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Men’s Curling Championship
Feb. 10-14, at TG Smith Centre, Steinbach.
FEB. 10, DRAW
8:30 a.m.: David Kraichy vs. William Lyburn; Mike McEwen vs. Curtis McCannell; Allan Lyburn vs. Murray Warren; Terry McNamee vs. Andrew Wickman; Kelly Marnoch vs. Dave Elias.
12:15 p.m.: David Bohn vs. Peter Prokopowich; Kevin Larson vs. Kerry Burtnyk; David Hamblin vs. Sean Grassie; Doug Riach vs. Randy Neufeld; Reid Carruthers vs. Andrew Irving.
4 p.m.: Wayne Ewasko vs. Jason Gunnlaugson; Dave Boehmer vs. Murray Woodward; Brent Scales vs. Bob Sigurdson; Jeff Stoughton vs. Jim Kirkness; Travis Graham vs. Brendan Taylor.
8:15 p.m.: Randy Dutiaume vs. Ryan Hyde; also four B-side games.
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Updated on Thursday, February 4, 2010 4:07 PM CST: Fixes Allan Lyburn opponent