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Blake Dubious Of Face Mask

MONTREAL (CP)—Coach Toe Blake of Montreal Canadiens has some misgivings as to whether goalie Jacques Plante’s face mask is all it's cracked up to be. Again, maybe it should be cracked up. Half - seriously, Blake quipped Monday that maybe a sledge- hammer would be in order.“ “I've said before that Plante won the National Hockey League's Vezina Trophy as top goalie four years in a row with- out a mask,” said Blake. “I’m wondering if he needs it’ now. If the .mask is affecting his. play oe he should try to do with- ou ae

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