The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-04
COPPER COUNTRY
MEET SATURDAY
Both Hancock and Houghton Look
ing for Victory

The copper country track and field
meet viii be held next Saturday aft
,rpoor at the Hancock driving parl,
yndcr the direction of the Hancock
high school This meet promises to
he the most interesting in years. as
bolh the IIoughton ana Hancock high
schools have strong teams Calumet
is powerful in spots aud Paincsdale is
coming DOWN with squad for which
they make few claims, but which may
mrn few tricks
Hancock and iIoughton, however, ON
their showing in the upper peninsula
meet ave the pronounced favorites
Houghton took the Marquette meet
with Hancock but three points in the
rear aud the absence of the iron
country schools will cause a read
mstmcut Of points that may throw
Hancock ahead of Houghton or may
give tIoushton even a greater lead. y
close contest all of the way is the
most probable outlook however,
Cdlumets chances for picking M a
large number of points seem exccp-
tionally good. The school from the
northern end of the county cannot
hope to do much i'm the sprints
against the opposition that Houghton
and Hancock will furnish, but they
have ln excellent chance To do some
thue Goo the field events. especially
IN, discus and jumps. Painesdale's
strength is unknown, but her five
man team does not seem as formida-
Bile as the bigger representations from
the other institutions.
As usual, in copper country meets
there will be but three places to count.
The nrsts will each be worth five
points, the seconds, three and the
thirds one. In the upper peninsula
meet the value of third is increased
to two and the fourth place valued at
one Each team can enter three men
in each event and each man can en-
ter as many events as he plcascs.
The main interest i'm the meet will
the racognizod stars, such as Gill, of
Calumet; Worthing, Pfciffer and
Chyn0Weth of IIOughton. and Barrett
ami NyGlyun. of Hancock. All of
these men, with the exception of Chy-
novcJb, took part in last years meet
and each has represented his school
N at least two upper peninsula meets
Notbine hats been the most effective,
having taken live firsts in the dashes
for his school at Marquette and had a
biz part ina the winning of the last
Years copper country meet for
!lougLtuE
The following are the entries for the
meet calumet T.. Bay, II. Cargon, W.
GU, Is. Gibson, l.. Grontors. j. Horn
yah, r.. tasila. H. Harris, y. James,
Il. krika, II. kellikowski. j. Merton,
X. Nichols, G. Painter, NJ. Rowe, y.
Sherman 6. Tucker, \. Washeman.
G. Webster Number from to 10.
Houghton-E AIT, n. Bolles. r.
cbuovcth, y. McNair, G. Marchon,
W. Njrhacls L. Nelson, c. Pfciltcr II.
'''r' D.. W. fNlpN ", u, " llll' -
Wonhius Numbers from 20 To 81, in
elusive.
Hancock r. AXclson, A. Anthony.
l.. Barrett. .. Brock, : Brennan. T..
Cote, g. br!ttler, Il. FADE, y. Giles
pie j. Ilasking, NJ. Mitchell, l.. Nc
Glym H. Mette, Il. Olson, l.. Run
die, D. Ross. Numbers from 81 to Il
inclusive
Iauosdalc-C. Allen. l. Jacobs, Il.
Naud'rhcld. y. Mathcwson, J. Reica.
Numbers from IS to u, inclusive.
The olicl,lS for the meet are as
follow.
E"fcrce-W Frank James
dudsoa-Norman StarrctL PAU Hoo
San' John Condor and John kcyes.
StHtcr-Frank condor
Yield iudgpS-N Victor E'rcdd. W. =