The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-03-15, Page 8wEPNESDAY, MARCH 15th, 1972,
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Holyrood Defeat
Lucknow 9-8
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO
PAO! EIGHT
Lucknow Midgets Eliminated In Two
Games By Powerful Belmont Team
Belmont's powerful Midget
hockey club has eliminated Luck-
now's club in two straight games,
in the 0.M.H..A. Semi' Finals..
.Belmont romped through both
games scoring sixteen goals to-
Lucknow's one in the two games.
On Wednesday night of last
week in Lucknow, despite the
weather conditions and the un-
certainy of the game, a goodly
number turned out to see the loe-
al lads get thumped to the tune of
8-0. .Lucknow put up a good fight
in the first period and into the
second but the oppbsition was
simply too strong. Belmont's ,
style 'of hockey surely isn't an
admirable-one-as far-as-c_lean
carry the rriari l . e-
results of being slammed in the
boards..
As in the past the eligibility of
flea sign
Lose In: Tourney
'Belmont to 'p'.eompetition W.as
again questioned. •
Hopefully the .0.N1.1-1.A.. will.
take a look at the situation be-
fore the beginning of:ehe. l9`7 4:773
seas.on. .. •
On'.Saturday 'night in Belmont„.
the local .boys' again held their
own in the first period and into
the second. The officiating was
better than that of the first game
but Belmont still .pliyed their
rough brand of hockey, Jim Mut-,
ray scored the only Lucknow goal
of the game. •
The last time the Lucknow Mid-
gets.won the championship was
• -5' • 'This. was the fifth
series for Lucknow which gave
them the W,0'.A.A. Champion-
ship and alsO
Quartet Finals. This is' the furth-
est ,a. Midget Hockey. Team has,
gone since they won the •
Vomit:
The team will now playeXhibi-
tion game's until th.e end Of the
season;.'
Sepop Defeat
Atwood 4-3
In one ,of the best games of the;
year Holyrood downed Lucknow
9 - to go on to the finals against
Kintail in the Lucknow Town and
Country league.
Lucknow scored three unanswer -
ed goals in the first five minutes.
Holyrood fought back scoring its
last goal at the 11 .15 mark of the
third period to make it a 9 - 7
hockey game. Lucknow didn't
give up and a goal was tipped in
at 19..55 , but too late to ti.e the
game.
liolyrood goals were scored by
Wayne Rhody 2, Floyd Stanley 2
and ,singles: to Lyn Hodgins,' Ross
Moffat , Larry Stanley and Allan
Rhody, ,
,Lucknow goals scored were Jim
Wilson 2, Barry' McDonagh 2
Bob Humphrey 2 and George
Humphrey 1.
In an Exhibition game Kintaff"
defeated Kingsbridge 5 - 3.
• Next week at 7.30, Lucknow
and Kingsbridge start playoffs, for
the Consolation trophy and at
9.00 Holyrood and Kintail play-
Ripley Win. 6-0
Luc know Fleas took a ,6 -0 de-'
feat' in Lucknow:.on Saturday at
Goal scorers for Ripley were.
Dave ,Gamble .3 , Paul Culbert,
Larry Coiling and Parrl-IrwinT one-.
eac,h.1 Assistt went to Harold Peet
3, Dave MaCKay, -Dave Gani .ule
and Terry Irwin, one each.
-SECOND-NIGHT-1N- ROW -
Sepoys Win
Over Atwood 14-11
Even after 'playing two games
in two nights, the Lucknow Sep- -
oys turned Out to be too much for
the Atwood.team'as they defeated
them 14-11'6n Sunday. All
led, back and forth with. only 2
goals separating the lead.. It
was close until the firia5 Min-
utes when Lucknow droVe home
2 goals' 'to put the. "icing on the
cake".
Goals Were John Eniberlin
Harvey Livingston 2, and singles,,
to' Dave MacKinnon , ,„Glen .Morn-
Ingsta-F,--ATa-ri Rhody,'-ExT Brown ,
'John .Fludder , Gert De Jong, •
Don MacKinnon. •
• Assists..went to Dave MacKin-
non. 4 „Barvey Livingsron•3., Al
Rhody 3-, Gert De Jong •3 ,
Courtney •2, Glen Mornit.gAa't-
John McKenzie 2,. John Emberlin•
I.
Garv.Suttoti 'and Fred .Edw.ards
shared the -net, minding.
Eedys Celebrated
55th Anniversary
,..DUNGANNON NEWS
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. L. Eedy •
observed their.-55th wedding
anniversary March 7th, 1972.
Congratulations!
A family gathering was held on ,
'Sunday ,..March 12th, at their
home and thef011owing were pres-
ent for the happy,occasion: Mr.
Jac-tuar*._',aughia and-
Laurel, ofStrathroy,; Mr, and.
Mrs. 'Bob. Eedy of Toronto:. Mr.
anti v1rs.. Bob Ott and-Matthew of
.Kitche,ner; Rosemary Eedy of Strat'
ford; Mr.' and Mrs. Ralph Hentier-'
son of Goderich; •Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Eedy and Mr. and Mrs...Paul
Eedy concession of, Ashfield c
rid-Mrs.. Irvine. Eedy Martha
and 'Thornton of. Dungannon...
Frank Eedy of Okotos,' Alta. ,
talked to his parents by telephone
to extend his best wishes.
•
Nlr. and Mrs. Harold Payne .
from Barr' Head , Alta. ,visited
on 'Friday with Mr. and Mrs...Leon•
and 'Chisholm and family: liar- • Har-
o ld is a brother of Mrs. Chisholm.
Mrs. J. Reed. and Girvin'
' visrted on S uriel,i-y-wi-e-h-M-1-:7-a-nd
Mrs. Lorne .Eadie and family at
llolyrood, inhonour 'of SteVen
Ladle's birthday.
Mrs. Clarence McClenagnan
8110 Mrs. Graha.m Mc Nee attend-
ed:a Huron-Perth Presbyterial
Executive meeting -in Clinton last'
Wednesday.
ivif7.-arvd-WS.7.Wilfred penfland
were honoured by a 'dinner at the:
Bedford Hotel in Godeiich..on •
Sunday for their 35.eli wedding
anniversary (not their. 30th as re-
ported last week.). All mernberi
of the .famil3je_we,re
eluding Mrs..Pentland's mother ,
Mrs. Roderick .MacDonald.
BIRTHDAY 'BON-VOYAGE PARTY
A news item sent.t,o me from •
7-Torer nt-o-will be of greatint-ere-a
tion and with a very strong team
defeated Lucknow by a score of .
to.O. Stayner then went on to
defeat Teeswater' in 'champ-
ionship game by` a score of 8 to 7.,
This ..:arne -was tied at the end of
e~ulationTiimte and Was. declTed.
,on a penalty- shot. •
brian Baker, son of Mr. arid
Alvin Baker, forMer resid-
ents of. the village was a member'
of the Sta ner. team .
. Ir La ••1<110W Friday., March
d oderirh NOvice team
Lucknow by a score of
.in an'exhibition game,
to local raetat:le.etirt sar,4mccat,r_ca:440_
ford of TOronto was hostess
at a Birthday Bon-Voyagt party in
honour. Of. Miss Alma I lunter , who
leaves shortly -for an extended
trip to Australia and New Zealanl •
The'well-wishers w,e re also Dim-
ga-nnon "Old Girls - Mrs-: Ethel
(CaSe) Flay , Mrs. Edith (Trelea\ -
en) Younkie , Mrs. Mac:Li t
(Pentland) Pritchard ,
Stevens, Miss Hilda linni:dn,
Mig Eva Killotigh,..Nliss Flo:a
Dutnin' and her friend-, Nord
C.r e-yke. After a- clelicioti--kiie-11-7
eon the afternoon was olk of •
reminiseing: Miss Durnin had a" •
reprim7of the Huron Coiiilt.Atlas
of 1897 which added to tho uniov7'
'merit .as' these "girls"
ed.hours spent pouring ov,: the
old atlas in childhood..
Note: (1). Alma I ! untL r's 1,ithe:•
Was Methodist minister at .I)unzari
non and Crew , Al-
ma. Stevens is‘ 'a, cousin-
Florence (Harris)
Nile and she tised• to at •
Harris' at Cransforld
It was a pleasant - ar.L1
many readers have
ing of ..each ,o f you;
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hockey is concerned and the offic-
. iating in the game was very poor.
It i's indeed fortunate that some
of the local players did not get
hurt badly considering the ham-
: , mering they took. Many of them
Lucknow Fleas went to a minor
hockey tournament in Blyth Satur-
day , March 11 playing the first
game at 10.30 against Clinton,
'winning by a score of 11 to 2.
. Goals were by'Larry MacPherson
6, Allan -Eadie 3,2 David Gibson 1,.
John Hopf 1.
Assists were John Hopf. 2, Brian
Murray 2 ,,,Steve Frayne 1, Mike
Frayne 1, Greg Gardner 1, Kent
Alton 2, Don Greer 1, Art Clark
1.
Blyth defeated Lucknow 3..- 1.
in/the Championship game.
Larry MacPherson got the goal,
assisted bj., Brian Murray.
Lucknow played host to Atwood
and they defeated them '4 - 3,
in the LucknoW Arena Saturday
night. The game was 'a real
crowd pleaser as both teams put
up clean, fast hockey and were
never more .-than-2-goals.-apart ;---
Goal tending was the best as
both goalies played very well,
turning back puck atter puck.
which looked like sure goals.
Goals were by Glen Morningstar
1, Mike Courtney 2 ? John Flud-
der l'with assists going to John
Emberlin„ Don MacKinnon, John
Fludder ,. Mike Courtney. Gary
Sutton played goal for Lucknow .
through. th.e game, up until the;
.L-fina.laniautes , the lead was jUPsi-