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1o the examiner Tuesday Nov 1979 Examiner sports writer Face guardsa big future in hockey Ten to twelve years ago very few players in the National Hockey League wore helmets Now for the new players coming into the league helmets are mandatory Soon when the older players who dont wear helmets now retire every player in the league will sport helmet Could this same phenomena occur with the face mask Only time will tell In minor hockey all the way up to Junior face guards or masks either the cage type of the plastic visors are obligatory All players must wear these pieces of armour for protection survey was done that determined there were too many face injuries in minor hockey Thus it was felt that the players needed added protection First it was mouthguard then chinguard then plastic visor and now the Wire cage mask very similar to what many goaltenders such as the wellknown Russian netminder Vladislav Tretiak use Will the face guard follow the route of the helmet Will it move up into Junior then Junior and finally the professional leagues To partially answer this question but more to determine the general opinion of people regarding face masks asked some Barrie hockey people their opinions on this piece of equipment think that the same breeding process that took on with the hockey helmet is possible as far as the face mask is con cerned said Pete Cavill manager of Barrie Coop midgets As one generation fades out and the next fades in think it is quite possible that well see more players even in the NHL start wearing face guards Like many of the other hockey people spoke with Cavill notes that the frequency of high skicking penalties and crosschecking penalties in minor hockey have increased since face masks ha vc become compulsory But avill notes that fighting penalties have decreased as he says whats the use of hitting someone if youre only going to hurt your knuckles Cavill sees lot of merit in face masks mostly for their protective value And while he concedes that some players might use the mask for purposes other than protec tion he feels that the referees and coaches are there to stop this kind of player The coaches have to instruct the boys on the correct rules and the referees are there to uphold the interpretation of these rules said Cavill know that Barrie is particularly hard on players who use their sticks for high sticking and so on dont think that having the faceinask on makes most players use their sticks more Terry Myers defenceman with the Barrie Colts says that he is glad to not have to wear the face mask this season as he had to wear it last year when he played with Barrie Co op midgets Myers takes somewhat different outlook than Cavill 0n the subject of face masks prefer not to wear face guard said Myers think that face masks make players get more heady about hitting somebody they think they cant get hurt because theyre wearing all this protection honestly feel safer wtthout the mask said Myers dont know why just dont like going out on the ice feel ing so heavily armed know used to have trouble with the mask because Id sometimes lose the puck at my feet While Myers feels that players shouldnt be playing com petitch hockey if they are not willing to take certain amount of risk teammate Kevin Johnson who also played with the oop midgets last season sees face masks in dif ferent light didnt really think of it while was wearing it said Johnson in reference to this years wearing face guard iii minor hockey But think its good in minor hockey for the players to have that kind of protection Even now dont know whether Im going to be hockey player or not When youre young you play for fun and its not worth getting an leye injury or something thats going to affect you for your While it obvious that there are many varying opinions on the face mask everyone argues that it does give protection and that the number of face injuries in minor hockey has decreased since its inception But are the face masks cause or solution of the problem Ive watched lot of midget hockey says Jim Short manager of the Barrie Colts think lot of high sticking goes on because of the face masks players figure that nobody is going to get hurt The face masks guard against injuries but it cart work the other way too Short says it is the general consensus of coaches in Barrie minor hockey that lot of high sticking goes on especially in the juvenile and midget divisions Short says that its up to the referees to call more high sticking penalties so the players will ctit it out While believe that the high sticking elbowing etc still exists this doesnt mean that the face masks are to blame The players need protection but they also need to learn respect for the body and to play under the rules Borden pounds Collingwood ltotdcit ltltllllt pounded tolliiigwotxt It in ii Georgian Bay Minor hockey ltoiiblc It lcigiic gaini ircg Murpliy scorcd four goals to lend the Holden itlltttk Daryl Vincent and ltoti filly ttitll scored two goals lviiii Kciitlicrnll counted two for Collingwood and Rob Iioiisidc and Hill tirittitli ttll tottil oiic Angus Lefroy tie 55 Angus and lcfroy plnycd to 13 tie in it York Simcoe Midgets hockey lcngiic fldlllt Rriiiti tirniit lcd iigus scorers itli three goals while Hill ooptiiiiiis iiid l1yiyiic lotttiitti toltd one each Lorne Scritcs scored to for ltllt iiid Itll Nltlltilstitt lntil Morris ttid Scott My tltll scored one Barrie Lions win first Harrie lions oy icc tcini opened thcii regular itSttlI on ttttiiug note lItII they defeated Sharon in York Sun coc Minor liockcy leaguegaincSuiidny it Silttlttll Kt1llllttttltllttl the lfflllltSttllllltltlhtttll ith two goals and iiti issist Htciit liiston Htnd Forrest and Todd tultlpr bcll crc the other RJIIH scorers tigitic Ratstoiic lliivid Henderson Horncr ind FltltSf each had one assist Harrtc startml the scoring only 27 seconds into lltt Lttlllt lrcstoiig gcttiiig thc goiil Sharons Hiinii looii ltttl tlic giiiicotily niiniittliitciniid lfltlXlltlltlltltill In the second period but rest gi Hat to lead lit the third it ill Hariic tiiiiplicll tiid llttllltl piit Itariii attend to stt David Harris iiid tlltll tnidy shniid goalicndiiig tllltltS for Hniiic Hiiiiis Illttlt iii ccclcnt on penal ty shot ciitly iii the second period Ora Lions rout King It was nothing less than rout is Oro Lion Atoms troutic ed King City Atoms my in an tiro Minor Hockey league game lIMIIED Sunday The in was ttros semiid in so MORROW ROAD BAFRtE as many games and they have 728 2821 FOR BETTER PRINTING scored 33 goals in just two games Their first game was against Sutton and they won 11 Three Oro players scored hat tricks in the iii otcr King City Corry Andrews Itatid Gilles lt and Gary Iison hiid xrftls SIIKQ l960 scom three goals Richard Statues added two goals and Chris Martin tallied one Slessor players dominate voting Slessor and Periard Senior fastball team dominated play in the regular season and in the playoffs winning both the league and championship titles So it was only natural that Slessor and Ieriard players dominated the allrsttir teams and most valuable player awards present Saturday at the annual Senior fastball lcagtic banquet held at Allandalc Golf ourse Four Slessor and Periard players were anamed to the first allstar team And five of SIX individual aw ards also went to Slessor players The following players were named to the first allstar team Bill Thurlow Slcssor and Perianl catcher Ionthari den Church Homes pitcher John Church Church Homes first base Gerry Raycraft Slcssor and Periard second base Bob Browning Church Homes third base Neil Parker Slessor and Periard Shortstop Howie McFadden Church Homes left field Ken Archer Elmvale Merchants centre field Barry Neilly Slessor and Howard right lllltl Coach of the year was Georgi Boorman of Slcssor and tarry Calvert also of Slessoi was voted manager of the year Slessors Gerry ltaycraft its the big individual winner tuk tng the most valuable player awards it both the league and playoffs and Don McFadden of Church won most valuable pit chcr in league play Keri Archer of Elmvale was the batting champion while ltick Saunders of Slessor picked tip trophies for top rookie antl best designated hitter Robertas Molsons still undefeated in broomball Robertas Ivy Rangers and Molsons remained undefeated while the Simcoe Hornets got into the win column the Sim eoe Broomball League entered its fourth week of play on Sun day Robertos blanked hustl ing Alliston Sports club 50 while Molsons edged the Mechanical Cable Blazers 21 In the other game Simcoe Hornets shut out the third place Dorseys squad 10 Bill McLinden and John Mar shall proved to be twoman show in Robertas win over stubborn Alliston squad The pair teamed up for four of Robertas five goals each drawing two goals and two assists McLinden also com pleted his hattrick on pass from Dave Schandlen The five point day vaulted McLinden in to the scoring lead two points ahead of last years scoring Turnbulls champ Aiaii LIIIOII and three ahead of Marshall in third place Earl Elliott gained his third shutout of the year At the other end of the rink Ralph Grassmeyer was outstanding in the Alliston nets Meanwhile Molsons kept pace with Robertos in notching their fourth consecutive win The game was in doubt however most of the way The strugglng Blazers winless this season opened the scoring in the second period when Pete Thorson converted pass from Dave McGovern Brian Eyers then set up Barry Norton to tie the score for Molsons Norton then scored the winner late in the third period with Eyers again assisting Both Rick Mar shall of the Blazers and Terry Hill of Molsons performed solidly in goal Molsons win paves the way for next weeks first place showdown with majors give Allandale title Allandalc Golf and Country edged Queens llotcll 3130 to win the 1979 Barrie Mens Flag Football championship Sunday in the final played at Eastview Barry Turnhull led the way for Allandalc with three touchdowns Wayne Dusomc scored one touchdown and Paul Whalcii kicked field goal Dennis Turnhull converted onc touchdown and Dusome also had convert For Queens Hotel Don Buchanan was the leading pointsgetter with two touchdowns Bob Flemming also scored major for Queens as did Leo Schmidt Schmidt kicked single and Roy Hercaii also recorded single Buchanon had on convert while George Ca rre had the other In the Consolation final the score was equally close but American Hotel held on to win by two 1614 over Shorneys Opticians Greg Bell and Ron Bobbcttc both of Americans twopoint converts John Davies scored both Shorney touchdowns and Steve Bazuk had one convert North drops into second after loss to Collingwood 4228 loss to Collingwood in GBSAA game Monday put North Senior girls basketball team in threeway tie for se cond place in the league and makes their upcoming game with Eastview this Thursday mustwin situation Collingwood who is tied for first in the league with Borden showed they deserve their high ranking as they rolled up 2014 lead at the half over North Led by Anti McEacherii and Eunis Sheffield each hitting for 10 points Collingwood proved too much to handle for the North team Monique Cadeau provid ed most of Norths scoring punch netting gamehigh 15 points In the junior game North edged Collingwood 2823 after holding 255 lead at the half Lisa Dowling led North with 10 poirtts and Karen Cote had seven For Collingwood Heidi Greisbach led the teant with seven points Collingwood midgets remain ed unbeaten when they trounc ed North midgets 332 Coll ingwood took 150 lead at the half and just kept putting in the baskets Christa Haduc led all scorers netting nine points for Collingwood Shelly LePrade scored Norths only basket Hustlers drop five games in first season matches The battle has started for Clifton Hotel Hustlers Senior Womens volleyball team Hustlers opened their regular season in WA play iii Toronto Sunday dropping five out of six games They lost their first season match 915 1015 1315 to Scarborough College and then dropped two games to Scarborough College Old Ladics team Hustlers lost EHS won 13 and then lost 1511 The ciilibrc of the league was definitely improved said Debbie IIniiiis playercoach of the 1978 All0iitiirio Senior volleyball champions Were gonig to have hard time Maybe YOU are defending our title We always start out slowly but its going to be tough battle this year New in Town Youll find friend where you see this sign scored Americaiis touchdowns Rod Harrison had Robertas Game time is 1000 In addition the Simcoe Hornets played well in upen ding third place Dorseys goal by Al Marr from Randy Dinsmore was the only shot to elude Dorsey netminder Roger Emms Simcoes Gary Smith registered his first shutout of the season Hornets are now tied for fourth place with Unilock and both clubs will square off next week at 1115 to break the deadlock STANDINGS Team Robertos Molsons Dorseys Unilock Simcoe Mechanical Alliston LEADING 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