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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-02-01, Page 12PAGE TWELVE TU LUCKNOW SENT,I.. EL i.U.C} OW,. ONTARIO THE HITTING WAS vicious in Ripley's second game of its midget hockey tournament onn Sunday. After defeating Belgrave in. the first game of the day, Ripley came up against a tough, .fast skating Paisley -team and were eliminated from the championship round. (Debbie Dimmick photo) Midgets play in Ripley tournament The Lucknow Midgets advanc- ed to the finals in . the ' Ripley Hockey Tournament at the Ripley arena on Saturday before losing to Paisley 8 -• 3, Don Elliott was the third. star of the .game. Against Milverton in their first game they took a 7 5 win and Lucknow's Paul . Hamilton. was• first. star and Randy .Guay was third star of the game. They went on to win against Hensel 6.- 2 in their second game and Lucknow's Steve Simpson was , the game''s first star and Danny Londry the second star. "The goals for the three games were as follows: Pat Boyle 1; Steve MacPherson 2; Steve Simpson .3; Paul Hamilton 4; Steve Davidson 2, Kevin Clark 1; Randy Garay ,2, David Errington 1. Assists: Randy Guay 3, Paul Hamilton 2, Barry Elphick 3, Kevin Clark 2, Steve Simpson 3, David Errington 3, Pat Boyle 1," Steve MacPherson 1, Larry Mac- Pherson 1, Don Elliott 2, Danny Londry, 1, Steve Davidson 1. Long after all the lacy confections have crumbled, this enduring token of true lave will be awakening tender thoughts. It's Royal Doulton's very special Valentine Plate for 1977... second in a wonderfully sentimental series:The charming Victorian boy and girl haloed in nosegays on a delicately embossed bone china plate are" MSO circled with pure gold. The reverse side is festooned, too,with a loving poetic message.. Elegantly cased for presentation, This forever Valentine is just for someone you love ... or yourself 1 With gift box, . JEWELLERY S ANDCHI N A W. OWNERS W • JOSI AND DE .,� AIS E. A NEW q r pima 5233532 LUCKNOW WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1978 Paisley .wins Ripley Lions tournament The second annual.Ripley Lions Midget hockey tournament was held on Saturday, January 28 at tke Ripley and Huron Community Centre with games starting at 8.00 a.m.. and involving teams, from Lucknow, Paisley, Howick, Belgrave, Blyth, Hensall, Milver- ton and Ripley. In the first game of the day, Ripley defeated Belgrave 6-2. Ripley goals were • scored by ' Jamie Gallant with 2, Jeff MacTavish, Robin Stevenson, .tick Irwin and Brian Lowry with one each. Belgrave goals were scored by David Pletch and Paul Cook. A new feature sof this year's tournament was the presentation of gold, silver and bronze medallions to the three stars of each game. In the first game Jamie Gallant, Jeff' MacTavish (Ripley) and Brad Cook (Bel - grave) were the stars chosen. ' In the next game, the Paisley Midgets shut out the Blyth .team by a 5-0 score. Paisley goals were scored by George Campbell, Dan Hettrick, Bob Nelson, Bill Rolston and, , Ray Howard. Bill Rolston tPaiisey), Steven Reid (Blyth) and. Dan Hettrick (Paisley) were selected as the stars of the game. In game three, Lucknow down- ed Milverton 7-5. The Lucknow scorers were led, by Paul Hamil- ton and Steven Davidson with 2 goals apiece and single counters going to Pat :: Boyle, Steve MacPherson and. Steve Simpson. Milverton goals were scored by Ton .Reis,. Carl ; Pauly, Keith Reibeling, and Dick Bowman and Randy Fink. The three stars were Paul Hamilton (Lucknow), Tony Reis (Milverton) and Randy Guay m '(Lucknow). Howick Midgets and Hensall played the fourth game . with Hensall winning 4-2. Grant Love led the Hensall team with goals and Kevin Bedard and Steve Grainger the other scorers. Brian Hastie and Brent Johnson replied for ,Howick. Grant ' Love, Steve Grainger (Hensall) and Brian Hastie (Howick) . were the three star choices. In the first game of the Juveniles tie Kincardine The goaltenders were the standouts in a wide open contest between the Lucknow and Kin- cardine Juveniles on, Sunday. Scoring the goals for Lucknow were Tom Sinnett with one goal .and one assist; Rod. Simpson, 1 goal and 2 assists; Mark Frayne, 1 goal; Pat Murray, 1 goal; and Jim VanOsch, 2 assists. The next home game on February°5 will be the last of the regular season. Lucknow teams play off with MiIve..rton Playoff schedules are oeing completed for the Lucknow Minor Hockey teams who will all play off against Milverton for the W.0.- A.A. "D.D." Championship. Winners' will advance to the O.M.H.A. playoffs. Watch for advertisement of the times and dates of the games during the playoffs , and support--' the teams in their championship bids. • consolation round semifinals Blyth defeated Belgrave ' 5-1. David Pletch of Belgrave started the scoring in the game but Blyth came back ;with two goals from Steve Reid,. and single counters froi}1 Greg . Hallam, Stephen Plunkett and Jeff Watson. Greg Hallam (Blyth), Ron McDowell (Belgrave) and Steve Reid (Blyth) were the three stars of the game. The other semi-final of.. the consolation round had Howick defeat Milverton 3-2 in a very close contest. Brian Hastie of Howick scored the hat trick in this game: Jeff Moorehead and Ted Newman scored the Milverton goals. -Brian., Hastie, Brent John- son (Howick) and Jeff Moorehead (Milverton) were the stars chos- en-. .. , The semi-finals of the cham- pionship 'round started with Paisley defeating Ripley 4-2. Dan Hettrick scored two Paisley goals and Carl Tanner and W?h son McTeer scored the others. Cameron scored both • Ripley goals. Bill Rolston (Paisley), Jeff MacTavish (Ripley) and Ken Doucet (Paisley) received star recognition in this game. In the second game of • the championship, semifinals, Luck - now outscored Hensall 6-2. Luck - now scorers were led by Steve Simpson and Steve MacPherson with 2 goals each. Kevin Clark and Randy Guay also scored for Lucknow.. Kerry Bedard scored both Hensall goals and Steve Simpson (t), Dan Londry (L) and Kerry Bedard;, (H) were the three star selections." In the consolation final, Blyth . got off • to a 5-0 lead and eventually won the game 6-3 over Howick. Greg -Hallam. and Steven Reid each scored 2 goals with Stephen Plunkett and Steven Sierstma getting°the other scores. Brent Johnson, Keith Angst .and Mark Harding scored the Howick goals, Greg Hallam and . Steve Reid (Blyth) and Lee Griffin (Howick) received the star medal- lions for this game. Following the game Blyth was presented with the consolation trophy. In the championship final, Paisley eventually out -scored Lucknow 8-3 after a very even start to the game. Bill Rolston of Paisley led the scorers with the hat trick as. did Carl Tanner from Paisley. Ray .Howard and George :ampbell scored the other Paisley oals. Paul Hamilton, Randy Juay. and David Errington scored for Lucknow. The ' three star selections were Bill Rolston and Ken Doucet of Paisley and Don Elliott of Lucknow.. , Paisley was presented the championship trophy after 'the - game. Bill Rolston of Paisley was named the most valuable player of the tournament. All the players of the winning team (Paisley) werepresented with small trophies and the players of all teams were present- ed with crests signifying their participation in this year's tourna- ment. - Throughout the day the teams played before "enthusiastic crowd` Lions Bob Scott, Ron Nicholson and Mu ray Ferguson were the main or anizers for the event with, th other Lions members helpinglout to fulfil the other duties. The wives of the Lions mem ers worked all day provid- ing , elicious meals for the players an any fans. who wanted to dine. n conclusion a real thank you to the fans who came out despite threatening weather at times and pupported the tournament now in its second year.