The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24
DUNBAR RINK LOSES
FLOUR CITY TROPHY
Evan Rees' St. Paul Curriers'
Defeat the Cracks of the
Minneapolis BonspieI.

The curriers' of the Northwestern as
sociation ended their week of play on the
Flour City rinl1s of Minneapolis last night.
The bonspiel will come to an end Mon
day, when the Pitblado rink, of Win
of Winnipeg will meet the w. ReeS four
of st. Paul in the finals for the Duluth
jobbers' trophy, and when the Dunbar and
Pitblado rink will come together in the
finals of the Canadian 500 event. The
first named game will be played at 10
o'clock in the morning, while Dunbar and
Pitblado will fight II out in the afternoon
at o'clock.
In the competition for grand average,
which carries with it the championship
of the Northwest, the Dunbar rink is in
the lead, with fifteen games won, while
Pitblado comes next, with a record of
thirteen victories. Should the latter win
both of his games Monday he will be tied
for the honor with Dunbar.
In the competition for the Flour City
club trophy Dunbar and Rees played a
nip and tuck game throughout and 1T
was anybody's game right up to the fin
iSh The play on both sides was of the
best and the big crowd which gathered
around the rink saw some of the finest
curling witnessed at the bonspiel Dunbar
and his men played their usual careful
and steady game, but try as they would
they We're unable to get the better of
the youngsters. and the final end found
the down river curriers' one point to the
good, the game ending to 8. The VIC
torious and vanquiShed rinkS were COM
posed of the following players:
Nushka- Flour City
S. Ordway. +. Mccarthy.
j. Ordway. G. K. Labatt.
McGregor. Sam Hastings
E. Rees, slzip-9. r. H Dunbar.
Skip-S.
r. ]. Mcleod and his cracks from Du-
luth had a Walk-aWay in their game with
E. J. Rochon and his experts from Fort
William in the finals for the J. r. Meyers
trophy. The winning and losing Kinks
Of no n
Duluth Fort William
w. L. Mcclellan. ]. Timbers.
II. Hurdon. j. McRaner.
r. J. Mcleod, E. J. Rochon.
skip-16 sliip-12.
Sam F. Fullerton, the only entry from
the st. Paul Curling club, after persistent
play managed to win one OF the prizes by
defeating C. A. Duncan. of Duluth, in the
consolation event. The score and the
rinks follow
M. A. Beckman. ]. W. Cook.
DIR. r. White. w. E. Richardson.
II. w. Corey. e. N. Bradley.
s. F. Fullerton C. A. Duncan.
The The NEshka club carried off a prize in
and C. Schuneman, both Nushka skips,
met for the final game. Driscoll captured
the prize offered this event by score OF
Joseph Lemon and his cracks from the
Granite club, of Winnipeg, in the final
game of the play-dow for the interna-
tional, won from e. j. Rochon, of Fort
William, by a score of 13 to IL. The
competing rinlSs in the finals of this event
We're:
Granite Fort William
J. Ingram. E. G. Currie,
6. Thompson, j. TimberS,
] Lemon, skip-1S. e. ]. Rochon, skip
International.
First Draw
II. f. Iastead, Portage la Prairie, beat
w. H McDougal, Reston, 10 to g.
r. e. Harvie, Granite, beat j. CHS
holm Granite. II TO 0 (defaut).
J. Lemon, Granite, beat l. Pitblado
Granite II to TO-
E ]. Rochon Fort William, beat D. M
Braden, Thistle, to 6.
Seml-Finais.
e. ]. Rochon, Fort William, beat r. A
Harvie, Granite, IL to 10.
]. Lemon, Granite, beat H. E. Hastead
Portage la Prairie, Is to 10.
Finals.
]. Lemon Granite. beat E. ]. Rochon
Fort William 13 to H.
Canadian 500.
Third Draw.
l. Pitblado Granite beat II. e. Hal
stead, Portage la Prairie, 10 to g.