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Midgets Win
Consolation
Trophy
Lucknow Lions Midgets lost their
first game 4-3 Saturday with 11
seconds to go against Teeswater, ,
but they came back to win the next
two against Kincardine 4-1 and
then Howick 5-2 to win the conso-
lation trophy in the Ripley Lions
Midget Tournament .
Scoring in the first game Was
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9
Mothers and Pre-School Skating
10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
and
1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
THURSDAY, FEBRLARY 10
4-8 p .m. Figure Skating ,
8:30 p.m. Juvenile Girls
4 Wingham vs Ripley
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12
8:30-12 Saturday Morumg Hoetel*
. 130 - 3.30 p .m. Pubht Skate
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done by Mark Frayne from Tom
Sinnett; Jas. VanOsch unassisted;
and Sinnett from. Frayne and
Cayley.
In the second game it was Mark
Frayne unassisted; Frayne from
Sinhett; Frayne from Sinnett; Pat
Boyle from Alex Irvin and Mike
M c Donagh
In the third game Scoters were
Ja.S. VanOsch 3 and Ron Johnson 2.
The 'Lucknow Midgets would like
to thank the Ripley Lions for a very
good tournament.
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House League
Hockey Results
On Saturday, February 5th, in
the first game, the Bruins drubbed
the Red Wings 7 to 1. Steven
Frayne, 2, Steve Errington, Chris
Naylor, Ken Irwin, Steve Davidson
and Mike Dennis were the marks-
men for the Bruins. John Edisbury
had the lone marker for the Red
Wings.
In the second game the Rangers
doubled the score on the Black'
Hawks 6 to 3. Richard Jurgens led
the attack with 5 goals. Jimmy
VanOsch added a single for the
Rangers. Kevin Smith with 2 and
David Hawkins dented the twine
for the Black Hawks.
In the third game the Canadiens
edged the Leafs 4 to 3. Jim Foran
with a pair, Hugh Burgsma and
Brian Kerr potted the goals for the
Canadiens. Kevin Lindsay, Ken
Ritchie and Allan Sta'hley replied
for the Leafs.
' Standings as of February 5th,
Bruins and Canadiens (tied) with
13 points, Rangers 11, Leafs 7, Red
Wings 6, Black Hawks 4.
Schedule on February 12th,
10:00 - Canadiens vs Black Hawks,
11:00 - Rangers vs Red Wings,
12:00 - Bruins vs Leafs.
Lucknow
Arena News
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9
1:30-3:30 Moms'and Tots
3:45-4:45 p.m. Brookside Boys
8:30 p.m. W.O.A.A. Grand
Championship Juvenile Hockey
Clinton `CC' vs Lucknow `DD'
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10
4 - 7:30 p.m. Figure Skating
Industrial Hockey
3:45 Holyrood vs Kintail
9:15 Lucknow vs Ashfield
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11
3:45-4:45 p-m. Brookside Girls
Intermediate Hockey
Harriston vs Lucknow
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12
10 - 1 House League He
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Atoms lost
In Exhibition
Lucknow Atoms lost 3.1 in an
exhibition game with Mildmay at
Lucknow on Monday, February
7th.
Lawrence Clark scored the only
Lucknow goal, with the assist going
to Alex West and Ross Pickard.
This ends the Atoms scheduled
games.
February 14th sees the start of
the playoffs, Lucknow versus
Milverton in the best two-out-of
three games.
For exciting playoff entertain-
ment, plan to attend the Lucknow
arena February 14th.
Baniams Lose,
Tie and Win
The past week the Lucknow
Bantams had 1 win, 1 tie and 1 loss.
Saturday, January 22 they lost to
the Howick team 2-0.
Monday, January 24 the Bant-
ams travelled to Mildtnay and came
home with a tie 4-4. Scoring for
Lucknow were Steve. MacPherson
2, Larry MacPherson 1, Steve
Simpson 1. Assists went to Paul
Hamilton 2, Doug Dorscht 1, Steve
Simpson 1.
On Thursday, January 26 Tees-
water had to play their home game
here at the Lucknow Arena.
Lucknow was the winner at this
game by a score of 3-2. Scoring for
Lucknow were Paul Hamilton 1,
Steve Simpson 1, Steve MacPher-
son 1 with assists going to Steve
Simpson 2 and Paul Hamilton 1.
Minor Teams
Start Playoffs
' The Lucknow Minor Hockey
system starts playoffs this week
with all teams from Atom to Midget
going directly into the WOAA
finals against Milverton.
Due to reclassification of teams
in respect to population, Lucknow
has been classed as a "DD" team
instead of the usual "D" category
they've had for a number of years.
, Midgets play the first game 'on
the 8th of February at home.
The Pee Wees go to Milverton on
February 10.
Bantams go to Milverton on
Saturday, February 12 and the
Atoms are at home on February 14.
Watch for future home games
and support your local 'teams 'in
pursuit of the WOAA
-..i-larnpion ship trophies.
141c,e-niles are the only "DD"
:n the WOAA and await the
1,-rn.F:-.rs of the' south in the OMHA
:-.;,egiri March 13. In the
-nean-r.rne the-v start into the
'AirJA s and championship games
r..lintrm in the Lucknow
ell:hey-lay night.
Smile
if you think
you're in shape.
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Vi742-1'1, in .-Aiur heart fttA knou it's right.
Town and
Country Bowling
Thelma Brown had high single
for the 'ladies with 218.. The double
went to Anna Dexter with 325.
High single for' the men went to
Jim McNaughton with 190. W. F.
McDonald had high double of 336.
Team-scores: Reds 2, Oranges 3,,
Yellows 0, Greens 2, Blues 5,
Violets 3.
Team standings: Blues 49,
Yellows 48, Greens 45, Violets 43,
Oranges 41, Reds 30.
Ladies 9 p.m.
(for bowling missed Jan. 10)
High single, Vicki Park 265; high
triple, Barb Tyler 590.
Games over 200: Vicki Park 265,
Dianne Carter 222, Grace Hopf
233, 211, Barb Tyler 226, Ann
Anderson 207, Kay Crawford 214.,
Susan Stevenson 203, Anne Wisser
236. Omitted January 24th Olive
Chisholm 224.
Team points: Anna Johnstone's
Daisies 4, Tena Gardner's Asters 3;
Linda Sticklend's Roses 7, Barb
Helm's Daffodils 0; Grace Hopi's
Tulips 4, Merle Rhody's Violets 3.
Team standings: Asters 72,
Roses, 67, Daffodils 64, Daisies 61,
Violets 60, Tulips 51.
(February 7 bowling)
High single, Gail Mackie 270;
high triple, Merle Rhody 648.
Games over 200: Merle Rhody
205, 248, Gail Mackie 270, Grace
Hopf 213, Ann Anderson 247,
Marjorie Thompson 236, Marg
Hackett 216, Anna Johnstone 241,
Anne Wisser 210, Susan Stevenson
201, Dianne Carter 262, Marie
Hoffman 245, Lynn Wall .214,
Helen Chisholm 218, Linda Stick-
lend 205. .
Team points: Merle Rhody's
Violets 2, Grace Hogs Tulips 5;
Barb Helm's Daffodils 5, Linda
Sticklend'S Roses 2; Tena Gard-
ner's Asters 0, Anna Johnstone's
Daisies 7.
Team standings: Asters 72,,
Roses 69, Daffodils 69, Daisies 68,
Violets 62, Tulips 55.
Ladies 6:30 p.m.
Mary Cleland was the high
bowler with a single of 253 and a
triple of 642.
Games of 200 and over: Mary
Cleland 203, 253, Fern MacDonald
203, Pat Livingston 230, Ena
Henderson 242, Irene Markham
235, Lois McIntosh 219, Marion
MacKinnon 208, Mildred Cameron
235, Ruth Thompson 202.
Team points: Ruth Thompson's
Deuces 7, Belle Mole's Jokers 0;
Grace Elliott's Queens 5, Anne
Riegling's Aces 2; Kathleen Mac-
Donald's Jacks 5, Gladys Moffat's
Kings 2.
Team standings: JackS 69,
Dueces 67, Queens 66, Kings 55,
Aces 54, Jokers 46.
Ripley-Huron Boys In Blue
Arena Schedule Win Game 8-2