St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-20
CANADIANS THE WINNERS.
Continued From FIRST Page.

Inc game or the day, or the one
around which the greatest amount of
interest centered Yesterday, was that
| played between John McCulloch and ".
| f. Payne, in the Jobbers' Union event.
| The personnel of the two Kinks was as
| follows:
st. Paul-T. F. Baker, lead; DR.. Car
son, second; Allan Black, third; John
McCulloeh, skip.
Winnipeg Bruce. lead; Adams, sec
ond; Gunday, third; w. +. Payne, skip.
| McCulioch put up one of the best
games that has been played yet during
| the bonspiel. But Notwithstanding this
| fact, it is doubtful whether he would
have won had it not been that Payne
was very much oat of form. As it was,
| McCuiloch had the game by four points,
Payne winning in the early part of the
score from the beginning. The CON-
plete score in yesterday mornings
games in the Jobbers' Union event is
given by ends, as follows:
! Corners looooooo1,aokto1 o,
Morden 49,. "
Mf nr1,,In EO110O22OOO20OOOO- 8
| "o oS;, I0O2O202O3011200 O-13
he Mi t21O2O40112 O0C10O-16
rd Wirnin t0O1021O1001O02 2-1O
ScSu' po,, 1141O010103002301-1S
iis az pon, 4002o1O011O0O0 Old
Me eso15Ss;n tO240oo21OOO11212-17
|
Metu paaa 2O2034000o3o2 II
| Payne, Jookn6e teno1O5a-17
Winnipeg. ~ . o4 W iooO l = . '--i'
fortune. L101O1300OOo102O OBJ
hu W l91020021211OOo 103-15
fraser M;antnn la11O00O42OO04O 2-1s
cr mnasaa t00O2113O0211O4o 3-1s
| Shaw, 4,oenaoo1oo1oo ..
Winnipeg :. o = : . y w --"s
hastings, or. 1oOOo1O0OO02011-5
| The W ood-kelly game was particu-
larly close and exciting ore, and the
| Fortune-Huffman was a tie on the end.
| These two Kinks are considered crack
ones by their respective clubs, the
GRANTEES and Thistles. The personnel
| of the four Kinks is as follows:
! S. johnson, lead; w. ii. Rourke, Sec
ond; w. Georgeson, third; Thomas
Kelly, skip.
John Campbell, lead; D. Mckay. sec
| Ond; e. w. Kibbie, third; George Wood,
| skip.
+. Nicholson. lead; C. w. Sharpe,sec-
/ ond; G. E. Carbert. third; M. Fortune,
| skip.
j. c. Kilker. lead; j. McDiarmid, sec
ond; NJ. Campbell, third; G.. w. HUFF
man, skip.
In the first games played in the John
johnson event yesterday morning, the
complete score is as follows:
A, N Gull OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s.S1 Chandler toI1O01OO2O1O21OC 3-19
Mcwhirter, los1oaooo11115O O0-1s
Chicago.
Roberts o, ps looo101611o00O21s-
| Hinkel. teoo1o1noooeooo :
st. Paul.
Nelson, E01104O2 331111101-2O
| Sturtevant lo1naon1ooeo1t eo-1s
Roberts eo.o1eos1ooo4Ao 1-1o
Milwaukee ~. =. -,
Alex McCuIloch beat Chandler, of
Waupaca, by SIX ends, the game being
see-saw up to the tenth end. when Nc
Culloeh scored 5. From this on McCul-
loch won, and, although Chandler
scored 5 on the end, it awaited him moth
| ing.
Gruber, lead: Defel, second; Hague,
third; McCulIoch, skip.
| IL. Nj. Lee, lead; Hollenback, second :
| Chandler, third; Chandler, skip.
The score in the five games which
were played at II o'clock Thursday
night in the Hall competition, the re-
suit of which came in too late yesterday
morning for publication. and four others
in the same event which were playing
on outside ice and were stopped by the
| darkness, is as follows:
Hall Trophy-Cameron st. Paul. II;
Courtney, Rat Portage. Ii; Erwin. ST.
Paul, 5; Fraser, Winnipeg. 81; j. Nc
Culloch, st. Paul. 10; Patton, Winnipeg,
Is: McConochie, Cambria, 10; Chandler,
Waupaca, IL; Mcleod, Duluth, Is;
Huffman, Winnipeg, %; Roberts. St
Paul, 10; Shaw, Winnipeg, ~: Jones,
Portage, Is; Connors, Morden, ID; Nc.
Whirter, Chicago, II; Dunbar, Winni-
peg, Is.
Now that Patton's. Fraser's and Dun
bass, three of the strongest Winnipeg
Kinks, are tout of It," in the Jobbers
Union contest, it seems fair to predic
that The trophy will remain in ST. Paul
There are but two of the home Kinks
left to fight, but these two are gooc
ones, and it is said that Tom Scott feels
very confident.
The out side ice was abandoned al
day Yesterday. but it is thought that i
will be in condition this morning again
A letter was received by MIR. Rodger
president of the st. Paul Curling club
Yesterday, from j. p. Robertson, secre
tary of the Manitoba Branch of the
ROYAL Caledonian Curling association
inviting the st. Paul Curling club t.
take part in the annual bonspiel to bt
held in Winnipeg Feb. Is, IA, Is, Is anC
II.
Some people say that Hiram Walker
81 Sons, who gave the Internationa
trophy. made it condition that Cana
dams win in the first event. However
as the boys only have the word from the
Canucks themselves. it is somewha
doubted.
Nettleton is mourning the loss of The
trunk. He thinks he deserved it, as hi
padded through the last three ends o.
game yesterday.
Tom Johnson and Billy Ge0rgSOn, o.
the Kelly rink, have taken the pledge
; Kelly has joined the A. p. A., and Billy
Rourk is hunting the town for some.
thing to join himself.
Tho figure of j. l.. Stack, which il
always 10 be seen when a boat race il
on, was quite prominent last evening a
the curling headquarters. Stack mus
be making reputation for himself as
sport.
One of the oldest curriers' in the coun-
try is c. Dingwell, OF Milwaukee, wht
came up here as visitor. He. however
has been drafted into the service, hav
ing been invited 10 act as umpire during
the bonspiel. He is sixty-five years O
| age, and still takes hand in games
when he is at home.