at 76 and a fabric pad indicated generally at 77 in this instance the fabric pad 77 is preferably integrally formed with the handle the handle 76 has an upwardly projecting hand grip 78 which includes a top 79 a left side wall 80 and a right side wall 81 a left wing or extension which is integral with handle 76 is indicated generally at 82 and a similar right wing is indicated generally at 83 the bottom surfaces of left and right extensions 82 83 lie in a common plane as best seen in fig1 and 15 hand grip 78 does not extend downwardly so as to lie in the plane of the bottoms of extensions 82 and 83 as best seen in fig1 and 15 rather a void 84 is formed beneath the upper portion of hand grip 78 and between the extensions 82 and 83 so that a configuration resembling a yoke is formed the material from which the handle is formed is deformable and preferably it is soft compressible and resilient it may have the characteristics of sponge rubber a suitable material is 2 pound cross link polyethylene bun cast the fabric pad 77 is similar in material and structure to the pad 45 of the embodiment of fig1 11 thus the fabric pad 77 includes a stiff yet bendable backing 85 which carries a fabric 86 composed of individual filaments it will be noted that in this embodiment the front corners of the pad 77 are not cut back the pad thereby having a rectangular outline which coincides with the outline of the handle 76 however except for this structural.