Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-26
BELMONT Wins
FIRST H0N0RS
IN CONTEST
Record Attendance at An
nual Inter-school Field
Meet Yesterday.

Belmont grade school athletes yes
tsrday aftsvneen romped away with
first honors IN the annual inter school
rack and fsld meet or the University
Of North Dakota track. with q total
OF sS points. Roosevelt won second
place with Il points, WiRshtp with
80 came third, Warrington won fourth
came last. Approximately 100 stu
dents and teachers Witnessed the
meet. Over 100. students took part
in the events.
A noticeable feature Of the events
Yesterday was the splendid form OF
the lads. They have been given the
correct knowledge Of athletics ~ =
basis upon which to develop ana their
adoption Of the knowledge that has
heen offered to them was responsible
for the Strengthening of records.
That the lads have prohted by the
seasons partie!pat ton in athletics can:
Of health, and their pride in their
prowesa will deter them from turning
to dissipation.
An important feature Of the field
ana track meat yesterday was the
music furnished by the Juvenile hand,
under the direction Of Prof. De In
Mora. Many members Of the band
were fellow students of the athletes
competing and their music added lite
to the event.
Nine Records Made.
Nine new records were made yester-
day n ono more was equalled.
Brounskil Of Roosevelt led his team
through a race that would have been
more support. He piled up points
galore for his squad and In the races
held the lead with ease. Paddock Of
Belmont was the hero for the winners,
and romped away with four first pos
ttiens. His work brought the victory
to his team.
Rrounskil ct q now record in the
In l: As seconds, OF 2-6 of a second
under last years pace. C%hristianson
Of Belmont put q new height on the
running Jump. ascending four feet
tW0 and q quarter inches. Reed OF
Roosevelt shared in the record break
int. .laurels by standing and leapins
feet ; inches. nearly four inches
ton took the run and leap record n
las "A, which II q new mark to be
put to the test next year.
Campbell Of Winship jaunted over
the 40 In one minute one and q nth
seconds, or 4 and is seconds faster
than the distance Vas covered last
year. In Glass B, German Of Belmont
inches, which ID also a new mark.
Campbell also made new time in thu
half mile. taking the jaunt in ass
which fs over s seconds under record
time. In thu pole vault, German Of
washington ascandsd 8 feet 8 inches
for a new mark.
The outcome Of the events yester.
GLASS A
Half Ails-Bslmont, flrst; Roose.
YET second; Washington. third. Tins
Running and Broad Jump-Lss Of
Washington, hrst: Reed of Roosevelt
second; Rrounskil Of Roosevelt, third
Distance l4.s 81 feet.
Standing Broad Jump-Rsed OF
Roosevelt, first; Chri.tianson Of Bel.
.Hi.s' isss"ss sta'i feet. OF "''0eF
Running High Jump-Christianson
Belmont; Getty of Washington and
Bliven Of Winship. Height 400 Ia
feet.
2oo-Yard pash-Brounskii. Roose.
Welt: O'Connell, Winship; Getty
w%s ssnH.rd p. slime e a,si Roo,..
welt; Pouper.s Belmont; M tonGes
Washington. Time 6 AS.
44o-Dash = Rrounskil. Roosevelt
tO'Connell, Winship; Granrude, Wild.
a.. Time Ia.
-10o-Yard Dash-Brounskil, Roass
welt: Monroe. Wilmington; O'Connell
Winship. Time II As.
CLASS b
Running High Jump-Bangs o.
Belmont: Paddock, Belmont; Bach
Wtnship. No record recorded.
Hop-step and Jump Paddock
Belmont; Bangs, Belmont: Couch
Roosevelt; a2.08 1-2.
Pole vaulting-Gorman Washing
ton; German. Belmont; Bangs, Bel
mont; sos.
Shot Put-Montgomery. Washing
ton; Nyman. Belmont; Couch. Roose
welt; 1903 1-2.
loo-Yard Hurdles-Paddock, Bel
mont: Couch, Roosevelt; German
Washington; 1S 1-6.
Running Broad Jump-Gorman
Belmont; Paddock. Belmont; Couch
Roosevelt; 1e,1l SIS.
Standing Broad. Jump-German
Belmont; Bach. Winship; Couch
Roosevelt: SOC Ia feet.
Halt Mile Race-Campbell. Win
ship; Paddock. Belmont; Krimchuck
Belmont; time 2.a8.
Ak0,Yard DaRhCamphAil. Win