The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-03-12, Page 12Page 12 -Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 1Z, .1986
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On March 8 the-Lucknow Pee Wee Bs
took part in the tournament in Ripley.
Lucknow 4 - RIpley.,1 ` ,z
Lucknow played Ripley in the first game.
Both teams were ea er for the first goal.
However the first period was scoreless
until late: in the period at 1:27 mark when
Lucknow'. Butch Foran scored on a pass
from Paul Sandy. Less than a Minute later
the line' of Ken Neable, Lyndon Johnston
and Robin Neable scored. The first period
closed with Lucknow ahead 2 - 0.
Ripley finally scored in second period
and it proved. to be the'only .
y.. goalof he.
period. Jeff Vanderhoek was °the':marks-
man, assisted by Mike Arenburg The.
score at the end of second period was„
Lucknow '2; Ripley 1.
The Lucknow boys must have remember-
ed a previous game where they lost a good
lead to narrowly .win by one goal. They
came out in' third period andquickly added
another one. It;rias scored by Ken Neable
from Robin Neable and Marcial LeB reton...
In less. t"an twominutes :Lucknow's.
Stanley"
�3l;kert scored assisted by Steven',
Rinto'tt:
Altthe a good game and few
penalties. 'wereed.
�ar� Bs lose
This win pitLucknow up against the
winner of the next game' in the tournament.
Brussels 3 - Lucknow 2 .
Lucknow`met Brussels in the champion-
ship ''`serni-final.: The firstperiod,, waa well
played by bothteams. Lucknow ripened: up
the scoring by Paul Sandy from Butch
Foran .and Steven. ,Rintoul.
Brussels.; scored while ` Lucknow was
shorthanded on ar hooking penalty. Brian
Alexander scored unassisted. At the end" Of . .
first period the 'game was tied 1. 1.;
Lucknow p ened . the scorin , in, the . .
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second period on a goal by Robin Neable
from Kert:_Neabte arid, lyndon Johnston.
This was ,scored WhileT PauI' Saandy was
;serving fa hooking penalty
Brussels;,.closecl:'the second perifid with a
goal from Brad Taylor and Brefit Evans.
The ;game_ was a:2 - 2 tie at end of second
periddY.
The Lucknow.boys' appeared to tire at the
oPening ofthird period and and morepenalties
were handed out to. both ,,teams during the
third period., Brussels .scored early in the
Periodrclose the_, game out at.Brussels
Lucknow 2.�
The Lucks w,,bo swere iv, souvenir -
pucks as •mometitos of the tournament..y
Monday evening March .3 the Lucknow
Atom Bs travelled to Ripley.
Ripley 1- Lucknow:0
It was a rough game on both sides and
the refereeing left something to he desired.
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Thea amesl_goal ; was scored by
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Rile. 's Todd Thompson on a deflection
with less than five minutes left in the first
period* Lucknow donithated the . third ,
period;. keeping Ripley goaltender Andy
Moore extremely busy. This was the first
time the` Bs had seen. this Ripley goalie.
On Saturday, March 4 the Atom Bs lost
another tough one to Mildmay..
.
Mildmay 4 - Lucknow 2
Lucknow opened the scoring with Chris
Humphrey scoring onsan assist from Danny
,Kerr. Amiinutelater Mildmay scored when
the puck w skid off of one our own defense-.
men: to 'tied the score' 1 1:: The 'second
period" was scoreless.
In the third. Mild �a.:: of the go ahead
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goal. Shortley after that- Lucknow's Mark.
Bakker tipped one. in on a nice. 'la. set u, :
PP p Y �r. - .� P
byScott pro. intoul and F-
� . �, . Darryl Gibson.
Mildmay scored twice, both _ times To
breakaways Repeated tries by Lucknow
kept the' Mildmay net minder busy, b ..
failed to score. Final :score 4 2 for .r
Mildmay.
On Tuesday the Bs travel to Listowel
the Paddy chest Atom B tournament.
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Women's =high single was'bowled Eby
Evelyn Hackett with a 209 and,: her score...
of, 565 was the high triple.
Gerald Rhody bowledthe high single
and triple with a .,236, and 606 score.
';'Games over 260 were bowled by
Evelyn Hackett, 209; `Bili Macpherson,
26;;Gerald Rhody, 236, 202; 'Dennis
Brace, 213; Tom Hogan, 216;'' Pete
:pard, 222; ` .Bev
' vell, 2.1 205.
Team point stand lgs: Gophers
172/x, Kangaroos r ,2361x,.:,Squirrels
21:4%, Chipmunks 231,. Cats 2011/2,:
Tigers 2`04.
Ladies 7:00 p.m.
Barb Ross bowled the highsingle
with a, 265 and Dorothy°'Brintnell bowled
the high triple with a 633 r
Games of '200 acid over ,Barb Ross -
265, Bernice. Kemp 226, Joan Living-
ston 220. Grace Elliott 209; I Lary' Lou
Raynard `204,• Barb' Cranston:: 204, Jean
Phillips 203, Dianne iumphrey,, 200,
Betty VanOsch 225, I orotl�iy' r ntnell
256 and 212.
Team points and standings: rBunnie
7, .89;" Hamsters 0, F81 Ponies 50' 68;.;
Puppies 5, 68; Kittens. 2,. 60; Budgies 2,
Congratulations ;: to the Bunnies in
winning the season's series. G.00d;,bowl
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Make up;game Mar. 2
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Barb. e`
u►►ld the
.high single
with a.255'and Barb Ross:bowled. the
high triple with a'' 599.
Games. of. 200 and over: Barb Jardine
255; Dorothy:Brintnel1239, Mae Hunter
226, BettyVawM' ie
209,a Jardine boo 21
Team point
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82; Hainsters . 'Ponie
uppies 2, 63 Ki ,:58, I
VanOsch, 202;
McNay, 219; Stev
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Gordon, Johnsto o led hi
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for the men wits 23 ind Art Burrows
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Team points and standings:
Pansies 3, 69; Grace's Daffodils' 2
Anna's Hyacinths 2, 59; ida's. Crocus
3, 46; Mary's ,Snowdrops 2, 45; Mabee:
`Tulips 3, 43.
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Hi hJsingludie e,de� JudiBo de'646Boer
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Games over 200• Joy:Juriens 204,
Janet `Gunter 229, Joanne Hodgins" 206;
257, Jean Furness 212, Judi de .,Boer
�a261, Marilyn Agnew 211, .Barb Tyler':-.
221, Sandra:' Haldenby
Team points' and stand ngs.:= for
February 27: -Crepe- 7:, 66,-- ▪ Wool 2,. 87 .
Cotton 4, 67; Polyester 5, 67; Linen :0,.
'32; Silk 3, 68.
High single Marie . Scott 284; high
triple Marie Scott 577.
Games over 200; Marie Scott 284,
Marilyn
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LL Ladies high was Jackx
single of 208 and' a triple o°x,56
Norm Bolt rolled" hglx>t` this men'
with ,a single of 290 and a .triple of 620.
r Other men: 200 and; over were Bill.
Uuldrilcs 212, 201, Jerry, VanderKlippe
201••
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IOra- points anti ;:standings: Marys-
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Pines,96, Bva's Spruce 3.".77; Doris's
Elms2, 75; Anti's Mapies2, 70; Grace's.
it Oaks 4, 66,; Ha'nnah's` :Cedars 5, 57
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