Another interesting tranposition!

[Richard Pask]

10-15 21-17; 11-16 17-13; 16-20 24-19; 15-24 28-19; 8-11 22-18; 11-16 25-22; 7-10 29-25; 4-8 18-15; 9-14! (3-7? loses as per CTTW P161) 22-18; 3-7 18-9; 5-14 25-21: Kears Ency 4th Edition P202 V24

Compare the above with this: 10-15 24-19; 15-24 28-19; 11-16 22-18; 8-11 25-22; 16-20 29-25; 11-16 18-15; 4-8 22-18; 7-10 25-22; 3-7 22-17; 9-14 18-9; 5-14 17-13 same!: Solid Checkers Part 4 P77

Moreover, the KE and SC continuations are the same.