St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-06

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vi MyrOn, of st.
Paul, secretary.
Largely to the industry of these
officials belongs the credit of ar
ranging an exceedingly delightful
programme for the coming bOnspirl. 1t
will begin on the 18th and will continue
four days. But the history would in
deed be imperfect, and the conclusions
would threaten to be misleading, were
not the supplementary statement made
that the entire ensemble of the st. Paul
curling clubs have entered with
patriotic Zest into the spirit Of the coca
sion. They will leave nothing undone
TO contribute to the amenities of the
bOnSpiel, and also to further the in ter
est that is taken in this excellent sport.
The committees that have been bur
dened with the duties have completed
programme that ensures successful play
and exciting contests on the beautiful
sheets Of ice that have been placed i'll
proper condition Oh Raspberry island.
This programme is:
First Event-St. Paul Curling club
silver tankard; value. $500.
Rules Governing AbOVe-Open to all
Kinks of CLUBS duly affiliated with regu-
larlY organized curling associations,
either in the United States or Canada.
III this competition, seventeen ends
shall be played by each rink, after each
successive draw, until finally decided.
The taHkard will be awarded to the
success III rink.
Second Event--First prize, ST. Paul
J0Ubers' union trophy. value $500. Pre-
sented by the St Paul JObbprS' union.
of st. Paul, MINI. And four pairs red
hone curing stones, value $l00,f mem
bers OF winning rink. Presented by the
ST. Paul City Railway company.
Second IriZe-FOurg gold medals value
$780, Presented by John q. HInkle, eX-
president Of st. Paul Curing CLUB,
Rules Governing Aboye-Open to all
Kinks afiiIiatlng with regularly organ
iZed curling associations either in the
United States or Canada. Seventeen
ends to be played by each rink. after
Pach successive draw, until finally de-
cided. The trophy and John G. Hinkle
medals to he competed for annually at
St.Paul, MINI.
Second prize to be competed for by
all Kinks who have during the contest
competed with the rink winning the
first prize.
Third Event George F. Hall Diamond
medal. Value, $500. Presented by George
+. Hall. OF ST. Paul, Mimi. And four
pairs of Red Hone curling stones tor
members Of the winning rink. Value,
800 Presented by the st. Paul City
hallway company.
Rules Governing Aboye-Open to all
Kinks atiilatlng with regularly organ
lied curling associations, either in the
United States or Canada. Seventeen
ends to be played by each rink after
each successive draw until finally de-
cided. The medal to be played for an
nually at the bOnSpieI of the North
western Curling association, and to be-
come the property of the skip winning
1t three times.
Fourth Event-John johnson trophy;
value, $500; and four bronze statues for
members of the winning rink. Present.
ed by the Hon. John Johnston, of Mil
waukee, Wis, president Of the North
western Curling association.
Rules Governing Above - Open
to all Kinks CT clubs af-
fiIiated with the Northwestern
Curling association. To be played
for annually at the bonspiel of the
Northwestern Curling association for
three years. Should any club win the
trophy twice during the above period,
the trophy shall become its property.
If not so won the mode of its final dis
posal snail he determined by the ass0-
citation. In any match for this trophy, If
the lead or second player is
called away for any good cause. in
the judgment OF the executive
committee of the association, another
player may he substituted in his place,
but only one such substitution Can be
made. Not less than seventeen ends to
he played by each rink after each sue
cessive draw until finally decided.
Fifth Event - Governors medal.
Value, $500. Presented by Hon. Will
lam r. Merriam, governor Of the state
Of Minnesota.
Rules Governing Aboyc-Open to all
clubs affiliated with regularly organized
curling associations, either in the
from each club TO enter. The aggregate
score of the two Kinks to count in each
contest.
In this competition seventeen ends
shall be played by each rink, after each
successive draw, until finally decided.
70 be played for annually III st. Paul,
MINI.
Sixth Consolation match: four
pairs of red hone curling stones; value,
500. Presented by the AnheuSer-BuSch
Brewing association, of st. Louis, Mo.
Open to all Kinks defeated in the first
draw OF both events numbered one. and
Two. Seventeen ENDS to be played in
each successive dlaW.
Seventh Event - Veterans match.
-Four medals. Presented by friend.
OF Milwaukee, Wis. TO all curriers'.
Rules Governing Above-Open to any
rink Of any club. Each member Of the
rink must be OF The age Of fifty years or
over. Final disposition of medals to be
conditioned as prescribed in rules gov
eIming event number four.
Eighth Eyent-Vhe Gordon champion
rink medal. Presented by Robert Cor
den, OF New York city.
Rules Governing AhOye-Open TO one
RINK only from each club affiliated with
Grand National Curling association.
Tie winner to be known as the cham
piOn rink for The year, and hold the
medal one year.
Ninth EYCnt-Grand Point contest,
open to all cullers. Rules of the North
western Curing association To govern
contest. Four prizes, presented by the
Commercial club, of 81. Paul.
First PriZe-Gold medal; value, $50.
Second Prize Gold medal: value, $40.
Third Prize-Guid medal; value, $50.
Fourth Prizc-G0ld medal; value, $50.
GENERAL RULES.
/. Play 10 commence each day at
$50 a. H., $50 p. N. and 7:3o p. NJ.
2. Kinks entered for any competition
must go through match as entered, no
substitute being allowed. All players
must be in good standing III their re-
spectiye clubs.
3. If any Of the competing Kinks are
not ready 10 play at the hour fixed for
any match, one end shall be counted as
played for every ten minutes delay and
the opposing rink shall count one point
for each such period Of time.
4. In the event OF any disagreement