Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 30, 1981, p. 15

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SECTION I TilEMFRALD Wednesday September Itfll Pi Re Impatient athletes keep trainers role in forefront Firth A trainer responsibilities hove put them In the fore front in recent years sports medicine improves and athletes become for their injuries to heal says Bob a technical director for Hockey Onto program Firth was teaching a trainer course to dents from Georgetown last Wednesday Thursday Oct and Saturday Oct Strainers certificate programs will be offered in Acton as well Athletes won wait after they been injured and it important to minimize any injuries plus gel hockey players back on the Ice as fast as they can white still protecting their health Firth says Preventative measures stressed ten years ago like they are now Firth says and the technical data just wast t available to help sports medicine clinics During the Georgetown clinic Firth described to his students many exercises and methods to help a young hockey player strengthen and stretch muscles Most of the questions Firth receives as an instructor for trainer clinics has to do muscle injuries how to treat and prevent them He says that people often become intimidated by what they don t know and it can inhibit the first old assist to a needy player Firth says that per cent of people surveyed had never had any first aid raining There is a large group of people who have misconcep tions about Injuries says Firth One example is the treatment of a bruise Its no good to apply heat because warmth speeds up the bleed What Is needed Imme diately after a bruise Injury Is pressure and a cold pack Firth says Along with the misconcep tions there is some worrying about the liability caused by helping an Injured player and sometimes there is a tendency for a person not to do anything when on injury occurs he says There has never been a case in Canada where a first aider has been sued and those who assist could be protected by Sama rltan Act says f you re planning on taking on the responsibility somebody has to assume some sort of liability for the children he says better to be trained in first aid and know what to do Firth soys The Idea of the tnlncrs clinic is to teach students the procedures for stabilizing an injury until help arrives The rote of a trainer is primarily to be on hand to offer first aid but other duties include ensuring the players are wearing good quality protective equipment and the athletes are in good physical condition At the first level of a trainer certificate program the main to get across Is to help a prospective trainer identify problem areas of the players such as injury aggravation poor fill equipment and the physi col condition of the team athletes Firth says Bob Firth of Hockey Ontario local residents what a trainer kit should High school report has chance for title while junior volleyball starts up Herald Correspondent The GDIIS girls field hoc key teams had a busy time last week by playing a total of three games Last Monday the senior and Junior teams travelled to Burlington for games against Assumption High School A strong offensive game by the seniors payed off they won their gome with Jones taking credit for all The juniors lost their game on a lost minute goal by Assumption In of s Enn Met n tyre was des as having a brilliant performance in net In both games the outcomes of the matches were affected by weather because ploying was shortened from two minute halves to two minute halves due to he cold and rain In a home game at George town the Junior girls team lost their game against son by a score of 10 Coach Smith says both tosses were close and could be attributed to he Inexperience of the Juniors Bolh coaches Mr Smith and Mr Wren agreed hat senior are looking good and will have a chance he but they still need more practise VOLLEYBALL The boys volleyball teams started off sea sons last week with the seniors winning both their mulches and the juniors losing their two Against Milton High School lust Monday the senior team handily won the first two games in best two of three game match and lost the exhibition game 1014 In an cxhlbltloi match against Nelson High School the seniors again wan their Ural two games quite easily with scores of 151 and 15- The juniors lost the first two games of their match against Milton last Monday and won the first game against Perdue on day by a score of 1510 The next two games how ever were lost by scores of 11 15 and Coach Col bran noted that the first gome was won by the good serving and spiking shown but the team got cautious In thenext two games and held back probably due to the There was no junior team tall year and the lack- of experience can be attributed to this This your there was more interest in a Junior cam and his years coach Mr Col bran was asked coach after a three year absence This week the senior and Junior loins have games Monday at home with Oak vlllo Trafalgar Tuesday and Wednesday a home game with White Oaks end of thli mini Rebels will have ployed every cam In Italian The senior coach Mr a at worthy says this years team docsn have as much depth last year steam due the loss of two excellent players Mad Phillips and Shawn and ihc main thins lor them work on Is defense lie also slated that Brlun Davis will be best offensive in Hal ton county As far he outcome of tne season he I making any predictions until I hey have played every cam In the county Ho willing lo say that there will be close games coming up or the Rebels Soccer team standings SFCTION A A 0 Rebel 10 Maroons 0 St 16 Chargers 12 Tornados 112 1u Icons 111 STANDINGS Jr Holders Astros 1 Blizzards 1 Cosmos 0 FHIN Field hockey at Georgetown District high school lastueek Theiealorgula won their game while he Jattlon lost two lightly matched Photo by Hi Id Brunei Major Atom standings Golden Eagles Torpedoes Green Hornets Billiards Bullets Too many games Inglis Continued from Page Al Woods has been looking impressive in training camp but is now off the ice with lorn ligaments in his knee Scott MacKcnzlo a former Raider Is playing super hockey according lo he coach and he score a number of goats for the Georgetown team this year lngl Is said Players such as Gary McFadyen and Juri have been skating very ell In their games said Inglis Commenting against their Durham victories sold that It nice to see Georgetown v in after so many different people seem knock the Intermediate league and say It Is Inferior the Senior A league Raider Notes In the goal scoring department Gary McFadyen and Juri Kudra both Stored two goals last Friday night ago Ins I Durham in their home game while Roy Tonelll and Bill Hamilton led In the assist category wilh four each Also looking strong on the Sieve Lyon two goals and one assist Against last Thursday night collected one goal and two assists while player coach Peter Sturgeon had one goal and assists Bill Hamilton had goals for the night while Scott scored the other in a lie RYDERS TV TOSHIBA QUASAR MOORE PARK PLAZA DISC BRAKE SPECIAL Over 24000 miles Its time to have your brakes checked Take advantage of this limited offer Phone for appointment now Georgetown Tire Sales Ltd St Georgetown 8771535 GOOD YEAR North Halton Sports one step closer to Industrial fastball crown By JIM PARKER Herald Special The Georgetown Industrial Fastball League has come to within an eyelash of deciding a 1961 champions North Halloa Sport taken a commanding lead and needs only one more win to take the best of final In their second encounter the Merchants put the Sport to their toughest play off test forcing the game to go 9 innings Doug Anderson scored the winning run from second in the ninth to cap the victory In the second North Sports appeared Id put the game on Ice when Bill Klrby belted a 3 run home run off Merchant starter Chris Pea to make the score 44 However the Merchants kept fighting back until hey took the lead on a run blast by Jim Parker in the bottom The game was tied up again in the lop of the sixth setting up the extra inning pitching 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