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Founded in 1892, the Assiniboine Curling Club became the third such club in the City of Winnipeg. It was primarily made up from ex-Granite members who lived south of the Assiniboine River. The club built a three-sheet building on Mayfair Avenue. In 1909, the club built a new four-sheet facility next door to their original building, located at 111 Mayfair Avenue. The club left their premises in 1917-1918 and rented ice at the Auditorium rink. The club held a meeting in 1921 with discussion of building a new rink; however, it ceased operations after the 1921-1922 season.
Period
President
1892-1893
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1893-1994
W. R. Baker
1894-1895
Patrick Anderson MacDonald (1857-1951)
1895-1896
Francis Lawrence “Frank” Patton (1857-1932)
1896-1897
L. A. Hamilton
1897-1898
Thomas Alderson Anderson (1855-1919)
1898-1899
Montague Aldous (1850-1946)
1899-1900
George Frederick Galt (1855-1928)
1900-1901
John Somerset Aikins (1850-1911)
1901-1902
Herbert Carlyle Hammond (1844-1909)
1902-1903
Samuel Peck Clark (1859-1924)
1903-1904
Charles Patrick Wilson (1859-1931)
1904-1905
Montague Aldous (1850-1946)
1905-1907
John Thomas Blundell Persse (1861-1927)
1907-1908
?
1908-1909
?
1909-1910
Armine Frederick Dew MacGachen (1855-1935)
1910-1911
J. F. Fisher
1911-1912
John Waller deCourcy O'Grady (1854-1914)
1912-1913
?
1913-1914
George Earnest Todd (1873-1915)
1914-1915
William Henry Ellis (1866-1941)
1915-1916
W. H. Hood
1916-1918
William Wight Robson (1865-1946)
1918-1919
?
1919-1920
W. P. Walker
1920-1921
?
1921-1922
Jacob Hall Holman (1853-1927)
“Latest events in sporting world given in brief form,” Winnipeg Tribune, 13 October 1908.
(new rink discussed), Winnipeg Free Press, 7 December 1917, page 6.
“Assiniboines to curl at the Aud,” Winnipeg Free Press, 4 March 1921, page 15.
This page was prepared by Rick Mutton and Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 12 November 2022
