The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-01-19, Page 111
sports
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Lucknow Pee Wees are shown congratulating each other after netting one of four goals in a
win over Brussels at the Legion Zone C-1 tournament held in Ripley the weekend of January
8. From the left are Jeff Gammie, Wayne Nivens, William Ireland and Kent Campbell. The
Brussels game ended 4 - 3 in Lucknow's favour. The local team went on to meet Ripley in the
B final but lost 4 - 3 in that game when Ripley scored in the final 15 seconds of the game.
Ripley will join Wingham in representing the zone in the district tournament to be held in
Elora February 5. [Steve McAllister Photo]
Bantam B team defeat Goderich
On Friday, January 14
Wingham skated off with an
8 - 4 victory over the
Lucknow Bantam B team in
the Lucknow arena.
Wingham opened the scor-
ing with three quick goals in
the first eight minutes. Luck -
now replied with one goal by
Darin Lindsay before Wing -
ham scored another to end
the first period 4 - 1.
In the second period Wing -
ham again outscored the
local t uam 3 to 1, with Steve
Huffman scoring for Luck -
now.
in the final period the boys
seems to come alive a d out-
scored Wingham to - 1.
Unfortunately it was tooillek
too late! Jeff Burgsma and
Darin Lindsay with his sec-
ond goal of the game round-
ed out Lucknow's scoring.
A stronger team effort and
sharper passing on Saturday,
January 15 in Goderich re-
sulted in the team's first
victory of the New Year. The
boys played well positioned
hockey for three full periods
and received outstanding
goaltending from Robbie
Beirnes.
The key to the victory
appeared to be Lucknow's
fast start with two well
executed goals by Darrin
Lindsay.
Goderich scored late in the
second period narrowing the
score to 2 - 1 but John
Vandervelde fired a slap she'
which made it 3 - 1 Lucknow.
Goderich again narrowed
the gap to 3 - 2 in the third
period before Jeff Burgsma
converted a goal mouth pass
on a picture play with Jim
Jurjens. Final score 4 - 2
Lucknow.
Steve Hamilton making
the transition to defence
played extremely well.
Wayne Burgsma played his
usual steady game in anchor-
ing the rest of the defence.
Jeff Burgsma, the most
improved player on the team,
showed excellent promise in
making the adjustment to the
forward line.
Congratulations are in or-
der for the entire team who
came up with their best
performance to date.
Juveniles tie Walkerton Sunday
The Walkerton Juveniles
scored with just 48 seconds
left in the game on Sunday
afternoon to come from be-
hind and tie the host Luck -
now team.
Lucknow took a 1 - 0 lead
halfway through the first
period on a goal from George
Alton, while Walkerton play-
ed a man short.
Art Clark's goal at the
twelve minute mark of the
second period made it 2 - 0
for Lucknow until halfway
through the third when Wal-
kerton scored on the power
play.
Lucknow took a 3 - 1 lead
less than a minute later on a
good wrist shot off the stick
of Wayne Phillips, but with'
less than three minutes re-
maining, Walkerton scored
another power play goal to
narrow the gap to one.
Both teams were at full
strength when Walkerton
pulled their goal tender in
favour of a sixth attacker and
with less than one minute
remaining, scored the tieing
goal.
Lucknow's next game will
be in Hanover this Saturday
night.
Senior fleas defeat Ripley 6-3
The Lucknow senior Flea
team has once again shown
what they can do, by beating
Ripley Friday evening, with a
score of 6 - 3.
First period, goals were
scored by Chris Stevenson
with Justin Murray and
Vince Sticklend assisting,
and one unassisted.
Second period goals were
scored by Chris Stevenson
with Steven Porter assisting;
Brad Rhody with Tom Mc-
Nee assisting and Adam
Skillen with Vince Sticklend
and Matt Sproule assisting.
Chris Stevenson scored
once more in the third period
with Ray Dalton assisting,
making it a 6 - 3 win.
The boys really had to
work to win this one, as
Ripley is improving with
every game.
broornball le ue standings
Tuesday night, January 11
Belgrave ladies shut down
the Auburn ladies 3 - 0 with
Joan Ribes getting a pair of
goals in the game. Goderich
Harbourlites came out bomb-
ing, beating the Gravel Run-
ners 2 -1 with Vickie Beanie
getting the game winner.
In men's play, the Lanes -
s ille Lord' slipped past the
Maitland Dirt Riders 2 - 0
and the Lakelet Hornets had
to come hack and tie the
Blyth Bears 2 - 2. League
Team put out a stiff defen-
sive battle surprising the At-
las Rams in a 0 • 0 draw in
a hard hitting game,
On Thursday, the Aubnrp
Falcons out scored the Clin-
ton Warriors 5 - 3 and the
Goderich Oarsmen dumped
the Atlas Rams 2 - .0 with
Rick Powel scoring the event-
ual game winner, The 8th
Liners pounded the League
Team b • 0 with Murray
Gordon getting four points
on the game sheet
Lucknow ladies out hustled
the Blyth Rainton 'rs beat-
ing them 2 - 1 s ith Ruth
Henderson getti _ the game
goal. Brussels . nd Belgrave
ladies batty- it out to a 1
Bantam A tea
By George Gibson
Bantam games for tke
week were in Tiverton on
Thursday and at home
Teeswater on Friday.
In the Tiverton contest,
although the scoresheet said
6 - 5 for Tiverton, the
skeleton crew of eleven, who
were able to play, put up a
super battle and, with the
help of a goal judge, might
have come home with a well
deserved win.
In the first two periods, the
Lucknow team played super
positional hockey and, with a
little luck, were able to carry
a 4 - 1 lead into the break.
Tiverton stormed into the
third period with two fast
goals but the Lucknow, team
was able to put on the brakes
and still held the lead when
disaster struck in a flurry of
goals in a space of a minute
and 28 seconds around the
1 draw in a fast paced game.
Plan to attend the annual
broomba,l tournament Janu-
ars 27, 28, 29, 30. There are
48 teams participating with a
total of nintey games starting
Thursday night and running
through Sundae night with
the championship games.
Blyth and Brussels arenas
are being used with Brussels
only on Friday and Saturday
Grab a friend or just come on
out yourself and watch the
growing sport 'of Ontario°.
fast paced and exciting
broomball.
lose a hard one
ten n ute mark, When the
storm s as over, Tiverton had
scored three, two of which
-was d into the net in a phan-
tom like fashion while Luck-
now's lone marker definitely
dented the twine.
Lucknow's first goal was
by Andy Grazier, assisted by
Dan Gilchrist. Darren Mc-
Kim netted the next three, a
well deserved hat trick for
his birthday. Assists on
McKim's goals went to Gil-
christ (2), Hackett (1) and S.
Murray (2). Doug Farrish
scored Lucknow's final mark-
er, unassisted.
In the home stand on
Friday, the Bantams came
out fiat and managed only a
late first period goal as
Teeswater dominated the
play and racked up a 3 - 1
lead at the end of two
periods.
With a super third period,
effort, almost a repeat of last
week's comeback, the team
scored four goals and had the
lead late in the game until
Teeswater scored with 44
seconds left to earn the tie.
Points for Lucknow; Doug
Farrish 1 assist; Dan Gil-
christ, 2 assists; Chris Irwin,
3 goals. 1 assist; Darren
McKim, 1 goal, 3 assists;
John Van Osch, 1 assist;
Steve Van Osch, 1 goal, 1
assist.
Whitechurch...
*from page 4
attended the funeral of Ethel
Stewart at Wingham. Mrs,
Yeo is Mrs. Stewart's sister,
Mr. and Mrs. George
Webster arrived home last
week from Riverview, N.S.
where they had spent three
weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Vincent and family.
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