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WAUPACA
REPUBLICAN February
3, 1888 Gone
to the Ice Carnival. The following rinks from the Waupaca
curling club went to St. Paul to take a hand in the bonspiel with the stane and
besom this week. Rink
No. 1 H.W. Williams, Frank Whipple, Louis
Stern, E. Coolidge. Rink
No. 2 E. Selleck, Gus Bronson, S. Chandler
Jr., H.M. Lea. Rink
No. 3 Jeff Woodnorth, Paul Browne, Ed
Jeffers, A. Holly. A.G. Nelson and Sam Oborn are also
among those who will see the sights - if the weather doesn’t melt the castle. A St. Paul dispatch states that on
Tuesday morning the international curling bonspiel in connection with the
winter carnival began. About 125
curlers participated. Thirteen rinks
played, representing clubs from Minneapolis, Portage, La Prairie, Chicago,
Stonewall, Manitoba, Winnipeg, St. Paul, Fargo, Waupaca and Milwaukee, dividing
into East and West. The totals
were: East, 223; West, 244. Skip S. McKechnie, of the Thistle club of
Winnipeg, had the largest majority over his opponents of any skip in the
winning team, and so carried off the trophy.
A banquet was tendered the visiting curlers at the Merchants hotel
Tuesday night, at which there were covers laid over 200 guests. |