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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-03-06, Page 8Ludwow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 6, 1985—Page 8 li Luc know Flea goaltender Blair Bieman covers up after yet another scoring drive by Brussels. Beeman received a lot of work in the nets but the Brussels shooters came up - with a big effort in, defeating the Lndmow squad in the first game of the annual Ludmow Flea tournament. This year, eight teams competed with Tiverton taking the diampionship with a 6 - 5 victory over Brussels. Ludmow's Shawn Belno,re, 7, is shown at left ready to'clear the rebound. (Photo by Alan Rivett) Tiverton. wins flea- tournament The t cknow arena was the centre of activity as the Lucknow senior Fleas hosted their 15th annual tournament sponsored by the Ludmow Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion on Saturday, March 2. Flay got underway at 9 a.m. as teams from Brussels, Ripley, Belgrave, Mildmay, Tees - water and Tiverton stick handled their way up and down the ice in .search of that final goal that would allow /, them to capture the championship trophy. The first contest saw the Brussels squad out power the local team by a score of 20 to 0: tudknow came balk in their second game as they battled Blyth for a chance at the Consolation trophy. Goals by Shawn Bellmore (2), David Adams (2) arid Philip Didson and Jason Boily with one each, enabled Lucknow to .proceed to the "B" championship. Teeswater, after having defeated Belgrave 5 -1 and losing 6 - 4 to Tiverton was not about to lose sight of the prize cup and outskated Ludknow on their way to a 13 - 1 victory. Lone scorer for Ludunow was David Adams and marksmen for Teeswater were Jason Sillick (4) Jason Sc humacker (2), Scott Lamont (2), Bill Henry (1), Brett McKee (1), Jason McDonald (1) and David McDonald (1). Earlier in the 10 game competition Ripley outscored Blyth 8 - 1, Mildmay defeated Belgrave 6 - 1, Brussels blasted Ripley 14 - 0, and Tiverton squeaked by Mildmay 4 - 3 in overtime on their way to do battle against Brussels in the championship and fmal game of the tournament., The fmal and very exciting match ended with Tiverton ;scaring the fmal goal with only 55 seconds remaining in the third period as • they won the championship by edging Brus- sels 6 - 5. • The India -low Fleas appreciate the support of the local branch of the Legion, parents for assisting with food, time keeping, etc., , the referees for a job well donw, those who assisted in organizing this event. and all the players who displayed fine hockey skills and good sportsmanship which provided day long entertainment. Midgets lead Dorchester series The Lucknow Midgets are up two points in , their quarter , final series with Dorchester, following wins in Friday's home game and Sunday's contest in Dorchester. Friday's game was certainly a crowd pleaserfor those who like to see goals scored. In a very emotional .game, the momentum changed in waves, especially in the third period as both teams played • tremendous scoring power against hapless defence. Dorchester controlled early going and were rewarded with two goals in the first seven minutes.` Lucknow got ,on the board with a single tally with about three' minutes -left in the period. / In second period action Dorchester scored two, just 10 seconds apart, but seemed to tire as Luck now can on with four straight, to take a 5 to 4 lead into . the break The remainder of the game featured goal • scoring at a fascinating pace as 21 more were counted before the final bell. In the third tudmow seemed in control. with a two goal lead, but, Dorchester stormed --the fort with / three goals in 31 seconds about the 12 minute mark. Lucknow tied the score briefly at eight minutes but Dorchester again surged ahead with three fast goals around the seven minute mark. The tide clanged again however as Lucknow closed the gap with two goals around the five minute mark and took the lead on another with just '1.07 left on the dock pordiester pulled their goalie and slipped one in at the 12 second mark to tie the snore at 12. Irr the overtime, after three scoreless minutes, Luckow scored one, then added a second with about three minutes remaining., Dorchester refused to go away, they came back twice more but Leach time their goals were matched by Lucknow to preserve the two goal Spread and a 16 to 14 win. In Dorchester on Sunday night, the Lrdmiow team seemed in control from start to finish as the Dorchester squad seemed to be a / SPORTS tired hockey team. Although Inc know kept the play in the Dorrhgster end for most of the first period, good goal tending kept them off the sheet until the two minute mark. Early in the second, Inclmow scored again but couldn't hold Dorchester as they traded goals twice to end the period with a 4 to 2 Lucknow lead. In the third tndcnow continued to dominate as they again showed their scoring power and added a dash of defence to skate to an 8 to 3 win. The score sheets for these two games proves that the scoring punch of Gilchrist, Irwin and Priestap is a coaches dream as they collected 43 scoring points. Gilchrist led his team with 10 goals and 7 assists; Priestap had 13 points on 6 gbals and 7 assists; Irwin with 13 points on. 3 goals and 10 assists. Others piddng up points were John Van- derveld 2 goals, 3 assists; Jeff' Gibson and Darren McKim with 1 goal, "3 assists' each; Scott Hackett, 2 goals and 1 assist; and Steve Murray and Andy Grazier with 2 assists each. Short Shots All three games have been clean hockey with few penalties. Center man Priestap has been coming on strong as he battles head 'to head With Dorchester's top scorer. The line of Hackett, McKim and Vandervelde improve each time Otrt. Lncknow's defensive squad re-established some credibility in Sunday's ganne as they held the opposition to three goals of the shovel variety. F1 iday night's home stand should be good entertainment as a rested Dorchester squad will be out to tie the six point series. A Lx mow victory will -win the series and send them on to the O. M. H. A. sexed -final round. BUYING AN ANNUITY? FOR THE HIGHEST QUOTE AVAILABLE EXPERT RRSP & ANNUITY ADVICE CALL ABC ANNUITIES LTD. GODERICH 524-2773 (Collect) 1 Bushes Wanted I BUYING HARDWOOD BUSH LOTS OR SELECTED TREES —Cash Prices CRAIG HARDWOOD LTD. Bill Craig Al Craig 526-7220 AUBURN 526-7512' The Man To See Is ©OM LUCKNOW, 3 bedroom, 2 storey brick home, double garage, a well maintained older home. Inquire for further particulars. 220 ACRES, well built on, approximately 200 workable; brick home, Culross Town- ship. 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