The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-04
Happenings in the Sporting Realm
HOUGHTON BOY
OUT FOR PLACE



he scores in the college games that
have been played SO far this season
show that there in just as much liza
bility Of upsets in the dope as there
has been i'm the past years and for
this reason there will be lot of sat
lSfaction ut Michigan when the Case
game OF October 5th is out of the
way. The men from Cleveland always
put up some" game when they tackle
Michigan and there is not enough
weight in the Wolverine line to give
the local fans any great deal of OPP
tomism as 20 the final outcome. At
present the hospital list includes. Pom
tius. McHale. Torbet. Bleich, Cyril
Quinn and Carpeil but 1t is probable
that all Of these with the exception
of McHale and Blelch will be in shape
to so into the Case game If they are
called or and the former may also
round into condition.
None of the injuries are serious con-
sisting of sprains and bad bruises but
a rest seemed the proper caper till the
soreness was all gone. IL is probable
that the lineup for the Case game will
be somewhat as follows: Pontlus
left end: Cole, left tackle: elem Quinn.
left guard: Paterson center: Amend
niger. right guard; McHale or Musser.
right tackle; Barton. right end; Hue
bel Craig or Bowie quarter; Thorn
son. fun; Craig or MADDEN. left half
Carpei or Torbet. right half. Thu
return of Boyle seems almost certain
but his getting into the Case game
Is not as certain at least at the start.
As the season progresses 1t is evil
dent that the All-Fresh this year is
going to be blest with q world of
material. II the future turns out as
the promise OF the present indicates.
the youngster organization will out
weigh the varsity about 10 or IL
pounds to the man. or the first ten L.
report. five weigh 203 or better, one
going to 227. while the other five run
from $50 to $50. The following are the
men who have already reported to
Coach Conl,iin; Surgenor. Rochester.
\. y; RAYMOND Coudersport. Pa.
:. II. Smith, Roulette Pa, Morton
Dntonagon, Mich. Cochran. Hougli-
ton. Mich; Warner Farmin7ton. Mich
l'eech!er. Ithaca. Mich Crossman,
Grand Rapids. Mich: Murphy. Harbof I
Beach, Mich: james. Ann Arboi an6
A drian.
The following schedule has also been |
arranged for the All Fresh oct. 18th
Alma at Alma; oct. 18th Hnlsdale AZ
Ann Arbor; Oct. &c. University of |
Detroit; Ann Arbor; November I'd NJ.
y c. Fresh, al Lansing; Nov. 9th Ad-
ian at Ann Arbor.
Other Games in West.
Chicago. ILL.,. Oc; i-Tomorrow will |
mark the real opening Of the ntercol- |
egiate football season I'm the West.
During the past two weeks some Of |
he el2vens have engaged in minor !
ontests. but the most o. the big teams
viii have their FIRST real tests of the
eason tomorrow. Much interests cen
ers in the game between the Uaiver.
lily of Chicago and Indiana University /
ere tomorrow. Chicago is expected 10 n
e strong contender this season 70, II
he championship honors Of the Big II
Vine" Minnesota will line up against II
owa state College at Minneapolis. AL
o 81 interest To followers IF the game
iill he the contests between Wiscon- n
IN and Lawrence at Madison, Illinois
nd Illinois Wesleyan al trbana. Kan II
as. Nebraska and Ohio have minor
ontests scheduled III
Games IN the East. III
New York, oct 4--Py far the mos, III
retentious schedule thus far In the III
Dotball season Is due TO be carried
ut tomorrow. Virtually all of the
rams representing the prominent
'astern colleges have trying tests I'm
respect. Yale viii take on syracuse
I New Haven and Harvard viii play
he formidable Holy Cross eleven at
Princeton and Lehigh will
leet at Princeton. Pennsylvania anc
dickinson at Franklin Field and the