By LOU DOLE

THE Calgary stores' curling club, like everything under the direction

of the athletic body of the big store, is an unbounded success. No game

that one could mention is without its followers in our store and not

only are they followers of the rock and broom game, the boys who have

taken it up are good at it, at least they will say so and are willing

to back up their assertions at any time.

Jack Smith is moving around the store with a lot of extra pep. He is

skipping the only undefeated rink at present. Jack took the first game

from our G.M. and the second round was also a win for him after a hard

battle with Bill Cunningham. The following skips have broken even so

far: J. M. Gibson, Bill Cunningham, Joe Marsh and Hutchinson.

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