St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-23
CONTESTS IN THE BONsPIEL MAR
ROWING DOWN TO THE NAIL
CRACKERS.
GAMES AT FORT KARNIVAL.
THE EVENTS of TODAY WILL BE
HELD AT AURORA
PARK.
for This MISUNDERSTANDING
Scores.

Merry sport was the order Of the
day with the curriers' at Raspberry
island yesterday. The ice could not
have been in better condition, and all
of the Kinks were skipped to the queens
taste. The best curriers' Of the North
west are here, and they are all doing
the finest sort Of work. The enthUsi-
asm is unbounded, and the best of feel
ing exists between contestants, not
withstanding the fact that every trophy
game is being closely contanded. The
closeness Of the majority of scores
made yesterday is an excellent recon-
mendation for the character of the
sport At $50 o'clock IN the morning
the curling began. 1t was kept up from
that time until noon without a stop.
All the Kinks skipped in the morning
were for prizes of the second event.
They are in honor of the Northwestern
Curling association, and are as col
lows: First prize, four gold medals,
to members Of the winning rink, valued
at $50 each; second prize, four gold
medals, valued at $40 each; third prize,
four individual medals valued at SIS
each: fourth prize, four individual
medals. valued at $40 each. All the
prizes Of this event are presented by
the citizens Of st. Paul Their total
value is $500.
AT noon four Kinks for these prizes
had been skipped, with the following
results:
From st. Paul-W. H. Patton, w. E. Nc
From Portage la Prarie-W. Richardson, S.
r. Marriott, l. Thompson, II. Adams, skip, II.
From st. PaulmJudge Cory, P. Mccarthy,
nppirgn Clyi
St Paul-Dr. White. j. H. Harding, w. A.
Cameron, J; P; Adamson, skip, 10.
ETSs Rat R%1dges Ga%4ta Murray
IA. From St. PaulSW. Stewart, George Win,
thy, j. McCuloch, D. G. Murray, skip, r.
dae George s cannngh ann0a Scott H. sk Rha a.
From st. Paul-R. Curtis, H. Knobioch, Per
cy Meade. George Nettleton, skip, 1S.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon curling
began and continued until nearly g.
Three Kinks were skipped, two upon the
second event Of the bonspiel and one
upon the first event The following are
the results of the second event draws:
From Minneapolis-J. c.. Templeton o. G.
Sfturge0 Gl ". A. Kerr, j. C. Harper. skip. IL.
William Cameron, ]. P. Adamson skip, 10
From st. Paul-Judge Cory, Frank Nc
Carthy, S. Hastings, w. w. Lorrlmer, skip,
From Rat Portage-R Murray, R. Evans,
E. w. Bridges, George Drury, skip, s.
The prizes for the first event are the
same as those of the second. This
event will be finished this morning.
Cameron, of st. Paul, suffered two
defeats at the handsrof Adams, of Por-
tage La Prairie dHring the day, che
afternoon draw resulting in a score of
16 to II. Cameron played much strong
er the second time than the first and
his score showed an increase of two
points. The rink was made up as fol-
lows:
From Portage Ia Prairie-W. Richardson,
S. R. Marriott, l. Thompson. H. Adams, skip,
IS From St Paul-W. H. Patton, w. E.
McGines, w. Matheson, w A. Cameron, skip,
1t is possible that the curling today
will be at the Aurora park Kinks. 1t
was the original plan to have all the
curling of the bonspiel at that place,
and the awarding of the trophies was
to be upon that condition. But since
the opening of the carnival, however,
the ice at the st. Paul curling club
house has been in so much better con-
dition than at Fort Karnival that the
curriers' were loath to make the change
II is the intention of the executive COM
mittee of the carnival association, new
eItheless, to insist that the rest Of the
curling for the bonspiel be at Aurora
park. This will add greatly to the at
tendance at the carnival and contrib
ute much more to its success.
Large crowds have assembled at the
club house Kinks each day and helped
along materially the players to put
forth their best efforts.
The final draws in the first event will
be watched with particular interest
this morning.