1. Soudog's Curling History Site History of the sport, curlers, olympic curling, and links.Category Sports Winter Sports Curling......Soudog's curling history site has moved to http//soudogcurling.tripod.com/main.htmlPlease update your bookmarks! http://soudogcurling.tripod.com/main.htm

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3. Curling: History In Stone October 28, '02. curling history in Stone http://www.pulseplanet.com/archive/Oct02/2781.html

Program 2781 October 28, '02 Curling: History in Stone ambience: music ambience: general curling sounds, sweeping, shouts from team members Curling was invented centuries ago. What started as an informal game has grown into an International Olympic sport with well-established rules. I'm Jim Metzner, and this is the Pulse of the Planet, presented by DuPont. Curlers slide smooth granite stones towards a bullseye on the ice trying to knock their opponents' stones out of the way and get as close to the center of the target as possible. Peter Murphy is with the Ardsley Curling Club in New York. "From what I know about curling, it began over 400 years ago on the ponds and lakes in Scotland. People would be sliding rocks around. When it came to the United States in about the 1860s, they had many different clubs and they curled on ponds and lakes all over the United States, where they froze in the wintertime. And it really wasn't until the 1920s, when refrigeration came in, that real clubs came along that were in buildings that had refrigeration, so that they could have their own sheets of ice." And although the curlers no longer play on frozen ponds, the granite stones are one aspect of the game that hasn't changed. For more than 240 years, they've used regulation stones weighing 42 pounds, and each one has come from Ailsa Craig Island, off the coast of Scotland. Curler Geoffrey Broadhurst explains.

4. Soudog's Curling History Site SOUDOG'S curling history SITE. HOME OF THE HISTORY RICH TRADITION OF THE ROARIN' GAME . You've gotta have STONES to play this game! . http://soudogcurling.tripod.com/main.html

SOUDOG'S CURLING HISTORY SITE "THE ROARIN' GAME" "You've gotta have STONES to play this game!" This site is dedicated to the memory of three individuals who, more than anyone, personified "For the love of the game". Click to enlarge Click to visit Tribute page Support the Sandra Schmirler Foundation. Click this image. The Brier Canadian Women The Worlds The Olympics Links, Etc. OTHER EVENTS: This site is for information purposes only. While it is not a complete, nor "official" archive, nearly all information has been taken from official sources. In addition, it is my policy that every effort is made to ensure the information contained in these pages is accurate BEFORE it appears in these pages. Any errors or omissions which may occur are not intentional. Please direct any questions concerning discrepancies to Soudog YOU ARE VISITOR NUMBER SINCE DECEMBER 14, 1999. Powered by counter.bloke.com This CurlRing Web site is owned by TED SOUTAR Skip Prev Skip Next Random ... Ringmaster

5. Curling History Click here for Norfolk Curling Club History. The History of Curling.The oldest artifacts from the ice sport of curling are stones http://www.norfolkcurlingclub.org/curlhist.htm

Click to Join Members of Grand National Curling Club United States Curling Association Click here for Norfolk Curling Club History The History of Curling The oldest artifacts from the ice sport of curling are stones which prehistoric people slid toward a target along frozen rivers or lakes. These people may also have used primitive brooms to clear snow from the path of their sliding stones. In 1565, Holland’s Peter Breugel painted "Hunters in the Snow" and another work depicting scenes resembling modern curling. Breugel’s paintings support the premise held by some that curling originated in continental Europe. The Scots, however, are the undisputed developers and formalizers of the modern game. By 1638 curling was considered, with golf and archery (in M. H. Adamson’s poem The Muses Threnodie), to be a usual recreational pastime. After a huge growth spurt in the 19th century, curling was played by thousands in nearly every Scottish parish. Between the 16th and 20th centuries, Scotland’s climate warmed, and today the lochs rarely freeze. The climate change hindered curlers, who played outdoors on natural ice until the 20th century. Nonetheless the Scots had, by the mid-1800s, formalized curling’s rules of play and equipment and had established the "mother club" of curlers worldwide, the Royal Caledonian Curling Club. The RCCC is today the national governing body of curling in Scotland, with 20,000 active members now playing indoors on refrigerated ice.

6. Curling History curling history. Follow Ups Post Followup OgdenCurlingClub Follow UpsRe curling history Dale M. Sandusky 183649 3/21/2002 Post a Followup. Name http://www.utahcurling.com/OgdenCurlingClub/messages/27.html

curling history Follow Ups Post Followup OgdenCurlingClub Posted by Dale M. Sandusky on March 21, 2002 at 18:31:51: after reading your history of curling it reminded me of a first written event in history recorded in Scotland that was uncovered. Notary, John McQuhin recorded a challenge about throwing stones across the ice between a mont at Paisley Abbey and a relative of the Abbnot in February of 1541. Follow Ups: Re: curling history dan richardson Re: curling history Dale M. Sandusky Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: Optional Link URL: (http://www.yourdomain.com) Link Title: Follow Ups Post Followup OgdenCurlingClub

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Re: curling history Follow Ups Post Followup OgdenCurlingClub Posted by Dale M. Sandusky on March 21, 2002 at 18:36:49: In Reply to: curling history posted by Dale M. Sandusky on March 21, 2002 at 18:31:51: : after reading your history of curling it reminded me of a first written event in history recorded in Scotland that was uncovered. : Notary, John McQuhin recorded a challenge about throwing stones across the ice between a monk at Paisley Abbey and a relative of the Abbot in February of 1541. Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: Optional Link URL: (http://www.yourdomain.com) Link Title: Follow Ups Post Followup OgdenCurlingClub

8. Curling History History of Curling. curling history and FAQs Curling is played in over 35 countriesthroughout the world. Curling was invented in Scotland in the late 1400s. http://www.glendale.on.ca/curling/cur-his.html

History of Curling CURLING HISTORY and FAQs Curling is played in over 35 countries throughout the world Curling was "invented" in Scotland in the late 1400s The first organized curling club was established in Lochleven Scotland in 1668 Much later a set of 12 rules was published and adopted by most clubs The Royal Caledonian Curling Club was formed in 1836 thus creating a governing body which eventually led to uniform rules and regulations throughout Scotland and the rest of the world The first curling match in Canada took place in 1760 on the St. Charles River near Quebec City The first organized curling club in Canada was the Royal Montreal Club founded in 1807 The first curling club in Ontario was formed in Kingston in 1820 There are approximately 1200 curling clubs in Canada including 210 clubs in Ontario with 8 in the Greater Hamilton area There are approximately 1.5 million people aged 7 and older who curl in Canada each year There are 4 curlers (skip, vice skip, second lead) on a curling team, each of whom deliver 2 rocks each end A game is played on a "sheet" approximately 14 feet wide and 140 feet long of pebbled ice A game lasts approximately 2 hours or 15 minutes an end. There are 8 ends in club games, 10 ends in most Ontario Curling Association Competitive games

9. Curling History Translate this page Curling - Schach auf Eis. Ist Curling ein echter Sport oder eher ein Spiel? Curling war sicher während Jahrhunderten mehr Spiel und Zeitvertreib. http://www.ccstoos.ch/infos/curling_historie.htm

Curling - Schach auf Eis Ist Curling ein echter Sport oder eher ein Spiel ? Die Diskussion darüber ist beinahe so alt wie die Sportart selbst, und das sind immerhin 500 Jahre. Und sie wird wahrscheinlich noch einige Jahre überdauern. So oder so: Um im Curling zu bestehen, braucht es technisches Geschick, taktisches Können und mentale Stärke. Curling war sicher während Jahrhunderten mehr Spiel und Zeitvertreib. Richtig sportlich wurde es erst ums Jahr 1940 herum, mit der Erfindung der Abgabetechnik "Sliding Delivery". Ein weiterer Markstein der Entwicklung Richtung Sport war das Jahr 1959. Nebst dem, dass damals erstmals offizielle internationale Meisterschaften ausgetragen wurde, war der Kanadier Richardson der erste, der mit seinem Team "Take outs" (Herausspielen der gegnerischen Steine) spielte; er gewann damit zwischen 1959 und 1963 viermal die Weltmeisterschaft. Die Schotten übernahmen diese Taktik und wurden 1967 der erste Weltmeister, der nicht aus Kanada oder der USA stammte. Geschichte Curling hat seinen Ursprung in Schottland wie Nachweise aus dem 16. Jahrhundert belegen. Kanadische Soldaten brachten dieses Spiel dann in ihre Heimat, wo Curling heute Nationalsport ist.

10. Allgemeine Informationen Zum Curlingsport Translate this page Hier finden Sie vieles zum Thema Curling. curling history Infos. Die Entstehungsgeschichtedes Curling Sports. Curling ABC. Eine Zusammenstellung http://www.ccstoos.ch/infos/curling_info.htm

Hier finden Sie vieles zum Thema Curling. Curling History Infos Die Entstehungsgeschichte des Curling Sports. Curling ABC Eine Zusammenstellung über den Curlingsport, Spielfeld, Steine, Besten, Team usw. Spirit of Curling Verhaltensregeln der Curler, ohne dass diese statuarisch festgelegt sind. Curling ist ein Gentlemen Sport, an dem auch Sie Freude haben werden. Curling Link's Viele weitere Link's aus der Curling Welt.

11. SPORTS FACTS - Curling History Index Tony Hinchliffe's Sports Facts curling history Index HOMEDIARY HISTORY LINKS On This Page See Also What's New http://sportsfacts.net/history/curling/curling_history_index.html

Tony Hinchliffe's Sports Facts Curling History Index HOME DIARY HISTORY LINKS On This Page See Also What's New World Champions European Champions Canadian Champions USA Champions ... Top Tony Hinchliffe's Sports Facts Web Page by Stephen Harris 4u@sportsfacts.net URL: http://sportsfacts.net

12. Curling History Page HISTORY MENS CURLING CHAMPIONS 1971 Lunenburg John Morrow, Rick Crouse, David Dares,Danny Tanner 1972 Halifax- John Primrose, David Wallace, Ian Smith, Scott http://www.geocities.com/juniorcurling/History.html

HISTORY MENS CURLING CHAMPIONS 1971 Lunenburg- John Morrow, Rick Crouse, David Dares, Danny Tanner 1972 Halifax- John Primrose, David Wallace, Ian Smith, Scott Moulton 1973 Dartmouth- Bill Campbell Jr., Harold Cameron, G. Carmichael, Dave Durrant 1974 Truro- Steve Johnston, J. Sanford, G. Chisholm, N. Fulton 1975 Lunenburg- Scott Saunders, D. Tanner, M. Kenney, M. MacDonald 1976 Dartmouth- Dave LeBlanc, M. Lahey, M. MacKenzie, Jamie Thomson 1977 Lunenburg- Scott Saunders, Dave Delahunt, Bill Gibson, Bruce Saunders 1978 Lunenburg- Scott Saunders, Paul Arbuckle, Bill Gibson, Bruce Saunders 1979 Truro- P. Chisholm, S. Muir, D. Muir, R. Dobson 1980 Bridgewater- John Harlow, Bruce Saunders, Dwight Whynot, John Linehan 1981 Dartmouth- Alan O'Leary, Paul Dykeman, D. Young, S. Sutherland 1982 Luneburg- Kent Saunders, Mike Myra, Todd Mayo, Steve Rhodenizer 1983 CFB Halifax- Bill Hecimovitch, Randy Paine, Don Scott, Drhu Hughson 1984 Truro- Dan Bentley, Jamie Baillie, Dana Slack, Darren Bentley 1985 Truro- Dan Bentley, Jamie Baillie, Todd Burgess, Craig Burgess

13. John Murphy's Curling Page The History of Curling The History of Curling; curling history Page;curling history Page; Ted Soutar's Canadian curling history Site. http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/9424/home2.html

To download The Curling Theme newCheck(2000,5,2) Use the Community and Message Board about curling in Nova Scotia newCheck(2001,4,25) This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit Here Please forward information on new curling pages, additions, deletions, corrections etc. to John Murphy You are visitor number to the curling page since October 8, 1996. document.write("This is visit number "+ hitCt + " for you since September 30, 2000 and your last visit was "+lstVisit) Last updated Friday, March 07, 2003 There are to the World Championships in Winnipeg Manitoba Curling Links and Information Level 2 Coach Liverpool Curling Club PO Box 1374 Liverpool NS, Canada B0T 1K0 Click to see some Liverpool Curlers I have coached: In In In In Canada Games Playdowns Canada Games Playdowns Click to see some Mayflower Curlers I have coached: Canada Games Head Statistician 1984 Canadian Senior Women's Curling Championship 1987 Canada Winter Games (Curling) 1990 Canadian Deaf Curling Championship Statistics Supervisor 1992 Scott Tournament of Hearts 1995 Labatt Brier Officials' Picture Click for my other National and World Events World and National Curling Associations Canadian Curling Association Home Page newCheck(2000,5,2)

14. ISportsDigest.com/Curling A directory with indexed links to a large number of Curling sites. Updated regularly.Category Sports Winter Sports Curling...... Scottish Curling Website; SLAM Curling; Soudog's curling history Site;SPORTSCRIBE Curling Tours; The curling history Page; Tim's Curling http://isportsdigest.tripod.com/curling/main.html

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15. HickokSports.com - History - Olympic Medalists In Curling 1998, Canada, 75, Denmark, Sweden. 2002, Great Britain, 4-3, Switzerland,Canada. Top of page. Other Resources. On This Site. curling history. WorldChampions. http://www.hickoksports.com/history/olcurling.shtml

Sports History Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search Olympic Medalists: Curling History Medalists Men Women Other Resources History Curling was a demonstration sport at the first Winter Olympics, in 1924, and again in 1932. At the 1936 Winter Olympics in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, the Germans demonstrated their own version, called "Ice Shooting," in which stones are thrown both for distance and at pre-determined targets. In 1988 and 1992, curling was again a demonstration sport, in preparation for its formal inclusion in the Winter Olympic program beginning in 1998. Top of page Medalists Men Year Gold Final Silver Bronze Switzerland Canada Norway Norway Canada Switzerland Top of page Women Year Gold Final Silver Bronze Canada Denmark Sweden Great Britain Switzerland Canada Top of page Other Resources On This Site Curling History World Champions Index to Olympics HickokSports.com History Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search This page last updated Sunday, 05-Jan-2003 16:14:03 PST http://www.hickoksports.com/history/olcurling.shtml History Biography Glossaries Calendar Quotations ... Directory

16. Yukon Curling Association Links Other Links. TSN, In the hack. Soudog’s curling history Site, The CurlingHistory page. C BC sports, International Curling Information (ICING). http://www.yukoncurling.inthehack.com/links.html

Phone: (867) 668-7121 Fax: (867) 667-4237 4061-4th Avenue, Whitehorse, Yukon, Y1A 1H1 We are located in the Y.T.G. Sport and Recreation administration building yca@sportyukon.com Links Welcome to our links page, here you will find a list of some of our favorite sites. Please e mail to add a reciprocal link. Home Calendar Clubs Contacts ... Sponsors Associations Canadian Curling Association Pacific Coast Curling Association Northern Alberta Curling Association Southern Alberta Curling Association ... B. C. Interior Curling Association h Clubs Whitehorse Curling Club Other Links TSN In the hack Soudog’s Curling History Site The Curling History page ... 2003 Skins Game Gimli Manitoba Thank you to In The Hack.com for hosting this site Webmaster BlkRose Design

17. History History of NZ Curling. Watch the web site for news of its release, and beamong the first to buy a copy of this unique piece of curling history. http://www.curling.org.nz/history.htm

Auckland Curling History of NZ Curling Information and images from "History of New Zealand Curling" - by Christine Cameron Curling in New Zealand was established in 1873, when Scottish immigrant Thomas Callender, the "father of New Zealand curling", formed the Dunedin curling club. Curling quickly spread to Central Otago, and was a popular winter activity for the gold miners during the winter. By 1900, there were 9 clubs, and the game was taking hold. The growth in curling was held back by the First World War, and a bonspiel was held in 1922 after an eight year lull. With the game active again, participation was level in the 1920's, but experienced growth in the 1930s, including the first international match in 1934 as an Australian team toured New Zealand. The Second World War put the brakes on the growth of the sport, but the end of the war and return of servicemen fueled a growth period, the 1950s, when 10 new clubs were formed. Steady growth continued through the 1960s and 1970s. In 1973, a party of 21 curlers and wives travelled on a tour to Scotland - the first curling tour made by New Zealanders. This marked the first time Kiwi curlers had ever seen a hack, or played on fast indoor ice.

18. Federation History WCF history, A short history of the World Curling Federation. The 195967 resultsnow are recognised in the curling history of the men's world championship. http://www.worldcurlingfederation.org/curlhome/federation/FederationHistory.asp

Contact us: WCF Secretariat webmaster Home News ... World Freytag Award WCF history A short history of the World Curling Federation It is recorded that international curling events were staged in the 19th century in Europe and North America, but it was not until the first Winter Olympic Games at Chamonix in 1924 that any form of competition was identified. Great Britain defeated Sweden and France in a three-country demonstration of the sport. In 1932 at Lake Placid, curling again was listed as a demonstration sport at the Winter Olympics, and Canada was a winner over the United States in a two-country competition in which each country entered four teams. Another 25 years passed before a meeting was held in Edinburgh in 1957 to consider the formation of an international organisation which would be required in order to apply for Olympic medal status. No progress was documented, but two years later, in 1959, Scotland and Canada reached a major milestone by launching the Scotch Cup series between their national men's curling champions. Interest in other countries was generated, and the USA (1961), Sweden (1962), Norway and Switzerland (1964), France (1966) and Germany (1967) expanded the Scotch Cup entry. The 1959-67 results now are recognised in the curling history of the men's world championship.

19. Directory Of Curling Links The Canadian Curling Website offering the links and a curling directory services.Category Sports Winter Sports Curling...... Curling Camp GayCurl Canada curlingwithpride In The Hack Internet curling clubCurlingArena Curlit.com Curling.net Curling City curling history The Curling http://www.curling.com/

Welcome back to Curling.Com - Your Premiere Curling Directory - Jump off here eh. . . Canadian Curling Association BC Interior Curling Association BC Ladies Curling Association Pacific Coast Curling Assoc ... Canadian Curling Clubs Take up the corporate challenge! World Curling Federation European World Curling Tour Australian Curling Federation Curl Nordic ... International Curling Clubs Sign up and get yourself a deal! Team Berthelot Marilyn Bodogh Team J. Brown Team Clark ... Team BernAAM (Swiss) Team Martin (GB) Team Scheopp (G ER Team Adams Team Bitz Team Gushue Team Korte ... Team Tomko (Great site!) Team White Don Barcome Jr. Team (US) Team Stoeckli (Swiss) Additional team photos and bio's Bernie Sparks Website Email your request today! -curling newsfeed or An 'offbeat' newsfeed to lighten your day 5000 default 50 default World Senior Championships - Apr 2/03 Team List Women's Draw Men's Draw Ford Worlds ... Schedule - 2002/03 REPORTS - ARTICLES Gerry 'Soupy' Campbell Tour Report Soupy's tour reports will return next fall Thanks Soupy!

20. Welcome To The World Curling Federation. 2003. 03/17 Swedish National Championships 2003. 03/10 - Ferbeymakes curling history. 03/10 - Danish Curling Championships 2003.03 http://www.worldcurlingfederation.org/

Contact us: WCF Secretariat webmaster Home News ... Miscellaneous W orld Curling Championships Please visit the WCC pages. W elcome! Welcome to the World Curling Federation, the governing organization for curling associations worldwide. On this web site we have gathered information regarding the work by the federation and curling news from around the world. Double golds for Canada in the Junior's Canada and more specifically the city of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan had a great week in Flims where the World Juniors was played. Both the men skipped by Steve Laycock and the women skipped by Marliese Miller brought the gold back to Canada. You can read all about the championships, see all the statistics, standings and results on our WJCC page. Visit the World's and the Senior's Please visit our WCC and WSCC pages. Füssen 2003 Every year WCF arranges courses and a junior summer camp in Füssen in Germany. The Junior Camp is now full but there are still room at the courses. Click here for more information The World Curling Freytag Award to Robert Whitehead posthumously Former European president dead Switzerland National Championships 2003 ... More news ... non news-related The draw for the women's WSCC have been revised.

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