The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-02-08
Winnebago Players Do Not Go
Away Empty Handled
OWENS WIN kATo PLACE
End of Entertainment After the
Successful and Enjoyable
Days On the Ice
from Thursdays gary.

~IOIu nui oNcy Aatys -.
I With the conclusion of the fourth
and last event of the fourteenth annu-
al bonspiel of the Mankato Caledon-
ian Curling club, the affair came to
a close this morning. The visitors
went home warmly expressing their
appreciation of the good time and exx-
cellent entertainment that the Manka-
to hosts had given them.
Mapleton carried off the greatest
honors of the bonspiel, winning the
first prizes of both the first and Sec
on devents.' Both times. it was the
same rink, that of T. B. Taylor. Will
liam McDonald's rink of Winnebago
carried off the first prize in the third
event and the second in the first event.
The rink of D. r.. Reasoner of Winnie
bago won the first prize in the fourth
event and second prize in the sec
ond George B. Owens rink won the
honors for Mankato, getting the sec
ond events. Both times it was the
events.
The fourth event, which was decid-
ed this morning, carried as first prize
four So sweaters donated by the Ny
quist Clothing company, and as sec
ond prize, four two-pound packages
of Otto Blend coffee donated by Otto's
grocery.
The games in the fourth event were
played as follows:
Nerbovig defeated Morrow; Nyquist
defeated T. Taylor Mckay defeated
Quimby; Owen defeated Mcdonald;
Appic Jofootod Sborp. Uo.coyor do
feated Ferguson; Nerbovig forfeited
to Nyquist; Owen forfeited to Mckay;
Annis forfeited to Reasoner; Owen
defeated Nyquist; Reasoner defeated
Owen.
The Reasoner rink of Winyebago al
SO won the prize for the. high score
during the bonspiel, four jars of Tux
edo, donated by William Colburn,
American Tobacco company.
The Other Events.
In the third curling event of the
bcnspiel, the rink of VIM Mcdonald
of Winnebago took the first prize, four
Dads electric lanterns, donated by the
l.. Patterson Mercantile company. The
hosiery. was won by the Owen rink
of Mankato.
The games were played off as fol-
lows: Nyquist defeated Sharp; Nor
row, Champlin; McGregor, Snow; Nc
Donald, Otto; Ferguson, Mckay; J..
Taylor, Nerbovig; Owen, Annis; Quinn
by, Reasoner; Laurisch forfeited to
Ellis; Morrow defeated Nyquist; T. B.
Taylor defeated McGregor; Morrow,
T. B. Taylor; Mcdonald, Ferguson; j.
Taylor forfeited to Owen; Ellis for
feited to Reasoner; Mcdonald defeat
ed Morrow; Owen defeated Reasoner;
Mcdonald defeated Owen.
This morning the Kinks were still
playing off the fourth or consolation
event
Second Event of 3onspeI.
{ The second event of the bonspieI
which was concluded yesterday aft
ernoon, was played out as follows:
Preliminaries: Mcdonald rink de-
feated Nerbovig rink, Z to 10; T. B.
Taylor rink defeated Ferguson rink
IL to G.; Ellis rink defeated Nyquist
rink, 20 to 10; Sharp rink defeated J.
Taylor rink, II to'9; Morrow defeated
Champlin, II to z; Laurisch defeated
Annis, 8 to 6; Owen defeated Mckay
Ia to 10; Reasoner defeated Dodds;
McGregor defeated Otto, II to 10.
Subsequent contest: Taylor defeat
ed Mcdonald, Is to IL; Morrow de-
feated Sharp, IL to z; Laurisch de-
feated Owen, 13 to TO- Reasoner de-
feated McGregor, 10 to 8; Taylor de-
feated Ellis, Is to 8.
Semi finals: T. B. Taylor defeated
Morrow, Is to 8; Reasoner defeated
Laurisch, 16 to g.
Final: T. B. Taylor defeated Rea-
sOner, 10 to s.