St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-28

ten more about curling than lots of
pretty good curriers' remember. and can
take an active part in Il tip-top
game any day in the week.
Just as the sky to the west
ward tinged with the red glow OF
dying sun, a tremendous shout from the
players and a scattering OF the clans
proclaimed that some one was beaten.
And SO they were. Chicago had baStel
St. Paul with score OF Is to Ii. ana
Cambria had done up. Portage with Is
to the latter's Is, thus leaving Cambria
and Chicago to contest finally fol the
medal in the evening game. Ihen
came supper and a caucus of clubs III
the smoking room until the time set for
the decisive contest for the Gordon
medal arrived.
The final contest for the Gordon
medal. in which it was confidently be-
Iieyed by many the Chicago rink would
be successful, proved surprise to the
friends of the latter. The Cambflans
played magnificent game and In adj
dition were favored with most phenoHi-
email luck throughout the game. chi
cago fought stubbornly to the end, but
nevertheless suffered defeat by score
of "A to IL.
TIle Score.
FIRST DRAW
Waupaca s. S. Chandler, skip. ........... y.
Chicago, j. b. Hill, skip. ~
Minneapolis, T. Hastings skip. .......-...-4
Portage, j. B. Wells, skip. .......-.... 49,. 10
Cambria, r. McConachie, skip .-.....-....lb
Milwaukee. o. W. Robertson, skip. B
st. Paul. .............. ,....-.....-.... Dye
SECOND DRAW.
st. Paul, William R0dger, skip ......'...... II
Chicago, j. B. Hill. skip. ..................lS
Portage, j. H. Wells, skip. .................8
horn GLi
THIRD DRAW.
Chicago, j. B. Hill, skip. ..................u
Cambria. r. McConachie, skip..,.-,........2
To-day will occur the principal event
of the bonspieI The contest for the
Jobbers' union trophy and the Western
Dalrymple medal, offered by the Grand
National Curling association, Will be
fought In this event fully thirty links
will participate OF these st. Paul en-
tiers ten, as follows:
Rink No. Judge H. w. Cory, j. G. Hin
KEEL. Alex NcCulloch, William Rodger, skip:
Rink No ID j. Ahern, C. C. H. Smith, w.
A. Cameron, A. P. Cameron, skip:
Rink n. 3-Alan Brown, W. T. Myron,
James G. Myron, W. w. Lorimer, skip.
Rink No IA. d. Palmer, DUNCAN Con-
nell. D. C. Murray j. McCulloch. skip.
Rink No. Sd. c. Wall, W. H. Lightner, L.
P. ordway, g. Q. Nettleton,, skip: or
RINK NO. 6-George Hall, j. y. dand, W.
Mckenzie d. Mcmillan, skip.
Rink No I'd. Finlayson, DR.. Quinn, J. P.
Elmers, Hugh Campbell, skip.
Rink No. ga. d. Mcleod, j. 3. West, Ed
s. Bean, Charles Ferrier skip.
Rink No. SC. Nj. Griggs, Jack Wampler
W. II. Timer, C. E. Joy. skip.
Rink No. 10-W P. Abbott, L. Musetter, Il.
Elmer. G. Parmalee, skip.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Thistles No. IL. c. Harper, j. McCutch-
con, sam Hastings, Thomas Hastings, SKIP.
Thistles No. &c L. Mclean, &. c. Bag
ley, Robert Brooks, Andy Patton, skip.
The Waupaca, Chicago, Portage, Cam
bria, Milwaukee, Winnipeg, Fargo, Ar
hngton and Poynette Kinks cannot be
enumerated until this morning, as they
are liable to change through the arrival
of new vplayerS from these points. All
of the clubs are entered for the contest
Many more Kinks are expected to arrive
to-day, notably those from Winnipeg,
Fargo, Arlington and Poynette. Chi
cago will also send several more Kinks.
The draw for te-day's games occurs at 9
O'Clock, sharp.
Reihlen Champagne.
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