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The tennis sia wc Saskatche-
wains fate stice del over the
Alberta neater.

The nae tennis competitors
supplied the panel for Saskat-
vcuning thelr three
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Viet abies ae wonaen's WOH.
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uf Soakatehewsars Gerry Evans
ie the epeuns roung Saturday
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over the Sasnatehewan'’s Wo- i
men’s Open champion in Sun-!
day's rownd.

Lynne Evans and Sandra Hay.
the other two members of the!
U of S tele, posted easy victories
and June Trotter, respectively,

In the men's golf competition, ;
John Kilburn paced the U of 8;
trio with a 36-hole total of 148.
Norm Wine scored 169 while Dale
Palko fired a 164 to give the!
Saskatchewan squid a total of,
Alberta Cinished with a;
total of 476, tive strokes ahead |
a Brandon Colege finished third
with a total of 414. Brandon took |
part in the men’s. gulf only. :
Laurie Craddock carded 80 and!
78, Bob Storey #8 and 90 and :
Jerry Prior 82 and 86. \

Fenders Called
For Rebuilding
Burned Store

Tenders have been called for
revenstruction of MeRae Bros.
hid, ostore whieh was recently
destroyed by fire, Duncan MeRae
vice president, annamniced today.
Wit plans and specifications al-
ready drawn up, work will start
as avon as the contract ds let.

Until the new building = is
ready, the store wil continue to
eperate at its temporary loca-
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MISS ROUGURIDER—Franees

Stewart, demure 18-year-old
yionde from Swift Current,
Sack. he: been chosen Miss
Sackatehewan Roughridcr of
1955. Shel compete for the
title of Miss, Grey Cup at the

football final in Vaneduver
Novercber 26. Francex is five-
fect six anches, weighs ith

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By EASLEY BLACKWCOC

 

Throw-in, or End-Play, Enjoys Great Popularity

The squeeze play is probeity the favorite of the
serious students of the game, but the end-play, or
throw-in, has wider popularity because if comes up

more frequently,

How to reeogtuze the end-play
how ta execute i siecess-
fully wall be dur theme ino this
and several following cosmins.

Today's hand is a simple ane
but it dlustrates a basic princi

pleortwo. Playing a fnur spade *

contract, Mr. Dale had one loser
in hearts and as many as three
lusers in edlubs if he led efuos
himself. How convenient and
profitabie thwould We if he contd
arrange coalave (ye enemy start

‘the lich suit

FAVORABLE LEAD

He got a favorabie Jeud, 9
tramp, and he won with the
king. He laid down the ace ol
spades. ‘Then he cashed four
rounds of diamonds, exhaiustar
the defenders of a second suit,
Next he led his lane, ten of
hearts and Mri Abél won with
the jack. 5 ,
Examine the situation at this
point. Mr. Abel had only hearts
and clubs left. If he ted the ace
of clubs Mrz Dale would natur-
ally play small fram. his own
handand the dummy. Then be
would be certain of winning the
turd round of the suit with
queen.

If Mr. Abel led a low eluh Mrs
Keen would have to ploy the
kusg Cor not win the tricks, and
again Mr. Dale would pls low
from his hand and the board
Actually Mr. Abel didn't dead a
club, He returned a heart, hop-

ine there was one more a the

eased hand, Buy Mr. Dale rut-
fed in dumiiny and dise rded 3
staal erah from his hind.

THE ESSENGE

» Tn effeet hte go. to diecast vs
of dis chub losers on one of dae
mys Trumps.

The essence of this phe dg be
BHP PSETY Poouble eat ber

the Opponent.) hind berore stn
rendering the dead) Tb st
hed not played out his dianoned

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in this hand before putting Mr |

Abel in with aw heart. he would
hive had no advantage at al
Ate, Abel would ottapiy have re-
tamed a diamond without dam-
aee to his side.
wenlld tive trad too play

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Annual Pony League Banquet

essary, Mr. Thom sald, becatse

arrival af the trophy, donated
by Esquire Met's Wer for the

erence nanan eeenens mca one

‘stars defeated the Stanley Guy,

14-3 in the urs, anual NUE MI-
Tetar game at Toronto cht seies ¢

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Postponed Until October 26 |

Anniial banquet for Prince Rupert Pony League.
players originally scheduled for tomorrow night ati
the Commodore has heen set ahead until October 26
at the same place, Harold Thom, league president, |
said this morning, a

Postponement was made nec- 7
Thon sald. .
Besides the banquet, Pony)
Leaguers wilh see baseball films:
run off Inebding a condensa-|
tion of the 1934 World Sertes.
Pheyers, mariners, coaches;
ond sponsors will joln with spe-!

there had been a delay In the

Pony champions. In addition,’
jackets ordered by some 24 of the

nlayers had also not arrived, Mr,
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