St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-17

Third Rink = f. T. Adams. skip;
James Morgan, Stephen Ii. Hotf. K. w.
Williams.
Fourth Rink-C. B. Roberts, skip;
James Lawrie. Archie Middlemas and
Citing Elnore.
Then come the famous Winnipeg az
gregatious:
Winnipeg Granites-T. Johnson, w.
GeorgesOn. Paterson, NJ. Fortune, skip;
J. Girvin, Ii. Mcdonald, E. Cass, I.
Kelly, skip; j. &. Gilcher, E. q. Conk-
lin, G. H. Allan, W. q. Frazer. skip; Il.
A. Harvie, G. f. Carbert, NJ. Clarke. 5.
HartStoue, skip.
Winnipeg Thistles-A. G. Sutherland,
w. A. Carson, L. r. Mckenzie. r. II.
Dunbar. skip; II. ByrneS, A. H. Brown,
r. Evans, ". ii. YOuhill. skip.
Winnipeg Assinaboines-A Lave,
Maj. Bell, j. p. Wilson. E. l.. Patton,
skip.
Rat Portage "A. Carmichael, A.Lang-
ford, c. n. Stirling, &. Drury, skip.
Keewatin-J. Maxwell, K. A. Maeher,
j. Walls, William Lyon, skip.
Portage La Pralre-S. K. MOrlatt. Dr..
Keele, j. Giles, w. ii. SpauIdng, skip:
". Hunter, [. Porter, j. Watson, w.
Cooper, skip.
Brandon is also sending three Kinks.
They will arrive today.
The entries for the different events
will be made today. The ASSOCIATION
will have business session at the club
house at $50 this morning, when officers
will be elected, and play will shortly
follow, and then the cries OF the enthu-
siasts will awaken the echoes.
The weeks programme is repro
duced.
First Event-St. Paul Curling club
silver tankard: value, 5000.
Rules governing above: Open to all
Kinks of clubs affiliated with regularly
organized curling associations, either III
the United States or Canada.
In this competition seventeen ends
shall be played by each rink. after each
successive draw. until finally decided.
The tankard will be awarded 10 the
successful rink.
Second Event-First prize, St. Paul
JobberS' union trophy; value, 500;
presented By the Jobbers' Union of st.
Paul, Mimi; and four pair red hone
curling stones; value, 800; for mem
bers of winning rink; presented by the
st. Paul City hallway company.
Second Prize Four gold medals;
value, $500. Presented by John q.
Hinkel, eX- president of st. Paul Curling
club.
Rules Governing Above-OpeE to all
Kinks affiliating 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 decIded.
The trophy and John q. Hinkei medals
TO be competed tor annually at st. Paul,
MINI.
Second prize to be competed for by
all riakS who have during the contest
competed with the rink winning the
first prize.
Third Event George F. Hall, dia-
mond medal; value, $500. Presented by
George f. Hail, of st. Paul, Mimi. And
four pairs of red hone curling stones,
for members of the winning rink; val
Tie, 500. Presented by the ST. Paul City
Railway company.
Rules Governing Above-Open to all
Kinks atfiliating with regularly organ
lied curling associations either in the
United States or Canada. Seventeen
each successive draw, until finally de-
cided. The medal to be played for an
nually at the bonspiel Of the North
western Curling association, and 70 be-
come the property of the skip winning
it two times.
Fourth Event-JOhn johnson trophy.
Value, S400. And four bronze statues TOR
members of the swimming rink. Pre-
scented by the Hon. John Johnston, of
Milwaukee, Wis, president of the
Northwestern Curling association.
Rules governing above: Open to all
riHks of clubs affiliated with the North
western Curling association. 10 be
played for annually at the bonspiel
of the North western Curling aSsOci-
alton 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 disposal shall be determined by
the ASSOCIATION. In any match for this
trophy, if the lead or second player is
called away for any good cause i'll the
Judgment of the executive committee of
the association. another player may be
substituted i'll his place, but only one
such substitution can be made. Not less
than seventeen ends TO be played by
each rink after each successive 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 Above-Open to all
; clubs affiliated with regularly organized
curling associations. either in the United
States or Canada. Two riuks from each
club to enter. The aggregate score of
the two Kinks TO count in each contest.
In this competition II ends shall be
played by each rink, after each success
i've draw, until finally decided.
TO be played for annually in st. Paul.
Sixth Event - Consolation match:
| Hnnr noiyG of hnna M c4O
valued at 500. Presented by the An.
heuser-BuSch Brewing association, of
st. Louis.
Open 10 all Kinks defeated in the first
draw of both events numbered l and ?.
Seventeen ends to be played in each
successive draw.
Seventh Event - Veterans match.
-Four medals. Presented by friend, of
Milwaukee,, Wis, to all curriers'.
Rules Governing Above-0pen 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 he
conditioned as prescribed in rules gov
erning Event No. f.
Eighth EIent-The Gordon champion
rink medal. Presented by Robert Cor
| don, of New York city.
Rules governing above: Open to one
tiiIh OulH lIOIH edcn cruz animated WIN
Grand National Curling association, the
winner to be known as the champion
| rink for the year and hold the medal
one year.
Ninth Event-Grand point contest,
| open to all curriers'. Rules of the North
western Curling association TO govern
contest. -Four prizes, presented by the
Commercial club, of st. Paul.
First Prize-Gold medal, value, $50.
Second Prize-Gold medal, value. $40
Third Prize-Gold medal, value, $50.
Fourth PrlZe-Gold medal, value, $40
HAGAN STILL CHAMPION.
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