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E 'LUCIINOW SET IN L, L ,TCKNOW. ONTARIO
SEPOYS TOOK FIRST
ROUND "IN'.TWO STRAIGHT
Lwckrnow $epoys had, no trouble.
winning the first round ' of the
W.O.A,A.. •"B" playdowiis, taking"
Londesboro B.A.'s'in two straight;
They wouinicithe •series up in
Teeswater last Wednesday night
frith, a 10-3 .: victory. ,The -first
gains., n Luoknow ended •9-2.
Luckiznow goal- getters in ,Wed=
::anesday sight's game 'were` Mc-.:
Telland : 3 ,George _ 'ri." 3,r Ab
• ^
2 Stewart 'and 'Gould one
•'*.a.�ch,, Lee bagged, all: three goals
f qr the ' B.A; s.
.FIVE'- GOAL 'SPLURGE. IN
• THIRD' WINS FOR: SEPOYS
led the
LtuckmowT .Sepoys .;pial ,,
Chesnut{ from the, fire ° in, 'Dun,
Adak •on • Friday••,evening . *len'
fey broker out: in. a :5 -goal scoring
:#ash in. the third {period, to.; run.
the :final count to ,7a 7-5. victo�'y.
The; Sepoy�s were trailing 5-2
at the.. end' of the .segoud period,
but lJhe' third frame ;,was only two
minutes and .7 ,sego • old be ore
three..fast': oalss';ihiad. tied' lit up.p
Two of'''theii). came in 37 seiconds
y Geomge.. and Bim. Chin, 'The
k " eflrated the D n
sua;lrise- '1$ -tack , d. , u .
dalk,.Players.*and ' fans and ...The
;
Sepoys 'viient . on.: for two : more
counters Abe sew Lt up, wit( out,,°a
reply: from the.'hoane team
' The.. game Was rated as the best -
of• the .season, and. the' nit nierous'.
Luckiiaw:,farts ho made,the 70,
mile trip. werewell repaid.
Sepoy: sharpshooters . were G.
Chin 2, . McLelland 2,': Ab:' Chin,
Gould: , and" Bill` Chin: Dundalk
scorers • were •:Cainp�bell; Moore,
S pr�.in�gay., ',.Haw : andel iM.. Hannon:
.:The ;',officials were ' Johnny Y and
Bill :McArthur ,of' Owen Sound.
' SEPOYS WON SECOND
ROUND .OF PLAYDOWN.S
I(HURON '':SEED .FAIR ,TO LUCKNOW BANTAMS ' BE HELD NEXT WEEK
OUS 'ED RY WINGHAM ,
"Pians .are p !ted for the
Lucknow' Bantams dropped • a • • • ed
7-4� "tussle in Windham •• on Satyr- 2nd, :annual Huron County Se
qday afternoon that . •elimi rated.; Fhnton hick. is g o b on e held
in the
i 1
them from. the group champilon-
3 Chin novw, G Chin (B. ship, final. series. 'T11a'ee easy 'I;oa1s
Chin). 9.26 • . ,4 °
• in the first frame decided: the is .
gore .
• .
Penalties; Hall, tie, •and, 'while the. locals forug'ht
Second Period ' •' - back gaarmly •Ithey'oo ildn''t ,pare•
.4;ucknow,
5-=l:ucknow, •
lock)
6 Lucknow,,
,and 12", it -'was announced by
1VIr; • R. •G, Beimett, sec. etre, ... of
rthe'"Huron County 'Crop I nprove-'
<rnenit .Association. Mr. Bennett
oted Gaut that this year's show
out-
Of
Cr
in -
It
the
G,` Chin' • down the,lead,. Art 'Baker. donned p
Middle_miss) ' 7.55 .tth Pacts in the third period. promises to be one of the .
ol- . t e p d ,._
Gi uld ('P The defeat gave the well -hal 'standing (agricultural events
o ' 14.53' . a' ' cad . d heavier W i n g h a in the year. `The Huron County C
• an an
Harris (.G. stina;aid the grouip title in kiw :.Imprciv'ement Association h
try g
7—D nidal 1Vlolo:re
lips)
Pernaltyi'Hall, •
• 16.19 straight,.Wi ghaan. having . edged spared no :efforts in
.. n_.
(11-11,1-• Lucknaw• {here. last Wednesday sure the. success of this show.
• 19.20>ng
i ht 5 to 4 •• Ls..hoped idhat all 'farmers ,in
•
Wednesday'ts game•
were Cllittick ''t. Farmers in the county show
Hutton and • Ho 'remember
' '�' ` for "Win ham in county will interest themselves in
Gaal ,getters � . ld
ars-
tlhey
hey
This'd:: Period* all are meanb
2 • Germ e, . Hu on , Hopper:; ' ber that.. -'if ,
8—.7 G., Chir�•.(A, Of �thi Association and
� • - � :3 For Lucknon><r Donald' T?hpson � •
XL)' �' ave ain, .or,'seed which t
.. � : '' � ,. • y •` � : � two and Bawer RBS{ -and' Jack'°'1T' '�'
_.., B Cihi .1.27 .got lw ...
10—Dundalk
Stafford d Scu 1 , Chin singletons • feel is suitable for (the Seed F
.
ley) : , .
2.40 In Win'gh�a�n Gerrie dont `3 and it would be good business
;
1.1-=-Du►nldallt, Bradley (Seal- - ie i'DLt at .the show.• Ennuis{ close
• , • ley) ,..; � 6.20: lie • Chin. bagged: 'three for Luck . , :
• , � .. da 1Vlarch. .8th but .it
' sone exhibits; well prepared
Hutton arid Gregg 2:' each Char
get
to
now with • Ge . Anderson not ch on. Tues. Y, , .
12=•Luckna�r,, Middlemiss ' `'.. . ,e .: _.: that a few post -entries,
' ne. ��
THURiS to ',. +tAXICH 3rd, 1949
' Mr. and Mrs, Roy, Alton' visited
of i Saturday :With 1VLr, and Mrs.
Johnston, MacLeod, of Willey..
Mr.: acid Mrs,. Dynes • Campbell
spent ,$undh'y -With Mr. and Mrs:
;H..Fowle>. oi£ Clinton, ' , •
Mme, . •arid , 1 s, . Andrew .Ritchie
entertained some . of. their .neigh,
bors' •on ;Saturday : evlening:• Pro-
gressive euchre 'Vvas , enjoyed by
all, •.
:Mr. Charles Baker' 'of Belinoit;
spent ,the. week -end with Mr. and °
Mrs., Wilfred Hackett. •
A .nurniber f r in this con n in•
ty enjoyed a' social, evening at
ZiciOr&t.ge'. Hall An Friday ' ev
ening...
Mr.- Andrew Ritchie spent •last`
.M
;Week
.in Toronto • ,attendi the
Good Roads..1onvention
kY Sandra Jean arid Marilyn
eron, dal titers of Mr. • and ' Mrs:•''
Ralph Cameron are both Fill with
,priewnvona, We hope for a'speedy`
recovery;
han 17,50 ilLg, the oddaa. W e
•
:..(Varug ,) • ..., � rine ' d. The.Associ,at n ' ����� - ��
"Bud". Th on re -arranged will be . sole
3—Lucknow,. B. C1iin (G, s
ne • for' the final game in til of ` Im't $50Q . •-
hrs •li u�I
...;..., 18.23 same
.Clan) in rhes inoludia•>;g very
:.. .
,:..,.r ..:... ,t .n p 1O lv lbs.
effort t strengthen :the uUn it
, ength
a Harris, ' Moore : �G>,b- g
penalties:: , , ..
son, M. Hannon.
MIDGETS • SWAMP BRUSSELS
•.FOR, GROUP TITLE , • ,,
Luc1c ow,.• 14i4geits : are' Group:
NO: 3 title'litilders• and.,w,ill. pro
ceed ,iznto' the W,O.A A: ' play=
downs, They • coped the. honors by
trouncing Brussels on • two suc-
cessive 'nights .'for ,'a total of: '2$'
goals to; 6 "`
•
On, Friday, night ,in. Lurknow
the score was 15 Biba' 4 and in Brus
"sels 'on Saturday night the Sepoy
Midgets. 'vaunt on another scoring
spree ;to run ` up a 13-2 'victory
and sweep the' , . se;lies• ` in , t'vtro'
straights '
Friday's game .wasn':t ,5 •minutes'
Old ' When Joe • Wlu1 by was struck,
over the left .eye. ,with, . . hard
drive fr�oni Workman's-.stick:,Joe,
had: three stiffs put:n the; gash.
and •:Danny ' RIose gaunely • donned
,the ;pads to finish' the. game ''Joe
was', ,back in the, .net the • next
•Pelt McCoy's , `Selpoys •qualified na�g4t ; in Brussels
r the 'third • round of the .. O .. The local lads had ,a scoring
A. A. "B" playdawns • ion Monday • field day in the.. two games and
alight' by ':tn_imitning Dundalk 9-4,: Were. passing the prick freely; to
They : took the` .series iiia' two ,ate•`': kaniobher 27 . a�ssus�t points'. 1.6
Straight, wirin'ing, gat Dundalk 7 `5. !their. goal scor. firm efforts, Morley.
The visitors : didn't..'proie de the;! Ghon racked up, 7 goals and 'five
Stough •opposition ;that was expect-; I assists, Eliwodd:: Irwin 5 ":and ' 4
ed of them, 'and' Monday night's `'Bill,.. -Fisher' 3 ,and.: 4, Dona'ld.
e'
didn't ' 'roduce .as thrilling.'Thompson `3 and 4, 'Donald, Ste:
t p. d.
' the stime ':'as ` ,was wart • 2 and 2,', Al Irwin :1' and 3,:
a.7 -brand. lolf pia. ,.
'dished iia, At , Dundalk: ',The a win- [Donald Maclntyre 2 and 1, Clay-`
P. ..Th
. lei's first blizzard blocked . many ton Hodgins ;1 ••and 2, Calvin :;Gib=
{
country Ibr roads 'and somewhat cut son .2 goal", Bob, Arinsti�oi g 1 and.
Y•
Tinto what . would., have •been a 1, Bowen. Ross 1 goal, Geonge'.An-
sellout crowd.: derson 1. assasrt.
' Life w:" oat .J. Wihittb def.,.
The first period nip and,�. .:.. g . ,
i: . ' in,n.„,M: �G ii�n, C.' Gibson;: centre,' X. 1r-
2 -1
r -
tacit,' with The $epoys, 'gaiTiiiig a, .
2 1 ..edge...' They, outscored Dun.. ' win wings D. Stewart, B. 'Fisher;
'dalk 3-1, iii the second period, and ' alt:,,. D.: Thompson,, A. Irwin,' B.
two quick goals, in: the third set -Ross,. D. Rose, D;. Maclntyre, .C.
h .'. the _ punch. Hodgins, B. Arni�strong, G': Ander-
'died the issue• arid.>bo�ok
•cwt: of the Misirtors
son.
Brussels, . •/goal, Doll, • def.,; . Jar-
George 'Chan paced. the Sepoy, , ,.:. •
atta,ek, with four goals 'Brother' dine, G. Edgar; centre, Willis;
-B41.air' and G0u1d,. Harris wings, -Workman,-'-a-Edgar;--alt.,
• final,is offering a to a
os.
an a ort to ve y
defensively: magnificent .specials; avong with
Lucknow goal, M. Bienian' and Some thandsame trophies, , which .
Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor
' , have been donated by various or-
A.'Baker;'def:• BQ Ries; D :Zlhomp-what . thrill;' 1lony umbo Auout slily hollows
�, have
� 11 up; neck no longer scrawny, body loses half=
i ' C. hair 4
son; centre, A:: Baker; wngs, t ns
Chin G. Anderson;:., alt., J. •Chin;
K.• McNay •J:':Haw�ald; A.•Taylor,
yr
B. :Colwell, D. Ernberlin R, ::Far”
w'' g Yarn goal; ,Saxton; def:,
iTlgS' . ,
Chitticl*, • Cruinp; ";centre, .Gregg;
wings, • Gerrie; Hutton; alt.,' Hpp,
per, Stainton,''• ry,, Cameron and:
Scott.
Referee:: A. • Chin , linesman
Alex 'Maclntyre:
Holland; Barry Doak
•. Murray' Holl�a , • rY.
and Jack Merlon.): of Goderich
ra..rpew,.piLealarstto on;:Frid►ay iat.'the.
L,Theoo ,.
raftsell..Y"i ' htstone .to�ic�mpaniexi Nip Whetstone
t-
•starvd, sickly'"bean-pole look. Thousands 'of
• girls;
re o women,
of shaaphely, healthy- neVer looklain ng bodies.
They thank the special vigor -building,. flesh -building
...
tonic„Ostrex, Its Orden. etlmulante Invigorators,
Icon, vitamin Sf, ealolum,, enrloh bibod, Improv:
appetite find' ,digestion so lood gives ie, more
strength and nourlehment:.put flee on'bare bones,•'
'Don't fear getting too fat. Stop when you've gained
w1h.
ormal eg t
the b, "10; 16 oe'201ba. you need for n
Ne* ” et ac ualnted ' else only ;60c.
Coate little, g a
TTrryy;fareus Oetret Tirvo.Tablets 1sitinew vigor,
and: hd6ed, pounds; .thfs very .ddyY At: all drugglate,
•
the city.
• :c:
'The fans, who often have good':'
cause to :grtiMble at the time some
games get :'started, were well
•pleased .an :Monday 'night. The
visitors were on the .ice ''at about
8.15.•.' Thee Seppoys ; followed in
about five':niinutes :and the game
;tit `:underway :promptly. at 8.30.
It was over at ablout.10.25,'which
is the way' it .should be, especially.
•when'. Many .of •the faithful Faris'
putt in an hour or More before
game time .inorder to get t'he pick
of the Pews•
'Ron • 'McLelland took a wn'ap.
over the head With, .a stick, that
requlired an eight -stitch job, to
close the : -gash .:FIs was : back ' in
the •:ga•me again for the last per- •
•iod:..
Biggest . dhuckile; of 'the. nighti.
came when ` they played
': ."The
1
KinerCould
nt ',seem toloci
to
the right groove ..or/ the redord
•acrid even His Majesty wouldn't
have' been able . to recognize the
au.
•
With a: view `;bo helping to pay
for.' tRle upkeep; of; the artificial
ice ` system 7.in the: Georgetown. •
Arena,the rink 'ttee is rent-'
co�mrna
i;ng the ;ice to .outslnde tea/ns for.
Sunday. practises This isn't find -
fa r• ith•'tihe Ministerial' A
dug vo w s-
,
Octat�larn-and�the-Lard'S-I�ay1,—
As -
and MiddlerniasSingle , counters O 1eman,;. Anderson,:. -B. ;Edgar; hance,::and quite'a controversy
Beadle tbh 2 arld ''" Moore Y .arid' Rahn, Goaa'.
Y w.
Stafford tallied ,for Dundalk. Re€eree — :Mel Sitewa
Seven (penalties Were split 3 to no•
LucknoW •and four ,to.Dundalk, in
a clean game • r '
Lttcknow . goal, Ritchie; def, , • In, refering to 'the opening of
Hall, Harris; centre, A. " Chin;'the Palsley Memorial Arena, we
wings, B. Chin, G. Chin; alt,,. neglected to add that a banquet
Gnuid, Dall:mer, Pollock, 'Vaugh was '• tendered ',:the : Arena .exe=