St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-02
the score of Tuesday being 20 to

trophy, the score of Tuesday being 26 to
10 in Drummond's favor. An appar-
emily highest score was that of CHS
holm. of the Winnipeg Thistles, over
Neal Smith, of ST. Paul, 90 to IL, but
prOporti0nately it was not as
high as L0rimer's for proportionate
score to tie that of Lorimer would have
had to have been 80 to IL, allowing
Chisholm's opponents -. McCulloch,
of st. Paul, also beat Hastings. of Min
neapolis, yesterday by score of ID to
10, which, in connection with Lorimer's
record, is good showing In fine play
done better had Fortier played in his
rink instead of the new player who was
his substitute, for Mr.. Myron has had
but little practice. Nelson, of the Win,
nipeg Thistles, played against Will
Jams, of Waupaca; Cameron, of Minne1
apolis, against Selleck, of Waupaca, and
Fortune, of Winnipeg, against Dryden,
of Milwaukee, in the Jackson street
rink during the forenoon. In the after1
noon Jackson, of Stonewall, played
against Baxter, of st. Paul, and H.. III.
Smith, of the Winnipeg GRANTEES, against
Wells, of Portage, upon the same rink.
The ice under cover was fair. An the
other Kinks played at the Carnival
grounds. There was only one play Off
as the ice would not permit cOntinu-
ance of the game in the afternoon Fol-
lowing was :
Winnipeg Thistles, Nelson, skip-20, vs..
Waupaca, Williams, skip-1O. :
Minneapolis Thistles, Cameron, skip-16,
VS.. Waupaca, Selleck, skip-15.
Winnipeg GRANTEES, Fortune, skip-21, VS..
Milwaukee, Dryden, skip-15.
Winnipeg GRANTEES, Harstone, skip-19 VS..
st. Paul, Rodger, skip-S.
Winnipeg GRANTEES, Frazer, skip-1S, vs..
Chicago. Mckay, skip-17.
Winnipeg Thistles, Chisholm, skip-2S, vs.
St. Paul, Neal Smith, skip-12.
Milwaukee, West skip-2O, VS.. Fargo, Nc
Leod, skip-9.
stonewall, Lindsay, skip-21, VS.. Chicago,
McWhiter, skip-1S.
st. Paul, McCulloch, skip-19, VS.. Mime
neapolis, Hastings, skip-1O.
Waupaca, Woodnorth, skip-1S, VS.. Min
neapolis, Little, skip-14.
st. Paul, Lorimer, skip-25. VS.. Portage La
Prairie, Drummond, skip-lO.
stonewall, Jackson, skip-17, vs. st. Paul,
Baxter, skip-1O.
Winnipeg GRANTEES, Fl. H. Smith, skip-1s,
VS.; Portage, Wis, Wells, skip-l2
Thus the six Kinks of Winnipeg which
played and the two Kinks from Stone
wall
CAME OUT VICTORIOUS,
leaving the practiced curriers' from the
NOrth-the prize winners of former bon
spiels-still in the field and with big
odds in their favor. McKechnie, the
winner of the East VS.. West trophy, is
also in the contest, for. yesterdays
might-have-been game between him and
G. Smith went to him by default, leav-
ing the entire Winnipeg curling strength
to compete in to-day'S continuation of
the contest. For to-day seven Kinks
will be pitted against seven, leaving 81.
81. Smith, of the Winnipeg GRANTEES, a
bye. Chisholm, of the Winnipeg
ThiStles, is drawn against Frazer, of the
Winnipeg GRANTEES, and Jackson, of
Stonewall, will play HarstOne, of the
Winnipeg GRANTEES. This weakens the
Manitobans considerably. st. Paul
fights both Minneapolis and Winnipeg
Milwaukee and Winnipeg, both good
curling towns. find themselves in antag-
OniSm, and Chicago and StoneWall have
to fight it out on the ice together. The
draw for to-day's game, commencing al
a. m, is:
Winnipeg Thistles Chisholm, skip, VS.
Winnipeg GRANTEES Frazer, skip; Stonewall
Lindsay, skip, VS.. Chicago, Wood, skip; st
Paul. Lorimer, skip, VS.. Winnipeg GRANTEES
Fortune, skip; Minneapolis, Cameron, skip
VS.. st. Paul, McCulloch, skip; Stonewall
jackson, skip, VS.. Winnipeg GRANTEES, Har
stone, skip; Milwaukee, West, skip, VS.. Win
| nipeg Thistles, Nelson, skip; Winnipeg
| Thistles, McKechnie, skip, VS.. Waupaca
Woodwork. skip; Fl. II. Smiths rink of ths
Winnipeg GRANTEES bye. q