St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-03
inks of the four will play for third

Kinks OF the four will play for third
prize.
The fourteen rinks played upon the
Carnival rink yesterday forenoon. I'm
fortunately, LOrimer's rink, of this CITY,
regarded as the best rink in the st. Paul
club. was beaten by NJ. Fortune, OF
Winnipeg, in close game of 15 to IS.
Lorimer made most of his points in the
last half of the game, and, if the twenty.
one heads had been played, he would
have had much better chance to win.
1t must be said, however, that his men
did not pull together quite as well as
they did on Tuesday and Wednesday,
when the record of this rink showed
the highest score each day. But John
Mccullough made up for Lorimers loss
by beating Cameron, of Minneapolis, by
score of 26 to 9, the highest score Of
any for yesterday, which gives st. Paul
the lead for three days in points. This is
GOOD ENOUGH SHOWING
for the home club. He also beat Nelson,
OF the Winnipeg Thistles, i'm the after.
noon, by score of II to 15. The score
stood at one time II to 10, but the This
ties made five points before the game
ended. The two Winnipeg rinks, CHS
holm, of the Thistles, and Frazer, OF
the GRANTEES, having been drawn against
one another in the forenoon, certainly
Offset by Smiths rink, of the GRANTEES.
being left bye. In the afternoon, how.
ever, the four Winnipeg rinks of the
Granite club had been drawn two against
two, which, of course, assured the
loss OF two more Winnipeg rinks, Har4
stone beating Frazer Qast years cham-
plon( by a score of IS to IA, and Smith
beating Fortune by score of % to 9
Smiths victory was considered sur
prise, for Fortunes rink is a very strons
one. In the last head Fortune, in ar
attempt to chap and lie, expended toe
much muscle and split stone through
the center. The way the rinks nave
been drawn for this contest, Winnipes
will have played against herself foul
times in her efforts to secure the trophy,
but Smiths rink will not have PLAYED
as many games by one as the other three
OF the four remaining rinks. McKech
ME, who beat WOOdnOrth, of Waupaca
IN the East and West game. and wor
the prize, had another opportunity te
beat him yesterday, but only by two
points. Lindsay, of Stonewall, beat
Mckechnie in the afternoon, after beat.
ing Wood, of Chicago, in the morning,
and now McCullOch, of St. Paul. must
beat Lindsay to stand any chance in the
play off for the first and second prizes.
Eight rinkS played in the afternoon;
also upon the Carnival ice. The ice
improved considerably during the day.
The following was yesterdays score:
MORNING.
Granite, Winnipeg, Frazer, skip-2O, vs.
Thistle, Winnipeg, Chisholm. skip-I5.
StoneWall, Lindsay, skip-15, VS.. Chicago,
Wood, skip-13.
Granite, Winnipeg, Fortune, skip-ls, vs.
st. Paul, Lorimer, skip-15.
st. Paul, McCulloch, skip-26, VS.. Thistle,
Minneapolis, Cameron, skip-9.
Granite; Winnipeg Harstone, skip-25, Va
Stonewall, jackson, skip-11.
Thistle, Winnipeg, Nelson, skip-1G vs.
Milwaukee, West, skip-12.
Thistle. Winnipeg. McKechnie, skip-19
VS.. Waupaca, Woodnorth, skip-17.
AFTERNOON.
Granite, Winnipeg, Harstone. skip-1S.vs
Granite, Winnipeg, Frazer. skip-14.
Stonewall, jackson, skip-1S, VS.. Thistle,
Winnipeg, Mckechnie, skip-,16.
c Granite, Winnipeg Smith, skipoo23, VS..
st. Paul, McCulloch, skip-17, VS.. Thistle,
Winnipeg, Nelson, skip-15.
The draw for Saturday, when the
most interest will be concentrated in
the contest, is as follows:
GRANITE, wINsIPEG- GRANITE. wISSPEG<
J. Mcdonald, G P Wilson
J. Patterson, c. W. Huffman.
S. G. Harstone, skip. H. H. Smith, skip.
George sor rASStl SettlAton 7 SI0SaTALL- IHstdI
Alex McCulloch, j. McCulloch,
j. G. Hinkle. j. Vinan.
John McCulloch. skip. W. Lindsay. skip
The curling to-day, the individual
point contest, will also be very interest
ing. Each curler will play two stonel
at two heads, but on one ice, all thu
curriers' entered in the contest to fol-
low in succession. Each man has thir
ty-two chances of scoring points, viz
eight chances with each stone; sixteer
chances at each head. At each play;
point must be made, the eight points in
and curl in; chip the winner" ..ehai
and lie," ''out-wick," ETC.. in which thl
in and Out-turn enter more or less il
handling the stones. Entries will b
taken upon the ice this morning. an(
the curriers' will draw for position ami