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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1961
Page
31
Instructional piece discusses the essential curling release during in and out turns. It warns that a late flip or flick ruins aim, stressing a straight arm and minimal wrist action to let the stone slide off fingers, with the 45 degree delivery for the out turn to avoid a flip.
Nipawin Hawks upset The Pas Huskies 9-6 while Carrot River Loggers beat The Pas 7-5 as Coach Strasser and Coach Gionet each tallied hat tricks. Teddy Rock scored twice for Nipawin and The Pas protested an ineligible player usage as Harry Connelly played for both teams.</S>
Detailed scoring and penalties from Nipawin and Carrot River games are reported. Notable events include multiple goals by Nipawin players Currie McLennon and Strasser, and a major melee prompting President Wolfe to issue suspensions and warnings to CRWHL teams. Halek from Hudson Bay Hunters receives reprimand and penalties.
The Pas Huskies star Ted Rock has been suspended for two games by CRWHL President Felix Wolfe for involvement in an incident at Fleet Centre ice. Details indicate disciplinary action follows a ctick situation during a recent game.
The piece emphasizes agility as a key goalkeeping asset illustrated by Johnny Bower of the Maple Leafs. It describes a rapid fire drill from about 10 to 15 feet out, with players in lines and a center feeding shots to keep the goalie moving side to side.
The text stresses consistency and effort in practice. It emphasizes working in variety and shooting hard and accurately. The keeper must stop every shot, while casual attitude or haphazard drills reduce drill effectiveness.
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