The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-01-04, Page 645;
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THE wcitrittw SENTINEL, ialJelitIo1/4 'ONTARIO
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.SEPOYS DROPPED CLOSE , . strong) '
• • PAIR, TO GoogRxen
140.1aiow,• Sepoys 'opened the
1251,•season. lastWedhesday night
• With' qoderich: as • the •visiting
equad, When, the boys from the
. lakeside tOWn staged, •ta• third
•I3erickl rallY tO cope.an 11-6 vic-
.• • • tory. • . •
4•,'• Back J. 'Goderich on •Friday.
evening The Sepoys were nurs-
• • ing an, 8-6 lead with ten min-
utes to go, when gOderich open-
ed 'a searing barrage that netted
;them -four: quick goals for a. 10
44•••• • to 8 Win: •' • • • ••• • •
•• . LaSt.: Wednesday's : gaine here,/
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bel3nre a . fairopeniflg. night
wd, saw Goderich take a 3-1
lead in the opening frame In the
• second •the,,Sepoys', Went brie uP
•on three straight goals, with the
..• • Visitors knotting it at 4 -all before•-
• •• the'period ended. •
Inthey third, • lack of ,conclition•
shOwed and as The Sepoysfalter-
.. • ed Goc.1*ich •outscored them 7
• goalS to 2. • Only two, penalties
• were handed' outin a • cleanly
played game. • , _ •
Lucknovy: goal, Ritchie; def.,
• Wankel, Gibson; cen.,4Vatighan;
1VIcLelland, McMillan;
alt, B. IVIthelland, A,
• Podds, Armstrong Gould Dah-
mer, Hall Greer ' •
• Goderich: goal, "Schenolls; def.,
• MiUer,. Stoddart; tentre;•:•,Newr
conibe; Bissett, Faulkner;
alt,• MODOnal,d,
Goddard, Chishohn. ' • ,
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• ,••.Referees: Norm, Locking 'and
John •• • • •
• ,• FirstrXeriOd
• ' 1—Goderich; Bissett ' 1.12•
2--LLucknOw, Vaughan •
• ' (Goitkl)••• •• 3.18.
Bissett (New-
- • •combe), • _ 7.46
• 4—Goderieh, MacDonald
(MacPhail) 16.42,
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Second Period.'
15—Lucknow, 1VIsMillan 1.54
••• .6—Luoknow,' Dodds (Arm-
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7—Lucknow, Gould •• • •
(Vaughan) • , • , 3,45
8-:-.4Goderich, Faulkner 13.07
Third Period
9--Goclerich, I3isSett ,10
10--Goderich, Newcombe
(Bissett) ,..,.,„. ;41
11—Goderich,• All& .3.06
12—Lucknow, McMillan 'Pt
(McLelland Vatighan) 5,40
13-4Godesich, Newcb„mbe ..„ 8.01
14--Lucknow, Dodds
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147-GQ(Mcieald
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1.6--Goderiph, FaulXner (New- -
. combe) • •'
17-,---God.erich, Newcombe.... 19:59
Penalties-7-Chisholm,A'llen. •
pRim. GAME IN GODERICH
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SEPOYS-IN -'`WP GROUP,.
PLAY SINGLE SCHEDULE
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Lucknow Sepoys, a "B" team,
•• are playing their schedule genies
7.10 in an "A" group with Goderiph,
• Listovvel Kincardine, • Wingham,
and Clinton R.C.A.F. •
• This is a single schedule which,
winds up on February 3rd, when
Lucknow goes into the "B" play -
downs. • :
The schedule is: as follows; •
Home Games
Dep. 2,7-7Goderich at Lucknow • •
Jan. 10-1,istoWel at. LucknOw.,
• •,16 --Kincardine at. Lucknow
251,-Winghain at Lucknow
• Feb.• 1—Clinton R.C.A,F: at •
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• Lucknow,
, • Games Away.
Dep.'29—Lucknow at GoderiCh.
Jan.';'-27--Lucknow at R.C.A.F.
(Seaforth)
'4—Lucknow at Kincardine'
13—Lucknow at W'ingtarn
•Feb. 3—Lucknow at Listowel
• 'Lucknow•Sepoys dropped a 10-8.
deeision 113, /0.0clerith on Friday.
'Edward 'England , took over the
goal tending chore,s for"Hank"
Ritchie.fOr the night ap.a. had. vic-
?tory • in sight ',until the Sailors
rgit in 4 quick goals in the last,
half of the third. •• ••
SdpoY • rnark.snien were'.•Bob
•Dodds S, with singletons going, to
Dahmer, Vaughan; A. Chin; Mc-
:Lelland .and Gould. ' -
Lest To .R.C:A.F.•
The. .Sepoys, Cliitton
R.CA.F in Seaforth, onTuesday.
evenittg,',droppa'ar 15-5 decision
to, the Airmen, ,' • ,•
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JUVENILES TO, PLAY •
'DOUBLE' SCHEDULE
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by the 'Canadian. Legion; will -play
ouble schedulegrouped with
GoderiCh and. Hanover , as
teams.and Barrister' and Kincar-
dine .in "C" category Lucknow
a•• 4117; irearnals were '
e piafed to play.
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here,,,,Jin, •Tuesday; night/against
Kincardine, but n1id Weather
forced a postponement. They play,
tonight in Hanover and back
home on Saturday night with
Goderigh as- the ,visiting team.
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SET* THURSDAY 'AFTERNOON
FOR OLDSTERS TO., SKATE
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Thursday ••afternben, from 2 to
4, o'clock .has been sgt aside at
•the arena as„a ;special skating
period . for the as.,
folks":• This
will be a weekly skatingperiod,
weather,. permitting, and•the
'young folk will not be permitted
on the ice. • ' '
••'' Pre-school age children will be
perinitted on the ice if accompan-
ied by their 'parents. ,
Iny rundown wife
ains 16 lbs
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• " Steady'llerves•
• vow :very 'hitt& under- •
weight; also rundown. .ner-
• •'sous. took Ostrex. Gained:
, 14' lbs. 1 telt Ana; tired feel.:
Ing and nerydusnesa were
Sward...Mat.' •
„•• • ;Agana 'freights ' Ont. .• • .
. • What. a. thrillt,Tlihr Mita -•Savant •.'
, .round out; bolkiws 'SU • up:
• •• body looks ' healthier. '• attractive; Thousands
Ostrex. welaht-bullding •tonic,' Enriches
' •• blood, aids • &pie*, digestion so food give* more
' pep, nourishment:, puts' Sash onbare bones, .Don't"
fear kettilig too fat: Stop' taking,•when reach'
• ••.; desired weight. Introductory . or ”getaceuainted".!
• , . size only 600.. Try Ostrea .1bnio Tablets for flew:
pounds, new pep,' today. .At all dnigidsta,
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BINLOSS ICUBS SCHIEDIJLB
Dec.' 29' Culross ,ai,Fordwich
Jan.; 2 Fordrwich at 13elmOre
• .',Kinloss. at Culross
5 Fordwich at Kinloss
5 Belmore at Culross
. Culross, at Belinbre
•.' ; 10 Kinloss •Fordwich
12 . Culross. at' Kinloss ',I •
•120 :Bel:mere' at Ford -wick
,15 ,,Kinloss ,at Belmore
• • 15:Fordwich at :Culross.•
17 Culross at Fordwich• - :
.19 Belmore at Kinloss
22 Kinloss at Culross
•.23 Fordwich at Belniore,
26' Fordwich at Kinloss
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26 Belmore at• Ctilioss . •
•30' • Culross at Belmore:•. • .•
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Feb.:, 2 ,Culross at Kinloss
Belmore at Fordwich. •
6'Kinloss at Belmore ••.,
,Fordwich .at culioss'
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'• • ,9 . Beltnore at •KinlosS •
• LOCO G,R9UP,'INGS.
Local groupings in the 'various.
W.O.A.A. hockey 'series :as fol-•
• low,s: • • • .•`. • •• • • •
• :Intermediate "A”, • group: —
• Listdwel, Wfrighain, ;Clinton R., C,
• A. E., Kiticarditte and Lucknow
'(B). R.. lTothkins, Listowel, con-
yenet. • • • " • :
Intermediate C, group 4—Ford-
wich,; Belmore, CulroSs,: Kinloss
Ktibs. Reynar,d Ackert,•HolYrOod,
deared • •• • : •
Juvenile, group .—Godericli B;•.,
Kincardine C; Harriston C;:LUck-
nOw D; Hanover B.. Larry •MeKayi
IlanoVer; conVetief. •• •
4.1 Midget, group •-.4--Be1rnore D;
Kinloss Kubs D;LHowick • Lions
•Webstet Wroxeter, con-
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vener; ,
Bantam, group ,2--Goclerich C;
Clinton C; • •Winghant C; Luck -
now D. Stewart ,ThYlor, Clinton,
conVerler, .
Lucknow will also•'be,
ented in
oe inPsteeitutWedeein seriTl4e swhich will-
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.FOURTH CONCESSION
• •Mtirray Thompion Winaser,
Meeponakl of Petrolia
and; Miss. Christine Thompson
Oshawa were home for the ,holi-
days. •• • •
••Z1The three sons of Mr: and Mrs,
•DOn Weber have been.very sick
• with -pneumonia. • -• • /
Mr. and Mrs. Jaek, Needham Of
Cortinna spent the Week -end at
,Rorr,MacDougall's. • - •••
• ',Miss. Shirlek Macclure had. her'
sister •,‘,froin Paisley visiting 'her
for a few .dayS. • -
°Mr: .and Mrs. Clare MacDoug-
JANUARY 4,i
all and-,•familY,of Flesherton were
Sunday visitors at the 'home of
Rod MacDougall, '
Everyone was pleased to see
the snowplow oPen the road Sat-
urday and Sunday:.
Mrs. W. M. MacDonal4 prict
daughter Margaret and sons.GrA.
ham and Mac motored to Toronto
Friday and returned Saturday.
Mr. Rennie.Graham Of TOrontO
spent Christmas with his rnOther-
and father and Alan.
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• Mr. • arid, Mrs. Orin Ploffat„..Mar.,
ilyn and Judy spent Christmas
with Mr. and.,Mrs. $. Rathwell.
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