The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-11-19, Page 14scored the third period, by Standings with seven points, hockey.they are capable of, If
Mildmay,:just after the third two points behind Mildmay you want to see' some fast
period 'started. Both teams ' and One ahead Of Harriston, exciting hociceY, eme'on out
enjoyed 'good seoting chane. This weekend coming up the - and cheer the, Lancers on..'
es in the rest of the period Lancers travel to Wituiham •
but couldn't get 'one past on Friday night and Sanday
. either • goilltender, Final Mount Forest conies to Luck-
score was 4 - now to take then' on' at 7.30
'The-Lancors---Ivitir-their---p:In7"The Lanters-anall
three point' weekend moved seem to have their act
into second place in the together and are playing the
High single Ron Stanley
with 306 and high triple. Ron.
Stanley with 835.
Games over 225: Ron Stan-
ley 306, 294, 235, Allan
Stanley 260, 252, Brian Stew-
art 260, Del.Nixon 257, 230,
225, Roy FinlaYsen 256, Jim
Bain 230.•
Team standings: Oidsmo-
biles 4, 34; Fords 3, 16;
Mustangs 7', 24; Dodges „0,
23; Pontiaes 4, 27; Buicks 3,
23.
LUCKNOW-DUNGANNON
.Ladies high single Gwen
Caesar and Dianne Carter.
tied with 247 each. _Ladies
high • triple Dianne-Carter
With 711.
Ladies over 225: Dianne
Carter 247? 240., Gwen Caes-
ar 247, Marion Cook 229.
Men's high single Bill
Stewart with-259. Men's high
triple Bill Stewart with 723.
Men over 250: Bill Stewart
259, 254.
Points. Tigers 38 Polecats
36, Kangaroos 33, Wolver-
ines 32, Lions 27, Gophers
27; Zebras 24, Chipmunks
22, Squirrels 21, Coons 20,
Cougars 14.
INTERTOWN BOWLING
On November 15th Luck-
Midgets
defeat
Clinton
5-2
The Lucknow Midgets op-
ened the 1980-81 Season with
a couple of exhibition games.
Saturday, November 8
they travelled to Clinton.
Trailing 2 - 0 after the first
period, they came back for a
5 - 2 victory. The game
featured both teams showing
mid-season form and many
solid body checks.
Monday, November 10
Brussels came to town and
put it to the locals 6 - '0. The
biggest cause of losing hock-
ey games called non-confid-
ence seemed to be the .
biggest factor with loss.
Scoring for Lucknow were,
Brian Taylor, 3 goals 1 assist;
Gerry Cook and Paul Mac-In-
tyre 1 goal; Art Clark 2
assists; Glenn Raynard, Troy
Ritchie, Dave Pritchard,
Mike Humphrey, 1 assist,
The volunteer staff for the
Midgets. this years are Art
Stanley, coach; with Bill
MacPherson assisting, Ken
Houston is manager with
Jody Dennis assisting. All
home games are Monday at
9.00. •
This Christmas put a sparkle
in your loved one's life..
Diamonds• are very special to
everyone, Romanee diamonds
provide the quality and selec-
tion with' you in Mind.
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Set the Selection At
4
f.lk 461.'1
single 'of 177 and double of
344. .
High single for the men
went to. Clare Johnstone with
199. Harry Lavis took the
double with 352,
Team standings: Greens
25, Orange's 23, Violets 23,
Yellows .17', ,,Reds 9, Blues 8.
In one "of the most
gruesome disasters of *all
time:, a man-eating
tigress ate '436 humans in
India before being shotiziy
Col. Jim Corbett' in 1907.
•According to the Guin-
ness records, the only
episode of this kind which
Could approach this was
when 1,500 people in
Kenya were killed by a
group, of 22 man-eating
lions in 1941-42, before 18
of them were shot.
The organization. of house
league teat= will take place
this Saturday morning from
time tor House League 'teams.
this season will be Tuesday
nights from, 6,00 to 8.00 p.m.
Due to scheduling problems,
House League will play their
games Saturday'mornings
beginning at 8 a.m. for this
year.
Anyone still not' registered
who wishes to play house
league hockey; may register
this Saturday morning at the
arena. The league would also
appreciate the assistance of
anyone interested in coach-
ing and helping to manage
meaningful. practices.
BROOMBALL
Broomball starts their sea-
son this week. The league
has, already been organized
and they .played exhibition
games last Tuesday. One
team has dropped out of the
league and there is still an
opening for one more team. •
Please contact -Bill Hunter if
you can man a team.
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WEDNESDAY, NOV.--19-
1:30 . 3:30 p.m. Mcims and
Tots Free Skating
3:45 - 4:45 Brookside School
Boys Hockey
7:00.- 8:00 Atom Game
Teeswater vs Lucknow
THURSDAY, NOV, 20
2:00 -.3:30 Christian Reform
School Skating
8:30 Rush League
Lucknow. vs Holyrood
Kintail vs Flying Dutchmen
FRIDAY, NOV. 21
'3:45'- 4:45 Brookside School
Girls Hockey
7:00 - 8:00 Pee Wee Game
Teeswater vs Lucknow
8:30 p.m. Bntarn Game
Mildmay vs Luclinow
SATURDAY, NOV. 22
8:00 - 10:00 House League
2:00 - 4:00 Public Skating
SUNDAY, NOV, 23
*1:30 - 3:15 Public Skating
3:45 Juvenile Game
Listowel' vs Lucknow
7:30 Intermediate Game
Mount Forest vs Lucknow
Lancers
MONDAY, NOV. 24
9:00 Midget Game
Ripley vs Lucknovv
TUESDAY, NOV. 25
6:00 - $:00 House Leagde Pr.
8:00 Broomball
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in the first ten. Minutes.
Strong goaltending by Ron-
nie Martin kept the Lancers
in the game Until they got on
track with a goal from Dennis
Burrows and three minutes
later Grant Clark scored to
give the Lucknow lads a 2 -
leld:-Mildniity- scored again
to tie the game at two all at
the end of one period of play.
The Lancers scored twice
before the.second period was
fonr minutes old to take a 4
2 lead, Scoring the goals
were Brian Blair and Bob
Surridge. MildmaY got only
,one back before the period
ended, even thougb .they
enjOyed--amtnan-adVantage
most of \ the second period.
There was only one 'goal
Scoring in the second for
the Lancers were Dennis
-MEWS -BOWLING
own at
This past' weekend the
Lucknow Lancers picked; up
three out of a possible lour
points.
Friday night the Lancers
played Mount Forest and
after spOtting the Rams .a two
goat first period lead, the
tiiCknOW-tearii came "roaring
back in the second period
and 'scored Ove times. to
Mount Forest's twice, to take
a five to four lead into the
third period.
,:Burrows with two, .goals, and-
Dave MacKinnon, Randy Al-
ton and Carl Stanley with'
singles.
Mount Forest started the
third period quickly by scor-
ing two goals with just over
three minutes gone in , the,
period. But • the Laacers
refused to lie dawn and
came back again and scored
four straight goals to salt the
win away by a 9 to 6 score.
Scoring -hi the third period
were MacKinnon, Alton and
Stanley, all with their second
goal, of the game and Ian
MontgoMery winding up the
scoring for the Lancers.
On. Sunday the Mildmay
Monarchs came to Lucknow
having only been beaten
once so far in the season. It
looked like they weren't
going to lose this one either
as they opened the scoring
and were all over the Lancers
ree:Wees
off to
GEORGE-G1BSON
This year's Pee' Wee team
is off to an enthusiastic start.
To date, the team has 23
members, sixteen 12-year-
olds and seven 11-year-
olds. Charles Murray is back
as coach, George Gibson as
manager and Larry Mac-
Pherson and Keven Clark as
assistants.
Their games began Nov-
ember 7 with a home opening
win against Ripley. After
taking a 5 - 1 lead, the legs
must have tired a bit and the
Ripley boys came back with
three straight goals.
On November 13 in Mild-
may, the team lost a close
one. After giving up two
early goals,, Lucknow came
back to hold the advantage
until with 1.23 on the clock
Mildmay tied the score at 5
and won the game just 28
seconds later.
On November 14, at home,
in a high scoring game,
Lucknow defeated • Tiverton
by an 8 -.5 count. Continuing
the gentlemanly habit of
giving the opposition the first
goal, the Co-op Specials
'scored five in a row. Tiverton
team played well but could
hot regain their advantage.
To date, the team has
scored .18 goals, with 10
players sharing the 31 scor-
ing points. Chris Collyer,
Brad Priestap and Chris
Irwin have had 3 (or More)
point games and defenseinart
Richard MacDonald finally
found the nett
the
:
nowilefeated. Mount forest 228, ;..Anne. Anderson-- 223„-ITO'WX AND-COUNTRY -- , 32 -• 15., • , Marion MacKinnon 230,'' .• ' '
Lucknow scores were: Ger- Joan Livingston 266, 214, Anna: Johnstone had, high
ry Ross 1199,• Harvey Calbeit ., GraCe'Elliott232. score for the ladies with
,r,f, single of 203 and double of 1173, Ron Stanley 1103, Bob Team;, points and stand-
Love ..1068, Allan , ‘Stanley ., ings: 'Chiclets 5, 42; Peanuts.''""'
1052, Gerald Rhody 931, 5, ; - h 2, ' 4 ; ' Jack Ritchie had • high
PretZels 2, 38; Lollipops ., single for the melt with 16'5' LADIES 9 O'CLOCK '36; Cheezies 4, 34, , Harry Lavis took the double
With 349.
High single, Linda Stanley KThrjoss MIXED LEAGvg 231reGanireenstsa•n2dO, in gVioQlertas" l efi, .s with 259'. High triOle Linda , Reds 9, Blues 8. Stanley with 667. Ladies' high single Val' ,Yellows 12'
Games over 200: Linda Matthew's 213 and high triple 'Stanley 2$9, 231, Dianne Dorothy F-arrish 548, Agnes , Farrier had high
Carter 241, Gail Mackie 237, Ladies 200 and ,over: Val score for the ladies with
Chris Macbonald 214, ,Barb.. Matthews 213, Dorothy Far-
Tyler 237, Mary Lou Raynard rish 210. 200, Wendy Nixon 204, Lynn ' , Men's high single Harry
Wall 246, Barb Helm 201,' Levis ' 214 and high ' triple
203,, Joanne Searle 243. • Norrn Bolt 585:
Team points and stand- • Men `2007and. over: .Harry ings: Cherries 0,124; Bananas ' LaVis 214, Norm lleit 212,
3, 36.,,' Grapes 4, 30; Oranges 204, Jake: Conley .210, 206,
7, 37; Pineapples 3, 19; ' Don R. Parrish 202. ' •
ApPles 4, 22. Team points and , itha.,-
lugs: Spys 5,49; Kings.2, 18:
LADIES 6:30 P.M. Pippins 7,..16;.Macs' 1, 15;
CORRECTION . Snows, 0, 12;:Wealthys 0, 4.
Last weeks high;.. triple
Should have read Belle Her- • -.. Ladies', highsingle,a beit'595., Ourapologies for ' , ,, ., high triple : Nancy. Swan, with the error. . • 188' and 491., . •
Linda. Andrew bowled the Men's high single and
high ,single with a 276. ',, high triple Jon Zclybel, with
Joan Livingsten howled , 217 and 585".* ', ;::''':
Team points ' and stand- the high triple With a 598. ' ings; 'Kings 2, 20; Snows 4, Games of 200 and, over: . 16; .,Wealthis ` 7, 11; SPY 3, Linda Andrew 276, Bernice 22; Wes .$, 20; Pippins 0, 16. Kemp 219, Lois McIntosh
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