The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-02-02

bagc, Hugh Mckay; score to I, favor
of Vernon.
Second Event, First Draw.
Winnebago, VIM. Mcdonald, skip VS..
Winnebago, John Sharp, skip; score ) to
}, favor of Sharp.
Mapleton, VIM. Morrow, skip, VS..
Mankato, C. H. Nerbovig, skip; score 8
to 6, favor of Mapleton.
Mapleton, w. Hall, skip VS.. Mapleton,
\. J. Ellis, skip; score to IL favor
Ellis.
Vernon Center, Geo. Grey, skip VS..
Sterling, b. f. Taylor, skip; score to
10 favor Sterling
Semi-Finals.
WinnebagO, John Sharp, skip VS.. Ma
pleton, VIM. Morrow, skip; score 6 to
II favor Napoleon.
Mapleton, A. j. Ellis, skip VS.. Ster-
ing, B. F. Taylor, skip; score 8 to 5
favor Mapleton.
The finals in this event as it lies be-
tween two home clubs will be played off
later.
First Draw, Third Event.
Sterling, B. F. Taylor, skip, VS.. c. H
Nerbovig, skip; score to 10 in favor
of Sterling.
Vernon Center, Geo. Grey, skip, VS..
Mapleton, VIM. Morrow, skip; score S
10 in favor of Vernon.
Winnebago, John Sharp. skip, VS.
napleton, A. j. Ellis, skip; score to
2 in favor of Winnebago.
Winnebago, H. Mckay, skip VS.. Ma
9leton, w. Han, skip; score to ii in
,avor of Winnebago.
Winnebago, VIM. Mcdonald, skip, VS.
Vernon, Geo. Stoner, skip; score 10 to a
in favor of Minnebago.
Semi-Finals.
Sterling, B. F. Taylor, skip, VS.. Win
nebago, John Sharp, skip; score to 9
in favor of Winnebago.
Winnebago, II. Mckay, skip, VS.. Win
1ebago, w. Mcdonald, skip; score IL to
in favor of Mckay.
The finals: Winnebago, John Sharp
skip, VS.. Winnebago, H. Mckay, skip;
core to ii in favor of Sharp.
Third draw: Vernon, George Grey
skip, VS.. Napoleon, William Hall, skip;
score to 8, favor Vernon.
Mankato, Geo. Owen skip, VS.. Win
nebago, VIM. Mcdonald, skip; score S. to
II favor Winnebago.
Finals: Vernon, Geo. Grey, skip, VS.
Winnebago, VIM. Mcdonald, skip; score
to 6 favor of Winnebago.
The annual meeting of the curriers' was
held at the opera house at little after
me o'clock yesterday, the attendance be-
ng rather light, as many of the lads
we're still on the ice.
The secretary and treasurer's report
we're read and adopted, showing the
hub in good financial condition.
All of the old officers were unanimous
ly reelected with the exception of Rob
ort Sutherland, who has moved away
The officers as they now stand are:
President, T. B. Taylor; vice-president
William Howieson; secretary, A. j
Ellis; assistant secretary, j. A. Howie-
son; treasurer, William Howieson; exc
.utive committee, B. f. Taylor, David
Will, John Morrow, w. L. Mcqueen, r
g. Hanna.
The surplus in the treasury, after pay
ng the expenses of the anniversary cele'
bration, were voted to the Heather Curl
NO club to be used in paying for the
new rink.
The following teams participated il
he games:
,Mankato-Lewis Dodds, ]. R. Snow
Geo. B. Owen, c. H. Nerbovig, skip.
Winnebago City,. L. Bornt, Will
am Doty, c. H. Gurnsey, John Sharp
skip.
Winnebago City-Max Knopf, H. era
IAN, E. d. Reynolds, William Mcdonald
skip.
Winnebago City James Foeley
George Jones, Harry Jones, Hugh Me
Kay, skip.
Vernon Center-D. Bowen, c.. Brown
Tom Thomson, George Stoner, skip.
Vernon Center-G. Mead, O.. Bangston
I. E. Quinby, George Grey, skip.
Mapleton-C. j. Laurisch, T. B. Tay-
or, w. L. Mcqueen, William Hall, skip
Mapleton-W. H. Davis, r. B. Hanna
!. S. Taylor, William Morrow, skip.
Mapleton-C. l.. Sellers, f. Hadley
Nm. Little, A. j. Ellis, skip.
Sterling-Thos. Leroy, Greeley Dobie
". w. Taylor, B. F. Taylor, skip.
The club passed appropriate resolu-
tons to the memory of James Ellis, who
was president of the club for many
years.