The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-03-02, Page 12Page 12—Luc'mow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 2, 1988
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Practice andpatience
pays off for Atoms
Lucknow Atom A's
The Lucknow Atom A hockey team
played two exhibition games over the
weekend and came away with two decisive
wins.
On Saturday, the boys travelled to Clin-
ton and dominated the game with tight
passing and aggressive skating. By the
end of the second period of play, Lucknow
enjoyed a 5 - 0 lead.
Lucknow's Blair Bunian tipped in the
first goal with help from Chris DeJong and
just 46 seconds later, Eric Andrew found
the mark unassisted.
Denis Hogan came up with two credits
with helpers going to Chad Hiller and Dar-
cy MacDonald. With the second period
coming to a close, Chris DeJong again beat
the Clinton goalie with a solid solo effort.
The third period of play brought lots of
action to the ice as Chad Hiller scored
qucikly on a breakaway to increase
Lucknow's lead.
Clinton got their only goal of the game
mid -way into the final period to break the
shut -out but Lucknow retaliated with two
more before the final buzzer. Chad Hiller
assisted Chris DeJong on a excellent play
and then scored himself unassisted to end
the game at 8 - 1 for Lucknow.
On Sunday afternoon Lucknow took on
rival Goderich and this time the shut -out
held up as Lucknow took a 7 - 0 victory
home.
Lucknow's goal tender Jamie Snow seal-
ed his net with help from his defensmen
Shawn Belmore, David Adams, Joe Dalton
and Darcy MacDonald.
Chad Hiller enjoyed a hat -trick in the
game...all unassisted efforts. Eric Andrew
also had a big game netting two solo goals.
The other two markers came from the
sticks of Shawn Belmore and Robin
Poulin. Hiller added an assist on the final
goal.
With the season rapidly drawing to a
close, the Lucknow Atoms are reflecting
on the positive results of patience and
practice that George Adams and Don Mac-
Donald have put in to develop the teams
talents and skills.
A good season boys, and here's to neat
year.
The Lucknow Intermediate Lancers are smack-dab in the middle of a rough and tum-
ble playoff series with the Drayton Intermediates. At press Unit, following Sunday's
5-4 overtime win in Drayton, and the 5-3 win here on Friday, the Lancers lead the
series and could wrap it up tonight with a win on the road. If not, they'll play her on
Sunday evening with the series tied at three each. In this photo of action from Fri-
day's game in Lucknow, there's a Lancer on the porch and one,jt the backdoor but the
puck went out the side thanks to the quick leg work of the Drayton netminder. (Rob
Bundy photo)
Down at the alley
Town and Country Bowling
Team Standings:
Crocuses -58, Hyacinths -57,
Snowdrops -54, -Daffodils-47, Tulips -44,
Pansies -40.
The high score for the ladies this week
was rolled by Jean Philips with her single
of 256 and double of 421.
On the men's side of things, Ron Mc -
Quillen was the high man with a single of
242 and a double of 387.
Games over 200:
Jean Philips -256, Ron McQuillen-242,
Belle Herbert -202.
Thursday Ladies League
Team Standings:
Bashful -82, Dopey -76, Grumpy -87,
Happy -74, Sleepy -59, Sneezy -86.
Carol Atkinson rolled the high single
score of the week with a 270 while Joanne
Hodgins took the triple high score with 653.
Games over 200:
Joanne Hodgins -207, 259: Barb
pOWLING
Tyler -209; Marg Wilson -224; Carol
Atkinson -270; Barb VanDiepenbeek-200.
Mixed Couple League
Team Standings;
Chipmunks -226, Kangaroos -2091,
Wolverines -2041/2, Gophers -192,
Tigers -1871, Squirrels -1771/2
The ladles high single score went to Barb
Tyler with a 226 while the triple high was
rolled by the amazing Mary Phillips with a
587.
Gerald Rhody recorded the men's high
scores with a single of 256 and a triple of
634.
Games over 200:
Barb Tyler -226, Beryl MacDonald -208,
Gerald Rhody-256, 203, Steve Cawell-216,
Doug Raymond -212, David Elliott -208,
Wayne Bell -201.
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