The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-02-14, Page 11playoff
BY KEN HOUSTON
On`February 1 the Midgets
played in Mildmay. After a
lopsided victory in Lucknow,
the squad thought they just
had to show up for another
victory.
Trailing 5 - 3 going into the
third period made them think
otherwise. The final score
was 7 - 5 for Lucknow.
Leading the scoring was
Steve Sintpson with 3, Brad
Humphrey with 2, Mike
Dennis and Doug Dorscht
with singles.
On Monday, February 12
playoffs began with Paisley
to decide a 0.M.H.A. rep-
resentative* this area. In a
very scrambly ' contest
throughout Lucknow came
House
League
take
opener
The Soviets socked it to the •
NHL All Stars in their final.
game on Sunday night, but
they had , nothing on the
House League Canadiens
who blasted the Rangers 18 -
1 in Saturday morning play at
the Lucknow arena.
Scoring for the Canadiens
were Kevin Lindsay and
Gerald Martin with five each,
Jeffrey Burgsma and Tim
Bain with two each and Larry
Blake, David Exel, Robin
Markern and Wayne Burg-
• sma with one each. Brent
VanOsch got the lone marker
for the Rangers. •
The Leafs were defeated
by the Red Wings 2 - 1, when
the Haldenby boys did the
scoring for the Wings. Glen
scored twice and Mark Once.
Mike Whytcroft scored once
for- the Leafs.
• w. The Bruins led the Black
Hawks to a 9 - 2 defeat. Steve
Frayne scored four times,
Michael Taylor Igot two and,
Steve Errington, Colin Cam-.
• eron and Chris Naylor each
scored once. Hawk goals
were scored by John Hopf
and Leonard Kohnert.
Area
snONST •
mobilers in
•
snowarama
Several Lucknow snowmo-
bilers loaded their snowmo-
biles and travelled to Wing -
ham to take part in ,the
Snowarama for Timmy two
weeks ago. All completed the
100 mile run to help raise
several Ithousand dollars for
crippled children. They start-
ed out early in the morning
and arrived home after the
supper hour, tired but con-
tent with the knowledge they
had had a good day and had
'accomplished something
worthwhile.
N
out on top 9 - 7 after building
up an early 7 - 3 lead.
• The only line showing
much promise was Al Rivett,
Ed Davidson, Doug Dorscht
with 12 scoring points.
Paul Finlay, Barry Elph-
ick, Lairy MacPherson, Bob
Hackett, Mike Brown scored
single goals..
Lucknow
Arena.
Schedule.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14
1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Moms and
Tots Free Skating
3:45-4:45 Brookside Boys
730 p.m. Juvenile Hockey
Gpderich vs Lucknow
THURSDAY, FEB. 15
• 7:30 p.m. Bantam Playoff
2nd game in best of five
WOAAFinals
Paisley vs Lucknow
9:00 Industrial Playoff °
Flying Dutchmen vs
• Holyrood Butchers
10:15 Lucknow vs
Kintail Ffyers
FRIDAY, FEB. 16
3:45 Girls Hockey Game
Ripley vs.Brookside
„ 4:45 House League Practice
Black Hawks and Bruins
• 5:45-645 Maple Leafs
and Canadiens
8:30 p.m. CRC Hockey
Blyth, vs Lucknow
SATURDAY, FEB. 17
8 a.m. Rangers vs Canadiens
• 9:00 Leafs vs Red Wings
10:00 Black Hawks vs Bruins
Lucknow Sentinel,. Wednesday, February 14, 1979—Page11
juve twos finish seheduk
Lucknow Juveniles finish-
ed their regular season play,
with two wins and one loss sin
the final two weeks.
January, 28th. saw the
locals in Wingham and they
defeated their opposition 7 -
1. .
In Port Elgin the following
night the locals went down to.
a 6 - 5 defeat, in a well
played game. This was the
first time in this manage-
ment's experience, a juvenile
team has played .an entire
game of hpckey without
-being assessed -a single
penalty. •
To. wind up the regular
season play, Lucknow hosted
Ripley, Wednesday, Febru-
ary 7th, with a decisive 10 -4
Victory for Lucknow. Despite
being short of players and
sometimes having to rely o
assistance from some mem-
bers of the Midget team,
-they lost only 5 games of a 20
game schedule and only one
game at home.. They ended
up third in the standing, ,
behind Port Elgin and Tees -
water and scored more goals
than any other team.
This team could be a
strong contender in the 0.M.
H. A. • playoffs, which start
early in March.
Scoring for the final three
games was credited to Mark
Frayne, • six goals, eight
assists;. Jim Van Osch five
goals, seven .assists; Pat
Murray three goals, five
• 2-4 p.m. Public Skating
4;30 Pee Wee Playoff
• 2nd game in bet of five
WOAA Finals
• Paisley vs Lucknow
7 p.m. Flea Hockey.
8:30 p.m. CRC Hockey
Clinton vs Lucknow
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SUNDAY, FEB. 18
2 - 5:30 Kin Carnival.
Starting with Old Timers
Game at 2 p.m.
7:30.OHA C Game
Wingham Royalsvs
Lucknow Lancers
.0'
MON,DAY,40. 19
7:30 WOAA Atom Finals
1st game in best -of five
• Paisley vs Lucknow
.• 8:45 WOAA Midget Finals
3rd game in besit'Of five
Paisley vs Lucknow
TUESDAY, FEB. 20
Broomball League
8:15 Teachers vs Beckers
• 9:15 Holyrood vs Lanes
10:15 Lucknow Vs Ashfield
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21
1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Moms and
Tots Free Skating
3:45 -4:45 Brookside Boys
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