New Ulm review., 1913-05-21
New Ulnl High
Wins 4 Points
Track Team Makes Good Re- 8
cord at Mortified Inter-
scholastic Meet.
Outrank MaDkato, Winona, st.
Cloud and st. Peter. Go
To ManatO Next.

Saturday, May II, the New Ulm
High School track team made its
formal debut into the track circles OF
the state when the boys journeyed to
North6eld and participated in the
Interscholastic track and field meet
held under the auspices of Carleton
College. The debut was not so
successful as the more optimistic
sdherents of the lavender and white
had hoped for the boys landed only
four points in the meet. However, in
view OF the fact that fifteen schools
we're entered in the meet and that the
winning team took only 49, points,
the boys and their followers have no
cause to feel downcayt over the out
come OF their frst meet. Fritsche and
Msssopust were the winners for New
Ulm, Massopust taking second in the
discus throw and Fritsche landing
third honors in the poll vault. Cordes
placed in the 22O yard hurdle trials
but, after running . game race In the
finals, fell as he cleared the last
hurdle.
The points were unusually divided
in the meet and when the relay race.
the last event OF the day, started any
one of three or four schools we're in
the running for the big silver "first
place cup' with Faribault and North
field point or two in the lead. When
these two relay teams were disquall-
fed, first place went to Saltwater.
Several good records we're made and
the pole vault and half mile records
weot by the board when, Carney OF
Faribault shot over the bar at 10 IT.
81 inches and Cummins of Hector
completed the two circuits Of the
quarter mile track in the splendid
time of 2 min. and 4 sec.
After the meet the visiting high
school boys we're royalty banquete@
in the big main hall of the Sayles Htlh
gymnasium and the cups and medals
we're awarded to the winners.
New Ulm will enter in the Southern
Minnesota High School meet of Man
kato next Saturday and, with hard
work during the week, may hope to
bring home more honors than from
the Carleton Meet.
The fifteen schools entered scored as
follows:
Saltwater, 1S4: Faribault, IS;
Northfeld, II; Howard Lake, IA; Glen
coe, s; Window, Il; Hutchinson, 81
Hector, 5; New Ulm, 4; Grand Meadow.
Mankato, St. Peter and Winona, i
each. Annsndale and St. Clond
failed to score.
Summary: Broad Jump - Nelson-
Window, won; Withrow, Stillwater..
second; Smith, Mortified, third.
Distance, ls feet 81 inches.
12-Pound Shotput-Smith, North
field, won; Brewster, Howard Lake.
second; Lokke, Grand Meadow, third
Distance, 80 feet 10 inches.
Half -Cummins, Hector, won@
Mackay, Northfield, second. DUDE,
Fsribault, third. Time 2:05 4.5.
Discus = Craig, Faribault, won-
Massopust, New Ulm, second; Burr
Mortified, third. Distance, SO feet 10
inches.
1OO-Yard Dash Withrow, Still
" ater, won; McRoberts, Howard Lake,
second; Grausneck, Winona. third
Time 10 3-5 seconds.
Yard Dash-Kellar: Northfield-
won; Gilbert, Glencoe, second-
Hutchinson, Fari3ault, third. Time,
IS j seconds.
Pole Vault-Garvey. Faribault, wonS
Hosfield, Faribault, second; Fritsche-
New Ulm, third. Height, Is feet 33
inches.
22O Hurdles =. McRoberts, Howard
Lake, won; Garvey, Faribault, second:
Danielson, St. Peter, third. Time-
% SO seconds. ...r p ,., d. ~ -...s-
22O. Yard Dash - Withrow, Still
water, won: Sivright, Hutchinson
second: Smith. Mankato, third. Time-
"a 3-5 seconds. l.
l2-Pound Hammer-WanOus, Glen
coe, won; Ferrell, Howard Lake,
second: Lee, Northfeld, third
Distance, l26 feet 9 inches.
High Jump-Chslupsky, Hutchinson
won: Gilleu, Saltwater, second: Cham
berlain, North6eld, third. Height. >
feet 3-5 inches.
Relay - Northfield and Faribault
winners of heats, disqualified and
points we're divided between Saltwater
snd Window. svs--y