The Lucknow Sentinel, 1945-02-08, Page 64
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The. Lucknow Sent>tnei, Lucknow, 'Ontario
MIDGETS BEAT KINCARINIE
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Second Period
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8 to •1 victory Dere on . 111.1eSslOY.T artiley -Mi xitP
night with Kincardine the .visit Third: Period
ing team•. There was action 'Lucknow--G, Chin
throughout, and in less than Two, Lucknow--A, Chin,:
minutes. of 'the, first period; -each: •Lu'c ;now-rt-Roliock.
ores ands' as: well the Lucknow-B," Chih
. -lid e was Luck ow ::,,B x,ehYn ,•
Kincardine :goali'e, YCart g , ,
un '. Burrows
, •t 'or' `re� ars, 'Yo g
.15.x,
'the-,nets,�which was.
subsituted ;in ,
the first time 'he ,ever had. the
meads on, -an .mdid- a good job:.
'The wore by periods „'vuas
5-1' arid 8-1. • George- Chin ac
counted for :' 6 .• of the. Lucknow
:goals, and •Jack Stewart got 1 the,
:ether 2. Bird .scored Kincardine's
•' only goal 35 seconds after the,
game opened. '
Kincardine -. Goal; Cartlidge.
Burrotws; Def,, Ross, McGaw
centre wang; Hollrl'ees;^;Con;-`
"Hell; Alt ; Bannister�Small, ,. Ball;
Bt-ariley-,41.ar-riso-t Courtney
CREWE
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Mr. ails Vernon• Hunter
ori Sunday • with cher parents,
Mt:".and •Mrs. Thos. A'°'
Lspe:nt,.,Friay with. Mrs. and• Mi.•s..
Sat e i rlPatiffk-'•:
•r.
Beat 'Haney -Pr 5-1
night. Hanoyc r
`On Monday. :nig...,.: , ,., ... .' .,,• :.
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. 4 es onsrve:..rea mg' was follo+vecl thr augh to: ;,Dungai�nbr : ° bwever:
There .in the last game f ..R p d'and',
played
by prayer; .by. ; Mrs. Cecil Blalcc�: he well ].vows otir•. winters-
• ' Curran. The ,stud quickly .:adapted--- himself --_-:this:
and Mrs: Jack. Cul i Y q
':ok 'West- of 'the Date Line",
''bo ,
'.was 'givenby Mrs: •Bert , Trelea-
ven. 'Nirs; Rivett: sang .a sole fol;
lowed by a reading by Mrs, Fin-
nigan,;'During'the business :period.
Plans were'. made to have a bazaar
in:..the s.pririg and: Mrs;" Treleaven
• letters of thanks for:i•'fruit
interest,. - sent to :.the; �rck„- and •.from ..bo.
rate �.< �.�� _.
. -- - tier•'
rniY” ro_ i�ri• � y-e�5p ..,. •.. ; : 9 ..-. : ; .
nernt ; Ha:nove>,a•
seas: ` The:• Meeting then •etosK. -
team, a ,hard=hitting defeinse and'
spent .'These 'ay everlii�tg via
(;and_ Mrs. Cecil Blake: •
The, I/1ontlily "ineeting of•, the
at• the ,hoi1ic.
was• held � �
Mr's. Cecil .1' 1ake.on,T.l urselay af�
r o:n, wi:th •a good ' attendance:'.
ae no -�
/The', minutes and icil•l.:rtca1.1 • was
"given by Mrs, Clifford Crozier.
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D U N` G AN N 0 N'
TIIURS.;,•FEBRV'ARX :8th, 1$4
Pilot Officer jack Caesar, who;
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Will- Caesar is home on furlough
i ---P- 't i i - , ! e Wleft
tlae first of last .week'fig.,. the'
West.:. Coast, leaving 'behind:warm.
the •
�,...,•,11 ,vx.,, yr ring.out nicely..
a:; • r• .xt�c h _'on
�', E�n.hr. :r:a'-:.rr•.GFadcri
Friday night, he found our'th Ings-
for. him had changed,. .a little,
hearing that high',banks of snow-..
,and blocked ' roads; were having,
him .'storm .stayed, so near home.
�`io��,t ver;
r a k:Triade, ,his 'way
ho� c
,e:the `neap afternoon, -,after::
The: caterP illar :Sr,Q rplew:.came'.
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ncjer Clapsmen auspices
n- The,
T�own;� .I-lall
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the schedule-- and p- avided _..the
biggest threat •of the': season for.
the Leafs:•who; finished' strong rn
c ..
the last,. period 'to ,chalk• up. a''
5 to 1 ver dict.' The visitors ,didn't
help their' cause by running into,,
a ,strixrg of pen'alties iri;,this fi arrie:
The game was spotty, produc
ing: some ' good` as,'well as .: sorno
.very mediocre_ . hockey ' but wit.
:Week to our,winter sports and 'is
enjoying his visit very.:mtich' His
last, leave, home ;was. in •August;'
when he' .received, his.cominission,
aS .Pilot -Officer: ,..
Mrs. H. J. L, Eedy has this
week attended-th'e•funeral of het
uncle,`=..Mi✓ -John Mundt Of'. Mil:-
v rt n al .o:-remain�n -..a-fe' ' days-
e o s g
e11t boXe5 ... � ..... _. _
f ' tl ectators--vtew v-,lro 'rad..,,. on• - �vrth i e l atrves th'ero
•• Lucknow-Goal, McIntyre, .def. wzth hymn 453 an. e press. e.n . nod iiui'cIr W -
Salkeld .`C: 'McMillan, :