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The Canadian championships were held in Hamilton where the Bayne Secord Saskatoon Tech rink won eight and lost one in the round-robin tournament. Their only loss came at the hands of Northern Ontario. The championship came down to a sudden-death playoff between Saskatchewan and Manitoba, each with 8 and 1 records. Tech counted three on the first and three on the third to take early control of the game. When they finished the ninth, Tech was up, 9-7. Tech played a shaky 10th frame but then Gene Walker, the Manitoba skip, missed his last rock when he was looking for a chance for three. That left Saskatchewan with a single and a 10-7 victory.

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Hamilton, Ontario

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