St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-17

the Jobbers' union event, is the Winni-
peg skip who captured the Tuckett
trophy in the Winnipeg bonspiel last
year. His, with four other rinks be-
longing to the Thistles, will represent
winnipeg In the struggle for the same
trophy this year. The Tuckett trophy
in one presented by George E. Tuckett
& Son, of Hamilton, Ont, and accOmpa-
nying 1t are four gold medals for mem-
bers of the winning rink. This is
considered the greatest event by the
Manitoba rinks. and that province Sc
lects representative clubs for the final
struggle in the annual bonspiel. from
districts, the choice being arranged by
local contests, made early in the season.
w. f. Payne. the genial managing
editor of the Winnipeg Free Press, will
make his debut as skip in this bon
spiel, he having played with DR.. Jami-
son in times gone by, but now being a
full-fedged wielder of the ''beson," he
f. l.. Patton (the celebrated oarsman,
and member of the senior four of the
Winnipeg Rowing club. Fraser, Huff
| man, Fortune and others.
The draws were made Yesterday (al-
| though only thirty-four Kinks had ar
| rived, and more were eXpected(, and re-
suited as follows:
| In the Jobbers' union and George F.
| Hall competitions. it was decided that
! all but four OF the rinks should draw a
Inv inf fllQ fret RI Co. itnl/o
| drawn to play the first game in the
| Jobbers' union trophy were: r. Nc
Conochie, Cambria. VS.. G. B. Roberts,
| Milwaukee; g. D. Nettleton, st. Paul,
| VS.. K. II. Dunbar, Winnipeg.
The byes then paired as follows:
| w. Connors, Mordeu, VS.. A McCul-
loch, st. Paul; F. Whipple, Waupaca,
US. r. Mcleod, Duluth: j. G. Harper,
Minneapolis, VS.. George Wood, Chicago;
I. Kelly. Winnipeg. VS.. w. w. Erwin,
st. Paul; S. S. Chandler, Waupaca. VS..
! It. Scott, st. Paul; F. l.. Patton, Winni-
peg, VS.. A. p. Cameron,St. Paul; H. w.
Hall, ST. Paul; J. NJ. Courtney.
Rat Portage. VS.. winner of McCon-
Ochie-Roberts game; James McCulloch,
st. Paul, VS.. winner of Nettleton-Dun-
bar game; w. F. Payne, Winnipeg, VS..
j. G. HInkel: G. w. Huffman, Winni-
peg, VS.. R. McWhirter, Chicago; Mark
Fortune, Winnipeg, VS.. S. Nelson, Chi
cago; A. Cruikshank, Morden, VS.. C..
Ferrier, ST. Paul: W. G. Fraser, Win
nipeg, VS.. h. Hurdon, Duluth; t. Has
tings. Minneapolis, VS.. DR.. Quinn. st.
| Paul; j. Shaw, Winnipeg, VS.. j. E.
| Jones, Portage.
| In the George F. Hall competition all
are byes except the following: c. B.
/ RnhQrfc RI J. w tNiIIiop,
VS.. c. Ferrier.
| The others are drawn as follows:
! A. p. Cameron VS.. j. NJ. Courtney
! w. W. Erwin VS.. W. g. Fraser; G.
Wood VS.. Nj. Fortune; J. McCulIoch VS..
F. l.. Patton: s. Nelson VS.. j G. Har-
! per; R. McConochIe VS.. S. S. Chandler {;
| q. +. Hall VS.. f. Whipple; Ii. Hurdon
| VS.. winner of Roberts-Scott game: J i.
Shaw VS.. winner of Wllliams-Ferrier
game; r. J. Mcleod VS.. C.. W. Huff
man; j. 6. Hinkel vs.. w. f. Payne; G.
.. Nettleton VS.. A. Cruikshank; j. E.
Jones vs.. W. Connors; Alex McCuItoch
VS.. I. Kelly; DR.. Quinn vs.T. Hastings
r.. McWhirter VS.. r. Ii. Dunbar.
The draw for places in the John John
stone trophy resulted rs follows: G.
Ferrier, bye; r. McWhirter, bye; j. G..
Hinkel, bye; s. Nelson. bye; A. P.
Cameron. bye; George Wood VS.. G. o.
Nettleton; R. Mcleod VS.. &. F. Hall
| II. w. Williams VS.. G. B. Roberts; j. e.
Harper vs.J. McCulloch; L. Hastings VS..
| /. Scott: j. E. Jones VS.. W. w. Erwin {;
! s. S. Chandler vs.. A. McCulloch; II.
| Hurdon, bye; DR.. Quinn, bye: L. Whip
| pie, bye; K. McCOnochie, bye.
| Among yesterdays arrivals we're:
! From Duluth, A. A.Macrae, E.S. Palmer,
! S. F. Fullerton, R. J. Mcleod, skip;
Capt. La Sale. James Smith, R. Smith,
and Ii. Hurdon. skip. Another rink
expected from Duluth is as follows: E.
P. Lowne, d. Smith, L. Gibson, w. Nc
| KenZie.
! Another Milwaukee rink has regis
tered at the Windsor: l.. Ii. Hoff, Mi
chael Dunn, +. w. Loomis, and e. B.
Roberts, skip.
John Patterson Jr.,R R. Scott, James
| McDiarmid and ID. r. Dingwall are the
! latest arrivals from Winnipeg.
| The visitors have not been having
such very bad time of it waiting for
ice. Monday night the st. Paul BOYS,
assisted by w. F. Payne, of the Thistle
rink, Winnipeg. escorted them to the
MET to see the "Black Crook" and
then yesterday large detachment went
over to Saltwater to spend the day.
Most of the skips, however, were
obliged to hang around to see that the
draws were properly made, and, unless
the ice is fit to begin play at $3.50 this
morning, it is feared that time will
begin to hang heavily on their hands.
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