Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-09
JUNIORS WIN
NTER-CLASS
MEET SATURDAY
Good Prospects For State
Meet as Result Of Show
ing Made by Boys.

The records made BY the com.
Petitors Ia the intercla0 trick meet
saturday compared worry faNorabfy
With the records made at the state
meet last year And hence, prospects
look good for the winning OF the state
meet to be held May 20 and a..
Junt6es WIN
TAs meet was won BY the junior
men, who defeated the seniors by a
summary Of Is to Sc. 1he honors
Tor individual work went to Read, a
member OF the oe1ior class, who won
20 OF the IS points for hts clsAs.
the events compare favorabiy with
those made In the state contest last
year. In the low hurdles Barnard
crossed the line at 80 as, tieine the
winner Of this event In last seasons
meet. In the pole vault Read and
Hilifsoss tied 1T 10 feet ) inches, two
inche higher than was made In the
1920 stat1 meet. 70 continue: 100 I'd.
dash--tntertlasss Rad, 1855; 1929
woutAt. 1870: 1890 meet, ESQ; 10
I'd: high hurdles-Mecracken, 81:
1890 meet, c0l.b; 22O yd. dash-
Read. as s-S, 1880 tneet. IS Sc:
s:1s, 1920 mt. 5:12 As:
reiay-1:Ss compared to 1:4i SIS.
RAd-NcCrscken.
The comparative standing Of the
three classes winning places In the
sophomores, 50. Rad, tor the seniors.
showed UP in good form, though he
wa given Z tight run for leading
honors by McCracken Of the sopho-
more crew. Read took four irsts, in
the 100, 2c0, pole vault. and broad
Jump. and Z third In the 40 yard
high hurdles. McCracken won two
hrsts, high jump and high hurdles,
me second. two thirds. and one
Ths NEST ~ = whole W.. one of
the largest held BY Central htsh tor
. number Of yearA ~ enty11e being
made altogether. More interest In
track " evident this season, through
the work OF George Bass, coach, than
aince 1876 when the state contest WIS
won by the Grand Forks high. The
events competed Friday took place at
Central park and those "a Saturday
On h varsity track.
Summary.
A summary Of the meet Is as fol-
lows:
100 yard da4h-Read, sanau., Nc
40 yard dAsh-RAad, Davies. Nc
craeken, sandlis. Time: sass.
. 80 yard dash-Rrunaku::. Jaehbi,
Woutat, Thorerimeon. Time: IS.
$50 yard .dash-Woutsk, Briggs,
Hanson. Brunsitil. TINS: $500.
Mile runss-W Vents, 'rrottsr. Jennings,
Horton. Time: 5:13.
1870 yard high hurdles-Mccrackep,
MOTTO. Read. ssndle. I1naa: IL
2zo yard low hurdles-Barnard,
AECHAfkAH. NH nAPkA ~->.
Pol. vau,t-Read-Hil,iso, tt,e>,
Gibson. Thers.hnson. Height: 10 t.,
High jump-Mccracken. Trotter,
Hilhsoa' Peke4 carothars. Height: s
Bread .ump-He.4, sanau., wou.
tat; Mccraeken Distance: 1s IT, 2 in.
Discus-sraith, rrotter. 1oughin.
Ed Boz Distance: ~ tt. 3 In.
shot put--Huset. Doyle, Peke ana
Bob cerothers. Distance: Sc #. S in.
Doyle. Distance: 1874 It. 1 in.
Two teams were selected, from no
particular classes, for the half-nile
relay composed Of the following men:
Read, Brunskill. Davies. McCracken:
Ind Sandlie. Hanson. Barnard. Hofto.
The m in this event vas 1:39, a
little yer a second more than the
state record.
Men Ahtent-
Monroe. = senio4 = strous dash
man, was unable to take part in the
meet, being on the tck list. Sturte-
.vsnt. = sophomore q strouE man III
the dashes, pole vault, and high
jump Was..out Of the city IT tAA-tirns
Of the contests in these vents and
Rruaskill was absent for the broad
jump, n Of his strongest events.
S~turtevant is an exceptionally good
man in the pole vault and would like
~ have taken that event had he been
here to compete.
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