in cash. LUCAN CUP AND EXECUTIVE — The second annual Lucan Cup hockey tournament was a great success over the weekend with more than 1,500 persons in attendance watching an exciting brand of hockey. Shown with the Lucan Cup are executive members Marty Wraith, president Tom Hardy, Brian Noyes, Pete Martin, Rick Gwalchmai, Mike Anderson, Don Murray and Bill Darling. Missing was Bill Boshart. T -A photo In one of the best games of the tourney in the se- cond round, Saturday, Black Creek edged the Windsor team 4-3 in a shootout after sudden - death overtime failed to declare a winner. The London Quakers organized by former Lucan-Ilderton Jet star Ed Parkinson went through the three day event un- defeated. They downed St. Thomas 9-2 in Friday's se- cond game, edged London Sports 3-2 and the Lakeshore Hawks 4-3 to reach the final. In the opening win over St. Thomas Ed Parkinson led the Quakers with a hat trick performance. Follow- ing closely with two goals apiece were Ian McTavish and Ken Sullivan while Rick Sullivan and Brad Kugalin added singles. Scoring one goal apiece for the Quakers in the vic- tory over London Sports were Bruce Heddick, Ed Parkinson and Ian McTavish. Ken Sullivan scored the overtime goal against Black Creek. Scoring earlier in the game for the eventual champs were Tom Trevail, Parkinson and McTavish. Dennis Thorpe played an excellent game in goal for the Quakers as did Dave Hulme in the Black Creek net. The Lucan Hagen Hackers reached the "B" semi-final before being eliminated by Leamington 7-5 although they outshot their opposition by a wide margin. Brad Taylor with a two goal effort was the top Lucan marksman in the semi-final with Bill Bannerman, Greg Roberts andJim Benn each scoring one goal. Gord Hardy, Benn and Bannerman were the Lucan goal getters in a 3-1 decision over St. Thomas. Hardy, Benn and Gord Moon socred a goal apiece in the opening game loss 6- 3 to East London. The Ilderton club dropped two games in a row. They lost 12-3 to Grif- fin Sports of Detroit and 5- 4 to Aurora. Rick Martin andJamie Robb were dou- ble goal scorers for Ilder- ton while Bob Evans, Kevin Jamieson and Tom Hodgins each fired one successful shot. In post tournament ceremonies Quakers cap- tain Wally Keating accepted the Lucan Cup from Wally Peters while reeve Ivan Hearn presented the village of Lucan trophy to captain Rick Stevens of Windsor. Al Sinclair of Black Creek was the scoring champion and he received a village of Lucan crest and pin from councillor Larry Hotson who is also chairman of the Lucan Community Centre board. Gord Hardy is president of the sponsoring Lucan and district men's hockey association. Mike Ander- son is vice-president and directors are Pete Martin, Bill Darling, Brian Noyes, Bill Boshart, Rick Gwalchmai, Don Murray and Marty Wraith. 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