St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-17
CANADIANS WON IT
WALKER CURLING TROPHY WILL
BE CARRIED BACK TO
CANADA.
DEFEATED BY NINE POINTS.
TWO OF THE AMERICAN Kinks
WE'RE BEATEN VERY
BADLY.
gpIRITED AFTERNOON EVENTS.
st. Paul Kinks Fail to Distinguish
Themselves Very Much-The
Consultations.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, Jan. 16.-The aggre-
gate results of the Canadian and Amer
acan games this morning were in favor
of the former, and the elegant Walker
tankard will go from the Cream City
of America to some Canadian town.
Under the rules all the Canadian Kinks
represented at the bonspiel will play
down for the possession of the trophy.
The contests will doubtless be very
spirited, for it will be no small dis
tinction for the rink which carries it
back to Canada. from which country it
was won year ago. Canadian Kinks
were jubilant at their success, and
cheers rang through the spacious Glen
Avon rink enclosure again and again.
The Americans accepted defeat with
composure, and if they felt keenly
about it they did not forget to be gra-
cious and smiling, and to extend con-
gratulations The Walker trophy will
be the absolute property of the rink
that may win it three times. The total
score of the Canadian Kinks in the in
ternational contest was 118, against 100
for the Americans. Two of the Amer
Jean Kinks were beaten badly-Jones,
of Portage, and J. H. McCulloch, of
Waupaca. Had these Kinks been beaten
by the average margin, the American
side would have won in the aggregate.
Scores:
T. McCaffrey, Nepawa, Is; S. Nelson, Chi
]: McDairmad Winnipeg, 10; A. McCul-
1och, ST. Paul 13.
T. Kelly, Winnipeg 81; ]. H. McCulloch,
Waupaca, 10.
o. Huffman, Winnipeg, II; H. Burton, Du
luth IS.
f. Roberts, Milwaukee, r.
]. Drury, Rat Portage, 10; G. Nettleton, st.
F. L. Patton, Winnipeg, 10; E. J. Mcleod,
Duluth, IS.
M. Fortune Winnipeg, %; ]. H. Jones,
Portage, z.
In the Hall diamond contest in the
afternoon p. J. Mcleod of Duluth
won from Wall, of Milwaukee, II to II.
One of the hottest games Of the after
moon was between Hurdon, of Duluth,
and Neil Smith, who skipped Mcken-
zie's rink. At the conclusion the score
indicated a tie and the sixteenth head
was played, resulting in IA to Is in ia
Vor of Smith. Hall, of st. Paul, went
down before Roberts, of Milwaukee,
by a score of IL to II. Huffman, Of
Winnipeg, laid out Winson, of Mans
ton, Is to Z and John Mcleod Of
Minneapolis, got action in such way
in a game with McMullen, Of Duluth,
that the score stood II to u in his
favor Griggs, of st. Paul, beat Dru-
ry, of Rat Portage, 10 to II, and
Thompson, of Portage la Prairie, de-
feated McCaffery, of NeepaWa, by the
score of IA to IS. Morrison, of Duluth,
succumbed to the curves Of Chandler,
of Waupaca, by a score of 10 to II.
Stout, of Waupauca, also won from
Duluth rink, Blacks's, Is to Is. Kelly,
of Winnipeg, captured a game from his
namesake, of st. Paul, by a score of
Jig to 49,
In the consolation event McDermaid,
of Winnipeg, beat Mahon, of Duluth,
JIG to Is, and Chisholm, of Superior,
beat A. McCulloch, Of st. Paul, II to TO-
In the games tonight for the Pfster
trophy, Stout, of Waupaca, was beat
en- by Essen, of Duluth, 9 to 10; Nc
Dairmaid, Winnipeg, beat Nettleton
st. Paul. Is to 10; Smith, Duluth, beat
McCaffery, Neepawa, Is to IA; Jones,
Portage, beat Nelson, Chicago. 16 to o.
In the Hall diamond medal event, Roberts,
of Milwaukee, beaten by Patton, Win
holm, Superior, II to Is; Fortune, Winnipeg,
beat McCulloch, St. Paul, Is to 10; McKen-
kie, Superior, beat Palmer, Duluth, II to 49,
Sturtevant, Waupaca, beat Thompson, Port
age la Prairie, 10 to II.
Consolation event-Chandler, Waupaca beat
Huffman, Winnipeg. IS to r. and Drury Rat
Portage, beat DR.. Form, Duluth, 10 to 10.
The games down to semi-finals in the
Pfster event. The annual meeting of the
Northwest Curling association will be held to-
morrow.