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Mrs, Keen was delighted when her partner open )
ed the bidding in today’s deal. She envisioned a slam
| if partner had something over a minimum opening,

Mr. -Dale’s first rebid of the
no trump was discouraging, but

o Welther side vulnerable
velyone ‘Welcome ; . Canadian, Press Staff Writer : Me eee made another try with NORTH
m Mrs, Keen.
) RINGST ON; Ont, (CP)—The curling Campbell Dale then slipped Into the three AKQ83. -.
: runip slot he was saying the Ad. Ye
ME brothers from: Avonlea, Sask., probably: get: night. Ihe brut Pa ni vtive stacy a $8 a ' mo
a| mares. when they consider Matt Baldwin: They just his frst bie. ante: Reed fpve u. WEST EAs 4
: . : Mr. Champion Mr. ‘Abel °
can't get past the Alber ta. skip i in major competition, first trick, Mr..Champion led}  A.g onan
The rinks clashed. Wednesday 7 |.the six of hearts and Mr. Dale] 9 Q 10783 $ ee 42
in the: fifth round -of the 10- another. ‘two: -game. “winner, de- ‘scanned the dummy hand. He! @Q 10932 ¢5,
Mgame’ round-robin ” ‘Canadian! treating Quebec: 13- 8 and Now. cowld take seven tricks without} 95 - & 87632
(championships, Baldwin won 8- foundland: 12-8, 7 ", surrendering the lead, . The two SOUTH |
‘Ton an extra end..In 1954, when]. The’ Port. Arthur. rink’ repre- ‘additional tricks he needed Mr Dale
‘the Edmonton rink won the title, senting: Northern* Ontario Sp, it. might be developed in cither ¥9842 A
| the Caimpbells were his early) its'two games, winning 19-4 over, spades or diamonds. Of course OAKIE4. |
| Vietims. and’ finished” -in’ ‘the New. Brunswick and ©. losing {to . setting’ up spades would surely - ‘aai’ KO.
he bidding: 2

let. the opponents in, whereas
trying: for more diamond tricks
=tby finessing the jack would be
successful if Mr. Abel had ex-

2 actly: threé diamonds to the

queen,-’ Inv. this latter. case ten

‘| tricks-could be won before glving

up the lead.’
Nevertheless Mr. Dale went af-
ter spades-first, But he did not

‘| duck the first heart. .He went
‘I right: up. with dummy’s, ace. in

the belief that it was practically”
impossible for the balance of the
heart-suit to run against him.
First, he reasoned that if the
opposing hearts were divided
4-3 he had nothing to fear be-
cause. then he could not Jose |

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only the queen left: Mr. Dale-

with the king of diamonds.and {f°
at this point -Mr. -Champion’s|;
hand was an open book, ‘He had |
shown up with a: doubléeton..in
both black suits. -Ho-had.dis-.
carded the: seven ‘and ‘ten:.of.
hearts and so was known to’ have

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‘g) DRIVING FINISH ee Ra topping - honors . capturing the ace of spades, Even if Mr, the ace-jack - ‘of ‘diamonds | for. JACK AAR
"Wednesday's" play ‘-was the men's high’ single game of, 302] Champion held five hearts, Mr. | ticks inns and ten. NS

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g| 10."on an’ extra: énd:.in the fifth: went: on-to chalk’ up 6 687 for wO- Champion held all three of those
| found. and. teks smothered. Nev : men’s high’ three. - cardshe would have Ied the
hi. Team. high. ‘single: 9 was: scored king,;nol the six spot. If Mr.
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we thiree with 3242, ‘{position to overtake either of}
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