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notched up enough iy isurance to
take the game, but indefatigable
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utes of the game to hand ‘An>
nunciation a big disappointment
instead,

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Smith and Walter Oskey “who
racked ‘up 22 points .and” 18.
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ciation and Kim. ian and Jim
Johnson who notched 15. and. 22.
points for Rainmakers. :

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‘fributed ©. to- Rainmakers” ‘16-13 |
edge,
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with. seven . points, gradually
overtook Rainmakers, during the
second frame and ‘ended | the,
first half with a. 32- 30 lead. .
“Annunciation managed, to
{maintain their two point” edge |
‘ito the end of the third quarter,
44- 42... .
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as it: took. the- floor: for: ‘the final
quarter. ~

: " Sparked. by Smith with, séven
points and’ Jack .Rudolph | with
six points, Annunciation in-
creased their. narrow. ‘margin to
as ‘Seven: v'point, lead. by the’ time

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out, andune cerned over the
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up 13 consecutive ‘points ‘befor re,
the: fina rant “|

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key. 4, Laird 4,: Twaites 8,. Lyons
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160, °
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Arseneau, Toth, Joe. Arseneau 4,

: Population ‘of. the. ‘elty: of To-
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Carlson 2, Wick, Giske 4, Colussi.

not defeated. oe

Timing his: play. perfectly, he
brought home.10 tricks in spite
‘of the fact.that there were ap-

 

in the trump suit.

Jof ‘clubs and dummy’s ‘ace won.
Mr. Masters studied the.cards a
few moments after. cashing the
king of spades and secing Mr.
Abel discard a small heart.

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tricks and he did so In the fol-
Towing manner, .

At trick three he led dum-
my’'s last trump, Mr, Muzay
. went up with the ten to. pre-
vent the nine from winning’
and Mr. Masters took the trick
with the queen.

, He now cashed the ace and
' Iking of diamonds, led a third
‘diamond and ruffed with the
nt trey of spades. He entered dum-
rg my again with the ace of hearts,
i yeturned -a fourth diamond and
dijs ruffed with the five of spades.
Hie All he had to do at this point
was to get ‘out of the lead, which

ihe did by leading his last heart.

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“By EASLEY BLACKWOOD °

Failure Of. His. Double. Bid

| Surprises Mr. Muzzy

With his five spades to the jack- ten, Mr. Muzzy
thought he hada nasty surprise in store for Mr. Mast.
ers, He was might, Mr. “Masters Was § surprisad, ‘but!

parently two sure.losers in clubs; |-
one in hearts and at least one |.

The opening lead was t the king

' to arrange to take - six spade -

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Mr. Abel won and. cashed the
confidence. than he ‘ever had, King of elt Fea ed. tthe
and a player with confidence 8

jack of clubs which would have:
and his ability is bound to score taken a trick under “ibs own
goals. Those recurring injuries

undermined his faith: in him-| But ‘here Mr, Muzzy was down

self.” ‘to nothing but trumps—the jack
In- 39 fanies ¢ ‘this season, the eight and seven. With a puzzled

this. way, “Dickie now has more

19 goals—more than he has ever jing glance at Mr, Abel, he ruffed j
scored er Ma fuil' or. part with the seven spot.

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cighth-place tie with 31 pdints,
only five points out of third
place. His 19° goals were the
third highest, topped. then only
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“TORONTO  - ~ Quarterback ‘
Tom Dublinski has. agreed - bol,
talk things over again: with. De-
troit Lions who have been try-
‘ing to woo him away from Tor-
onto Argonauts for the last two:
year's,

Lions coach Buddy Parker was
quoted Tuesday as sayligiWe ‘
i want Dublinskl and We're going
to get him.” A ‘week ago he sald
he'd have Dubliniski.,$ signed iy
Jan,.3h

“Buddy sald that?” Dublinski
asked,

The 26-year-old passer, out
With injuries all last season after
starring in the Big Four the;
previous year, has been the sub-
ject of a long fight between the
National Football Leagug club
and Argos, who signed nm ton
two-year contrach ‘in 1958

SEEM COOL TO MOVE ‘

Dublinski gave the impression
he ‘didn't attach mueh signifi
vance to the Debroll: move,

“The only thing that has hap-
pened ty that Buddy Parker call-
ed me np and asked me Word) %
} meet with him in ‘about two}
weeks, “I said T would, What) <
have J got to lose? Bub T didn't); —
say I'd go to Detvoll, or make
any kind of promise," '
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was nice to he sought aflor, .
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wondering what kind of | can.
i uinet you're going: to pot, West ee
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