C4 - Th. Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Octaber 5, 1994

URLING RULES

have been the

centre of a great

deal of discussion
over the past few ycars.

The Canadian Curling asso-
ciation has reviewed the rules
and made changes to ensure
equity and clear up any mis-
understandings regarding the
wording of some.

Curling traditions have al-
ways held that the most impor-
tant part of the game is sports-
manship.

To ensure fair play is
maintained and problems don’t
arise during a game, curlers of
all abilities should leam the
rules.

In competitions officials are
often blamed for a loss when
in reality the problem lies with
the players’ lack of under-
standing of the rules.

In club: play, . participants
regulate their own games
making it imperalive everyone
knows how to play within the
rules. ,

The free guard zone rule was
introduced last year and: has
become a popular addition to
the game.

This rule prevents takeouts
on front stones (guards) until
the fourth stone of the end is
played, encouraging more ag-
pressive play from both teams.

Tjis . year, interpretations
have been added to the rule
book for situations where two
guards, not just one, are moved
and a penalty is incurred on
only one stone.

These interpretations clear up
some very confusing situa-
tions.

Also, since measurements
are allowed on the first two
stones of the end IF there is
some question about whether
the stone is in the free guard
zone, there is also a description
as to how this measurement
can be done.

For those who watched the
1991 World Championships,
new rules about sweeping with
a com broom will make a lot
of sense.

The rule for competitive play
reads that when sweeping a

be used within six feet of the
moving stone and must paint
in the direction of play, 7 not

Get to know rules

HOGLINES. . ©.
LINDA MOORE

stone, the corn broom can only ©

toward the stone. =" "ren em

A rule that has been in place
for a few years which also in-
volves the corm broom has
been changed further.

In the past, corn brooms
were introduced during a game
by a player who started with a
brush because the trailing team
wanted to score points by
giving the ice more curl.

The rule was then changed so
curlers could only use. ‘one
sweeping tool during a game
~— they could still throw with
another broom.

The latest modifications al-
low a player to sweep with a
combination of brushes or

synthetic com. brooms, or

change the brush head if they
own the new ‘‘hammer’’
broom. The reason for this
change is all these tools scem
to impact on the ice similarly.

A_ controversial situation in
another important game, last
season’s Junior Men’s national
final, has brought yet another
Tule modification.

As the last rock of the game
made contact with an op-
ponent's stone, the sweeper
touched his own stationary
rock before anyone could
determine which team’s stone
counted for the winning point,

Although the official correct-
ly applied the appropriate rule
in this situation, players and
fans scemed confused about
which rule applicd.

There is now an interpreta-
tion added to the rule clearly
stating what happens during
(he last stone of an end.or a
game when a stone is touched.

Need some help Icarning
about the rules? Talk to your
curling club manager, Keith
Melanson, buy a rule book or

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Herb Quast (66).sussscssssersrsensrens 194
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