The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-06
Hancock Department
COPPER COUNTRY
MEET TOMORROW
Records Likely to Be Broken in
School Contests

The copper country highs school
vll meet tomorrow in the annual
rack and field contests at the Han
cock Driving park. -Four schools have
entered men I'm this event, Hancock,
Houphton, Calumet ana Painesdale
being the schools.
If Tho weather is favorable there
Will very likely bee several new roc
,rds hung up as there are many per
t.rncrs in the four schools entered
aba are looked upon as likely men To
better the existing marks.
The discus mark is almost sure 10
po Gn and Hornyok, of Calumet.
nave both demonstrated their ability
b.. EuI that missile around 100 feet,
and il would not be- surprising 10 see
both IF these contestants top the old
mark
the outlook for a new record in the
d4sucs is also very good. Houghtou
will enter Worthing in the three
dashcs, while Hancock will have two
STARS in these runs in Mctilynn and
rnlett Worthing won all three
da.nes at Marquette in brilliant style
and made two new records and equal
,i a third. McGlynn and Barrett can
both be relied on 10 furnish him some
stint competition ana 60 possibly beat
um to the tape. Worthing'a natural
,.ynt Is the 100 yard dash In this
i,.l has done as we'll as 10 2-5. At pres
4 ttHit Ia
nuohcus, McGlynn and worthiug all
credited with tying it,
UcGlynns best race is the 220-yard
dash and he holds the record ia this
race, lie was beaten, however by
Wufthiug at Marquette and as these
men arc old rivals ON the cinder path,
"a pretty contest may be expected
when they clash Saturday. At pres
emf hunors are about even, with
Worthine's victories coming later than
,Ir,ilynns The Houghton team took
"a stiff workout yesterday and the day
brfore and claim that now they are
l the best of shape for the meet
The record in the shotput looks like
ON, that viii have To bow Saturday
Whom Raymond Chynuwcth, of tn
Uuughton team, camps on its trail
Chuowcth has repeatedly demon
.lratcd his ability to do 40 feet II
p1ctice and he took first at the Mar
ou,ttc meet. Whether he can take
.b. honors I'm this event away from
Srhilmg. of Hancock, remains To- h'
seen.
The long runs do not look like they
would move very fast. No one in th'
copper country schools can better Me
,anun's records in the long runs whll'
new records i'm the 440 are not eN'
r,oted.
THE pole vault and the jumps VII
probably prove rather tame. llancoci
appears To have the pole vault seWe'
uu inst as Uoughton has the shot AM
little competition is expected in either
rhc Jumps however, are sure to iur
ush some excitement and POSSIBLE
some records.
The unknown quantity in this NEE
,rpms To be the Calumet team The
Is,lr. one or two men who are know
and many others WHO 'iI' '''N''''''
and their performance viii in larP
measure, dictate who shall win.
The meet will start early in the ait
,ruuun in order 10 get it over WIZ
brlurr o'clock The usual event
viii bc held, the shot, hammer d'sco'
running broad and high Jumps an
the pole vault, composing the mel
u.ld events, while the track event
while the track events will include III
,0 100. 22O. llO, $50 ana mile run
aud TIA" half mile relay
The meet this year is under the u
rrctiun of the Hancock school Lac
Ncm Calumet had the meet ANA nee
year it will fall Is Houghton asai'
The officials have been chosen ifo'
Tho Hancock school faculty win 't'
eft the competing schools being give
recognition. A large number "t r"o'
cra viii probably accompany 'a'h