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	The American team held on to a lead built up in opening matches Friday and scored a 392-387 victory over Canada in the annual competition between the two nations. U.S. entries had a 31- point lead at the end of Saturday's competition.		The American team held on to a lead built up in opening matches Friday and scored a 392-387 victory over Canada in the annual competition between the two nations. U.S. entries had a 31- point lead at the end of Saturday's competition.

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	''[[~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', March 12, 1962		''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', March 12, 1962

	'''Gordon Medal to U.S. In Curling Playoffs'''		'''Gordon Medal to U.S. In Curling Playoffs'''

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	[[https://gncc.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=25&Itemid=113\|History of the Gordon International Curling Medal]]		[https://gncc.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=25&Itemid=113 History of the Gordon International Curling Medal]
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	[[https://www.gncc.org/events/championships/gordon-emmet\|The Gordon Champion Rink Medal]]		[https://www.gncc.org/events/championships/gordon-emmet The Gordon Champion Rink Medal]
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	''Ticonderoga Sentinel'', February 26, 1931		''Ticonderoga Sentinel'', February 26, 1931

	'''Curling to be Demonstrated~~''''''~~ at 1932 Olympic Games'''		'''Curling to be Demonstrated at 1932 Olympic Games'''

	Saranac Lake — Devotes of the Scotchman's game of curling— to be a demonstration of the III Olympic Winter Games of 1932-— now have a new rendezvous in the Adirondack Mountains through the construction of a luxurious new club house by the Saranac Lake Curling Club.		Saranac Lake — Devotes of the Scotchman's game of curling— to be a demonstration of the III Olympic Winter Games of 1932-— now have a new rendezvous in the Adirondack Mountains through the construction of a luxurious new club house by the Saranac Lake Curling Club.

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	[[File:Gordon Medal team.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Gordon Medal Champion Rink; [[Homer Sampson\|H. L. Sampson]] lead; [[Sidney~~%20Blanchet~~\|S. F. Blanchet]] 2nd; [[T.~~%20P~~.~~%20Smith~~\|T. P. Smith]] 3rd; [[Robert~~%20C~~.~~%20Paterson~~\|Robert C. Paterson]] Skip. Courtesy of Sarah Blanchet ]]The '''Gordon Medal''' was actually two different [[curling\|curling]] medals created by Robert Gordon of New York City. In 1869 he created the Championship Rink Medal to be awarded to the champion of the American Grand National Curling Club, and, in 1884, he created a gold medal to be awarded to the winner of an annual competition between the curlers of the United States and Canada;		[[File:Gordon Medal team.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Gordon Medal Champion Rink; [[Homer Sampson\|H. L. Sampson]] lead; [[Sidney Blanchet\|S. F. Blanchet]] 2nd; [[T. P. Smith\|T. P. Smith]] 3rd; [[Robert C. Paterson\|Robert C. Paterson]] Skip. Courtesy of Sarah Blanchet ]]The '''Gordon Medal''' was actually two different [[curling\|curling]] medals created by Robert Gordon of New York City. In 1869 he created the Championship Rink Medal to be awarded to the champion of the American Grand National Curling Club, and, in 1884, he created a gold medal to be awarded to the winner of an annual competition between the curlers of the United States and Canada;

	Through 1998, the Gordon International Curling Medal had been played for on 102 occasions with Canada winning 75 of 102 matches. From 1970-1997 the United States won only once, by four stones in Boston in 1982. The total rock count to date is 29,148 to 25,406 in favor of the Canadians.		Through 1998, the Gordon International Curling Medal had been played for on 102 occasions with Canada winning 75 of 102 matches. From 1970-1997 the United States won only once, by four stones in Boston in 1982. The total rock count to date is 29,148 to 25,406 in favor of the Canadians.
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	''Plattsburgh Sentinel'', February 7, 1922		''Plattsburgh Sentinel'', February 7, 1922

	The Saranac Lake Curling Club have had a very successful season so far this year and have already won the Gordon Medal at Schenectady, and the Allen Medal at Utica. They have also retained the possession of the Dr. [[Robert~~%20C~~.~~%20Paterson~~\|Robert C. Paterson]] Cup in Saranac.		The Saranac Lake Curling Club have had a very successful season so far this year and have already won the Gordon Medal at Schenectady, and the Allen Medal at Utica. They have also retained the possession of the Dr. [[Robert C. Paterson\|Robert C. Paterson]] Cup in Saranac.
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	The annual meeting and election of officers of the Saranac Lake curling club was held at the clubhouse Friday evening:. Reports of the various committees were read, and the general good feeling and success of the club discussed.		The annual meeting and election of officers of the Saranac Lake curling club was held at the clubhouse Friday evening:. Reports of the various committees were read, and the general good feeling and success of the club discussed.

	[[Stanley~~%20J~~.~~%20Appleyard~~\|Stanley J. Appleyard]], present president, was again returned to office, with the following staff; first vice-president, Dr. [[John~~%20A~~.~~%20Munroe~~\|John A. Munroe]]; second vice-president, Dr. [[Charles~~%20C~~.~~%20Trembley~~\|C. C. Trembley]]; secretary-treasurer, [[Robert~~%20Smith~~\|Robert Smith]], and recording secretary, [[A.~~%20H~~.~~%20Denny~~\|A. H. Denny]].		[[Stanley J. Appleyard\|Stanley J. Appleyard]], present president, was again returned to office, with the following staff; first vice-president, Dr. [[John A. Munroe\|John A. Munroe]]; second vice-president, Dr. [[Charles C. Trembley\|C. C. Trembley]]; secretary-treasurer, [[Robert Smith\|Robert Smith]], and recording secretary, [[A. H. Denny\|A. H. Denny]].

	The various committees for the ensuing year will have the following as chairmen: ways and means, Dr. [[H.~~%20B~~.~~%20Brown~~\|H. B. Brown]]; entertainment. Dr. [[S.~~%20F~~.~~%20Blanchet~~\|S. F. Blanchet]]; membership, [[John~~%20R~~.~~%20Hogan~~\|John R. Hogan]]; rink, [[Thomas~~%20Smith~~\|Thomas Smith]], and match, Dr. C. C. Trembley.		The various committees for the ensuing year will have the following as chairmen: ways and means, Dr. [[H. B. Brown\|H. B. Brown]]; entertainment. Dr. [[S. F. Blanchet\|S. F. Blanchet]]; membership, [[John R. Hogan\|John R. Hogan]]; rink, [[Thomas Smith\|Thomas Smith]], and match, Dr. C. C. Trembley.

	It was the unanimous opinion of the members that the club has just closed one of its most successful seasons. During the year, its teams won the Gordon national medal, contested for at Utica; and the Patterson Memorial medal, which was played at the local rinks. Plans for next year are already being made, with the objective being the international competition, which will be held in Montreal. The 1924 tournament for the Munroe cup, decided by weekly eliminations was captured by the team skipped by [[N.~~%20S~~.~~%20Davenport~~\|N. S. Davenport]], besides whom there were Dr. [[C.~~%20A~~.~~%20McAfee~~\|C. A. McAfee]], John R. Hogan and [[Eugene~~%20Delamater~~\|Eugene Delamater]].		It was the unanimous opinion of the members that the club has just closed one of its most successful seasons. During the year, its teams won the Gordon national medal, contested for at Utica; and the Patterson Memorial medal, which was played at the local rinks. Plans for next year are already being made, with the objective being the international competition, which will be held in Montreal. The 1924 tournament for the Munroe cup, decided by weekly eliminations was captured by the team skipped by [[N. S. Davenport\|N. S. Davenport]], besides whom there were Dr. [[C. A. McAfee\|C. A. McAfee]], John R. Hogan and [[Eugene Delamater\|Eugene Delamater]].
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	''[[Adirondack~~%20Daily%20Enterprise~~\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', March 12, 1962		''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', March 12, 1962

	'''Gordon Medal to U.S. In Curling Playoffs'''		'''Gordon Medal to U.S. In Curling Playoffs'''

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	The various committees for the ensuing year will have the following as chairmen: ways and means, Dr. [[H.%20B.%20Brown\|H. B. Brown]]; entertainment. Dr. [[S.%20F.%20Blanchet\|S. F. Blanchet]]; membership, [[John%20R.%20Hogan\|John R. Hogan]]; rink, [[Thomas%20Smith\|Thomas Smith]], and match, Dr. C. C. Trembley.		The various committees for the ensuing year will have the following as chairmen: ways and means, Dr. [[H.%20B.%20Brown\|H. B. Brown]]; entertainment. Dr. [[S.%20F.%20Blanchet\|S. F. Blanchet]]; membership, [[John%20R.%20Hogan\|John R. Hogan]]; rink, [[Thomas%20Smith\|Thomas Smith]], and match, Dr. C. C. Trembley.

	It was the unanimous opinion of the members that the club has just closed one of its most successful seasons. During the year, its teams won the Gordon national medal, contested for at Utica; and the Patterson Memorial medal, which was played at the local rinks. Plans for next year are already being made, with the objective being the international competition, which will be held in Montreal. The 1924 tournament for the Munroe cup, decided by weekly eliminations was captured by the team~~<span style="">~~ skipped by [[N.%20S.%20Davenport\|N. S. Davenport]], besides whom there were Dr. [[C.%20A.%20McAfee\|C. A. McAfee]], John R. Hogan and [[Eugene%20Delamater\|Eugene Delamater]].		It was the unanimous opinion of the members that the club has just closed one of its most successful seasons. During the year, its teams won the Gordon national medal, contested for at Utica; and the Patterson Memorial medal, which was played at the local rinks. Plans for next year are already being made, with the objective being the international competition, which will be held in Montreal. The 1924 tournament for the Munroe cup, decided by weekly eliminations was captured by the team skipped by [[N.%20S.%20Davenport\|N. S. Davenport]], besides whom there were Dr. [[C.%20A.%20McAfee\|C. A. McAfee]], John R. Hogan and [[Eugene%20Delamater\|Eugene Delamater]].
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	[[File:Gordon Medal team.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Gordon Medal Champion Rink; [[Homer Sampson\|H. L. Sampson]]\|, lead; [[Sidney%20Blanchet\|S. F. Blanchet]]\|, 2nd; [[T.%20P.%20Smith\|T. P. Smith]]\|, 3rd; [[Robert%20C.%20Paterson\|Robert C. Paterson]]\|, Skip. Courtesy of Sarah Blanchet ]]The '''Gordon Medal''' was actually two different [[curling\|curling]] medals created by Robert Gordon of New York City. In 1869 he created the Championship Rink Medal to be awarded to the champion of the American Grand National Curling Club, and, in 1884, he created a gold medal to be awarded to the winner of an annual competition between the curlers of the United States and Canada;		[[File:Gordon Medal team.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Gordon Medal Champion Rink; [[Homer Sampson\|H. L. Sampson]] lead; [[Sidney%20Blanchet\|S. F. Blanchet]] 2nd; [[T.%20P.%20Smith\|T. P. Smith]] 3rd; [[Robert%20C.%20Paterson\|Robert C. Paterson]] Skip. Courtesy of Sarah Blanchet ]]The '''Gordon Medal''' was actually two different [[curling\|curling]] medals created by Robert Gordon of New York City. In 1869 he created the Championship Rink Medal to be awarded to the champion of the American Grand National Curling Club, and, in 1884, he created a gold medal to be awarded to the winner of an annual competition between the curlers of the United States and Canada;

	Through 1998, the Gordon International Curling Medal had been played for on 102 occasions with Canada winning 75 of 102 matches. From 1970-1997 the United States won only once, by four stones in Boston in 1982. The total rock count to date is 29,148 to 25,406 in favor of the Canadians.		Through 1998, the Gordon International Curling Medal had been played for on 102 occasions with Canada winning 75 of 102 matches. From 1970-1997 the United States won only once, by four stones in Boston in 1982. The total rock count to date is 29,148 to 25,406 in favor of the Canadians.

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	[[File:Gordon Medal team.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Gordon Medal Champion Rink; ]][[Homer Sampson\|H. L. Sampson]]\|, lead; [[Sidney%20Blanchet\|S. F. Blanchet]]\|, 2nd; [[T.%20P.%20Smith\|T. P. Smith]]\|, 3rd; [[Robert%20C.%20Paterson\|Robert C. Paterson]]\|, Skip. Courtesy of Sarah Blanchet ]]The '''Gordon Medal''' was actually two different [[curling\|curling]] medals created by Robert Gordon of New York City. In 1869 he created the Championship Rink Medal to be awarded to the champion of the American Grand National Curling Club, and, in 1884, he created a gold medal to be awarded to the winner of an annual competition between the curlers of the United States and Canada;		[[File:Gordon Medal team.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Gordon Medal Champion Rink; [[Homer Sampson\|H. L. Sampson]]\|, lead; [[Sidney%20Blanchet\|S. F. Blanchet]]\|, 2nd; [[T.%20P.%20Smith\|T. P. Smith]]\|, 3rd; [[Robert%20C.%20Paterson\|Robert C. Paterson]]\|, Skip. Courtesy of Sarah Blanchet ]]The '''Gordon Medal''' was actually two different [[curling\|curling]] medals created by Robert Gordon of New York City. In 1869 he created the Championship Rink Medal to be awarded to the champion of the American Grand National Curling Club, and, in 1884, he created a gold medal to be awarded to the winner of an annual competition between the curlers of the United States and Canada;

	Through 1998, the Gordon International Curling Medal had been played for on 102 occasions with Canada winning 75 of 102 matches. From 1970-1997 the United States won only once, by four stones in Boston in 1982. The total rock count to date is 29,148 to 25,406 in favor of the Canadians.		Through 1998, the Gordon International Curling Medal had been played for on 102 occasions with Canada winning 75 of 102 matches. From 1970-1997 the United States won only once, by four stones in Boston in 1982. The total rock count to date is 29,148 to 25,406 in favor of the Canadians.