Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-09

Jameson VI IryStal was
Runner-U Tieing Winner
In The Eleventh Head, But
Forbes Captured Twelfth
By One Point; Play In The
Smith Trophy Reached
Fifth Round.
Davie Forbes and his rink from st.
Thomas won their second trophy in
the sixth annual bonspiel OF the
North Dakota Curling association
when they defeated Jamison of Crys-
tai, IL to 10, in the Northwestern Ma
tional bank and Northwestern Trust
company event today. Forbes won
the Thomson cup on Wednesday by
winning from Garvin Of Grand Forks.
In the fifth end Janlison was lead
ing, S to l, but Forbes counted four
in the fifth and tied up the count. Da-
vie counted another in the sixth ana
was one up. Jamison. who has shown
wonderful fighting spirit all through
the spiel, came back in the eighth
end after Forbes had him two down
and counted four. making it 0 to Z in
favor of the Crystal rink.
Forbes, who is just as much a
fighter as Jamison, came back in the
ninth and counted one. Jamison was
lying two until the last rock. The
Crystal rink made it 10 to 8 in the
tenth end, when Jamison drew in for
a shot with his last rock. 1t was 4
beautiful shot and as the gallery
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game won, he received a round of APP
plause. Twelve ends were necessary,
however, and in the eleventh Forbes
tied it up and won in the twelfth.
Forbes went into the semi-fina|
round of this event by winning from
Smith Of Morris, 10 to 9. Jamison de-
feated Sheppard, Q to 8.
Play for the A. H. Smith trophy
reached the fifth round this after
noon. Garvin of Grand Forks went
out into the semi-finals by winning
from Sell of Grafton Is to 7. In the
eights Bach is playing Schlosser.
The Bach KID" rink of Grand
Thomas. were winners in the two
events finished Wednesday in the
sixth annual bonspiel of the North
Dakota Curling association. The
finals in the Thomson event were
,urled Wednesday morning between
y VI IIdIu TOTkS, ana fOrDeS-
The Bach rink won the First Ma
onal Bank trophy late Wednesday
light by defeating Violette of Minot,
10 to 9. The M.not aggregation put
I'D the best game they have played
n the spiel, but the kids were out to
in and could not be stopped. The
ungsters went into the finals by
ming from Sheppard I to 6. They
ned the tables on Sheppard as it
this rink which put the Bach
out of running in the Thomson
II. Sheppard went into the semi
by winning over Thomson of
ont, 9 to Z.
Stiff Opposition.
te played-a great game all
- through this event, being
against some of the strong
nks at the spiel. The Minot
; had to defeat VanCamp of
tomas. to get into the semi
. The game was taken 13 to S.
VaaCamp run up the highest
of the bonspiel when it defeated
.lson Of Drayton, Is to 8. The
cite rink had to win from Jami-
of Crystal to get into the semi
IS, but won this contest 10 to 8.
was thought possibly that the
.lspiel could be wound up by to-
Mt, but the way the events stood
e~dnesday evening il looked impos-
Bile.
The Northwestern National Bank
nd Northwestern Trust Company
vent will be finished up this morn
ng, but the fifth event for the A. H.
Smith trophy cannot be finished be-
fore evening. Play in this event
began Wednesday. The sixth event
is the consolation play and it is not
expected that it can be finished be-
fore Friday.
4 Forbes Winner.
Forbes of st. Thomas won the
Thomson trophy by defeating the
Garvin rink Of Grand Forks n the
final round of that event by a score
OF 10 to 8. The locals fought an
uphill game all the way through, as
the visitors had them down from the
first end. This was the second event
OF the bonspiel and the first to be
The Forbes rink is made up of r.
Often. P. Often, NJ. P. Berg and D.
il. Forbes. First prize carries the
beautiful Thomson trophy and four
auto robes and the players on the
Garvin rink will each receive a Hot
point electric iron as second prize.
Kids Going Strong.
The Bach rink Of Grand Forks
went out in the semi-final round of
the First National bank event by de-
feating Moore Of Drayton, 13 to 6, in
the play Wednesday forenoon. Old
curriers' say that it is going to be i'm
possible to keep the local kid rink
from winning a trophy.
In the second round Jamison of
Crystal won from Pence of Minot,
IA to 4, and Violette of Minot de-
feated Williamson Of Grand Forks, IL
to 10. S%teenson Of Drayton put
sVantsdal of Crystal out Of running in
the First National event, 9 to s, and
Van Camp of st. Thomas won from
aPagett of Grand Forks, 8 to 8.
In his half Of the semi-fnal round
for the Thomson cup, Garvin defeat
ed Sheppard, also of Grand Forks II
to >. The outcome was not looked
for bv every one, as Sheppard had
been going good, defeating the Grand
Forks kid" rink in the previous
rou 3 to 8. Garvin went inc the
.yemi-1nals by winning over SmixA of
gMorris, Man. II to 9.
Semi Finals in Fifth.
Play for the Northwestern National
Ban and Northwestern Trust COM
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