Blackwood on BRIDGE

Humanics Used for. Decision ©
Jin Avoidance of Today's Opponents

Even when you recognize the need to keep a “dan-
gerous” opponent out of the lead, it is not always clear
how this desirable result can be accomplished. To-
day's hand illustrates how humanics can. sometimes be

used to reach acorrect final decision,

Mr. Champton won ” first
trick with the king of hearts. Mr.
‘| Muzzy played the deuce on the West dealer

“ltrick, clearly tequesting a shift, | North- “South vulnerable
“| what could he want led? Not a toh
club, apparently, since there :
were three club honors in aum-
\lmy and Mr. Champion himself
‘had the jack. If Mr. Muzzy had
the king he would almost cer-
tainly win a trick with it later.

. So Mr. Champion made a good
shift to the queen of diamonds
and Mr, Dale now had a tough
decision to make, He had to lose
a diamond, he had already lost a
heart, and on the bidding he ex-
pected to lose a trick to the king |
of spades, Obviously, he could
not afford to let Mr. Championy ,, :

ruff a diamonds lead with a re Oh East * - South
small trump. ly Dbl. 34 sé

Mixed: League Bowlers.
“Set Three New Records vn IP th

Esquire Men's Wear’ and Vikings: are this. Sea- in dummy, it was-not the top of |as to whether the queen was a

In B League, Babcock Fisher-|sheet M A 1 thandd 46) 979, son ’g champion keglers i in the Mixed League. But an nonor sectience. Surely was singleton or part of a doubleton,
- ee eta nanalca’ f either a singleton or the lop 0 I r, H
ies, who weren't expected to give| a9 975, 797, 1208 total 4, 35; | race pegs her Oe these are only two of the achievements veached as the , ‘oubletone p of But here was the clinche

 

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we Keglers Cause
| £ Bowling Upset of Year

By “P LaPORTE ©

Grotto Cigar Store and Skeena Beverages, who
had been slapping all their Men's Five Pin Bowling §
League rivals with the greatest of ease during the
regular schedule, just didn’t have the push to continue

their habits when the annual playoffs were rolled. .

As a result, Hills and Williams, nee

—a fighting bunch of keglers: more games Monday, April 29, at
who finished in second place—/| 7-39. p.m. for the 1957 “Men's
,won A league in a spectacular’ Fiye-pin Bowling League cham-
finish, pionship of Prince Rupert. -
Down 160 pins with one game RESULTS

to go, the clothiers grouped tO-| van \
gether. and ‘succeeded in ‘rolling handionn "4 594, 58, 985, 831
the biggest game: of the series! jos7 total 5,103; Philpott-Evitt/|
and of the entire season—-1257—| (randicap 74) 1070, 883; 1139, 860,
to take the A league champion- 977, total 5,003; Grotto ‘Cigar,
ship and finish 100 pins ahead of Store (handicap 0) 1025, 964,

the runners-up Philpott-Bvitt. | i999 1036, 896, total 4049; ‘Thom’ gate Shield donated by Ter~ |

 

 

WEST
Mr. Champion

 

 

GRAND: SLAM in’ curling: wa
won by the Kitimat <rink:).
skipped by Ron Hatch at the:
second Terrace Easter Opel

Bonspiel, -The Kitimat rink?
was undefeated, winning. the
George Little Memorial Trophy ..
| for the A event, the Parker. |
Motors Ltd.. Trophy for .B
event and the Grand Aggre-.

 

 

right hand opponent was Mr,
Muzzy. Even if the lead were a
Singleton the odds were over-
whelming that it would never
occur to Mr. Muzzy to overtake
with the king and return a ‘dia

anybody much of a seare, Pulled] “embers of the Hills & Wil-, Murray MeDonald, third; Fred:| League winds up its competitive program. Three new| If it happened to be part of

off the biggest upset of the year i : ,
jams team and their total. are: dead” and. « Ron “py ti a deubleton, Mr. Dale’s best

by winning the B league crown in Gard oe -vecords were set in “B” section, ;

with a margin of 328 pins over Alf Adams 959, Win Gardiner 980, ee play would be to dusk in dum-
sal tticiane ~*~ | Bill Hardy 983, Ben Wagner 1082, Stan Koshman of Pat's Service, my and win the second round
runners-up Ac {Gordie Cameron 1025, I'took men's high single with 310 diamonds, so. that Mr.
find beat Stan Raychuck’s old mond for his partner to ruff.

Hate skp.’
howe. | of
- Electricians’ poor first game Of} aps F A . K L ’ 1 :
B” Le kF Champion would have no more
only 648 pifis hurt their chanees eaten Pee Esher: Cr ci t Unio | Vn, ‘triple mark of 771 with 777. OF }. cir - of the suit to lead when he got | As the play, actually went, the
‘high f C ! n 0 Esso Extras swept the lot inj mye 9 . in with his supposed king of ‘queen held. the second trick. Mr,
fighting drive they took hig (handicap 364) 648, 969, 1010, the team high single and triple Rinks Wi n

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of winning the title, but with.a 853, 866 total 5,300; Electricians
fer 4 ith 1101. wy 4 i P1272 and 345 8 spades, Dale wor the diamond continua:
game for the series w 9: : ith new figures o and 345 i it were a singleton, however, Lion with dummy’s ace, ost a

Rolling high single game for ae ba, total 497; Roya a Ani net tes ‘Win respectively. the right play to cut the com- spade finesse to the king, but
qe evening was Metro Mintenko 826-724, 971, total 4,830: Legion} Another Esso Extra, Skip Stor- | A munication between the defend- was then ina position to handle
of Electricians with a neat 300) (handicap 473) 901, 895, 762, 844, - Women’s Bowling, League’ con= ‘rie, took women’s high single egion Wal S ers’ hands was to win with the any return, pick up trumps, and
‘followed closely by team-mate, oo9 total 4,775; Skeena Beverages cluded its seascn with the des- with: 287, but Chatham's Mickey ace al once. discard two diamonds from the
Len Harrington with 295., | (handicap 0) 824, 1054, 1017, 956,|tination of three trophies ‘being ‘@r0ss collared the triple with 686. In the finals for the Canadian | Which play would you. make? board on his long el oo
I. Taking high single over in A 910.total 4,761; Esso Fuel Service| decided. Annettes of A Division}; Section “A” honors went to) Legion trophies, the Rusty Ford |r’ Date decided his best chance oare on iis Tong chuns.

 

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8 Thom Sheet Metal, who rolled 843 total 4,721.
the highest game in men's bowl-
ing this year with 360, followed

q cague was Victor Menzies _ of. (handicap 987) 867, 952, 909, 863,

Members of Babcock Fisheries,

Union of B Division won the “a 291 women’s high single, Fash-
Sweet Sixteen Trophy and ‘Sun-| ion Footwear’s Agnes Pierce tak-
rise.took the runners-up award dng triple witi: 675.

won the Annette Trophy, Credit Vernie Munizaba (Esquire) with) rink beat Ed Moroz tink 9-6 fol | was to duck the first diamond’

the Jeannie Warren Trophy and
the Kathy Kerr. rink beat the
McKenzie rink, skipped by Jack

lead, He felt it was about 60- 50° Try Daily News Classified

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yg by Stan Koshman of Philpott-

S Evitt with 331,

and their totals are: M. Herchuk
976, J. Setynski 963, C, Rudiand

presented by Gordon and Ander- |
son. .
Winners of all awards, which

: Don Hawryluk (Esquire) was
top single for the men with $22,
but Headpinners Tom MeMeekin

Lawrie, 10-9 after an extra end
for the Legion Trophy.

 

me a Hills and: Williams and 3 Bab- 883, C. Marineau 920, F. Hem~

‘mons 1117.

 

 

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1. THE DILTHROPS Know

“Lite may very well bea parnble,” Dad

Wilirop loves to say, “bat you en
shorten The odds and greatly improve
sor chances far Deter Living hy stick
ing (se deck in your favour with a few
Inechs iy Chie hank,"

The Diop’ prog dor better
living x sulidlly based on a savings ae
count fur cach member ob the taadly
Ab Abele loca Naf MT buaneh, The key
fo the succes ol thelr stem ds the
DAL vops! abl ob steady saving far
gpeclad objectives,

Did Diltiop, for example, handles
Wajor and polodic expenses like med:
fc) bia ind insurance preminins
Vaumbly aieeannts

says sulvent, Mom keeps a speclal
Ghristinas savings account 10 cover gift.
shopping expenses, The Dilthrop
youngsters, too, cach have thelr own
savings accounts a wonderful help in
tenching them the valuable lessons of

© Uhiiteand selfrellance

Why don't yoit follow the lead of the
_Dilthrops and thousands of other Cane
* wdlin farmilles with this trled and
tented formulys a habit af thrift and a:
Hof M Savings Account for cach menty
Ine af the family, After all, better
living isn’ a matter of luck for most
people It’s a maticr of playing euch
curd to get the most out Of Wd se
and a Jb of Me Savings Account helps
you da Just that

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Rusty Ford rink: Helen Ford, .

will be presented at the annual
banquet tomorrow night, are:

Division “A”: High average —
Bertha Dunbar, 213; high ‘single
game—Lois Keays, 360; .. high
three ‘“games—Lois Keays, 803;
team high single game— New
Laurel—1i59; team high three
games—Annettes, 3109; team
winning most games in the sea-
sen-—New Laurel. with 55 points:
team winning the booby prize—
McKays, . .

‘Division “B’: High average—
Ruth: Ramsay, 183; high: single] §
game—lackie Moorehead, 314;
high three games—Verna Parkin,
723; téani high single game —

‘Shop Easy, 1118; team high three »

eames—Shop Easy, 2947; team
wibning the most games in’ the
season—Radio Cabs with 54
peints; teany winning the booby
prize—Wallaces,

had a 741 triple.  Afinan. andl Wrath
“smith and Elkins took team} Miners and J, Wrathall,

high single with 1321 and Head-| Ed Moroa rink: G. Goodwin, E.

pinners had tripie honors wi th! Bond and.F. Donez. . .

3564. , Kathy Kerr rink: B. Simund- ;
The top six teams in each sec-| son, J. Riddell and G. Goodwin.

tion will play off 7:30 tonight, McKenzie rink: J. Rurka,.

these being: McKee and B. eal.

- Section “A’—Esquire Men's The trophies will be presented

Wear; Pushovers; Headpinners; | a the: banquet in the Legion

Hi Greens; Fashion Footwear; | auditortum Saturday,

Frosty Lockers. - Ss
Seelion “B": Vikings; Shop-} SAN. “DIEGO, Calif, «—Bill '

easy Eby & Sons; Astoria Mes- Sweeney, veteran manager of |
enger; Overwaitea; CPA, Portland's: ‘Pacific. Coast: League |

 

 

 

‘The runners-up trophy will be baseball team; died in hospital |
played off Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. following: surgery for;
‘with the following teams: -a perforated ulcer. He was 53. i

Section “A”: Shenton's; Thom:
Sheet Metal; Caniisco; Smith $3!
Elkins; RCMP; Wrathal's.
Section “B": EMCS Chatham; -
Esso Extras; Pat's Service; CH.
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