The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
Timely Observations Of Events Happening in the Sporting World


that will be developed as the season
progresses
Watch Michigan Team
The Michigan team will bear the
closest kind of watching. says the
Boston Journal. Craig, the winner Of
the low hurdles should be many yards
better than any other low hurdler i'm
the college ranks. Capt. Han. who was
second in the quarter-mile. ought To
be at his best this year. He gave
Redpath hard race last year. and did
some unusually good running at the
Olympic games.
Haimhaugh is another man who will
pear watching. He was not i'm his best
condition last year on account of
previous illness. Hohyer who finished
fourth in the hammer throw, is sure to
better his position.
Both Marden and Tilley of Dart
mouth are out. and since Gable of Har-
ward, the winner of the event last
year is an erratic performer the
Michigan man has an even chance to
finish first. With Beatty of Column
bia still in college, Kohlcr has not
much of a chance to better his posi-
the shot put last year.
Sargent is quite likely to improve his
position in the high jump. Last year
was his first intercollegiate compete
ton, and he failed To reach his best
mark in competition by half foot.
With Burdick and Lane out of the
way. he has at least an even break
with Enright of Dartmouth for first
place.
Two Lost to Harvard.
OF the men VINO scored Is points
for Harvard last year two have been
lost. representing 8 points. They are
Wilmington, who finished first in the
two-mile run and made a new inter
collegiate record, and Ranncy who
fourth in the quarter mile rum
The other point winners retained
are DeCiozzaldi, who was fourth i'm the
22O-y yard dash; Gable, who was first
in the hammer, and Batchelder who
was fourth in the shot put
There is not much chance of Dc
Gozzaldi getting anything more in the
sprints on account of the high class
men who will be new competitors this
year. and BatCheldcr will have to bet
ter his previous performance TO get
better than fourth place against the
men who beat him last year Brickley'
the sensational football player, is an
all-arouud track and field athlete, ana
in particular, a very good broad jump
er. capt Cummings did not score IN
The hurdles last year, but he did the
year before. and the Crimson expects
him to come back. Lawless who was
fourth i'm the mile run in 1911, is an
other man who is quite sure TO be
point winner this year.
Yale Is an Enigma,
Although Columbia has lost eN-Cdpt
Babcock. the New Workers have the
making of n high class team. Ihe|
stiu have Beatty. the intercollegiate
shot put champion, whom no ono can
beat. Then. too, they have Brady III
the low hurdles, surely coming man
In addition they can count continent
IL on Jacobs. who scored in the loo-
ward dash. Wefers also expects u
make something of a number OF iirst-
class freshmen who matriculated AZ
Columbia last fall
Yale Is an enigma. The Els haN'
lost Capt. Gardner the intercoIlcs'a''
record holder for the pole vault capt
WAGNER will have his troubles To pea'
out Wright of Dartmouth the hoiuer
of the worlds record. The His sun
have Diggs, who was second III th
broad Jump. but in addition to nm
they have no men of known ability
Dartmouth. with Wright in the poio
vault: Enright in the high jump ana
Ball I'm the two-mile run, has three
prospective champions. while WhitheS'
who vas third in the shot-put at the
Olympic games, and Is tlrst-claSS
hammer thrower will help to make
Dartmouth Formidable