OGDEN, UTAH — It was another tough outing for Canada’s Matt Dunstone at the world men’s curling championship.
Dunstone’s rink suffered a 9-3 setback to John Shuster of the United States in seven ends Sunday. After opening the competition with two consecutive wins, the Canadians have now lost two straight after dropping an 8-3 decision to Scotland’s Ross Whyte in eight ends Saturday night.
The Americans opened the contest scoring two in the first end before the Canadians cut the deficit to 2-1 through two. But the U.S. countered with two more in the third, and then after Canada scored one in the fourth, came back with four in the fifth for a commanding 8-2 advantage.
Dunstone’s team added another single in the sixth but…