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MINOR HOCKEY ROSTER Junior Age Limit Depletes Senior Ranks Coaches Say RICK BRUSHY These are only temporary rosters There mil be a draft a months time Boys plowing In the Senior League ages IS and 16 will be notified by their coaches Please note that nil games must start and finish on time so at no I to penalize the leagues which follow NHL Minnesota Coach Brown E T Perkins Phillips H J Kran- McCormick Hoy ward J Ollearn B Miller Sweeting D B Carlson J freestone Loughnan Buffalo Coach R Barton Manager Bacon M J McKay S Henderson White Brown Hall A Holland It Van Home Lyons It Bryant J J Ha rile Vancouver Coach Richmond Manager Braisby GrayM Rogers A Reed Jones Storing Waters Burns Brunski Ford Krowchuk N Taylor J McKee Far lane Coach M Manager Boyle M II Caruso A Ar nold Stevenson Parker G Stockfish West MacLeod A Osborne Knoepflt Fisher Boston Conch G Hodge Manager P Suitor WildK Girardi It Power Nugent Peters M Norton C Kalll B Edwards Bond M Peace Toronto Coach Halton Manager A McNnmara M Ryan T D Bacon McCracken AlUorth Johnson McLaughlin M Stone Water Montreal Coach Jorden Manager J Bowling Thompson K It L Milton Mclravey Weir Wilson M Robertson K Hyde J Diamond Jeffrey McGuirc Sargent P Boyle Detroit Coach Holmes K Dimond McMurdo I Cropper A Buck N A J Couhghan R J Veenstra M Robinson J Martin Hill Davies Bauer J loi Coach While Manager It Price J Talor M Webster J Waile S Waldrum A G Hatcher Martin White Bergeron Coach Hawkins Manager L Richards Bond Woodhams J Hammer D Herman Harris Malison Rich Woodhams Coach Richmond Manager Gray K Slreet Stuart V I II Campbell Shearer Beat P T Graham Smith Wall D Anderson Field JUNIOR A Hamilton Conch Cec Starring Manager Wayne Stoning Ball William Davis Michael Barry Duncan Ivan Douglas Brian Michael Long Ronald Martin Bob McClure Jim Lindsay McQueen Charles Moffat Scott Page Christopher Mark Wilson Kevin Willcocks Kitchener Coach Bob Sparks Manager Howard Allan John Bell David Civlero Gcrson Da Brent Fry Steven 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Danny Sweeney Brush Bobby Richard Eastwood Scott Everett David Gourlay Russell Hammer Michael Lord Curtis Murcil Brad Gerard Milne Cameron Monk Robert Garry Stockfish Kevin David Ward Montreal David Michael Guv Barnes Carter Steven Derek Ferguson Bobby Ernest Glen King Mark Gavin Ronald David Walker Any American League coaches not going to coach in the season please contact American League com mis loner Pittsburgh COACH Rodger Armstrong Kevin Joe Edgar Thatcher Joseph Watson Tom Frost Gordon Frank Lcnski John Ralph Angos Willoughby Kevin Harrison Mike Peter Hall Scott Haines Chris Providence Coach Dennis Norton Manager Stuart Gray Donald Torc Leggett David Martin Eric Namink Gordon Miller Glenn Good fellow Bill Dunn Mark Duggan Richard Donaldson Larry Davis Stephen Cropper Nell Crane Michael Cannon Phillip Buck Springfield Coach Doug Sergeant Manager Don Norton David Be Alan Bower Martyn Bojce Paul limns Melville Jay Marc Tom Wylie Michael Henderson John Smith Jeff Richard t undall Fisher Trevor John l aulliaftr David Deere Coach Brian James Manager Chris Trevor Michael Jobb Terry Jack Hayes Michael Brian Paul Morrow Gary Stone Gary Thompson Donald Thompson Craig Teeter Carl Bell Dave Townsend Steven Ik van Steven Baltimore Coach Terry Shell Brian Pcndcrgast James Douglas Bob Jim Sturgeon Doug Smith Boss Jefferey Gary Johnston John Steven Krascic Dean Olhen Terry Craig Wilson William Timothy Alex Tulsa Coach Ralph Melton Kelvin Baxter Curt Steve Dodge Tim MacLeod Daniel Martin Bruce Martin Peters Bruce Paul Glen Mercer Michael Milton Mark Milton Kevin Mark Terry Veenstra Lilly Vickcry Coach Ross West Michael Burns Jeffrey Richardson Darren Kuch mash Peters Busty Smith Edward Hill Humphreys Howard Howard Ronald Steven Herman Daniel Johnson David Johnson John Barnes Barnes David Arts Cleveland Coach Terrv West Jim Anthony Kraus Paul Richard Mark Hornby Jim Don Marty Power Timothy Greg Jeffrey Skmglev Herb In Lane Language With the age limit being the way it is in the East junior and senior football leagues a boy can go through high school playing five years of junior ball but no senior If a player is years of age on September 1 he is eligible to play junior football and many students are or 17 years old when they graduate With accelerated classes and after September 1 the junior teams had no trouble attracting plenty of players this ear but some of the senior teams are rather sparse Fred senior couch at Georgetown District High had players turn out for his team while there were 110 trying out for the junior team IOWER is one of many coaches who would like to see the age limit lowered by at least Quebec Coach Nelson Barber Manager Wayne Keith James Scott Wilson Mark Blake Dixon Frank David Stephen Christopher Gcrrard Gallant Hay Stephen Coffey Mark Blake Chris Clancy Columbus Coach Dean Ian Jomie Hansen Scott Turner Gregory Morton Bob Allison Andrew David Jcffery Bond Mark Brabant Stephen Brant Dean David Dickenson Bandy Michael Dickson Kevin Chalmers Rochester Coach Harold Gilmer Wade Bond William Kent Larry Mercer Ronald Robert Veitch Alex Virag James Frank Date Philip Malison Jeff Mercer Michael Gregory Thorns Randolph Walters John Warnock Dean Weir James Weir Conch Ward Kevin Mark Brian Scott Suitor Gerry Adam Shawn Arm strong lnnce Adams Mike Abbott Greg Abbott David George Stephen Rye Brock Street Stephen Kcslick David Iteming Terry one year for next seasons football season George Hill the Georgetown junior coath agrees with Kolnnl He says The players dont improve that much if theyre always playing in Ihe same age group A kid can play four years ana be in grade 12 and he plays against a kid in grade nine Its crazy He feels that if the age limit was lowered the younger players would be given a better chance to develop and the boys who move up to senior ball would Improve by playing against people in an older age bracket NOT GOOD The way it is now says Kotani youve got 13 and 14- yearolds playing against 17 year olds League convener Maris Polls admits that the seniors are slim In this year The trouble last year was that they tried to push the age drop through in alt sports and that just isnt good Polls does feel an age change is due in football however and it promises to be a prime Issue when the coaches get together at the end of the season to discuss the situation The vote to change the age limit was close last year and Pol feels it pass this year OTHER VIEW There arc other views to this issue however and reasoning behind them Is every bit us logical as the previous Gary Turn bull junior co- coach Oakville Trafalgar High School says that If age was lowered juniors hat would be affected would miss a year of ball when they go to senior because they arent good enough NOT PROGRESSING However Junior Rebel coach George Hill soys If a guy can El ay two years of junior ball good enough play who plays junior ball for three four and even five years Is simply reading water and not really progressing in his 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