The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-28
ST. ANTHONY AHEAD
EAST MINNEAPOLIS UNBEATEN IN
TEAM WHIST TOURNEY UP TO
LAST NIGHT
DULUTH IN pair CONTEST
Davis and White Did Some Excel
lent Playing for the st. Paul Pair
Trophy - Northwestern Whist
associations Is Holding It's Annual
Sesston-0ficers Elected Yester-


Inc second annual tournament Of the
Northwestern Whist association. which
is being heldsfni this city, opened yes
terday afternoon at the Masonic temple
and the Windsor hotel The officers
OF the tournament are T., J. Buford,
chairman; Q. M. Metcalf, e. A. Mont
gomery. D. 8. Sperry and J. P. Larkir.
Ihere are three contests on the pro-
gramme, contest for teams Of tours,
Tor the Minneapolis Times challenge
trophy; a contest for pairs, for the
ST. raul Pair trophy, and an open con-
test for pairs for high score prizes. The
last named will be played tonight the
two other contests having not yet been
concluded.
The following are the names of the
clubs and members. engaged in the Min
neapolis Times Challenge trophy con-
test. which began yesterday afternoon
at the Windsor hotel and will be de-
cided this afternoon with the score Of
each team at midnight: .s,e rs ~
Cavendish Whist Club, st. Paul-M. L..
Countryman w 8. Hay, w. B. Taylor, A.
T. ce GraoIrP Par seo Wi, won ~; X lost
Trenholm. A. Abraham. s. H. Moer e. E.
Beebe; score. won 0. lost g.
Minneapolis Whist Club-E. A. Montgomery.
W. vcora a. w Kerr Lindsey Lin, Webb O. H.. Briggs;
Superior Whist Club. H. Harper. c. p.
White. D. Smith. Charles woehtei: score.
St. Paul Chess and Whist Clubs L.
Bum. G. W. Gordon, o. NJ. Metcalf. T. J.
Buford: score. won 21s. lost l.
East End End Whist his Club. Duluth. N. Roy.
Park Whist Club, Minneapolis J..
Phelps I,a ps.. " + Fraser. W. L. Jones. c. H.
st. Anthony Wv Whist en Club Il 1o Minneapol,su
3 Gray. F. NJ. Barnard. James Jenndson, W.
r. r saaterles Els. seere won 4 lost Q.
Fe Meq rails Cub G Wardield; Thomas
score. won /. lost 8.
This contest will be resumed at 10
o'clock this morning.
The st. Paul pair trophy contest
stands as follows:
Potter MH 1 s. Pa so Williams and Paul
No. 2-F. H. Stoltze and W. H. Baker. St.
Paul. Score: Afternoon, minus 2; evening.
plus FPS. Total, plus 2-s.
ST NO Pan L' s W. Rundistt and W. R. Johnson.
ing. minus 6-s. Total. minus 6-s.
No. EJoseph Armstrong and John p Lar
a sTa,, st: Paul: Score: Afternoon. minus L;
No. Thomas Sullivan and w. w. Sykes.
Minneapolis. Score: Afternoon, plus 81;
evening. minus s-s. Total, 46-S.
ID. L.
Wilson, St. Paul Score: Afternoon. minus
61s; evening. minus 49, Total, minus.
82-S.
No. II. ]. c. Davis and F. H. White.
Duluth. Score: Afternoon. plus Z; evening.
plus 2-8 plus 8 %.
No. SD. 8. Sperry and C W. Sanders. st.
Paul. Score: Afternoon. minus, 2 4-S; even
Ing. plus 5 %. Total, plus 6-S.
A business meeting Of the association
was held yesterday prior to the be-
ginning Of the games and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: .rs -4es ..--..f. ,ys..r ,
President-C. P. White, Superior.
Vice .President-E. A. Montgomery, Mime
apolis.
Secretary-O. M Metcalf St. Paul.
Treasurer-H.i M. Wheelock, Fergus Falls.
Additional DirectorsAW. E. Easton, of the
Still water Whist Club Frank McCreary. of
the Duluth Whist club; A. w. Trenholm, of
the Central Park Whist club Of Superior:
W. P. Lardner, Of the East End Whist club.
Duluth. sis.@ o; - - s'ft,}
The Park Whist club, of Minneapolis,
was admitted to membership yesterday
in the association. and the association
voted to apply for membership as an
auxiliary member of the. American
1 Whist league. 80