The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-27
SKI
TEAM IS COMING
Notice Today that Entire
Team Would Be Here
February 4
.SARANAC LAKE CLUB
ASKS ABOUT lump

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Tive Cups and Gold Medal to BE Award
ed as Prizes, Given By Local Jewellers
Admission Fee to BE Charged
Tickets Nbw on Sale. "
FAdyices were received yesterday from
Hanover that the entire Dartmouth SKI
team will come here for the Vermont
state amateur ski-iumping Champion
/ Ship. which will be held on the new
Jump which is rapidly nearing compile
ton. Saturday afternoon, Feb. 4, at 2,3O
O'clock. At the same time a telegram
tfnauiring as To the details of the jump
way received from the SaranHc Lake SKI
club. -- t.t-
The Dartmouth team consists of J. p.
/ Ca fletoIl, who recently made Jump OF
| 1913 feet. which is the New England
RECORD; Richard Bowler. who can make
| a somersauIt on skis; L. III. Griffith. II
| Z Maxwell, II. II. Bishop and Z. W.
Miller. Some of these men were on the
winter sports team which won the Pres
liaeHt Harding cup at Lake Placid club
| Z Il i expected that the 16-year old
| Jumper fFem the Saranac Lake club Will
BE- entered 1t is understood that be IS
the junior Adirondack champion. &
Anthony A. Maurer, the cross-country
champion of Switzerland. who is to come
here for exhibition work, will arrive
Feb. and will give valuable assistance
in the final details. Fred III. Harris OF
this town also viii participate in the
jump.
department of Dartmouth college will be
the judge for the jumping contests.
Prof. GoIdthwaIt started skiing about
|. the time Mr.. Harris went to Dart
mouth. and is very proficient as the
..ski-rnnning professor of Dartmonthi
About three times a week he conducts
class OF about 20 freshmen on the hills
at Hanover. He has done much to de-
t-velep- skiing at Dartmouth and knows
more about it than any man IN this part
of the country. He will be able to judge
1.-THE form of the jumpers, a certain mum
Der of points being given TO each man
on the form in which he Jumps
Two cups and a gold medal will be
awarded. Vaughan & Burnett Offering
silver cup for first prize, the III. H.
Thompson jewelry store giving silver
cup for second prize. and Randall x Son
giving gold medal for the longest
standing Jump during the competition. +
A handsome water color poster advcr-
Using the Vermont State Amateur ski
jumping championship and valued at
500 has been made by G. =. & L. ID.
Darst. New York artists. They also
have made water color sketches of the
/ mis- near. Tue Shl Iuulp dAd bht iOe'N'
approaching it. also two Of the ski jump
itself. Those will be on display at
Vaughan & Burnett's tomorrow The
Darsf brothers. made no charge for their
poster work.
The Jump will b. ready to receive the
snow covering Saturday afternoon, when
all the boys of the town are asked to as
sist in ShOveling snow on to the hill.
They will be paid for their work.
While the business men of the town
have made possible the building of the
lump by underwriting the contractors
estimate the citizens are asked to buy
tickets to see the jumping contest Feb:
/ 4. the money thus obtained being used
: to defray the necessary expenses in con-
ncction with the event or other ex-
penses of the jump, which evcntnally
! win be owned by the town Tickets now
are on sale at H AZ. Woods sporting
goods store and at the Chamber of Com
! merce rooms.