The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-06

BY the overwhelming score of 100 to
81, the North Dakota university won
the dual track meet with the agricul-
tural college held at Dacotah field
Saturday afternoon. Capturing eleven
first in fifteen events, the athletes
the university had walk
away.
Departments of sport which the
aggies would naturally be expected to
be strong were the spots where they
fell down woefully In hurting the
weight, hammer and discus the varsity
men clearly outclassed their opponents
from the alfalfa district. In the half,
mile, and two mile runs the varsity
men had all the honors strange as it
may seem.
F. Marineau, with Miller and Written
berger worked hard to keep the ag-
gies colors from the dust. The former
captured two firsts and a second and
the other two men each captured a
first.
In the pole vault Miller, clever
little athlete, won from a fast class.
Read. a dangerous man from the var
sity fell down. For some time Marti-
neau and Maher tied the aggie man
at last winning second place.
In the broad jump Martineau of the
A. c. outclassed the field, included in
which was his brother Joe Martineau,
who attends the university, and who
got second place. The aggie man clear
ed 20 feet inches and had no trouble
in winning. He also got away with the
100 yard hurdles.
Wirtenberger won the 220 yard dash
from fast field. He also placed sec
ond in the 100 yard dash which was
won by Gullickson of the u.
Heron all but won the 22O yard
hurdles. The A. C. man lead the field
over the last hurdle. In a sprinting
finish Stee of the u. won on the last
stretch by about six inches.
The relay race was exciting. Gull
dickson for the u. and Wirtenberger
finished The former had a start of
about fifteen yards which was dimin-
ished considerably by the speedy little
farmer, but which was more than he
could over come.
Gentleman Cow Appeared.
Tt remained for him a handsome
specimen Of bulldom to cause the real
excitement of the afternoon. A fine
Jersey gent stock sauntered to the
center of the field and when Phillip
Meighen, braod jumper and weight
hurler attempted to "shoo" him away
the fun started. Phillip broke all state
running records in getting to place
of safety with his bullship a very
close second, occasionally assisting the
college athlete from the rear.
Paul Barnes, on the Grand Forks
team figured that this would be a fine
place to break into the hall of fame
and when he stopped running 1t Is
claimed the meet was ended.
When the animal figured he had con-
quered everything in sight he saunter-
ed off and the sports were resumed.
Following is the official score of the
meet:
Shot put-Barnes, u. Mcknight, u
Schanz, Al. c., Mcdonald, A. C. and
Heising, u; also competed. Distance,
So feet il inches.
Pole vault--Miller, A. c., Martineau, |
A. c.; Maher, u, Zipoy, II. and Read |
u, also competed. Height. . feet 6 |
inches.
Broad jump Martineau, A. c.; j.
Martineau, u, Movius, u, Wells. u: |
Meighen, A. G. and Miller, A. c.. also |
Distance 20 feet inches.
Barnes, u, Mcknight, u; /
Roholt, IT,, Mcdonald, A. O.; Amadon,
A. q. also competed Distance 1861
feet.
Hammer throw Barnes. u, Heisings
u, Mcknight, u; Mcdonald, a. c.;