Harry Jack Trophy
Mon, Feb 11th 2019 at 6:00 pm - 6:00 pm
The annual curling competition against Edinburgh.
On Monday 11 February 2019 the 42nd annual Curling Competition for the Harry Jack Trophy was competed for at Murrayfield Curling Rink between the Edinburgh and Glasgow Rotary Clubs. Two rinks were in action with Edinburgh coming out on top. Owing to ever decreasing Rotary Curlers, this year and for the future the Glasgow Club will invite members from Local Daughter Clubs to “make up the numbers” and Edinburgh will “recruit” from their already established “Curling Club” which has members from throughout Scotland.
- Group photograph
- Bill Christie is pictured presenting the Harry Jack Trophy to Brian Smellie, Captain of The Edinburgh Curling Club.
Glasgow 1
Lead and Skip Douglas Locke
2nd Edwin Tucker
3rd Iain Smith
4th Craig Thomson (Eastwood)
Glasgow 2
Lead and Skip Bill Christie
2nd Niall Loakman
3rd Graham Steele
4th Steve Malloy (Eastwood)
Bill Christie
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