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Women-in-Hockey Digest    Saturday, March 21 1998    Volume 01 : Number 184



In this issue:

   Looking for Tournament scores
   Re: Looking for Tournament scores
   Tony's take on Cammi
   Re:glasses

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Date: Fri, 20 Mar 1998 07:50:21 -0800
From: "Hagel, Carol" 
Subject: Looking for Tournament scores

I am looking for scores for the Canadian National Female Hockey Tournament
in Calgary, can anyone help me.  Team B.C played 2 games yesterday and I
can't find out how they did.

Thank-You

> Carol A. Hagel
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Date: Fri, 20 Mar 1998 09:34:54 +0000
From: email@hidden (DAVE BAKER)
Subject: Re: Looking for Tournament scores

> I am looking for scores for the Canadian National Female Hockey Tournament
> in Calgary, can anyone help me.  Team B.C played 2 games yesterday and I
> can't find out how they did.

Scores from Day 1 of the Esso Women's National Championship:

Ont. 15 - NS 0
BC 2 - NB 3
PEI 0 - Que. 12
Sask. 0 - Alta. 4
Host 4 - BC 0
Man. 1 - Ont. 11
NB 4 - PEI 0
NS 2 - Sask. 7
Alta. 7 - Man. 1
Que. 4 - Host 0

David Baker
Manager, Officiating
CANADIAN HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
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www.canadianhockey.ca
www.hhof.com/html/chocoe.htm

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Date: Fri, 20 Mar 1998 12:23:14 -0600
From: "Jennifer Vodvarka"
Subject: Tony's take on Cammi

Hey folks!  Jim Rome (sports radio personality) just had Tony Granato
on air with him today and Jim asked where Cammi winning a gold medal
ranks in Tony's hockey career.  Tony said that it ranks #1.  Cammi winning
gold is basically the highlight of his hockey experience.

Jim was very impressed, as was I.  Tony remarked that Cammi had always
been there to support him and she had to fight through a lot to play
hockey, as did all the women on the USA team.  Tony's a class guy.

Jennifer Vodvarka
Houston Harpies member
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Oracle/6712

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Date: Fri, 20 Mar 1998 20:02:22 -0600
From: "Gene Lohr" 
Subject: Re:glasses

I am 17 years old and have been wearing glasses for the past 12 years. 
This is only my second year playing hockey and I to can not wear contacts. 
I have two pairs of glasses; one pair for everyday that has special options
to help me see and bifocals, and a pair for hockey only.  My hockey only
glasses do not have any bifocal, since you are never looking at things that
close to your face (unless it is a "high stick" or a "high flying puck"). 
I have found that getting a large pair of youth sized glasses or  small
pair o adult glasses works best.  Make sure the side pieces (temples) are
as close to your head as possible.  I also would recommend taking your
hockey helmet with you and once you find frames you like see if they fit
COMFORTABLY under your helmet.  I stress the comfortable part because
otherwise you could end up with some pretty nasty blisters on your ears. 
Some nice "extras" I have found that help are: spring loaded frames (not
available for all designs), scratch coated lenses, a breakage/warranty
package from the optical place, light brown tinting- helps reduce glare
from ice inside bright white arenas, and "metal" frames-not plastic-they
fit better under a helmet.

If anyone has any ,ore questions please e-mail me privately.
Karen Lohr
#42 SWCYHA
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> From: Tammie Weigl 
> I am another person who can attest to the never too late syndrome! I am
> 36, started playing roller hockey in my early 30s and I am returning to
> it in my mid thirties after a 5 year hiatus. And hopefully, sometime in
> the next year I will get out on the ice for the first time in my adult
> life!
> Also, with age came glasses!  I have to wear glasses now (contacts are
> not an option) What are some recommendations as far as helmets, sports
> bands etc..?  

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