The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-22
PICKED UP ON THE ICE.

F. Stout's team, from Waupaca, Is stout
ooth in name and nature The complete
team weighs W, S57 pounds. with Skip Stout
243 lack Carkeek 22O and ]. II. NcCuI1onPPbb'
i6S; The team is working hard and are good
Iellows, and are doing their utmost to make
spiel.
The committee appointed to select the new
executive committee held a session yesterday
ana al selected the following committee: Judge
II. w. Cory St Paul; j. S. Sturtevant. Wau-
paca; W. S. Winsor Mansion; A. Mckay
Duluth and E. ]. Marriott, BarabOo The
committee organize and elect their own chair
man and Judge Cory will, no doubt, sue
G. Pitblado, of the Granite-W Winnipeg rink.
who plays third for McDiarmid is one OF
WinnipNs prominent lawyers. He has
, helped McDiarmid win the Phster trophy
twice. and it is said that great deal of the
honors showered upon the tall skip really
belong to his valiant third, who is one OF
the keenest curriers' in the Northwest
Judge Cory J. McDiarmid Tom Scott and
F.. Stout make more noise when skipping
their respective Kinks than any other skips
in the bonspiel. They are all hard players,
and play to win all the time.
Patton's rink, of Winnipeg and Kibbes, of
Chicago, left for home last night.
McDiarmid's rink Is waiting over to play
/ finals in Duluth Jobbers', and Points and
Marriott is waiting over to play finals In the
| Pfster.
The semi-fnals will be played today. They
| lIStNc DetH delayed some on account OF the ali
sehce OF one of McCall's men, of Cambria
| who was called home on account of sickness
J IN his family. He is expected to return today
but the semi-finals will go on ANYHOW
whether he gets back not.
Secretary Sham said last night the semi
finals in ST. Paul Jobbers', Duluth Jobbers'
Pfster and final in Consolation would surely
be played today, and that from last nights
play he was sure the bonspiel would finish
not later than Tuesday night next.
Inc ice inside last night was in perfect con-
qltlon. The ice committee made good use of
the excellent condition of the ice Yesterday
and last night and kept all the Kinks busy
from the start until midnight
The ice committee is made up of D. Nc
MILAN, f. Mccarthy, w ID. Stewart, George
cunningham and c. NJ Barlow, and they are
being praised on all sides for their excellent
work during the bonspiel. They have left
nothing undone to make the bonspiel a per-
feet success
The Baraboo Curling club telegraphed to E.
u. Marriott congratulations on the excellent
work done by him and his rink during the
bonsplel. The telegram read: 1--WE are all
pleased at your success Hold your nerve.
Baraboc Curling Club"
Last nights attendance was the best of
the bonspiel.
1t seems very probable that st. Paul will
get the next bonspiel also.
There are many st. Paul sports who will
remember Jack Carkeek one of the members
OF the Waupaca rink, which is leading the
others so fast pace. from his former prom
1nence on the wrestling mat. He is now
connected with the claim department Of the
Wisconsin Central.
w. F. Payne. of the Thistle rink, of Win
Hpee VIII leave for home tonight. He saws
that the bonspiel of 1898, at St Paul. will 20
Gown down In the history of the American and
0aH iaS curling Kinks as one of the greatest
social events The entertainment and treat
ment OF the curriers' at the hands of St. Paul
ana It's curriers' and citizens. he said was
v wiInout parallel and he hoped large crowd
E mouIu come TO Winnipeg next month to the
6onspiel, which opens Feb. 7, and give tbe
Manito6ans a chance to, In part, repay the
| hospitality of st. Paul Peg NC
| only three Kinks remain in the ST Paul
Jobbers' and Pfster contests, Duncan ~
Duluth Robertson, Of Milwaukee and Stout
OF %., Waupaca In the first and Chandler, Of
! Of Baraboo. in the second. wv