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The masks -- all hand-assembled and painted - are adjustable in sev- eral areas to fit almost any size He holds up a version used by his son as early as a couple of years ago, a scuffed, round fiberglass thing with a hinged, thinly-wired cage. When hit, screws, said Reis, protruded through the foam insert into Shawn's forehead. Reis started tinkering with stanâ€" dard material but soon directed his search toward a lighter, stronger material. He came across a com- pound similar to Lexan, a clear bul- let-proof polycarbonate. Continued from Page 18 (In fact, Shawn still tests all the equipment and offeis suggestions). Hockey gear reaches the let century 845-4227 I terrace lincoln mercury sales In the two previous games. Oakville blanked Chinguacousy1-0 and fell to Orangeville 5-2 at Maple Grove Arena. Probyn had the lone score against Chinguacousy. David Rookyard drew an assist. Delaney Street posted the shutout. Due to six players being suspended in game two, the Rangers were forced to call up five players for the third game and one of them was not on affiliated player list. “The player was originally on the list butvthen taken off." explained coach Ed Kirsten. “It was a clerical error." The team filed an appeal but it was denied Sunday. Helperé went to Ward (3). Neil Walsworth (2). Romph (2), MacDonald (2), Dinner (2), Ridley (2), Rich Grassi, Paul-Simon Muldowney. Justin Miller, George Padwick. Scott Drummond and Gordie Bail. Andrew Bond and Josh Van Wieren split the four games in goal. Oakviiie Rangers wrapped up their Tri-County Hockey League Harrison Division round- robin atom A playoff series by dropping a 6-4 decision to Flamboro. Sunday. Aiex Lemon had a hat-trick has Oakville finished the six-game affair with a 2-4 record. Dave Winger had the other marker. Assists went to Tyler-Spraggs, Amanda Joseph. Mike Probyn, Mike Watson and Craig Trenholm. Lemon had both markers against Orangeville. Dan Whining. Jason Watt. Marc Daniels and Joseph drew assists. Peewees eye Central title The Oakville King Caledon Farms' hopes of a berth in the Ontario Minor Hockey Association piaydowns were dashed Sunday with a 3-2 loss to Orangevilie in Oakville. The win allowed Orangeville to take the six-point semi-final series 7-1. Game one in Orangeville ended in a 2-2 tie and Orangeville took game two, 6-5 in overtime. Oakville won Scoring for the Rangers in the series were Mike Dinner (2), Jamie Ward (2). Kent Slater (2). Bryan Kirsten, Jim Romph, Luke Ridley, Kyle MacDonald. Neil Walsworth, Jeff Hennessy and Geoff Schmid. Rangers play Rochester in a Friendship Series at Maple Grove Arena Saturday and Sunday. The win gave Oakville a 5-1 stranglehold in the six-point series. Rangers needed just a tie in game four yesterday (Thursday) at Maple Grove Arena to take it all. Scott Nelson, Kirk Joudrey. Wilson and Richards connected in game one. Assists went to Muldoon (2), Jason Gauthier, Chris Kline, McDonald, Kubacki, Joudrey and Richards. Hamilton (2), Kubacki, Joudrey and Richards were the marksman in game two. Nelson (2). Richards, Hamilton. Blundy. Muldoon. Gauthier, Kubacki, McDonald and Wilson drew assists. “This team traditionally has gone far in the OMHAs " coach Bob Kapustik said. “This is a reversal for them. Our focus after (losing in) the OMHAs this year was the Quebec tour- nament. But this' Is a nice way to wrap up the season Adam Richards potted a goal and two helpers to lead Oakville Royal Life Rangers to a 4-3 win over Barrie in game three of the teams' Central AAA Hockey League peewee championship series. Tuesday in Barrie. Jeff Kubacki and Andre Kalata added a goal and an assist each for Oakville. Curtis Hamilton also scored. Assists went to Brad McDonald. Chad Blundy, Jeff Wilson and Mike Muldoon. 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