The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-02-19, Page 15}
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 19, 1986 --Page 15
Kalamazoo applies pressure to the Lucknow end of the rink but the Atoms held on to win an
exhibition match between the Michigan team and the local boys 6 - 3. [James Friel photo]
Atoms beat Kalamazoo
Lucknow 6, Kalamazoo 3
The Lucknow Atom As hosted a game
Saturday morning and won against Kala-
mazoo, Michigan. It was a well played
game with both sides working hard.
Lucknow won 6 - 3 with Clint Murray
opening the scoring assisted by Matt
Drennan. Chris Stevenson scored 30
seconds later unassisted. Vince Sticklend
scored the third goal assisted by defence -
man Terry Stanley.
mazoo scored twice making it a 3 - 2
game, but Chris Stevenson scored once
more assisted by J us'i.n Murra Vince
Sticklend scored again assisted by def nce..,,
man Donnie Cuillerier, Another goal for
Chris Stevenson assisted by Rob Crich
gave him a hat trick for the game.
Clete Dalton donated the prize money for
the players of the game. Matt Dennehy
received the player of the game prize for
Kalamazoo and Chris Stevenson for
Lucknow. The prize for Chris was $5
American and a five dollar Canadian bill
for Kalamazoo. Clete Dalton said, "It is the
price you have to pay to be an American".
The team venturedto Clinton Saturday
afternoon and received a thorough beating
by Clinton with a score of 8 - 1. Chris
Stevenson scored Lucknow's lone goal,
assisted by Justin Murray.
Midgets playoff drive ends
Teeswater 7, Lucknow 3
The Lucknow Midgets playoff drive
came to a shattering halt on Sunday in
Teeswater as they lost their third straight
game and the series to Teeswater.
In last Tuesday's match in Teeswater,
the Lucknow team managed a little better
start although the edge ,was clearly in
Teeswater's favour. Teeswater scored
twice before Lucknow managed a power
play goal by Andy Grazier from Murray
Houghton and Jeff Walden and the period
ended 2 ' 1 Teeswatcr.
In a, second period blitz about the 10
minute mark Teeswater scored four goals
in a little over two minutes to salt away the
game. Lucknow added a power play marker
by Scott Hackett from Chris Irwin and John
Vander\cldc in the second and another b`'
Murra\ Houghton from Brad Priestap and
(Jraiier in the third hut at the hell the score
was - .3 Teeswater.
Teeswater 4, Lucknow 2
Sunday's match -up was the best contest
of the series. Teeswater scored first on a
power play but Lucknow came back on a
goal by Scott Hackett from Houghton to tie
the score at 1 - 1. Early in the second,
Lucknow took the lead on a power play goal
by John Vandervelde from Priestap but
Teeswater- stormed back to tie the score in
Tess than two minutes and, late in the
period, went ahead 3 - 2.
Although the Lucknow team had most of
the scoring chances in the third, they just
couldn't score. Teeswater scored the only
goal of the period with just 1:41 left on the
clock. At the bell, the score was 4 - 2
Teeswater and they had the series in three
straight games.
Congratulations to the Teeswater team.
They out -skated, out -bumped and out-
scored the Lucknow squad when it
counted. 'Good luck in the OM1-iA playoffs.
More give to arena fund
Mabel MacDonald, Leonard Maclnnes,
Paul Gunter, John L. MacKinnon, Gert De
Jong, Grant Farrish, Janine and Doug
Helm, Toni and Joan Helm, Bruce Skillen,
Harvey and Edith Webster, Randy and
Laurie Alton, Glen Porter, Evans Helm,
Marnie and Steve Button, James B. Elliott
Seed Mill, Merle Elliott, Wolfgang Weber,
Eric Exel, Norman and Eva Bolt, Wayne
Bell, William Dickie, Ruth Bell, Donald
Bell, Harold Nicholson, Ken Fischer, Judy
MacKenzie, Tony Van Dyke, Barb Rintoui,
Wm. Andrew, Donna Moffat, Joan Robin-
son, J. Finlay MacDonald, John and Sandy
MacLeod, Joe and Thelma Van Osch,
Harvey Ritchie, Maxine Alton, Janet Wilk-
ins, Perry Van Osch, Doug Hackett,
Margaret and Robert Martin, Jim and
Scott Hackett, Bell and Chester Hackett,
David A. Hackett, Gerald and Mary Lou
Priestap, Heather Priestap, Brad Priestap,
Dale Priestap, Steve Howard, John How•
d;d, Kevin Swan, John Miltenburg Jr.,
Harry Watson, Paul Hogan, Bill Farrish,
Betty and Peter Van Osch, Colleen and
Sharon Van Osch, Stephen Van Osch, Cliff
Hartman, Jim Farrish, Jack A. Farrish,
Wayne Farrish, Brian Van Osch, Donna
Van Osch, Dorothy and Tom Farrish, John
Devereaux, Morris Van Osch, Diane Van
Osch, Lucknow Intermediate Hockey team,
Brenda Wylds, Diane Rankin, Dale and
Betty Farrish, David Farrish, Douglas
Farrish, Doug and Don Farrish, Gordon
and Shirley Brooks, Greg Hackett, Zanes-
ville Lords, Allan Hackett, Robert Finlay,
Leonard Ritchie, Lynn and Sam Murray,
Gloria Murray, Patrick Murray, Steve At-
kinson, Treleaven Industrial Hockey team,
Francis Hogan, George Whitby, Herb
Wilkins, Lee and Lila Rintoul, Angus Mac-
Donald, Allan McDonald, Harold Cooke,
Frank Foran, Don Cameron,
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