White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

ture explosion underground. the in
luries consisting of simple com
pound fractures, arm, thigh. clayicie
and ribs, burns about face and hand,
deep wound and severe bleeding
The dressing and b~andsging of these
various injuries, properly applying
splints and 10 urniquets. made the
test problem upon which the judges
rendered decision and awarded
prizes.
On the sound of the gong all the
teams went into action and gave 2
capable and efficient exhibition OF
Fist Aid 10 the injured that will
long he remembered BY a large and
interested audience. The first prize
was won by the team from Copper
rlat, the second and third prizes be-
ing awarded respectively 10 Two OF
M Concentrator teams.
First Prize, Copper Flat-A- P.
Baa1ngton, r, F. Workman. John
siinnock. ". R. Workman. and c. H.
Kay. captain.
Second Prize. Foreman Bakers
Team A. Mink. Paul Dunlap. Y.
B. Mucklow, H. James. and H. B.
Dunlap, captain.
Third Prize. Foreman Chinn's
Team. H. Matter. D. Duyali,
George Gordon. George R. Sa- Dennis
and E W. Crisp. captain.
The score of the winning team
IA only one-half point higher than
the second. e2.5 per cent. as against
81 per cent. while the third team fol-
lowed closely with a score of so.5
per cent.
The other teams were:
McGill: E. d. Leverage, captain;
r. c. Brown, A. Z. Struhs. Fred Han
son and T. A. Hanson.
McGill: j. H. Lewis. captain. J.
Robertson, P. H. Phillips. Len Stone
and George Theis.
Veteran Nine: E. l.. yetter, cap
tain: j. C. Mercalf. H P Carten. W
J. Murphy and Patrick Friel.
Coppermines: J. Z. Veal. captain;
W. p. Dean. w. Nelson. A. j. o'Con-
mel and William H. Garrison.
DR.. Lispseomb, of the American
Red Cross. who oficiated as one of
the judges. in con%gratuating the
team. paid a very high compliment
20 all the teams participating when
he said thai the average OF all scores.
SIS per cent. was higher than is
usually averaged when a number OF
teams compete. This high average
Is the result of good work.
close study and application on the
fart of the BOYS engaged. and they
can each one be assured that their
efforts have been appreciated.
In addition 10 the cash prizes CON-
peted for. the American Red Cross
wili present a medal TO each member
CT the winning crex. and . First Aid
certificate TO each member Of the
crew taking the second prize.
Because Of the fact that the Greek
and japanese teams could not read
and understand the problem given to
the competing crew. they could not
participate in the contest; and owing
70 TIE time limit the problem and
Necessary instructions relevant 70
The conditions could not be properly
interpreted TO them. They were
therefore assigned a different prob
lem. which they executed with
promptness and accuracy. The Jap
mes boys. although they had no in.
struetion or training previous &c
their drill there at McGill. worked
with the precision and skill Of ex-
perts- The Greek team. while not SC
rapid in the treatment OF their pa.
tent. made a score OF over 90 pei
cent These two teams were made
81 OF employees. as follows.
Greek Team-Harry Eliapoulos
George Eliapoulos. Louis Zissis
Thomas Alexander. and George
Samuri. captain.
japanese TeamzA yaEnaksaa
X Takata. T. Ishida. II. Tanaka. and
J.. Taxi. captain.
The team work was good and tn,
individual members OF the teams ar.
entitled I o commendation for ths
zhoroughness and attention witt
which they performed the test prob
iem assigned them.
This is probably the first field NEE
or mine rescue and First Aid con
test held in the west II was a sue
- IN every way and reflects eredii
upon the committee having chargs
of the Ely celebration And DIR