The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-02-18, Page 8at
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GLENN SCHVVARTZENTRUBER-
4 Winghain
357-2608
•ORVILLE ELLIOTT
Lucknoiv
" 528-3409 .--
LUcknow's scoring went to Paul
Frayne from Gary Courtney and
Gert 'de Jong; Dave MacKinnon
from Jim.; Murray and Steve
Hackett; Doug'Stevenson unassist-
ed. The Lancers really put the
pressure on for the third period but
couldn't beat a tie. Scoring went to
Harvey Livings* 2 and Jim
Murray 1. Assists went to. Graham
Hamilton,. Paul Frayne; Doug
Stevenson and Jim Murray.
Grahain Hamilton had 'to , go for
stitches for a nasty slaSh on the '
nose from the -Hanover goalie. He
returned in the third period to
finish the game.
On Monday night the Lancers
were host to the hefty Milverton
Four Wheel Drives who were
driving on all fotir wheels. The
.Lancers went down to a' crushing 11
to. 1 defeat: 'In the ,last minute of
play. Paul Frayne scored, assisted
by Harvey, Livingston, to foil a
shutout for Milverton,
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THE LUCKNOW 5ONTINIOIL4 , ILI KNOW ONTARIO W ON WAY,. fEBRWARY 111,1976.
Trays -- Relish Dishes • Gravy Boats
Butter Dishes Bread Trays — Baby Banks
Tea Services Candlesticks Etc.
Pee,VVeespo
Down TwqStraight
To Milverton s
Lucknow Pee Woes went 'down to,
defeat two games straight in their
best two-out-of three series • with
Milverton. '
In the 'game in Milverton
February 12th, the score was 7.4
for Milverton. Scoring for Lucknow
were two goals for Alan Rivett, one
each for Richard Moore and Glenn
Raynard. Assisting were David
Gibson, Alan Rivett, Richard
Moore and Allan- Eadie. Milverton
°goals were, by Ehgoetz three;
Bowman two, and singles to
Schmidt and Strachan. Five of
Milverton's goals were in the third
period.
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Back in Lucknow on February 14,'
Milverton 'came from behind once
again fora 3-2 win. 'Lucknow goals '
were by David Gibson-unassisted
and Alan Rivett 'from Richard
Moore. Milverton goals were by
'Bowman . two and a single by
Ehgoetz.
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PHONE 528-3532 LUCKNOW
Lancers' Best
VVas A Tie Game
The Lancers travelled to Hanover
for the' second , last hockey game of
the schedule. Hanover took :
advantage of some very sloppy first
period play by the Lancers : and
jumped ahead 4-0, ending the first
period. - Hanover maintained the
lead ' throughout the ,game as
Lucknow couldn't, manage a strong
attack for long at a time. Final
score was 8-3: Hanover. Lucknow
scoring' Went to Doug Stevenson
from Dave MacKinnon; Jim Mur-
ray from Dave MacKinnon and
Brian MacDonald; and Dave Mac-
labnori from Harvey Livingston
and Jim. Murray.
Sunday night at home started out
to be a repeat of Thursday with
Hanover taking, a quick lead.
Lucknow came on strong in the
second and third period before a,
large and spontaneous crowd.
They ended up battling to a 6-6 tie'.
Hold fast to your ideals—they
will keep you young and happy.
Atoms Lost 1 st
To Milverton
Lucknow Atoms opened their
second round ' of. the W.O.A.A.
playoffs in Milverton on Monday
night on 'a losing note. .
The Lucknow boys played, a
sloppy game and were defeated
5-1. David Emb.erlin scored' the
only goal, assisted by 'Jamie Bere.
Second game in the best
two-out-of-three series will be
played next Monday night ' in'
Lucknow at 7.30 p.m. Give the
boys your support, as this game is a
must,, if they are to continue in the
champiOnship series.
Fleas Win Two
In VVeek
Lucknow Fleas travelled to
13elgrave to come on top Friday
night 4 -' 2. ,
.Goal scorers 'for -Lucknow were
Tommie • Gilmore', 1 goal; Grant
Murray 3 goals; 1 assist; Alex
West, 2 assists with assists going
to Steve Murray, John D.. MacKen-
zie, Chris Irwin and Bradley
Priestap.
Teeswater came to Lucknow
Saturday night to play the Flea's,.
The score was. 5-0 for Lucknow.
Goal scorers for Lucknow were
Grant Mnrray, 3 goals;, Todd
Ritchie, 2 goals; assists going to
Brian De Groote, Chris Irwin,
Robert Cayley, Rodney Cpiley, one
each with 'John D. MacKenzie
getting. 2 assists.• ,•
Danny Gilchrist and Todd Schar-
tact) , shared the shutout for
Lueknow.
Friday night,. the Ripley Midgets
played the first game in 'a 2 out of 3
series with Howick Midgets. After
10 minutes of overtime, the: score
was still tied 5 - 5.: Mike Pollock
scored the hat trick, with. Keith
Pollock and Bill Rutledge scoring
the other tallies.
The next game is Thursday night
in Ripley. See you at the arena for
some good hockey action!
Lucknow keno
News
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18
1:30 - 3:30 p.m, Mothers and Tots
7 p.m. Pee Wee Playoff
Mildmay vs Teeswater
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19
4:30 - 7:30 Figure Skating
7:30 Industrial Hockey
Holyrood vs Lucknow
ICintail vs. Ashfield
SATURDAY, F,BRUARY 21 ,.
2 - 4 p.m. Public Skating
7:00 p.m. Flea Game
8:30 p.m.. Intermediate Game
Acton vs Lucknow
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22
1:30 - 3:15 p.m. Public Skating
8 p.m. Intermediate Game
Pasiley vs tucknow
MONDAY, •FEBRUARY 23
4:30 - 7:30 ,p.m. Figure Skating
7:30 p.m. Atom Game
Milverton vs Lucknow
WEDNESDAY, FEBR?ARY 25
1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Mothers' and Tots
9 p.m. Iiitermediate Game
Clinton vs Lucknow
Juveniles Now in
W.O.A.A. Playoffs
For the first time in six years,
Lucknow Juveniles• failed to be a
representative in the Ontario Minor
Hockey Association' .playoffs.
Lueknovv was defeated by, a strong
Mildmay team.
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They now go into a Western
Ontario Athletic Association
championship series starting a two
out of three series with Kincardine,
playing the first February 15th in
which Ken Reid paced the locals
with five goals and one 'assist.
Denni' Thompson with two goals,
Paul Simpson with one goal and
four assists and Tom Peterson with
one' goal and four assists, with
assists going to John. Hamilton, 1
assist; Don Burley, one assist; Cam
Cook, 1 assist;, Doug Shiell, two
assists. They, won the game 9 - 5.
The second game will be played
in Kincardine on Wednesday night..
Ripley Juveniles
Win Opener
The Ripley Juveniles' emerged
from the fog Sunday afternoon with
a 12-2 victory over TiVerton in the
opening game of a best 3 out of 5
series. Scorers included Peter
MacDonald, '2 goals and 2 assists;
Johnny Elliott, 2 goals and 1 assist;
,Mike Gallant, 2 goals and 1 assist;
Larry Farrell, 2 goals and 2 assists;'
Kevin cook, 1 goal; Scott Regier, 1
goal; Tommy Kempton, 1 goal and,
2 assists; Ken MacGillivray, Danny..
Walden, Donald Harkness and
Mike . Pollock each' picked up
assists. The•next game is in Ripley
Wednesday night at 8.30, With the
third game in Tiverton Sunday
'February 22 at 3 p.m.
House League
Hockey Results
House League hockey Saturday
saw the Black Hawks. defeat the
Leafs 8-4 in the first game. Brian
Arnold led the Hawk's with 4 goals,
Brian Smith scored 2 and David
Atkinson and, -Mark .Steffler, '1
each. Scoring for the Leafs Were •
Shane Hickey 2, Joe Boyle and Bill
Gibson,
The Bruins defeated the Rangers-
7-1 in the second • game. Rick
Jurjens scored 3 times, Henri
Lennips twice with singles to Kevin
Machan and Steven Frayne. Brent
Van Osch scored the Ranger goal.
In thethird game, the eanadiens
edged' the Red Wings 3-2. Gerald
Martin scored twice and Jim. Kerr
once for the winners: Eddie Husk
arid David Edisbury scored for' the
Red Wings. •
This Weeks games will see
tanadiens and' Bruins at 10 a.m,;
Black Hawks and Red Wings at 11
a.m.; Rangers and Leafs at 12
noon.
Some men are well-to-do just
because they are hard-to-do.
Arriberrey Hbron
Snowmobile Club
By Shirley Blewett
A steaming hot pot of Snov,,,lif,sit
Stew and music to, dance t' your
heart's content was waiting for the
arrival. of, snowmobilers and _club
members at, the' lleid's Corners,
Hall on Saturday. .February 14th,
.Valentine's Day is 'a great timi, and
a true way t/o wear a happy heart
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people you enjoy being with. 10k,e ,
is ,belonging to, the Amberley• •
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