Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-18
CURRIERS' OF
MlNOT PLAY
SPIEL oath
Big Curling Event Will
Cover Three Days of
Play
tHerasu Special Service. J

M;n"t. y. D.. Jan. 17.-~~Indications
rom, Ia the tar: that Minot will be
Il aleccl TO" curriers' from North Da-
kota. Minnesota. Manitoba. and Sas-
~katchcwan mex! week when the first
mnsp:c. under the auspices Of the
Mino; curiin= ASSOCIATION will be
held Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day Ian. u. 20 and &c.
Se'tn beautiful loving cups and
several hundred dollars worth OF
lGerrh&ut1 & rr;zcs have been provid-
81
j.. W. sthii and W. r. kenney Of
81, Pau! have indicated their intcn-
ton Of attending the spiel.
Foreign Kinks Expected.
". +. Murphy. manager. looks for
Il goodiy number of Kinks from Can
ad'an p9.Ins ,nc:ndin= Portal. Este.
van Nc.burn Mousciilw, Regina Ind
~; II lion Many r.nns from north
eastern North Dakota are expected TO
he represented rs We'll as Minnesota
10 MS.
Marked improvements are being
made at the cIrli:g rink in an.icipa-
Ton OF the big event The specta-
t"r$ ruoLa has been enlarged by tho
removal Ct partitions. r.. VI. Graham.
III charge of the Ire. is Just having
the e:ehtll sheet COMPLETED. h sew
fnsh sheet was in USE Saturday. b
ircs- reported in excellent condition.
llhe. first game Will he, played Thurs
GayE,'an. -. At > a. III. Entry for
FRS draw closes Mcn,fay. Ian. 20, at
& o. IN.
Following is I've program:
so Presidents trophy.
First r-iGe-Four'Ladics Travelling
Sets.
Second PriZc-Eour Gent1emen's
TRAVELLING Sets.
Open TO all curriers' from United
States and CanaG
Pi.Tr Howe Lumber Co. Trophy. :
First Prize -Four Carving Sets.
Second EriZc-Four Curling Sweat
CTS.
Open 10 all curriers' from United
safes and Canada.
Louis W. Hill. Trophy.
.lSirsr ~Prizr-Four Thermos Sets.
Setpnd TriZe-FOur Toasters.
The ru'nr..!;inn in It's first stage
shall be open to all Canadian Kinks
ht the B%nnSpicI. who will be opposed
w an equal number of Kinks selected
from anon the American links en-
tered at ttr Bonspicl.
AT leas, four Canadian Kinks must
cn.er to insure competition in the frs,
stage. but III the event Of failure. it
will become an open event 10 every
rink 1T the Bon.piel.
Total scores shall determine win
ncrs in first stage and IL ends only
shall he Glayed in this stage.
If the Canadian links win the frs,
Stage. they shall play down for the
trophy and prizes ut Minot until the
winning rink be determined.
II won by the Kinks from, the Unit.
ed States. all Of the Kinks from the
United States shall play down at Nj.
not for the trophy and prizes.
p. .. CAN jNornnrSA
500 Line Trophy.
Four Ladies' Handbags.
Second Prize Two Auto Spo1
Lights. Two Motto Meters.
In the first stage This event shall be
confined to a selected number OF Kinks
from outside of Minot. in competition
Htthya selected number Of Kinks from
Minot.
Number of points shall determine
winners in first stage and all games
in this stag shall be IL ends only.
II the visiting inks wiz in frs'
stage all Visitors who decide to enteI
the event shall play down at Minot
to determine the winner.
Second National Bank Trophy.
First Pri7e--Four Atwood Blank
Second Prize-Four ssh. sacks o
Snow White Flour.
Open to all curriers' from United
States and Canada. Trophy to remain
property of Minot Association unit
Won by same skip three years in sue
ceesion. Prizes become property O
winning Kinks.
R51ssclI Miller Milling Co. Trophy.
First Prize--Four Leather Vests.
-Four Curling Caps.
Open to all curriers' from North Da
kota AND all curriers' from North Por
tal. The trophy to remain propert.
of Minot Association until the curler
from any other club win it three year,
in succession. Prizes to become prop
erty Of winning inks.