The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-21
BIG SPIEL STARTS TODAY
ST. PAUL WILL ENJOY
WEEKS CARNIVAL OF
CURRIERS'
FIRST DRAW THIS MORNING
Many Visiting Kinks VIII Arrive
EARLY This MOrning-List of
Previous winners of
Trophies.

nnetaphorlcally speaking, the pibroch will
DloW, and the greatest bonspiel that the
northwest has ever known will be I'M
ger way. The draw for the first event,
the st. Paul Jobbers' union trophy will
be made at 10 o'clock and at the same
time the draw for the Pfister trophy
will be made and between the two
events all the Kinks will be kept busy.
The first visiting rink to arrive was
Smaills, from Killarney, Manitoba, and
the four players registered at the Claren-
don yesterday morning, where later they
were welcomed by Lem DefieI: ]. c.
Myron and other local experts including
BOB Dunbar, who had just left his bed,
after a severe attack of grippe.
Most of the outside players will ar
rive this morning on early trains and
they will Immediately repair to the Me-
tropohtan hotel where all the draws will
be made.
After tomorrow, play will commence
each day at 800 in the morning and the
regular draws after midday will be at
p. M, p. M, and, 3 p. m. Kinks en-
tered in any competition must go through
the match as entered and no substitutes
will be allowed
The order of sequence of the various
competitions is as follows: 1. ST. Paul
Jobbers; :, Pfister trophy; 8. Duluth
Jobbers; 4, Consolation; 5, Walker In
ternational; 6, st. Paul Curling club tro-
ply; Z, Points Competition 8, Daily
News cup, to be played for by Kinks com
posed of curriers' who have never hereto
fore curled in a bonspiel
TO the rink winning the largest num-
Der OF games by actual play in the ag-
gresate OF events, one, two, and three,
VIII be awarded the championship medal
Tor the weeks play, presented by ]. f.
smith, of st. Paul, accompanied by
four lapel buttons. The medal viii be
Tor
to the association. Preliminary games
TO count in the reckoning but games
gained by forfeit not to count In casa
OF tie the tie to be played down. This
was won in 1899 by Sam Harsbone, of the
winnipeg GRANTEES.
PREVIOUS WINNERS OF TROPHIES
Winners of the various tropics in past
oonsplels have been as follows:
81. Paul Jobbers union trophy
season OF 1SS1-s2-Granite club, Winni-
peg. >. Il. HarSton, skip
Season of 1892 93-AssinIboi,e club Win
ni Season F. Of l. 18 Eaton skip dl2 M W.T.
Season Of Ig9l.s5-st. Paul club, St. Paul.
George F. Hall, skip.
Season of 1885 ST. Paul club, st. Paul.
linngton. R. Robertson, skip. ~
Season Of 1s&-gS milwaukee, club, Mil
H.,
Season of 1S98-99-Thistle club, Winni
peg. L. r. NICK enzie, skip.
Season of 9-19O0-St. Paul club. ST.
Paul. MINI. Sam Fullerton, skin.
paca club, Waupac ca, Wis. S. S. Chandler.
skip.
/ Season of 1Ss55ss-Granite club, winni-
peg. James McDiarmid, skip.
Season of 1S96-97-Granite club. Winni
peg. James McDiarmid, skip.
bI season I1i. OF 1887 sSS--Cambria club, Cam
Season of NMinn rles Ioif club Min
nee;2polis, MINI: Sam Hastings, skip.
Season Of lSss-1900- MiIwaukee Curling
CLUB, Milwaukee, Wis. J. G. Wall, skip.
Duluth Jobbers: Season of 1Sg5-9s-
Gfanlte club Winnipeg. James McDfar-
Season of 1896 s7-Cambria cIuh Cam
or5a, Wis. R; n. McConochie, skip.
season of 1897-9S-Granite clup, Winni-
peg e. s James es IMS6esD9ibarnnid, skip.
neg 9easSh OF r 54SSs.Ss-Granite club. Winni-
OF 1Ss7-SS-St; Paul Curling club. Frank
MCCARTHY, skip. Gin
IS, Season of 1889 Minneapolis Curling
clGo. Sam Hastings, skip.
o1 SEASON OF 1893 lSO0-Minneapoli Curling
cIqo. sam Hastings, skip.
IL VIII be noticed from the above lief
Cnat the Minneapolis curriers' have enjoy.
eo exceptionally good fortune in the com
petltlon for the ST. Paul Curling cI,,h,s
trophy, having won it twice out of the
three times it has been played for. For
the Duluth jobbers' trophy, the GRANTEES
OF Winnipeg, have enjoyed a virtual mo.
fopoly, the Kinks representing this cIub
having been successful three times out of
Tour 1t has been competed for.
only one trophy Is in danger of being
| won out finally at this bonspiel This ia
the Phster trophy, which was nut I'm in
"a with the stipulation that it was to
become the property of the club winning
| 1t the most times in six years ACCORDING
TO TINS, the Winnipeg club is already en-
utied to 1T. A dispute has, however
! arisen, and the matter is still under con
slderation. If the Winnipeggers win u
TINS time there will be no. shadow of a
| doubt as to their title
| None Of the other trophies are subject
to being won out finally by one club. ex
cept the prize for points, which is an
annual affair. GU
Word was received yesterday that suit
aole prizes for the winner of the Wal
kersVllle trophy would arrive in time, and
also that representative of that popular
CANADIAN distiller would be along AS
| a general rule, the representative of this
| nrfn at bonspiels has a plentiful supply
| OF beverage that goes a long way
toward making the players forget that
| the ice is cold
| arrive today will be from Winona. Du
luth and Lacrosse in Minnesota: Wanna
ca, Milwaukee. Portage and Baraboo
in Wisconsin; Winnipeg, Brandon Port
age la Prairie and Rat Portage in Cam
ada, and of course the Mill City will con-
tribute two or three Kinks.