The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-11-19, Page 32BY KEN HOUSTON
The Lucknow Midgets op-
en their schedule with a 7 -3'
win over Mildmay. The locals
led throughout the game and
also led in penalties 8 to 7.
Top scorers were Art Clark 3
goals and 2 assists; David
Edisbury 2 goals, 2 assists;
Dave Gibson 1 goal and. Kent
Alton 3 assists.
Lucknow went to. Tiverton
on Thursday, November 20.
The game was not, as easy as
the score indicated. The
locals took two .periods to
adjust to a small ice surface,
trailing 3 ,- 1 early 'in the
period when they struck for
seven straight goals for a 10 -
4 victory.' With each team
taking 14 penalties, it looked
like a war zone on the ice at
times, The referees did a
very capable job under the
circumstances. Leading scor-
ers were Glenn. Raynard 3
goals, 2 assists; 'Kent Alton 2
goals; 1 assist; Al Eadie and
Art Clark 2 goals; Gerald
Cook 1 goal and Don Greer
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Juvenile goalie inj es h rid
The Lucknow ,Inveniles
who for the past two years
a row have been plagued by
injured goaltenders were
once again dealt a fateful
hand in Mildmay Friday
night.
Lucknow goalie Don
Dorscht held off the well
organized Mildmay squad for
ten minutes of the. OM
period before the host team
finally slipped one between
the posts. It was another five
minutes before the Lucknow
bo rallied to score two
goals just 24 seconds apart.
At the 'end of . the first
period it was discovered that
Dorscht had injured his, hand
as a result of a collision with - vrtb t back-up
a Mildmay player just mom- tender it appeared Lucknow
ents before, Despite his would have to forfeit the desire td continue:'with the game but centerman Brad ___.ga,me.--he.-Avas- --sent--to---the-----Rus ufirey--dtre-e-a-d to
• hospital where x-rays discov- put on the pads,and after a
ered a broken Tinger which brief break, the game con-
will keep him out of action for , tinned,
at least two weeks.
•
Lucknow played good de-
fensive hockey, but couldn't
stop -Mni all as, Mildmay
scored five more.goals before
the final buzzer.
The score at the end of
three periods was Mildmay
6, Lucknow Scoring for $ame were Steve MacPher-
Lucknow were Steve 'Situp- son with four, Steve %nip:.
1,0anuian4inKieltVol:, .gClattlrn)g with 'Brad
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assist. = and Paul Hamilton, Mike
On. Sunday afternoon Ray Dennis and Barry Elphick
• •
Guay guarded' -the net as one apiece,
Lucknow: breezed by a much The next game will be on
weaker Listowel :team, Win- Sunday afternoon, Novethber
-riipit-yW. hen-Luck
scorers forsc9r e-Di Lucknow"
' Goal
--311°OW4 hosts
Bantams open on losiwnote
coach is Leonard Clarke and
Wayne Jerome is manager.
Goalie and player trainers
are Ray Guay and Pat
Murray,
Games this week are Thur-
sday, November 27 when
Licknow is at Tiverton for a 7
p.m. game and Teeswater
meets Lucknow, on home ice
Friday night, November 28,
assisting and% Ripley coming This season's Bantam at 8.30. Imn.
Midgets take three wins
Friday night-the-Lancers-
went to Wingharri and rost by
an 8 to 4 score to the Royals,
The Lancers came out of the
first period tied at two each
on goals by MacKinnon, and
Murray.
The second period belong-
ed to Wingham as they
scored four goals to Luck-
now's two which were scored
by Stanley and Blair. Wing-
ham added two, more' in the
third to, walk away with the
win.
----Sunday7night -Mount-For-
est was in town and' the
,Lancers again proved grac-
ious as they started the game
quickly by scoring two goals
by Blair and Alton, and then
allowed. Mount Forest to
conic back and Score four
straight:goals before the end
of the peridd,-LucknoW .scor-
ed Once:more near the end of
the first period on a goal by
Montgomery to make the
Score 4 - 3 for Mount•Forest
at the end of one.
Both tearris scored three
goals,: in-the second---period,
-Lucknow's goals camp from
BurroWs„ Murray ' and Ron.
Wilson.
The Lancers scored three
more, in the third period as
= Brian 'Blair completed the hat,
trick by netting two and the
final goal coming froth Randy
Alton. Final score. Lucknow
9, Mount Forest 8.
This Sunday night the
Goderich Sapors come to
town to take the Lancers on
at 7.30 p.m.
Lucknow Bantam team be-
gan their 1980 ' schedule
November 20 at Ripley,
losing 3 - 4, At the end of the
first period Ripley Was lead-
ing 3 - 0. Into the second
period, Lyn Murray scored,
assisted by Tommy Gilmore
and. Grant Murray Scored,
assisted by Mark Londry.
The third period saw Steve
Alton score, Grant Murray
back to make 'it a 4 - 3 game.
November 21 Mildmay
met Lucknow in a hard hit-
ting game: Of the seven
goals acquired by Lucknow,
three were scored by Lyn
Murray with Grant Murray
and Jamie Bere filling in with
the rest. Assists went to
Jamie Bere, Mark Londry,
Ross Pickard, Lyn Murray
and Gordon Farrish.
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On Noveniber 24 Ripley
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the locals winning 6 - 4. It
was a good two way game
with the lead changing hands
twice before Lucknow scored
two quick goals in the third.
Scoring for Lucknow were Al
Eadie and Art Clark 2 goals;
Paul Pickard and Dave Edis-'
bury 1 goal; Mike Humphrey
2 assists and Glen Raynard,
Kent. Alton, Gerald Cook 1
assist.
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