The Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-12-24, Page 11Curling Shoes, & Overshoes
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ERN I E RICHARDSON'S
CURLING
CAPSULES
WINGHAM
MEAT
MARKET
Jo
Sincere
wishes
for a
joyous
Holiday
to you
and
Sweeping is of such im-
portance in curling, to my
way of thinking, that it is
necessary to devote one
article to what is generally
considered the best method
of sweeping, Even for the
ladies, using the broom in
curling is almost entirely
different from sweeping
the floors or brushing the
dust under the rugs.
The grip is an important
factor in sweeping. If you
are right-handed you should
place your left hand down
the handle and the right
hand at the top. The Left
hand should be as far down
the broom handle as is
necessary to give you pro-
per leverage and balance.
This also depends on your
height and the strength of
your wrists.
There are two lines of
thought as to the actual
grip on the broom. Some
prefer to grip with the left
hand palm up, while others
use the palm -down grip. I
use the palm -down grip.
My lead, Wes Richardson,
whom I figure is one of the
best sweepers in the coun-
try, sweeps with the left
palm up. It is generally
agreed this way is most ef-
fective. Of course, for left-
handed sweepers the right
hand grip is down on the
handle and the left hand
at the top.
FEET FIRM
First thing a sweeper
should learn is how to
sweep without moving the
feet, as if you were sweep-
ing a stationary stone. This
teaches the balance needed
as you have to bend over
the stone in a crouching
position with your knees
bent slightly. It takes a lot
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of practise to learn to
properly sweep a moving
stone,
The most effective
method of sliding with the
rock is a sort of rhythmic
shuffle which should be
perfected in practise. The
forward sliding foot of a
good sweeper who sweeps
close to the stone will sel-
dom be ahead of the stone.
Sweepers should sweep
directly in front of the
moving stone and as close
to the rock as possible with-
out touching it with the
broom. A stone hit by a
broom is removed from
play.
Just when to sweep is an
important factor. .A stone
should be swept starting
from the first hog line
when the player releases
the stone lighter than ex-
pected, whether it be a
draw or for a takeout. I
feel that all draw shots
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Wharry, Wm. Laidlaw; 3. Mrs.
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should be swept lightly so
that the ice surface is kept
clean at all times.
SHEDDING
The brooms shed straws
and if the cup of the stone
should pick up a straw or
other foreign particle it
will shorten and possibly
alter the course of the
stone. A stone should al-
ways be swept when de-
livered inside the imagi-
nary line of the skip's
broom. Good sweeping will
help hold it on line.
Although smacking the
broom on the ice adds
colorful sounds to the game
it is not necessarily good
sweeping. Bending t h e
broom straws with pressure
and reasonably quick ac-
tion is most effective.
Curling is like any other
sport, the harder you work
at it the better you are
likely to play.
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MINOR LEAGUE
Tri -County Rural
Hockey Schedule
SQUIRTS
Jan.
4Fordwich-Wroxeter 10 a. m.
4 Bluevale-Belgrave 10 a, m.
4 Kurtzville-Belmore 3 p.m.
11 Belmore-Fordwich 1.30 p. m.
11 Wroxeter-Belgrave 10 a.m.
11 Bluevale-Kurtzville 10 a.m.
18 Fordwich-Kurtzville 10 a.m.
18 Belmore-Belgrave 10 a.m.
18 Wroxeter-Bluevale 10 a. m.
(in Wroxeter)
25 Fordwich-Bluevale 10 a .m.
(in Wroxeter) -
25 Wroxeter-Belmore3 p.m.
25 Belgrave-Kurtzville 10 a.m.
Feb.
1 Bluevale-Belmore 3 p.m.
1 Belgrave-Fordwich 1.30 p.m.
1 Kurtzville-Wroxeter 10 a. m.
PEE WEES
Dec.
2'7 Belgrave-Kurtzville 7.30
27 Belmore-Fordwich 7.30
30 Fordwich-Belgrave 7.30
Jan.
3 Belmore-Kurtzville 7.30
3 Gorrie-Fordwich '1.30
3 Belgrave-Bluevale 7.30
(in Wroxeter)
7 Belmore-Bluevale 7.30
(in Wroxeter)
'7 Gorrie-Belgrave 7.30
8 Kurtzville-Fordwich 7.30
10 Bluevale-Fordwich 7.30
10 Belgrave-Belmore 7.30
10 Kurtzville-Gorrie 8.00
13 Belgrave-Gorrie 7.30
17 Fordwich-Kurtzville 7.30
17 Gorrie-Belmore 8.00
17 Bluevale-Belgrave 7.30
20 Bluevale-Gorrie '7.30
20 Kurtzville-Belmore 8.00
22 Belgrave-Fordwich 7,30
22 Gorrie-Kurtzville 7.30
24 Belmore-Belgrave 7.30
24 Kurtzville-Bluevale 8.00
(in Wroxeter)
28 Fordwich-Bluevale 8.00
(in Wroxeter)
28 Kurtzville-Belgrave 7.30
31 Belmore-Gorrie 8.00
31 Bluevale-Kurtzville 7.30
Feb.
3 Fordwich-Gorrie 7.30
3 Bluevale-Belmore 7.30
7 Fordwich-Belmore 7.30
11 Gorrie-Bluevale 8.00
(in Wroxeter)
BANTAMS
Dec.
20 Belgrave-Belmore 7.30
23 Drayton-Belmore 8.00
27 Belmore-Jamestown 7.30
(in Brussels)
27 Belgrave-Kurtzville 9.00
Jan.
3 Jamestown -Wroxeter 9.00
3 Kurtzville-Belgrave '1.30
4 Belmore-Drayton 11 a. m.
7 Drayton -Wroxeter 9.00
8 Belmore-Kurtzville 7.30
8 Jamestown-Belgrave 8.00
10 Belgrave-Wroxeter 8.00
11 Jamestown -Drayton 11 a.rn.
13 Jamestown-Belmore 8.00
14 Kurtzville-Wroxeter 8.00
16 Wroxeter-Belmore 8.00
17 Kurtzville-Jamestown 7.30
(in Brussels)
21 Wroxeter-Belgrave 8.00
21 Kurtzville-Drayton 7.30
24 Wroxeter -Jamestown 7.30
(in Brussels)
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Photo from the book"Curtin g", Published by Thomas Allen Ltd,
Here are two different styles of grip for sweeping,
24 Belmore-Belgrave 9.00
24 Drayton-Kurtzville 1.30
27 Kurtzville-Belmore 7.30
28 Wroxeter -Drayton 7, 30
29 Jamestown-Kurtzville 7.30
31 Belmore-Wroxeter 8.00
31 Belgrave-Jamestown7.30
(in Brussels)
Feb.
5 W roxeter-Kurtzville 7.30
8 Belgrave-Drayton 11 a.m.
14 Drayton -Jamestown 7.30
(in Brussels)
MIDGETS
Dec.
20 Stone School at Belmore 9.0
27 Belmore-Fordwich 9.00
30 Fordwich-Stone School 9.00
(in Belgrave)
Jan.
3 Gorrie-Fordwich 9.00
3 Belmore-Stone School 9.00
(in Belgrave)
7 Gorrie-Stone-School 9.00
(in Belgrave)
10 Fordwich-Belmore 9.00
13 Belmore-Gorrie 9.00
17 Fordwich-Gorrie 8.00
20 Stone School-Gorrie 9.00
22 Stone School-Fordwich 9,00
27 Gorrie-Belmore 9.00
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unto us a son is given; and the
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Father, the Prince of Peace.
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