In the icy grip of January 1891, the surface of Newton Lake was transformed to host a grand spectacle. Curling stones thundered across the frozen lake expanse, as teams from across the region gathered for the long-anticipated Newall and Calverley Curling Cups. After nearly a decade without competition, the lake came alive with sporting camaraderie, rivalry, and Victorian pageantry, drawing crowds of spectators eager to witness the skillful contests. This festive gathering not only celebrated the enduring spirit of curling but also showcased the vibrant social fabric its sportsmanship, tradition,…
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