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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-01-10, Page 5e". BY KEVIN AUSTIN • On Sunday, January - Goderich came to: Lucknow and after a. hard fought' battle, Lucknow came out on • balk a , 7. •. In the first period Lucknow scored two goals both by Jim Murray, with assists going to Stanley. and Montgomery., The .Lancers let down a little in the second and p 1Atroluiew 5engnel, Wednesday, .Instroary 10, 1970 --Pain 5 •4Goderi`tb scored five goals. The IocaLboy.s got four .to hold onto slim 6 - 5 lead at the • end of two • periods- of play. - - Scoring -for Lucknow in the second were Stanley from Murray, Jim Murray from Mike. Courtney, Kevin Mr-: ray from Grant Gilchrist and Grant Gilchrist from Kevin Murray and John Hamilton. Juveniles s ow Christmas, spirit 'BY BILL HUNTER were Mark, Frayne 4 goals, 3 Lucknow Juvenile Hockey .1 assists; Paddy Murray 3 • the \ Christmas goals, ,4 assists; Pat Boyle 1 season seriously; more goal; Jim Van Osch 2 goals 3 rewarding to give then rece- assists; Danny Londry ive". After losing only two goals, Grant Gilchrist 1 goal, games in 12 games priOr to, 1 assist; Steve ..Davidson ,„1 December 22, they lost to :2.gea11 astisf; Joe Boyle Teeswater, Walkerton, Port goal, 2 assists; Alec Irvin Elgin and Riple?':\VVer the assist;',Aen Ritchie 1 assist, holiday. Kevin Clark. 1 assiat. • • They lost 7 - 4 to Tee- Next home game, Port water on December 22, and. Elgin is here Sunday, Janu n tournament. action at th,'4 ary 14, 1979. Kincardine Winter Games on --- - December 23, they b'owed' • Goal sccrers,for that game '• • The third period was. even as both teams scored twice, both Lucknow goals coming from the stick of Carl Stanley with assists. going to Hamil- ton, Murray and Ross Fors- ter.' Lucknow's- •next 'home • game is onSunday; January 14 with Mildmay as the opponents.) • • Winner Of the Lancer's 50 - 50 draw was Joan Courtney. : Wingham • Ori4Triday, January 5 the Lucknow Intermediates trav- elled to Wingham and came out on the short end of'a 10' - 7 score. Lucknow only had eleven players and two. of th were juveriiles,,panny rondrand Grant Gilchrist: •Injuries, the flu and colds, 'have hit' the • Lancers hard and getting a team together, to even "lay Friday night . was hard 'en- •ough. Again, the refereeing was not what you 'would call excellent. . Scoring for Lucknow in the first period were Kevin Mu - • 'ray una,ssisted, Carl Stanley from Andy Sheddon and Kevin Murray, again from Sheddon and. Montgomery. Luckriow had a 3 - 2 lead at the end of the first. The second period ,was all Wingham as they scored four goals to Lucknow's one, which was scored by Doug Stevenson'from Stanley and Montgomery. In the third 'period Luck, , now came out and scored two goaltlo tie the game at six apiece. Both goals were scored by Andy Sheddon, with assists going to Gerd MatIntyre) and Kevin Mur- ray. Wingharn, then scored two goals to pretty wellput the game out of reach, but Danny Londry drilled One from the blueline t� put Lucknow back in the game. With about 316 minutes left, all hell _broke,. loose -as Granit squared .off with, Pete Bakker and 'when -- the sMoke cleared, Lucknow •• had six players left- on the • ice, one 'in the penalty box and -four._ in the dreSsing roorn.'Wingharn also had the same thing happen to them but they- had a little' more, . . . • I , . . ., • • • . - .. • . •,..' • . , .. • . • , . .. • • , . . . • . , . • • • • •• -z manpower titan Lucknow. The Wingham' and Luck- , whatnowfahnasd cobualpdpne'nt edheliaenvde openly showed the two rater- ees that they clici_not agree with' Vieni. • Wingbam scored one more goal to. make the final score Wingham 10, Lucknow 7. Play Fergus The Lancers travelled to: Fergus on the 29th and played two teams at the same time. The one' team, who' wore black and white stripes, only showed up when the "so called" hockey team; oppos- ing the Lancers, was in „trouble or losing the game or in danger of losing, tbe.,garne• The first Period for Lucknon; was all\ Carl _Stanley as be scored two goals to keep-t1e-- black and. white took "over.../4" and when .the smoke cleared, Fermis, had a six to five lead at the end 'of two periods of • play. • In the third period, Fergus .added 'one to their lead to make it seven to five. lid - now fought back again and tied the score at seven, only to have, you guessed it, the' boys in black and white again 'show and this time made 'sure that Lucknow would riot winthe game, no Matter how hard they played. - Lucknow was, in the penal- ty box for,over three-quarters of • the' third period and Fergus scored three goals to, make the final score Fergus and the referees 10, Lucknow 7. -GOA scorers for Lucknow in the second period were Doug-Stevenson--from-Carl game tied at two goals each . atf, the end of one -period of Play. . The second period was ,when the blackand white • team showed up. Fergus scored first to take w one goal -lead and then Lucknow came alive ancl scored three straight . goals to' take over the lead, but tben the boys in •. • Stanley; Mike Courtney from Kevin Murray and Carl Stan- ley 'and John Emberlin from •Paul Frayne. Scoring for. the •Lancers in the third period were- Andy Sheddon with assists going to PaurFrayne • and Pete' Chisholni. The last goal was. ,scored by John , Emberlin from Jim Murray W• ncl Doug Stevenson. out M Walkerton 7 - 4 in the TOWN AND COUNTRY first garne1 and were elirnin- • BOWLING LEAGUE 'ated from \ the tournament, High jingle for the ladies losing 4 - 1 ' to Port Elgin , went to Marg MacDonald Til.ings_were no better • in with 193. Ripley when Lucknow lost 5 Tena Gardner and Anna 0 on. December 29. • • Johnstone were tied for high, The boys thought enough double with 314. was enough; and started the Wes Young had high new year by trouncing Kin- single for the men with 235. - cardine 16 - 2 on January 7. High double was taken by • Bowling • LADEES 6:30 P.M. • BOWLING LEAGUE , Evelyn Henderson and Ev- elyn Smith tied for the high single with scores of 232. Bernice Kemp bowled the high triple with a 579.. Games of 200 and over: Evelyn 'Henderson 232, Ev- elyn Smith 232, Linda .And rew 208, Fettle MicDOnald 209, Anne Anderson 209. Aileen Traumer 209, Lynn Culbert 230, Nancy Brooks 220, Jessie Joynt 200, Mild- red Cameron 202, Maine Steer 211. Team points: Norma Mc- Donagh's Trilliums 4, Grace Elliott's' Bluebells 3, Pat • Livingston's Sundrops 5, • Carol Adams' Camellias 2, Dototh_y__Bain's Cosmos 5, Jean Philips' Poppies 2. Team standings: Poppies 62, Camellias 61, Bluebells 52, CosInos 50, Trilliums 49, Sundropi 4L Jim McNaughton with 385.' Games over 200: Wes Young 235, Jim McNaughton 224f, Harry LaVis 200: Team • points: Reds 2, Oranges . 5, Yellows • 3, Greens 3, Blues 2, Violets 0. Team standings: Violets 41, Yellows 37, Blues -34, Greens 32, Oranges 29, Reds 22. • KINLOSS MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Men's high was Jelle de Jong with a single of 226 and, a triple of 556. Ladies' high single Was Betty. Lou Dalton with 213 and high triple Angie Fairish with 531. Ladies 200 -and over: Betty Lou*Dalton 213, Angie Far- rish 208, Donalda Moffat 204. Team points:- Kings 2, Snows 0, Wealthys 5, Spys 5; Macs 2, Pippins- 7. • Team standings: Pippins 59, Spys 51, Kings 46, Macs 42, Wealthys 41, Snows 34: ELECTROHOME furnace heat drains away necessary moisture hurnidifier puts;healthful moisture back into the .air ELEC TP.OHOME FIRST ill ME IN HUMIDIFIERS • I • PROPER HUMIDITY HUMIDITY HELPS PREVENT SORE THROATS AND SINUS CONDITIONS LOWER FUEL COST HUMID AIR IS MORE COMFORTABLE AT LOWER TEMPERATURES PROPER HUMIDITY KEEPS PLANTSGREEN AND HEAIITHy ALL WINTER •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . . Greer T Phone 52841.12 •••efoiloariiiii.oioire'••••••••• E lectric Lucknow .4. , .. . • Lancer Stats .., .. G . A P • , . . Carl Stanley . . . 20 _.•__16.........4§ . ' Doug Stevenson - 11 • 13 24 laft Montgomery 12 21 • Kevin Murray 8 11 19 • Jim Murray ' , 8 9 17 • 0 Andy Sheddon,7 9 16... •...- John MacKenzie 10 5 15 --Mike Courtney 4 7., .. 11 . . _Dave MacKinnon . 4 7 11 fiord , MacIntyre 1 ., 7 8 ' Pete Chisholm 1 7 8 John Harnilion . ,,,,,1 5 ' 6 Ross Forster - 2 4 6 Paul Frayne 0 . 5- - '- • 5 - * John Emberlin . 3 1 4 ,. . ' 'Rod SiMpson • '0 . ., ' 3 - 3 ..• ' • Ken Reid ' 0 . 1 .- 1 Juveniles s ow Christmas, spirit 'BY BILL HUNTER were Mark, Frayne 4 goals, 3 Lucknow Juvenile Hockey .1 assists; Paddy Murray 3 • the \ Christmas goals, ,4 assists; Pat Boyle 1 season seriously; more goal; Jim Van Osch 2 goals 3 rewarding to give then rece- assists; Danny Londry ive". After losing only two goals, Grant Gilchrist 1 goal, games in 12 games priOr to, 1 assist; Steve ..Davidson ,„1 December 22, they lost to :2.gea11 astisf; Joe Boyle Teeswater, Walkerton, Port goal, 2 assists; Alec Irvin Elgin and Riple?':\VVer the assist;',Aen Ritchie 1 assist, holiday. Kevin Clark. 1 assiat. • • They lost 7 - 4 to Tee- Next home game, Port water on December 22, and. Elgin is here Sunday, Janu n tournament. action at th,'4 ary 14, 1979. Kincardine Winter Games on --- - December 23, they b'owed' • Goal sccrers,for that game '• • The third period was. even as both teams scored twice, both Lucknow goals coming from the stick of Carl Stanley with assists. going to Hamil- ton, Murray and Ross Fors- ter.' Lucknow's- •next 'home • game is onSunday; January 14 with Mildmay as the opponents.) • • Winner Of the Lancer's 50 - 50 draw was Joan Courtney. : Wingham • Ori4Triday, January 5 the Lucknow Intermediates trav- elled to Wingham and came out on the short end of'a 10' - 7 score. Lucknow only had eleven players and two. of th were juveriiles,,panny rondrand Grant Gilchrist: •Injuries, the flu and colds, 'have hit' the • Lancers hard and getting a team together, to even "lay Friday night . was hard 'en- •ough. Again, the refereeing was not what you 'would call excellent. . Scoring for Lucknow in the first period were Kevin Mu - • 'ray una,ssisted, Carl Stanley from Andy Sheddon and Kevin Murray, again from Sheddon and. Montgomery. Luckriow had a 3 - 2 lead at the end of the first. The second period ,was all Wingham as they scored four goals to Lucknow's one, which was scored by Doug Stevenson'from Stanley and Montgomery. In the third 'period Luck, , now came out and scored two goaltlo tie the game at six apiece. Both goals were scored by Andy Sheddon, with assists going to Gerd MatIntyre) and Kevin Mur- ray. Wingharn, then scored two goals to pretty wellput the game out of reach, but Danny Londry drilled One from the blueline t� put Lucknow back in the game. With about 316 minutes left, all hell _broke,. loose -as Granit squared .off with, Pete Bakker and 'when -- the sMoke cleared, Lucknow •• had six players left- on the • ice, one 'in the penalty box and -four._ in the dreSsing roorn.'Wingharn also had the same thing happen to them but they- had a little' more, . . . • I , . . ., • • • . - .. • . •,..' • . , .. • . • , . .. • • , . . . • . , . • • • • •• -z manpower titan Lucknow. The Wingham' and Luck- , whatnowfahnasd cobualpdpne'nt edheliaenvde openly showed the two rater- ees that they clici_not agree with' Vieni. • Wingbam scored one more goal to. make the final score Wingham 10, Lucknow 7. Play Fergus The Lancers travelled to: Fergus on the 29th and played two teams at the same time. The one' team, who' wore black and white stripes, only showed up when the "so called" hockey team; oppos- ing the Lancers, was in „trouble or losing the game or in danger of losing, tbe.,garne• The first Period for Lucknon; was all\ Carl _Stanley as be scored two goals to keep-t1e-- black and. white took "over.../4" and when .the smoke cleared, Fermis, had a six to five lead at the end 'of two periods of • play. • In the third period, Fergus .added 'one to their lead to make it seven to five. lid - now fought back again and tied the score at seven, only to have, you guessed it, the' boys in black and white again 'show and this time made 'sure that Lucknow would riot winthe game, no Matter how hard they played. - Lucknow was, in the penal- ty box for,over three-quarters of • the' third period and Fergus scored three goals to, make the final score Fergus and the referees 10, Lucknow 7. -GOA scorers for Lucknow in the second period were Doug-Stevenson--from-Carl game tied at two goals each . atf, the end of one -period of Play. . The second period was ,when the blackand white • team showed up. Fergus scored first to take w one goal -lead and then Lucknow came alive ancl scored three straight . goals to' take over the lead, but tben the boys in •. • Stanley; Mike Courtney from Kevin Murray and Carl Stan- ley 'and John Emberlin from •Paul Frayne. Scoring for. the •Lancers in the third period were- Andy Sheddon with assists going to PaurFrayne • and Pete' Chisholni. The last goal was. ,scored by John , Emberlin from Jim Murray W• ncl Doug Stevenson. out M Walkerton 7 - 4 in the TOWN AND COUNTRY first garne1 and were elirnin- • BOWLING LEAGUE 'ated from \ the tournament, High jingle for the ladies losing 4 - 1 ' to Port Elgin , went to Marg MacDonald Til.ings_were no better • in with 193. Ripley when Lucknow lost 5 Tena Gardner and Anna 0 on. December 29. • • Johnstone were tied for high, The boys thought enough double with 314. was enough; and started the Wes Young had high new year by trouncing Kin- single for the men with 235. - cardine 16 - 2 on January 7. High double was taken by • Bowling • LADEES 6:30 P.M. • BOWLING LEAGUE , Evelyn Henderson and Ev- elyn Smith tied for the high single with scores of 232. Bernice Kemp bowled the high triple with a 579.. Games of 200 and over: Evelyn 'Henderson 232, Ev- elyn Smith 232, Linda .And rew 208, Fettle MicDOnald 209, Anne Anderson 209. Aileen Traumer 209, Lynn Culbert 230, Nancy Brooks 220, Jessie Joynt 200, Mild- red Cameron 202, Maine Steer 211. Team points: Norma Mc- Donagh's Trilliums 4, Grace Elliott's' Bluebells 3, Pat • Livingston's Sundrops 5, • Carol Adams' Camellias 2, Dototh_y__Bain's Cosmos 5, Jean Philips' Poppies 2. Team standings: Poppies 62, Camellias 61, Bluebells 52, CosInos 50, Trilliums 49, Sundropi 4L Jim McNaughton with 385.' Games over 200: Wes Young 235, Jim McNaughton 224f, Harry LaVis 200: Team • points: Reds 2, Oranges . 5, Yellows • 3, Greens 3, Blues 2, Violets 0. Team standings: Violets 41, Yellows 37, Blues -34, Greens 32, Oranges 29, Reds 22. • KINLOSS MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Men's high was Jelle de Jong with a single of 226 and, a triple of 556. Ladies' high single Was Betty. Lou Dalton with 213 and high triple Angie Fairish with 531. Ladies 200 -and over: Betty Lou*Dalton 213, Angie Far- rish 208, Donalda Moffat 204. Team points:- Kings 2, Snows 0, Wealthys 5, Spys 5; Macs 2, Pippins- 7. • Team standings: Pippins 59, Spys 51, Kings 46, Macs 42, Wealthys 41, Snows 34: ELECTROHOME furnace heat drains away necessary moisture hurnidifier puts;healthful moisture back into the .air ELEC TP.OHOME FIRST ill ME IN HUMIDIFIERS • I • PROPER HUMIDITY HUMIDITY HELPS PREVENT SORE THROATS AND SINUS CONDITIONS LOWER FUEL COST HUMID AIR IS MORE COMFORTABLE AT LOWER TEMPERATURES PROPER HUMIDITY KEEPS PLANTSGREEN AND HEAIITHy ALL WINTER •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . . Greer T Phone 52841.12 •••efoiloariiiii.oioire'••••••••• E lectric Lucknow .4.