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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 20, 1997, Winnipeg, Manitoba Watch the end achieve amen cease Complete a a conclude curtains end exit expire flee get gone last leave terminate fill in the missing letters to Complete Puzzle. Unscramble circled letters to spell today s watchword. Today a watchword clue movie end Puzzle #36 i did it Here s my entry name address City town Telephone # postal code mail entries to watchword co Winnipeg free press . Box 39001 Winnipeg my. R2x 2m0 inuits my Aboim dropped Oft of la Winnipeg free press 1355 Mountain ave. All entries must be in individual envelopes with the Puzzle # written on the outside in the lower right hand Corner. Entry deadline july 25th today s Winner amp answers will be published in the Winnipeg free press on july 27th_ a i currently subscribe to the Winnipeg free press Haji i do not subscribe to the Winnipeg free press 1224 t key play the Gold eyes should have blown open the game in the first inning loading the bases with none out and one run already across the plate. A promising inning was screwed up by strike outs by . Martin and Brent Watts and a sensational diving play by Sioux City second baseman Josh liner robbing John Dorman of a single up the Middle and depriving the eyes of at least two runs. A bases jammed one out situation in the fifth inning yielded a single run. A Centre stage there a Little in Between with Kevin Garner Sioux cites designated hitter. You either get something big or nothing at All. Last night Garner sent two rockets out of Winnipeg stadium his 16th and 17th big flies of the season. He also struck out twice. Garners 39 hits this season also include eight doubles and his slugging percentage is an astronomical .733. Derek Kopacz matched garners feat with Solo and two run Home runs As the explorers cranked out a club record six Home runs. T what it Means one of the challenges Gold eyes manager Hal Lanier might face in the second half of the season intensity his team showed in charging to the Pennant. Winnipeg Tost consecutive games Only once in the opening 42 games. A the number second baseman Brian Puma is on another of his hot binges. Duva sports a seven game hit Streak ringing up a .483 batting average by going 14-of-29 with four doubles and eight stolen bases. His 36 thefts Are 10 shy of Chris powells no record. Last night he pounded out three singles stole two bases and scored two runs. Look for his name when the no All Star teams Are announced tomorrow. A next Stop the Gold eyes and explorers have at each other once More today at 2 . Tomorrow the Gold eyes will have a Golf Day. Their second in a five Day Span. The Madison Black Wolf drop by Winnipeg stadium on tuesday at 7 . To open a three game set. Compiled by Dave sup eve rates club Lucky weekly Winner for week #4 l. Everall explorers chasing fish at the end of the first half of the 1997 Northern league season a Mere 1 1/2 games separated the Pennant winning Winnipeg Gold eyes from the Sioux City explorers. The numbers dont lie for the Duel Between the teams is every bit that tight if not tighter. For the fourth time this season the explorers countered a Winnipeg Victory with a win of their own Paddy hacking the Gold eyes 9-4 before a crowd of 3.048 at Winnipeg stadium. In splitting eight games Sioux City has outscored Winnipeg 59-55. N Gold eyes 4 n explorers 9 swede Back in the Lead associated press new Rochelle. . A Anoka Morenstam Shook off her missed Chance blues and stormed into Contention yesterday going into the final round of the j Al big Apple classic. A Morenstam tied the tournaments nine Hole record of .30 with five birdies on the front using Short Irons and a red hot Putter to build the foundation for a 4-under 67 and a 54-Hole total of 206 just four strokes off the Lead.,. Today the swedish golfer will attempt her fifth Victory this season chasing a colleague searching for her first log a Victory. Michele Redman kept the Lead she has had since the first round with an even Par 71. She took a double bogey 7 on the 15th, but birdied the last two holes to stand 11-under 202. Morenstam was joined at 7-Underby Barb mocha who picked up a stroke with a 1-under 70 capped by two birdies Over the final four holes. Redman Mucha and Morenstam will be in the final group today. A i know i can play Well today a said Morenstam who has to victories in her career. A i love to be in that position. Its Kame Webb with five victories in less than two years on the tour was at 6-under, following a 3-Uniler 68. With her were another australian Rachel i Weatherington 2-under for the Day Jinn Barrett even Par 71 and Cindy Schreyer who started the round three strokes off the Lead but needed a final Hole birdie4 to finish the Day 2-Over. I Erie Kane of Charlottetown shot 72 for 211, nine shots off the Pace and Nancy i Larvey of Swift current sask., shot 75 for 220. Morenstam was favoured to win an unprecedented third consecutive . Women a open last week. Instead she missed her first Cut in 63 tournaments and came to Wykagyl country club profoundly disappointed. But since then Morenstam is 10-under for 45 holes and ready to win again. Junel4 Herb s How to play each Day s watchword contains a number of words to be placed in the Puzzle. The words Are connected vertically and horizontally. The circled letters Are then unscrambled for today s watchword. All entries must have the watchword completed to make the entry valid. Watchword rules 1. Clip your completed Puzzle including your name spelled exactly As you wish it to appear in the newspaper if you Are a Winner address and Telephone number. Drop off personally by the entry deadline noted in today a Puzzle to watchword Winnipeg free press 1355 Mountain ave., or mail to address on entry form below. All entries must include a Telephone number. 2. You May enter As Many times As you like however each entry must be in a separate envelope. The Puzzle number must be written clearly in the outside of the envelope in the lower right hand Corner. Envelopes received without the Puzzle number Are not valid entries. 3. You must use the Puzzle As it appears in the newspaper or a reasonable accurate hand drawn facsimile. Photocopies or computerized entry forms Are not valid entries. 4. Entries for each daily watchword game must be received by 12 00 noon five 5 Calendar Days after the game is published in order to be entered into the daily prize draw. Weekly prize draws will be made from All valid entries submitted for All seven Days of each week of the eight 8 week contest. The grand prize draw will be made from All entries submitted for the duration of the entire contest period. All prizes will be based on a random drawing of All valid entries received. 5. This eight 8 week watchword contest starts saturday june 14, 1997 and ends sunday August 10, 1997. Winners will continue to be published daily until sunday August 17, 1997. The grand prize Winner will be announced saturday August 23, 1997. 6. In fairness to All the Winnipeg free press cannot answer or respond to Telephone Calls regarding the watchword contest. All the information needed to play and to follow the contest is listed in the daily newspaper. 7. Winners will be notified by Telephone however entry into the contest constitutes agreement to publish your name As printed on your entry form in Case of inability to Contact you in Advance of publication in the Winnipeg free press. 8. All decisions by the contest judges Are final. Employees of the Winnipeg free press and their immediate families Are not eligible to win prizes in this contest. A immediate family Quot is defined As anyone residing in the same household. As Independent contractors newspaper carriers motor route Drivers and agents Are eligible to enter. Answers for Puzzle #29 a a i a n t m o m r a a c Al a g a r r h Ujj e y 2 i b o r n pc e pm b a by e a a u to s i s a re n a a s n u f f y y comic strip characters today a watchword Calvin clue Hobbes part Cir Winner of Puzzle #29 mrs. Eva Triechel ;