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Old Wed Mar 30, 2005, 11:44am
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Honigs

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I like my K1 - HONIG'S PRO ELITE PROTECTOR, however Friday I took a 90mph foul ball off of my collarbone and it hurt! The impact caused my necklace to cut my skin. I also broke the clasp on my necklace. I have to say that if I had my old protector on it would have broken my collarbone. You can check the K1 out at http://www.honigs.com/browse_products.asp?Cat=2&Sub=36
Do you accessorize your necklace with a hand bag or just your ball bag?

Wearing a necklace while umpiring? Good grief.

[Edited by GarthB on Mar 29th, 2005 at 10:58 AM]
Garth the necklace I wear is here second on the left.
http://www.medicalert.ca/en/products/prodsteel.asp
As I posted to Mr. Houston, I neither saw referenced in any post nor thought of a medical necklace. I have apologized for my error. Feel free to pile on though, I have it coming.
My apologies, too. You could've mentioned that it was a medical alert bracelet -- I have seen umpires wear Mr. T starter kits on the field....and I didn't put the name together with that of one of Carl's new writers.

(Of course, that doesn't mean anything. Carl will let anyone write for him )

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Old Wed Mar 30, 2005, 02:51pm
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Garth don't worry I know how you feel. I have seen guys wear watches on the field and spend more time looking at it (along with looking at his counter) than umpiring the game. One guy even called time in the middle of a play to announce that curfew had elasped(home team leading and at-bat).
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Although I didn't join in with the posts, I too assumed I was reading about traditional necklaces/jewelry. I admit, I thought " what a knucklehead ". I will apologize for thinking without thinking. Medical alert jewelry is an issue, as an official, I must deal with and should certainly have considered. My apologies to you.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Honigs

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I like my K1 - HONIG'S PRO ELITE PROTECTOR, however Friday I took a 90mph foul ball off of my collarbone and it hurt! The impact caused my necklace to cut my skin. I also broke the clasp on my necklace. I have to say that if I had my old protector on it would have broken my collarbone. You can check the K1 out at http://www.honigs.com/browse_products.asp?Cat=2&Sub=36
Do you accessorize your necklace with a hand bag or just your ball bag?

Wearing a necklace while umpiring? Good grief.

[Edited by GarthB on Mar 29th, 2005 at 10:58 AM]
Garth the necklace I wear is here second on the left.
http://www.medicalert.ca/en/products/prodsteel.asp
As I posted to Mr. Houston, I neither saw referenced in any post nor thought of a medical necklace. I have apologized for my error. Feel free to pile on though, I have it coming.
My apologies, too. You could've mentioned that it was a medical alert bracelet -- I have seen umpires wear Mr. T starter kits on the field....and I didn't put the name together with that of one of Carl's new writers.

(Of course, that doesn't mean anything. Carl will let anyone write for him )

--Rich


Why do I have to tell everybody that I wear Medical necklace? I agree that jewelry should not adorn an offical while he is working. I wear a black sports watch. Most of the schools we have in our chapter do not have lights and due to saftey reason we must know when the sun sets and set a time limit on the game. Have a good evening!

Billy Houston
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Old Wed Mar 30, 2005, 11:16pm
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necklace and accessories

I am touched by all the apologies for necklaces...

Seriously, when I was jumping out of airplanes for a living, and more recently dodging pissed off Iraqis, my dog tags were on worn secured to my belt loop with a half-hitch in my right front pocket. In addition, one tag went into the laces of my left boot.

Have you ever thought about wearing your necklace on your belt loop? I was taught it was a safety issue.

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Old Wed Mar 30, 2005, 11:49pm
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Honigs

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I like my K1 - HONIG'S PRO ELITE PROTECTOR, however Friday I took a 90mph foul ball off of my collarbone and it hurt! The impact caused my necklace to cut my skin. I also broke the clasp on my necklace. I have to say that if I had my old protector on it would have broken my collarbone. You can check the K1 out at http://www.honigs.com/browse_products.asp?Cat=2&Sub=36
Do you accessorize your necklace with a hand bag or just your ball bag?

Wearing a necklace while umpiring? Good grief.

[Edited by GarthB on Mar 29th, 2005 at 10:58 AM]
Garth the necklace I wear is here second on the left.
http://www.medicalert.ca/en/products/prodsteel.asp
As I posted to Mr. Houston, I neither saw referenced in any post nor thought of a medical necklace. I have apologized for my error. Feel free to pile on though, I have it coming.
My apologies, too. You could've mentioned that it was a medical alert bracelet -- I have seen umpires wear Mr. T starter kits on the field....and I didn't put the name together with that of one of Carl's new writers.

(Of course, that doesn't mean anything. Carl will let anyone write for him )

--Rich


Why do I have to tell everybody that I wear Medical necklace? I agree that jewelry should not adorn an offical while he is working. I wear a black sports watch. Most of the schools we have in our chapter do not have lights and due to saftey reason we must know when the sun sets and set a time limit on the game. Have a good evening!

Billy Houston
I don't live in a state with a lot of time limits anymore, but when I did the watch was in my back pocket or in the ballbag. I think a watch looks horrible on an umpire's wrist, but I recognize this is a regional thing.
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Old Wed Mar 30, 2005, 11:55pm
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If I am wearing a jacket or long sleeves, I don't take my watch off. If in short sleeves, where it can be seen I do. Tomorrow, I expect to work my 2nd game of the year in short sleeves. Supposed to be in the mid-70's.
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