The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-20
CALUMET WINS
FROM HANCOCK
First Football Victory for Season
for Visitors

The Calume. high school football
team won It's first game of the season
saturday defeating Hancock by the
score VI 20 TO al the Hancock driv-
ing park II was fast clean game in
which Calumet outplayed the home
team almost throughout. AS Hough-
ton wen all of the three games played
This season, Hancock host two out of
three and Calumet three out OF four.
Houghton a2s clnched the champion
ship for another season.
Early IN the FIRST quarter, after
Calumet kicked off To Hancock,
Hancock fumbled and the bali went TO
Calumet. Renwick went over the line
Tor the first touchdown. This cond-
tior was almost reversed few min
utcs later, when Hancock recovered ~
Calumet tumble and after gains by
McGknn, Block and Merklc. Axelson
went over the line and a goal by Nc
Glyu, gave the home team one point
advantage. From this time on, how
ever, Calumet appeared To have the
better ot the play. \ series of end
runs mean the close Of the quarter
gave Calumet the ball on HanCock's %
yard Inc una then spectacular dash
by RcnNic'i gave Calumet the lead,
Is 10 E.
Their were no scores in the second
end third quarters. Although long
gains were made by players on both
teams, aud at enc time I'm the second
quarter. IL looked as though Hancock |
could not be denied, penalties offset |
the gains and there was little advan-
tag, fer either sidc. The game dur
ms these periods was pretty one, set |
oil by long END runs, forward passes |
and kicking. Both teams played the |
open game.
ln The iaS.~quartcr Hancock again |
threatened after long gains by Nc
Glyuu. ANelson and Anthony. but Cal
umat finally held on the fifteen yard |
line punted to safety and then began
working the forward pass successful
H. II was from a forward pass. af>
Ter evenly yard run that Renwicii
registered the final touchdown. He af-
forwards kicked goal. making the score
% 20 Z in favor of Calumet at the close.
Rynwicll was by all odds the star of
The game, outplaylng every other man
on ,he field. lie was ably assisted by
Puhek, Soddy and James in the buck
field MCGlynn, as usual. starred for
Hancock aud ANelson and Anthony
played fas. aggressive football.
Lieut. Ashley, one of the cuachins
e,at Of the Michigan Agricultural col
legu Who it, at Mohawk with the Ian
sing Artillery. refereed the game and
First Sergeant Chaddock umprcd.
The teams lined up as follows:
Calumet-Center. Harper; guards,
Nichols Anderson and Ellsworth;
tackles. Kellowski and Warren; ends,
NsnNi.s unG McDuff: halves, Soddy
and Puhcl,: fullback, James; quarter
back. Foisg.
Htu.ock-Center. Merllc; guards,
prillcr ana Hosking; tackles, Rehner
and Mettc; ends Sibilsky and Antho-
n.y. halves, McGlynn aud Martin fun
back, Brock quarter, Axelson.
Second Team Wins.
The Calumet high school second
team 'ofeated the Hancock highs by
The score IF 81 to . IN one OF the fast
'st games q the season. George Gipp
who t'ilod Ia enter school in time 10
get nlacc on the first team, was the
star of The second team game, making
all Of CaIumets points. The victory
Saturday gives the Calumet second
team four straight wins and all by top
heavy scores. IL encourages the Calu-
met supporters in the hope that next
Years INST team will give a good ac-
count If Itself.