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Page THE HERALD Wednesday Augusts Could end career John McCauley faces crucial eye operation Georgetown resident John faces an operation this coming Monday which wilt determine whether or not he can continue his career as a referee in the Notional Hockey Monday will dergo on operation to ucturo the muscles in his left eye He suffered injuries to his eye when he was attacked in a New York City restaur on during the Challenge Cup in February The veteran referee has only officiated in one NHL hockey game since the attack Approximately a week after the attack McCauley a eye was operated on for first time VISION The surgery was success ful In that has regained vision in Ms eye However the problem Is the coordination between the two eyes Is not normal and is causing double vision The muscle restructuring operation McCauley is to undergo Monday will be to stop the double vision The doctors said that if everything goes v ell I will be able to referee as soon as the NHL season begins Cauley said the ion Is not successful then I will probably never be able to referee again The referee will have two of the best doctors in he field in bis corner Michael who corrected Sa eye after he suffered a serious injury In the playoffs Jack Crawford who has had treating eye injuries will also be present during a operation CONFIDFNT Both the doctors are very confident that this operation will totally correct the eye McCauley said The sur gery Itself is not all that extensive who is the pros Ideal of the National Hockey League Referees Association said that if the operation forces an end to his official career the league has promised him a job However as previously mentioned the doctors are very confident that the atlon will be successful The operation will be performed this coming Monday Toronto General Hospital After the first operation McCauley began wearing eye glasses He said that if everything goes as expected the glasses will not be needed after Monday operation Local swimmer wins four medals Wayne Morrow In white of the Georgetown Rep Major Mosquitoa tries to beat a defender to the ball during soccer action here last Thursday The Georgetown team played the lough squad to a draw in the first half of the game However they were a man for the game and tired In the second hair when pulled away Herald photo Squirt soccer division results Rob of Georgetown led the Etobieoke Swim Club to a first place finish in the Division Two National held at Claude Pool over the took home a gold medal a silver and two from the com pel it Ion He was the clubs outstanding swimmer in the meet which featured athletes from 52 clubs The Georgetown swimmer claimed hi gold medal In the 1 freestyle with a clocking of 16 minutes and seconds The division two Is for swimmers who are just a shade under the nation best time in the 1 si be good enough to quality tie young swimmer for ihc next national Tie meet was open 10 swimmers of all ages so at 15 was one of the youn gcr competitors in J meet Masson took a silver in the freestyle with a lime of four minutes and 17 seconds He was third In the freestyle in two minutes seconds and also took a the ividual medley a time of four minutes seconds Ghosts Goals Chris Chris Sommers Jason ema Stars Andre Hoddinott Grant Foreman Ian Brown Kings Stars Dean Ins Tripp Referee Tom O Stoddart Stars Michael Bosnian Cameroon Herman Chris Cambouris grays a Store Mike McElroy Stow Teetxcl John Man nlng Referee Comber Firebirds Scorer Matthew Moore Sundew French Stars JohnMcLcfsh Stev Murray Jeremy Referee Robinso Referee timber Wildcats I Stan Green Giants David Timmons Scorers Doug Dan Stephen Lee LEAGUE STANDINGS Brent Teim Firebirds is IS is Wildcats is Ghosts IS fi 4 Stingrays 20 17 IS Flames 17 ft IS Thunder birds 13 13 3 9 Kings 3 2 Green Giants 13 2 S Scorers Matthew Reme dies 4 Stars Alan MacLean Brett GiUct Jack Pool Sharks Stars Brent Hughes Wade Kyle Referee S Berne Stars Bob Mike Adrian Miller Wildcats 4 Scorers Doug Kent Sean Gaffe Don Stoddart Stars Tim Gilpin Ryan Snyder Trefor Cocks Referee M Mack Stars Bird Burnett Gregory Sochn KlngO Stars Richard Sowery Scan Murhy Brian Bobb DcZeeuw Slurs Sean Gardner Dus ty Lane Ian Johnston Thunderblrdi Scorers Stephen Fear Matthew Remedies 2 Stars Derek Trcffry A dam Edwards Varrl Referee Tom Brien Local wrestlers place well The three Georgetown wrestlers who travelled to the World Championship as part of the Canadian Nation al Schoolboy team all did well The three wrestlers Bob and Mike and Doug Gillespie were all wrestling In he bantam division Mike placed four th In he 77 pound class Gillespie was fourth He wrestled at 90 pounds Bob who wrestled at pounds finished sixth There were approximately wrestlers from through out he world competing at the championship They were held August and A fourth Georgetown wres tier Bruce Marriott who is also a bantam qualified the meet but he decided not to make the trip All four or the wrestlers were students at Centennial School this past year Their coach from Centennial Jim Hall was also one of the coaches of the Schoolboy The Canadian contingent will remain in Son Diego until August 8