Goalie Mask

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Would you like to face a 102-mph slap shot with no mask? I know I would not want too. The first mask was worn by Elizabeth Graham when goaltending for Queen’s University in 1927 and wanted to guard her teeth, so she donned a fencing mask. Next, in 1930, Montreal Maroons’ goaltender Clint Benedict played a few games in an all-leather mask. The first full face mask appeared at the 1936 Winter Olympics by team Japan’s goaltender Teiji Honma. It was not until 42 years later in 1959 that an NHL goalie wore a mask on-ice. In a game between New York Rangers and the Montreal Canadiens, the Canadiens goalie Jacques Plante took a puck to the face and was cut open, after getting stitched up Plante returned to the bench and told the coach that he was ready to go back in, but not without using his face mask that he developed and used in practice. Plante went back in goal and the Canadiens went on to win the game 3-1. Plante then wore the mask every game since and even ended up having an 18-game winning streak. This started a trend for hockey goalies and added another layer of protection. The iconic goalie mask now is synonymous with the horror movie Friday the 13^th, the museum is having activities on Halloween Saturday, Oct. 31, from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Everyone have a fun and spooky Halloween.