0 THE WINNIPEG FEBRUARY I

BEAT RECORDS

j Over Kinks Alreadyfor Which

I Opens

IftThere will be over rinks In

at the eighteenth annualof the Manitoba branch of tho

This was assured when theL entries received by Secretary J.I Robertson up to noon todayf numbered Then will be

a few morn last entries to-d- ay

unless ad signs fall which will go tomake year's the greateston record In so far as attendance U

with tho exception of thei year of the of the curlers fromV the land of tho

The Ontario curlers will reach thecity about six o'clock tho

V transcontinental being over live hoursf--i late They Include two Chatham and

two Lindsay rinks and links from To-- Wj

roii andmf j To-da- y incoming trains were crowd-e- d

with Moose Jaw and theHr Dawson rity who haveH tending the werem among the first to reach theSeven American rinks have already

ty thero being two fromand Drayton and one from St. St.

Hj Thomas andft The meeting of theH- - branch will be held to-nig- ht In the

city when the will beThe draw In the

H-- j wall trophy will also bdSix Draws Each

u Six draws will be pulled off each dayat 8 11 4

mm and 10 p.m. Ail the regularcurling are In tho num-ber- s

running as follows1 to on

rear of Clarendonmm 8 to betweenand Alexander cast of Main

mM13 toFort near Main street

16 to McDermot ave-nu- e

opposite GeneralMore

Following are the entries received Inaddition to those published

one

two R.V.

two A. J. A.Hf- -

one W.

two J. J. A.Hl

t one A.HlHf one Norman

1 ACypress ono W. Town- -

m N. twomi C.

two L.mt J A

mk Fort one J.two J.

A Kmf two E.mk Jmt two A. S.mk A.fk two J. E.mM B.mm one A. E.

mM Portage la one G.mM skip- -

I

Pilot one E. F. Stead- -

two C. A.F.

St. N. one D.

uMMi two D.L.

l Manitoba twoF. A. A. J.

MM one A.one A. E.

key P. G. V.V 4 O.two J.

t one D.CI

one D.D. M.

two A. J.imm JMoose two

MOak one R. L.

one J. M.

H two G. M.Mi

two T. B. Cope- -

a land C. A.one R.

1 Winnipeg fourteen J.i J- -H 1 E. J. J Mun-I- V

I ml A. R. C. Ir-B- V

A. Mct P.T. H. C.

BW R. AVBB Winnipeg four

n. P. A. T. A.11 L.T pep W.

VI ii J. G. H. Lulling- -

ford D AV A. CarsonV D. A. O.vW DA JJJ. R.BB

N. M. F.BH I.

SPRINGS

I St. John Collegians Beaten in SeniorI

In the Intercollegiate senior game onSaturday Manitoba sprung a

defeating St. John's by au score of 4 to The was a good

St. John's hade more of theI but w-er-

e off In their Dhef- -

ManitobaI. St.Gannon goal ue

f Fullerf coverf Morton rover

Adamson forwardsMatheson

l AdamsonG. Judge of P.

goat Feary and Sey- -Daly and

IARE BEATEN

Hf Wanderers Spring a Surprise in Big

HJ Eastern Game

Bj 4 Ottawa's famousBl Stanley cup was beaten byBl the at the Arena SaturdayI night before over thof score being 5 goals to It was

Bl of the most brilliant hockey matchesHm ever played In From stait to

finish the pace fast andBV and the hockeyBV victory of the came

A as a surprise to It wasf known that they were In splendid phy- -

Bl condition and able to play thefi game of their but so generally

BS was believed that the wouldHf win that their admirers were willingBY to give all kinds of The resultBl was that a few bold sportsHJ cleaned a pile of In some

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cases 10 to 4 was offered on thowith very lew

Captain Art Moore voiced the senti-ments of tho players after the

when hoand ull credit should be

given the who playedWe played our and 1

think that our work was up to butHie excelled us und that Uall thero In to

The followed the stylothat has distinguished the forthe past lew The forwardsstuck to their appointed positions andstuck to their The result wasthat Frank McGee was so closely

and he was not as dangerousus Patrick und Glass followedup und fell back so speedily und sountiringly that McGee andwere prevented from making theirgreat

It was clean which wasIn view of the Importance

of the None of the playersroughed It and there were compar-atively few

The first In twoSix minutes later Patrick

evened the Then McGee putthe und Glass made ittwo Just before halt

McGee scored early In the secondbut Patrick made It three and

then put the In theThe teams officials

iHague goal MenardPulford point StrachanMoore cover Kennedy

rover PatrickMcGee centre Glass

Smith right JohnsonHarry Smith left Blackford

HarryFrank

RAMBLERS WIN AT

Fast Intermediate Game Won By CityIn a fast game tho

Ramblers of defeated theThistles' second here last night by ascore of 6 to Tho checking was hardanil of the homegot his back andrA the was Injured with aslick and will be out of the game for a

The teams and officials

Martin goal ParrPhillips point

coverArchambault Humphries

DunderdaleCotter left

Martin right Mooneyspare Drew-Refere- e

TomJudge of play HughTimers Young and

Goal Judges McAdam andJ.

Summary of1 142 Ramblers Humphries 53 74 Kenora Archambault

HalfC 4

6 107 Kenora B. Martin 15 79 Kenora 4

Penalties Humphries Archam-bault B.

and

WRESTLING AT ARCADE

Downs Wins Hit Challenge AgainstRoot After Hard Content

The people who witnessed the boutbetween these two men at the ArcadeTheatre on Saturday evening wentaway with the satisfaction that theyhad received their money'sthis proving to be the tusslethat has been put up In

A new aspirant in the person ofDickson of Portage Prairie gave anexhibition bout with the

through the non-appearan- ce ofthe Minneapolis strong

who was billed to tackle the Turk Ina contest under the Cornish

although a good lighterthan his did

When Downs and Root appeared onthe mat there was someexpressed by Downs as to Dav-idson's ability as and finallythe Turk was appointed to Judge the

The conditions of thecontest Downs to secure threepoints to secure a fall and Root two

the best of live Themen tried every conceivable twistand turn to gain advantage and it wasnot until 34 minutes had been regis-tered that Downs was awarded thefirst bout with a half Nelson and arm

Root fought strenuously In the sec-ond round and gained a victory In 14minutes with the bar The thirdtry went to Downs In 22 minutes witha half Nelson and arm Root'sarm being so badly crushed that heasked the referee to grant his oppon-ent this Downs eventually wonout In the fourth round In minuteswith a half Root holding outthat Downs twisted his leg In an un-fair manner

At the conclusion of the bout Downsagreed to meet an unknownA forfeit of was put The un-known must throw Downs three timesIn an hour's wrestling

MEETING 13 POSTPONED

Northern League Delegate Will GetTogether Today

Owing to theof Grand

of J. Price andof have not ar-

rived but are expected In sometime therefore the meeting ofthe Northern league was adjourneduntil some time The dele-gates that arrived Theodore

John Percy Glass ofLake John D. of

J. M. Lamb of T. E.Brady and J. ot Ar-thur and Anderson arealso in the

SHIN-PA- D

The Maple Leafs practically cinchedwhen they defeated

the Kennedys on Saturday night by ascore of 6 to

Cornwall defeated the ofin the senior series of the Fed-

eral league at Ottawa Saturday nightl y a of 5 to

In the senior hockey match at theMutual street rink Saturday theArgonauts defeated the 21to seconds

St. George'sThe and Crescents meet

tonight in an Intermediate fixture atManitoba rink at 8 The

will have the followingmen on their

rightleft

The first game for the Icelandic hoc-key championship of this year will beplayed tonight at the Arena from 10 toU between the I. A. C.

hockey Great Inter-est Is being taken In this match by thoIcelanders of the and u largeturnout of supporters Is TheVikings have the championship

I since with exception of latwhen the I. A. C. won out

READY FOR THE CURLERS

Last Meeting ofis Held Another

The final meeting of thothe Manitoba branch of the tocomplete arrangements for tho big

which will openwas held on Saturday afternoonGreat enthusiasm marked the

One of the of the meetingwas the Inauguration by the

C of a new compe-tition for the It Is to be achurch In which each congre-gation In city will be privilegedto enter u the or someonenominated by to do the

will present a trophy ondfour prizes to the winning Theywill take place at the conclusion ofthe Details were left In thohands of the thoand J. past

also advisedthe meeting that the annual curlingservice be conducted In St

church on Sunday nightTestimonial

A letter from C. C. ofannounced that the

royal secretary testimonial fund wouldclose on and asked for all do-

nations to be In by The sum olhas been collected from the clubs

In tho The Granite and This-tle clubs of this city also donatedapiece to the Secretary Robert-son will remit at once by draft

Contributions Still pomeJ. secretary of the finance

reported the receipt ifthe of which

was from the Inter-Ocea- n hotel Heannounced promises of a considerablefurther all of which will be col-lected this all the fundsare In there will be sufficient to defraynot only the expenses of the present

but also out the deficitfrom last On motion of I.

seconded by F thereport was received and the thanks oftho council tendered to the

Police WillTho Ice committee reported all In

readiness for the The drawfor the Dingwall trophy will be madeduring the day and given out at themeeting of the branch Pol-Iceme- n

will be detailed to assist theumpires at the Granite Thistlerinks in preserving A doubleforce of umpires for day and nightduty will also be on

MeetingTho and prize list

announced that the prepara-tions were complete for tho meetingof tho branch at 8 o'clock to-nig- ht

when an Informal reception will betendered the visiting curlers Ar-rangements were made to meet thevarious Incoming trains to-da- y to re-ceive the visiting curlers and escortthem to their Theask the public to assist them In re-ceiving the visitors by dressing thecity In holiday likeall the Hags throughout the city to beraised to-d- ay In honor of the openingof the

The reception committee has pre-pared an interesting forthe banquet to the visiting curlers onThursday night In Manitoba whenthey will be prepared to seat cur-lers at

NUGGETS OF

Brief Run Over the Latest Sportingv

Harry thirdwhom Chicago secured from

has about made up his mind tothe game and engage In the mer-

cantile business InDick Padden Is a newcomer In the

American but he alreadylays claim to the pennant forForce of habit Is

Miss Amanda a femaleannounces her retirement from

baseball to go Into a finishingand Jack Sheridan has

A unique condition unveils Itself atwhere two Grand Rapids

boys and Pete willfight each other- - for the position ofthird

Hans expects to boosts hisbatting average for honever could hit now thebig

Jimmy Is giving pointers toTerry McGovern on how to Bat-tling Terry will need

Herrera and Kid Herman havesigned to fight In San Francisco

and the winner will have anatch with

Jake the old-tim- e

occasionally acts as a referee at someof the three-roun- d affairs pulled InNew

Sandy Ferguson Is In jail Theheavyweight scrapper will insist onsaving his best punch for his

It Is settled that the national ama-teur boxing championships for 1906will bo held In under the

of the Olympic AthleticThe date has not been

It Is alleged that Jim hascombined all of the fighting atSan Francisco Into one big

This will make It possible to dobusiness under one

The national outdoor swimmingchampionship has been awarded by theA A. U. to St. during thelist week In

They say that Keene Is not Intend-ing to bring out till near theclose of this

MAKES HIT IN

Harley Davidson Pleases a Crowd atGolden Gate

San Harleyof St. champion roller

of the the title which hewon recently In St. Louis against thechampion of arrived In this

engaged for thenext two weeks bv the management of

pavilion to skate fancy andfust During that time

will skate some of the roll-

er skaters of the coast Severalmatch races for large purses have been

and something exciting willoccur every night of engagementhe re-

in the Mechanics' pavilion he willendeavor to lower the world's recordon roller skates for two and

Last night Davidson startled the au-dience at the pavilion rink with one ofhl that of Jumping over seven

while skating backwards at anextreme rate of This was

by the professionals out herea suicidal great

Davidson went through thewithout a l

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AUSTRALIA'S GREAT

Whole Life of People Pasted in OpenAir Many Novel

Australia Is about- - the same asthe United States and contains nomore Inhabitants than New YorkHut their cricketers have beaten thebest elevens in England for manyyears and last year NewZealand football which playsthe same game as the de-feated every team broughtthem In the old except one ateam of says Julian

At the first weekIn there Is first-cla- ss

and In no other country out-side of our Is there so much base-ball played as among these

Every bungalow has Its tennisand every community posses-

ses Its lacrosse and polo Thefact these people are allthe climate Is dry and

enables them to keep the field a. I

the year and their generallyactive life and temperament tit themfor athletic There Is a say-ing that whenever a new settlement-l- s

founded In Australia the first thingdone is to mark out tho site for the

the to survey andgrade the The whole life i

of this Is passed In the openthe percentage of drones among themIs so small as to be a

and Australia mightbe considered the paradise of

I have several times had occasion toremark that In this there area few persons who do the actual ath-letic while all the rest of us arecontent to go and look And

In the proportion ofthe players at various sports ismuch greater than In com-parison with are not

Cricket of fav-orite Australian and yet thenumber of spectators at a cricketmatch unless It be a very ex-ceptionally Important Is limited toa few score persons at thohas of all the Tho an-swer Is that they are nil playing cric-ket they would ratherthan look They love sport forsport's not for what money thereIs In or for tho mere of a

An Australian will bet ona horse no but there Is asystem of lotteries connected withhorse the people ofsmall means contribute In small sumsto a big the winner of whichsuddenly finds himself In possession ofa there Is nothingIn Australia similar to the rapaciousand unprincipled class of professionalsport gamblers that there Is andho wholesome of this condition

Is conspicuous on allHut Australia docs not restrict Her-

self to the games practiced herepeculiar to one ot them Is thecamel for there are many ca-

mels In tho Imported therefrom Asia und used for desert traveland freight railroads are non-existent and horse perishes from

The in theseare ridden by native Af- -

who have a knack of gettingspeed out ot their which nowhite man Is able to A largepart ot the In these places Is

by the Afghans among the spec- -become terribly excited

the air with their yells of encour-agement and At the close ofeach race these Interesting barbar ansalways rush together In a furious

the result iswinners and losers lly at one another s

and new racesIn northern Queensland thero are goat

which are likewiseand the great contestsand rock-drilli- ng matches

ahe Australian's proclivity to turn evenhis moat serious labors Into capital for

perhaps the most exciting ath-

letic game of the 19

axeman Is attended by a whowhere to lay his

and Informs him liow the other fellowIs getting th same

nd fixed upright In there supplied for that

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all may have an equal Anal and all fall to work at

Syme make splendid progressat the but afterwardsand passed those who seemed

for Is no more vio-lent exercise than wood-choppin- g In

The axe bite thebig chips the bodies of tho menswing and their breathcomes in regular The

shout their applause orand at last one of the big

logs gives ii and In another mo-ment It Is Not seldom the vic-torious chopper falls belde It utterly

livery Australian canbut some experts have raised the thingto a and their feats are

Illg prizes arc given to theand the are advertised

weeks I rememberwhen we used to have chopping

lu Northern New and Ionce saw a smoking his pipe bythe of an who hadthat day sawed and tencords of hickory But I ft-a- r

such heroic feats are seldom seenexcept In remoter regions

where newspaper reporters are not en-couraged to biga. it does not II v fur away fromIt and whatever there tobe Is readily