St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-18

un il tomorrow. The first event was
the first draw for the jObbers' union
trophy, four pairs of red hone curling
stones, costing 500, presented by The
st. Paul City Railway company. Sew
enteen ends were played in the after
noon, and then the second draw was
played by four rinks in the evening, as
will be seen by the su5joined recital or
the routine occurrences.
The snow fell TO some extent during
the afternoon, but did little harm to out
door playing. In the evening, however.
the river sheets of ice were abandoned
and the only contests occurred in the
club house.
Refreshments were served in the
annex, and the visitors were the guests
of the local players. Everything pos
sible was done to contribute to the
pleasures and comforts of all the visit
orS.
The prizes are elegant affairs, and the
aggregate cost mounts up 10 some 80, 0Oo.
Owing to the fact that several OF the
| trophies have not yet been completed
| they have not been placed on eXhlDl-
ton, but the public will be given an
opportunity Of inspecting them III 1eW
I days.
At the conclusion of the days pro-
| gramme a crew of WOrkmeD "pebbed'
| the rink, and it will certainly be IN
! tirst-claSs condition for today'S events.
and exciting scenes and incidents are
promised. Moreover, there is no dan
ger in making the prediction that this
will be the most notable bonSplel ever
given in this country. The talent ana
| the proweSS is engaged, and all that IS
needed is a continuance Of favorable
| weather.
JObbers' Union Trophy.
This was the first event, and it was
played Yesterday morning. The trophy
is four pair of curling stones, costing
$780, The rinks participating and the
results Of the play We're:
T. Hastings. Mps.. .i2 Sayille, Lodi -. II
Robertson Mil 9WlliamS Waupaca.
BENJAMIN. Maustou. Il Patton, Winnipeg. II
Roberts, Milwaukee. L Patterson, Npg.....l il
Harvey St Paul - 0Harper MplS.. 80. !!
McConochie, Cam a. q McCutchecn, Mpis.. !
Brydon, Milwaukee. II Kelley Winnipeg. i.
! Cameron ST. Paul II KnudsOn, Naupaca l;
Mccullough, st. P .I7Chandler Jr.. Wpg.,.
! Lill Chicago. IA Mccullough, 81. Paul l.
| Adamson, I. Paul. L? ktchu. Brandon. Il
Nettleton. ST. Paul .2c Wood, Chcago.-:. IL
/ Yonhill, Winnipeg. 9Pallon, Minneapolis.
! Nelson. Chicago -. il Welles, Portage. -. j
Horston. Winnipeg. Il Fraser, Winnipeg. II
! Campbell, ST. Paul .2f Ferrler, 81 Paul -
| Cooper, Page Prairie gILyon, keewatin. 81
II. S. lockwood Portage, won by defaul
from A. Skerch of Fargo.
Hiukle. st. Paul. .. Is Sparling, P'geP'airie 2
| Rat Portage 49,. Is LOrimer st. Paul II
narstone, Winnip'g. l9Chandler Jr. ca II
Fraser. Winnipeg III Dryden, Milwaukee,! !;
Hinkle, ST. Paul 10 knudsen, Waupaca.. i
". Lyon, Keewatin, played thirteen
! ends, and forfeited to j. IL. Wells, OF
| Portage. The score stood Is 10 Z.
Three rinks defaulted, as follows
William Rodgpr. st. Paul, to w. w
Mcmillan, Winnipeg; }. Armour, Chi
lam Hardie, Minneapolis, to E. w. kib
bic, Chicago.
ST. Paul Trophy
This was the second event, and tht
first draw resulted as follows:
Mccullough, St Paul 10 McCutcheon. Mpls. .
Mcmillan, Winnipeg. .2l ISaville, Lodi. ........E l.
Lorimer. St. Paul. defaulted to Wood, Chi
cago.
Yonhill, Winnipeg IS 5IPatton, Mpls;,; -
Ferrier. ST. Paul . 13 RockWood Portage ?
Mccullough, ST. Paul.E parting, Ptg la p riel
Hill, Chicago. .....15 Nettlet0n, 81. Paul. j.
William Hardie, Minneapolis, de
feated to Mark Torture, Winnipeg.
The second draw for the jobbers
union trophy, played last evening
came out as follows:
Hugh Campbell .i3IE. W. Kibbee E. II
Alex Mccullough. ..l2I George Wood. 80. i
7. Kelly. .........25 K. McConochie. III
Owing to the fact that the full rink
have not been reported to the secretar,
only the skips are given in today's re
ports.
George f. Hall Medal.
The first draw for the George F. Hal
medal will be played this morning. Iht
entries are: :.
First Draw-A. Patton, Minneapolis
VS.. w. Ii. 0parling, Portage la Prairie
William Harder. Minneapolis. VS.. E. W
Kibbee, Milwaukee; j. c. Harper, Min