New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Plans FOR CURRIERS'.
First Match Set for Saturday at Fan
COrtLdndt Park.

Francis DYKES, secretary Of the Grand National
Curling Club Of America, announced yesterday the
schedule of the leading matches for the season now
at hand. The first match for the Dalryn1ple medal.
is set for Saturday Van Cortandt Park. and fol-
lowers Of the sport are praying for ice
The Utica Cup match Will be decided at Van
Cortlandt Park February 3. The trophy is Of
by the Utica Curling Club for the encourage
rnent of curling in the metropolitan district The
! rules for the match follow:
This match is open to all curriers' @ within rs dins
bers of clubs within the limit affiliated with the
Grand National are entitled TO compete ANY club
that practses outdoor sports may enter Kinks sub.
fect the approval OF the executive committee OF
rnks, - =. .,.,-.s ,ou ,nnu.r,, - TINA
and place appointed BY the executive committee Of
the Grand National Curling Club;
b&e IN the match Each round to be a game of
Ihe winning rink may have their names Tn and date
of match engraved on cup, but the club to which
The rink belongs shall be the responsible custodian
Curling Club least ten days before date OF follow
an umpire must be appointed by the executive
committee ar the December meeting. The umpire
SUBSTITUTE II on the day of match the Umpire is
Of the Grand National present must appoint an
umpire for the match
All questions 10 condition Of ice or weather
VIII be decided by the umpire, whose decision will
II at the time the match is called for and IT can
not be played me umpire viii fix future date and
The full schedule OF matches for the season fol-
lows:
North vs.. South Of Scotland match for Dsrymple
medal and other trophies al Van Cortlandt Lake.
Saturday, January 2, At ! p. George GrfeVe
umpire Managing committee II. Archibald. John
kellock and Thomas Wigley. Directors. for the
North. Alex Fraser; for the South. William Stew
art.
Champion rink match for Gordon medal at Van
fortiandt Lake, Wednesday. January s, 10 a m.
Umpire, Forrest Macnee Souvenir medals to the
winning rink.
Champion clubt match for Mitchell medal at
Luca, Tuesday, February g. 10 a. w Fred
Allen. umpire
international match for Gordon medal st Trtics
~ time arranged bv Fice-President W. Fred Allen
with Canadian curriers'. James F. Conley presents a
souvenir medal to each player on the winning side.
Scots otner nRtionalites wherever played
February to 10 scores to be to grand ma
tionai secretary by February IS.
Interstate match. New York vs. New Jersey, for
medal presented by John l.. Hamilton. al time and
place arranged by grand national officers
Scots Americans for the John Patterson
medal, at Van Cortlsndt Lake. Saturday. January
p. ! .. Umpire. James F. Conley. Individual
medals to the rink making best score the win
ming side presented by James r. Conley.
Utica Cup match ~ Van Cortlsndt AXE wednes-
day. February g. 10 a. m. John Watt umpire
Souvenir medals 10 the winning rink presented bv
two everyday curriers' - This match is omen 70
clubs other than curling clubs in the vicinity Of
Kew York devoted 20 outdoor sports.
All TIE above natches n ne games Of seventeen
h~eas Al members of afniated clubs are eligible
competition