The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-05-21
FARGO HIGH SCHOOL WON BY A GOOD
MARGIN OVER THE NEAREST COMPETITOR
Ideal Weather Results Large Number of New State Records
Being Established-Sen Time in 12O Yard Hurdle
Event--Ellendale Was First and Grand
Forks Second in Relay Race

Third, Harry Davidson, Valley City.
SE3gth, Donald Mcdonald, Hannah.
~ Also Yard Hurdles
m xthis. event touay, os-
two.nfths ofsee.s<, ,t.eauaIling e the
worlds interschoS osd of 16 1-5
seconds. his time too. sbang 16 3-5
seconds. He was dppsdatb win the
event hands down, but. was given "a
hard chase by McHolland of Cavalier.
The summary:
First, Oswald Brett, Park River.
Second, Wesley McHolland, Cavalier.
Third, Chas. O'Keefe, Grand Forks.
Fourth, Merritt Kimball, Fargo.
! Time 16 3-5 seconds.
40 Yard Dash
Tudor Owen of Grand Forks took
the lead from the pistol shot in this
event and held 1t throughout the en-
tire course, showing splendid form and
excellent judgment Mcdonald of
Hannah followed him close on up to
near the finish, but was beaten out
by Cruiksnank of Fargo and Wood
Of. Fargo. Mcdonald showed good
judgment but was unable to main
tain the clip set by Owen, who also
broke the state record by three-fifths
seconds, reducing it from IS As to
55 is seconds. The summary:
First, Tudor Owen, Grand Forks.
Second, Roy ,Cruikshank, Fargo.
Third, Fred Wood, Fargo.
Fourth, Donald Mcdonald, Hannah.
Time, S. 1-5 seconds.
The Mile Run.
on Q mile interscholastic track In the
shank this afternoon when he broke
seconds, by lowering it to 4 minutes,
80 as seconds. In the draw for
places, J. Woods of Grand Forks was
given the pole, while Cruikshank
went to the outside. Cruikshank
started off we'll and soon found that
there was no one fast enough to set
his pace, so he set his own pace dur
ing almost the entire race. On the
second lap he worked up in fine shape,
while Woods began to show signs of
fatigue. On the back stretch of the
third lap, Omlie jumped into second
place. while on the fourth lap Rob-
ertson of Langdon took third place.
FCruikshank continued to lead just as
strong as ever and on this lap in
creased the margin. On the last lap
Robertson finished up strong and beat
out Omlie for second place. =,
In Cruikshank the state has one of
the finest Of runners. He finished
strong and upright, with very little
evidence of the gruelling work he had
just done. The summary:
First-Roy Cruikshank. Fargo.
Second-Alex Robertson, Langdon.,
Third-Oliver Omlie. Grafton.
Fourth-Fred Maid. Cando.
Time. 4 minutes, 80 As seconds.
Running Broad Jump.
Another state record went down in
this event, Richard Boyd of Langdon
being the owner of the new mark.
The summary:
First-Richard Boyd, Langdon.
Second-Edward Parizek, Lidger-
wood. b..
Third-Harry Davidson. Valley City.
Fourth-Arthur Simpson, Fargo.
Pole Vault.
In competition, Charles Stuewig of
Valley City vaulted 9 feet, 2 3-4 inches,
while in exhibition he. made it in 9
feet, 1-8 inches, but the latter mark
does not count. The summary:
First-Charles Stuewig. Valley City.
Second-Charles O'Keefe, Grand
Forks.
Third-Howard Manning. Bathgate.
Fourth-James Ehushe, Devils
Lake.
Fourth-Ellis Kemerer, Grand
Forks.
Height, 9 feet. 2 3d., inches.
100 Yard Dash.
The 100-yard dash was one of the
other great races. Of the afternoon.
There was good break away, and
the men finished fine. Owen of Grand
Forks was handicapped by the fact
that he had just completed the 440-
dash. The state record was lowered
one-fifth second by Joos OF James
town. The summary:
First-Philip Joos. F-.xs.
Second-Merritt Kimbah. Fa. go.
Third-Harry Wallis, Glendale.
Fourth-Tudor Owen, Grand Forks.
Time. 10 2-5 seconds.
Hammer Throw.
The following is the result Of the
hammer throw:
First-Harry Davidson. Valley City.
Second-Arthur Simpson, Fargo.
Third-Willard Taylor. st. Thomas
Fourth-Donald Mcdonald. Hannah.
Distance, 145 feet, 6 1-2 inches.
Half Mile Relay.
The Ellendale team made splendid
run in this event and took first place.
jamestown drew the pole with Ellen
dale in second place. while Grand
Forks got fifth place. The Grand