The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-23
HAS CHANGE FOR
FOUR TROPHIES
DUNBAR'S RINK CONTINUES TO
WIN IN THE BONSPIEL.
Is in the Finals for the Canadian
500 and Flour City Trophies and
Has Already Won the St. Paul
Jobbers' and the Prize for Largest
Number of Victories.
INTERNATIONAL TROPHY.

INTERNATIONAL TROPHY.
FIRST DRAW.
H. McDougal Reston. IL to o.
1s r. 3 70 aa5ve Grate beat j. Chisholm
CANADIAN 500 TROPHY.
SEMI FINALS
R. Fl. Dunbar, Flour City, beat d. NJ. Braden
Thistle, IL to 8.
DULUTH JoBBERs' TROPHY.
I. Pitblado Granite. beat w. W. Lorimer,
E. Rees Nushka. beat c. A. Duncan, Duluth
GREEN Kinks.
SECOND DRAW
Conrad j, Driscell, Nushka. beat c. D. Brewer,
FIRST DRAW.
Wilder beat Miller, Is to IL.
r. H. Dunbar. the flour city skip,
has chance to carry off four trophies
in the northwestern bonspiel. He has
already won the St. Paul jobbers'
special prize for the rink winning the
largest number of games, as he has
now won fifteen and lost only one. He
is also in the finals for the Canadian
500 and Flour City events.
This morning Dunbar defeated D.
M. Braden of the Thistle II to after
a hard struggle. The Flour City rink
getting four, but Braden pulled up
and had good chance to win had he
not missed an easy shot with his last
stone on the eleventh end. This cost
Braden the head, and put Dunbar
three up, when Braden might have
tied the score. Dunbar played safe on
the last end and had no trouble in
holding his opponent.
Evan Rees, the young st. Paul skip,
is in the finals of the Flour City event
with Dunbar, and Is also in the semi
finals of the Duluth jobbers'. Rees
won from Duncan Of Duluth In the
third round of the latter event this
morning after a hard fight, the contest
being decided by the last stone of
Charles McGregor, who skipped the St
Paul rink. Another interesting match
was that between Pitblado and Lori
mer, which, the Winnipeg skip won
after playing a plucky uphill game.
The match went thirteen ends Pit
blado finally winning by a margin
Of /.
The finals in the st. Paul jobbers
and J. p. Meyers events were
scheduled for 3 o'clock this afternoon.
In the former Even Rees meets Dun
bar, while in the latter Rochon of Fort
William meets r. J. Mcleod of Du-
luth. The remaining semihnal match
and the finals in the Canadian 500
event will probably be played this
afternoon and this evening, when Dun
bar will meet the winner OF the Hal
stead-PitbladO game.
The Duluth jobbers' event will not
be finished tonight, and the remaining
games for this trophy, and some OF the
matches in the International event will
be played Monday. 1t is still uncer-
tain who will carry off the four gold
watches donated by Edwards, Wood
e. Co., for the rink winning this event,
altho it is considered certain that the
prizes will go to Fort William, Ont
or to Winnipeg.
The results of this mornings games
and the pairings for this afternoon, SO
far as completed, follow:
IL M.-CANAD1AN 500 TROPHY.
SEMI FINALS =.
T. Pitblado, Granite, VS.. Fl. E. Halstead Por
'"s' 40 CONSOLATION.
--. FINALS. .r
| s. Fullerton, st. Paul. VS.. G. A. Duncan
| ~ INTERNATIONAL.
FIRST DRAW.
| E. J. Rochon, Fort William, VS.. D. N. Braden
-H''''~ GREEN Kinks.
| Wilder or Miller VS.. Schuneman.
3P. M.-FLoUR CITY TROPHY.
R. r. Dunbar -Four FaSAt eity, Us. Evan Rees
A,u'n J. E. MEYERS TROPHY.
| FINALS.
| E. J. Rochon Fort William, Vs. r. j. Nc
| Leod, Duluth.
| INTERNATIONAL.
| FIRST DRAW.
| l.; Pitblado, Granite, VS.. Joseph Lemon
| Granite