The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-26
DRAYT0N AS HOST
Makes SELF SOLID
Grand Forks Curriers', Home
From Spiel, Praise Penn
bina County City.
DIDN'T WIN, BUT
HAD E. TIME
Hensel Rink Gets Honors in
Singles, While Drayton
Takes Doubles.

annual bonspiel at ~lDrayto,
closed yesterday morning. and tho
VISITING curriers' returned home after
u pleasant visit and IL most exciting
series of games. Hcnscl. which held
the district cup in doubles. retains the
trophy for another year. and. should
the same club win il again ii will, be
come ID permanent property of tina,
club, as tho regulations provide that
me cup becomes the property of amy
ciuh that wins it three times, not
necessarily in succession.
StOng'S Rink Gets Singles.
In the singles. after a series IF
elimination conteNs, in which many
OF the contests We're close and exciting,
the finals were left for Stong's crack
team of Drayton. to play off with Ken
ncdy of lIenscl. This event was
reached yesterday forenoon. and while
it would have been possible to crowd
the game into the time before the ar
rival OF tho train ON which the visitors
were To leave. the members of both
teams were tired. and the Hcnsel men,
having already Won one trophy, roMr-
~teously withdrew from the contest and
formally forfeited the game to DraN-
ton.
Banquet L. big Feature.
The banquet ON Wednesday evening
Was n feature to- which all the visi-
tors had looked forward with .reat
interest, and which was thoroughly
enjoyed. Tho dinner was served III
tho opera hall at 1890, after the close
of n Of the series in tho singles.
Members ut the visiting cams aud la
dies and gentlemen of The city o,
Drayton. to the number OF some 600
in all. filled tho long tables which oc-
ssIIninH f1,r 1ull n,,I I,It@, &c Ia 81 /,
served Il dinner which in its variet!
and excellence left nothing to he de-
sired.
Many Address Gathering.
During the dinner a seven-piecc or
cheHtra e%nlivencd tho proceedings
with good music, aud the program of
toasts was II lively one L.. W. Pat
more ofTiciatcd as toaStmaStcr. and he
performed the duties of that office IN
an admirable manner. his witty intro
ductionS and lively s%allioes putting
ginger" into the entire program. a
brief hut hearty address of welcome
was delivered by !. S%teenson Of Dray-
ton. and then speakers were called nj
in tn" following order: W. p. nav,rs
Grand Forks: rev. s.. Wyamd. brny-
ton: VIM. Somers. E"Wcsmnnt: q. N
Jameson. Henscl: !. T.. Meats. bray
toD II. D. Cameron. Grand Forks: II
G. Thomson. E~oWesmont; NJ. G. Each,
eller. Grand Forks: REV. II. Il. Quig,
ley. Grand Forks: Ezra. Van G. Camp
st. Thomas: C'l,ss. Appleton. 6.r,s Il
Rev. T.. G. Moore. st. Thomas. TIL
program closed with :, srlcndidly rcn
dered group Of Scotch airs by tho or
.,hestra. and Aud Lang Sync." u,
tho entire company.
Results of Events.
rfi,N S,r,rcS i'm tho In,,,Snic1 in, oj1i
ton tn those already published in 1r'
Times, follow:
Doubles. nnal Hcnsel Won iron
Dray,on os To 10. scores: Henscl
Kennedy. 9: Draytnn. GilroN. 10
| Hensel, .Iamiesou. II: Draytor, VOL
lace. q.
Singles. complete. preliminary
Waldron. Drayton, .: j. e. Van Camp
ST. Thomas. ~. Gordon Van Camp
Drayton. IL: Sheppard, Grand Forks
?. Ezra Van Camp. st. Thomas. S
Ilirschherger. Grand Forks :. Apple.
,ion, Crystal. 6: Kennedy, Hensel. Z
Jameson. Hensel. G.; Thomson
Bowesmont. Ii. Ball. ST. Thomas, II
Morrison. Drayton. =.
Eights-Stong. Draytnn. 10: Cam
eron. Grand Forks. ;. lSt"ns ant
Cameron had drawn the bye in thi:
event. and were not required to PLAY
in the first round.l
II. Van Camp. ST. Thomas. .: G
Van Camp. Drayton. s. Ezra Va,
Camp. st. Thomas. 4: Kennedy. Hen
sci, Z. Thomson, Buwcsnlont, q; Eall
st. Thomas, s.
semi-fnals-G. Van Camp, Drayton
4; Kennedy. Hcnsel. 5. Thomson
Bowesmont. 4: Stons. Drayton, Z.
Finals-kennedy forfeited to Strns