The Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-03-18, Page 6PAGE }SIX
THF WCKNQW SE Y' NFL,; LUCKNO , ONTABTO
THURSDAY, MARCH 8th, 1948
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START 'SERIES . .
FOR 'B' TITLE
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• Lucknow Sepoys .and Mildmay.
areslated. for a best . three-in-fi;ve
series to determine thie WO.A.A,
Intermediate "B' .championship.
The first'ganne was slated for last
w..
night (Wednesday) in Mildmay
with the second game here Friday
nigh, or on Thrsday and, Sat-,
urd ay .if' ice conditions. prevented
the•. seriew getting underway •last•.
night, , .
„Mildmay was awarded , the
• , s+enxi-final .--series by ` reason' of ;a
win and twa tie games With Iider-
tone thesecond deadlockbeing
played ` in Listowel • on Monday
and ending 2-2 in overtime. •
Wellesley and Exeter ..are • bates
tling for the, "A” championship
and Ale winners::of the two series
are slated to meet for. the WOAA
grand championship.
1E1‘11096ITION 'GAME RAISED
iducknoir,'SePOys and Centralia
-tiOn 'game in the Luckno'N Arena
The Lucknow bis fought back
in the second "period:rto overcome
a three -goal lead and then blew
a 6-4%dead - with .5 minutes to go.
in" the third. Clinton' went° into
the lead ..in • the overtime but
Bowen Ross. got the equalizer
with .l.ess: than . two minutes to, go.
,.Lucknow was overzealous in
their` checking efforts and. " got'
three penalties;. one of therm coin-
ing when Lucknow -led 6-4, 'and.
which proved a costly one. They
were two determined' squads of.
youngsters. that battled,' .gevery
inch` of„the .way•'ai d p't. or a
'AV* • that kept the fans :at fever
pitch, .• Holmes, • with' five goals,
was the. `Clinton opportunist. For
paratively large crowd, Out of.
the proceeds $75.00 was 'sent to
, Paisley , to gaid their. arena re-
: building fund.
• .and provided a 'good night's en-'
tertainfnent and a good brand of
v.vp* EXHIBITION
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First Period:
8,00
15.00
Third Period
HOhnes (Carter)
THE HURON OLD. BOYS'
ASSOCIATION OF TORONTO
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The Huron Old Boys. Asso'Gia
tion of. TOxronto are -bolding". a.
euchre and bridge at the West
End Y.1Vi.C,A,,, College and• Dov -
o. Tuesday, April
13th, 1948, at 8,3'Q• p,th. The euchre
will decide the,. winners of the
"McLaren, Trophy," ..for the. com-
ing 'year. •The present holders. are
Mrs, M. Scarlett, formerly of
Brussels, and.Mr. J. O. Scott,.for--
merly of Blyth. •.
Many ferniei'Huron'ites are
now .residing in and around Tor -
:onto and the. namesof new resi-
nt.
des- are• desired :.so: that they
A�
may :ben
.otified • of,.th':8ctivities.
of . the A"ssOdiation. Enquiries can
be. 'directed to the chairman ,o;'
,this event, Mr's- C: a J Parton, :?
''anham'Ave, Toronto, Randolph.
/*PromOie Easter. Pageant
Lloyd ACkert, son of Mr. and,
Mrs.• Ernie Ackert' of Holyrood;:
and recreatiOnal director at Lis-
tovirel is pronioting an Easter
pageant to :be presented fOr three
at-
Finlay
MILDMAY
at
NOW
a are
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our INTERMEDIATE. "B” TITLE •
• ADMISSION:, 35e' and 25e an:
The cast Will be supported 1?y a .narrators,,
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marking time in ..the W:0:ALA:
,."B" •playdowns, journeyed t9
,Kincardine on.Saturday night for'
the Lakesider's .0.H.A. team. The
,,SepoYS won it' 14 to 7 .with Com-
; wag' unable to get. away on. Sa0
4.
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tirday .night, 'arid his • place be;
tWeen the poSts was filled -by
itCliNOW;DANTAMS WON.
AND TIED.CEINTON SQUAD.
, In, a beiated. three game series
fel., the.. Gronp, Chanipionship,
Lucknow'Bantarns..have a....51.2 Win
'and a' 7-7 dra* with the_ciihtoil
'kids. Theawinnei; of this:series
for.. the. W.P.A.A; ;title and the"
JOhnstOn.,TrophY, which was won
last year by .1,itiekoo*,
Lueknow Won: the first game
here last Wednesday night by a
sCore of 5-2. BOWen Ross led w;ith
two ,goals. Chailie Chin; Donald
:McNay ,and Thompsoil
man cower advantage on. four pd---
easio s as the 'Clinton lads had
four, penalties handed put by 'dam
Maltby, .While Lucknow ,didn't
draw: a ,penalty.
Chin (Thornp-
3 Clinton, golmes,;(Wiid) 4.05
Penalties--L,Warcl, 'Cowan,
. Third Period .
PenaltitsLadd, C. Maltby,
Tie 'Game In Clinton -
' Friday night's tame in Clinton
was a thriller as the lead see--;
gawed back aucl: forth, with the
. game ending in a ,7-7' draw after
ten, infnutes of, overtime,
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eee
• third the Bantam
series' was -.scheduled for ;Monday
might in Wingham and was to.
.proceed in„'spite of soft. ice un-.
the* "1.1th hour" saying fog pre-
vented them from making. the
trip.
Original playoff plans when. the
schedule was -drafted were.1 that
a..third game' if necessary would
third game is' siategglor LucknoW,
and if the local kidose, a. fourth
and final game Will go to neutral
ice at WinghaindAll this. of course
if.'there is *ice.
.saliecliild 'On; February 12th and
.have since been marking time
,until' past mid-March:: finds
•group winner still, undeclared.
Menting on the LucknoW-TopPind
game said.,
"The croWd !oVer 60(4.1 that
turned out 'for iniSt arne'got' their
Luckhow. Should be allowed • to
compete in. the "B" Series. Instead
The answer is ,siinple 1.4.16kz
.now qualifieS for the "ft" leriee
on. the basia•of.population,,,as
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