St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-19

G. o. Nettleton. st. Paul, 90, VS.. Mark Fort
une, Winnipeg, I.
A. P. Cameron, St. Paul, IL, VS.. George
Drewry Rat Portage, 20.
j. G. Einkle, ST. Paul, Is, vs. S. Harstone,
Winnipeg. II.
e. B. Benjamin, Mauston, 9,vs. o. W. Rob
ertson, Milwaukee, p.
Tom Hastings, Minneapolis, IA, VS.. E. E.
Saville, Ladi, IL.
II. Il. Harvey, St. Pail. II, VS. Tom Kelly,
Winnipeg, 1G.
Charles Ferrier, ST. Paul, 10. VS. F. L. Pat
ton, Winnipeg, l6.
Completes the JObbers' Draw.
There were three rinks that failed to
finish the draw for the ST. Paul trophy
Wednesday evening. They resulted as
follows yesterday:
G. B. Roberts, Milwaukee, 19,vs. W. j. Coop
er. Portage la Prarie. IA.
James Patterson, Winnipeg. forfeited to
Tom Hastings, Minneapolis. after playing
ten ends. The score then stood 10 to in
favor of Hastings
j. p Adamsnn. of st. Paul, forfeited to j.
c. Harper. of Minneapolis.
II. II. Harvey of ST. Paul, forfeited to II.
W. Williams, of Waupaca, after playing
twelve ends, when the score stood 16 to in
favor of Williams
st. Paul Trophy.
The third draw for the ST. Paul
proved exceedingly interesting, and not
little excitement stirred the hearts of
the enthusiasts. r. McConochie had
particularly fine battle with John Hin
kle, and A. p. Cameron and w. II.
YOuhill increased the excitement that
pervaded the Kinks during the even
ing
The results were:
James H. Welles Portage, &c. VS.. j. Nc
Cutcheon, Minneapolis, 6.
r. McConochie, Cambria, 16, VS.. John Hin
kle, st. Paul, IS.
A. P. Cameron, ST. Paul. II, VS.. W. H.
Youhill, Vim peg. IS.
j. P. Adamson. St. Paul, forfeited to j. G.
Harper, Minneapolis.
The SObbers' Union Trophy.
The bra curriers' played the second
draw for the elegant solid silver tank
ard presented by the jobbers' union
late in the afternoon. There were sew
eral contests so mighty close that the
result was in doubt until the last stone
had been laid. For illustration, George
Woods rink defeated W. G. Fraser's
rink by only Is to IA, and w. Lyon de-
feated II. S. lockwood Is to IA.
1t was hot contest between Hugh
Campbell and r. II. Dunbar. They
tied in the seventeenth end, and played
an extra, resulting in IA to Is in favor of
Dunbar. The scores were:
W. W. Mcmillan, Winnipeg, 10, VS.. E. E.
lovette. Lodi, 15
J. c: Harper, Minneapolis 9, VS.. T. Kelly,
Winnipeg. u.
j. Mccullough. St. Paul, IS. VS. G. o. Net
Teton. St Fau 10.
George Wood, Chicago,15, w. W. G. Fraser
Winnipeg, II.
W. Lyon, Keewatin, IS. vs. Il. S. Rockwood
Portage u.
George Drewry, Rat Portage 25, vs. Mark
Fortune, Winnipeg, 10.
l.. Nelson, Chicago, 9, VS.. r. H. Dunbar,
Winnipeg, II.
George Drewry;. Rat Portage, s. VS.. ".
3, E. Laville, Lodi25, vs. o. w Robertson,
Milwaukee. 9.
f. L. Patton, Winnipeg, Is. vs. James Pat-
ters0n. Winnipeg. II.
r. II. Dunbar, Winnipeg, II, VS.. II. Camp
bell, 13.
Consolation Prize.
Four games were played for the con-
ISOLATION prize Oh the outside ice yester-
day afternoon. being the first draw for
that prize, four pairs Of red hone curl
Ing stones, presented bv the Anheuser-
Busch Brewing association, of st. Louis.
The feature was the struggle between
W. }. Cooper's rink and that of j. A.
Bryden; the latter won II to IL. The
result Of the play was:
II. Fl, Harvey, St. Paul, H. vs. Charles Fer
Ter, St. Paul, {.
Z. B. Benjamin, houston, 4, vs. A. Patton
S. S. Chandler Jr-, Waupaca, IS VS.. j P
AdamsOn, St. Paul. 10.
w. j. Cooper, Portage la Prairie, II, VS.. j.
A. Dryden, Milwaukee, T..
John Johnston Trophy.
The first event for today will be the
initial play for the John Johnston
trophy. The draw was made at the club
house last evening and the result was:
j. G. Hinkle drew the only bye in the first
contest.
r: ]. Mcleod. Duluth, VS. H. H. Harvey
Thomas Hastings, Minneapolis, VS. j, P.
AdamSou, st. Paul.
E. B. Benjamin, Mouston, VS.. c. Ferrier
St. Paul
r. McConochie, Cambria, vs. c. B. Roberts,
Milwaukee,
H. lockwood, Portage, VS.. j. A. Dryden,
Milwaukee.
j. c. Horpe, Minneapolis, vs. H Campb ell,
William Horder, Minneapolis, VS.. y. Nc Cul-
Tough, ST. Paul.
A Patton, Minneapolis, vs. A. P. Came ron
st. Paul.
J. McCutcheon. Minneapolis, vs. S. G.
Chandler, Waupaca.
George Wood Chicago, vs. o. W. Robert
son, Milwaukee,
E. W. Kibbee Chicago, VS.. W. w Lorimer,
st. Paul.
S. Nelson, Chicago, Us. G. o. Nettleton, st.
Paul.
j. B. Helt Chicago. vs. j. T. Kemds on.
Waupacq.
E. E. Sayille, Lader, vs.. j Mccullough, st.
Paul.
Among the Curriers'.
tom" johnson, the genial spirit who
''leads' for Mark Fortune, ana who, Dy
the way, has no superior in that position,