The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-17
NUMERICALLY AT PORTAGE AS
ANTICIPATED.
MAKEUP OF THE PLAYERS.
ID. G. MURRAY, GEORGE HALL AND
GEORGE $. DECKS WILL DO
THE SKIPPING.
SOME GAMES PLAYED YESTERDAY.
Two Kinks FrOm minneapolis Come
Over and Do Some Curling
Themselves.

st. Paul Will only send three Kinks to
the Northwestern, Curling association
bonspiel at Portage, which begins to-
morrow. 1t was expected that at least
four Kinks would go from ST. Paul, but
1t was found last night that some who
were expected to be able to go find
they will be unable to do so. Following
are the three Kinks that will go:
Charles Barlow, DR.. Arnold, Frank
Mccarthy, d. c. Murray, skip.
}. Mcnamara, Sam Fullerton, Alex
MeCulloch, George Hail. skip
II. w. Cory, w Madison, J. P. Adam
son. Geoge s. Decks, skip
There will be eight regular and sew
efal special events in this spiel, con-
sisting of the opening, or Portage
event, for which handsome prizes have
been hung up, four solid gold watches
to the members of the winning rink,
four, silk umbrellas to the rink com
ing in second. four gold-headed canes
for the third rink and four sweaters for
the fourth rink.
The second event is the play for the
Pfster trophy, presented by that great
patron of curling. Charles Pfster, of
Milwaukee. The prizes will be the
Pfster trophy for the winners, accom-
panied by four gold medals, four gold
medals for second, four curling design
watch charms for the third, and four
curling design lapel buttons for the
fourth.
The third event is for the Duluth
jobbers' union trophy, accompanied by
four gold medals for the winning rink
four gold medals for second, four watch
charms for third, and four scarf pins
for the fourth
The fourth event is for the ST. Paul
Jobbers' union trophy, accompanied by
four gold medals, four gold medals for
second, four watch charms for third,
and four handsome lapel buttons for
fourth. The JObbers union trophy is
now held by ST. Paul, and has been
won in this fashion:
Season of 1872 Granite club Winnipes
S. G. Hartshorn skip.
Season of 1923, Assinibolre club. Winni-
peg. F. L. Patton, skip
Season of 1884 Granite club WinniDee
T. Kelly, skip. Q
Season of iSs4-5, St. Paul club. St. Paul,
Mimi. George F. Hail. skip.
Season of 1856. ST. Paul club. St. Paul
Mimi. c. M. Griggs, skip.
The fifth event is for the Walker
trophy, accompanied by four gold med
ais. The trophy is to be played for by
ali Canadian clubs and an equal num-
Der OF American Kinks selected bv the
executive committee. If the Cana
dians win the trophy it shall be played
down by all Canadian Kinks represented
al the bonSpiel. If won by the Ameri-
cans it shall be played down in like
manner.
The sixth event is the veterans
match for the Chicago trophy. and will
be open to curriers' over fifty years of
age.
The seventh is the consolation match
for four pairs of red hone curling stones
and is open to all Kinks defeated in
the first draw, either first or second
event.
The eighth event is the great point
contest. The first prize is fine gold
medal and the four other prizes are
suits of fine underwear
Special Prizes-Four pair Ieggings TO
the rink making the highest score over
its opponent in the st. Paul Jobbers'
Union event. Presented by the Por-
tage Hosiery company. Four pairs Of
Scotch curling gloves, presented to the
rink defeated by the greatest score in
the Duluth Jobbers Union event. Pre-
scented by Howard & Sharkev. Mer-
chants Portage, Wis Four pairs curl
ing stone cases to the rink defea ting
its opponent by the greatest score in
the international contest Presented by
Portage Curling club.
The curling Kinks on Raspberry is
land were scenes of activity yesterday
afternoon, when a number Of games
were played by the devotees of the Scot
fish sport, some Of which were close
and exciting. The ice was in excellent
condition. Two games were played be-
tween Minneapolis and St Paul Kinks.
resulting as follows: