Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-20
Slow High, Hurdle Time

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Slow High, Hurdle Time :
The time in high hurdles was slow
in all Ave heats. the best that was
made being 1s 1-5 seconds by Nc
CrAcken Of Grand Forks This race
is expected to develop into a hard bat
tie this afternoon. O'Keefe of Cay
alier was not pushed in, his heat and
won easily. He showed the hest :
or second according to the coaches.
Harmsen Of the Deaf School. made
the fastest time. in the 22O yard dash,
winning, in % 3-5s5 seconds and was
not pushed. Grinfiths of Valley City
and Davies Of Grand. Forks will finish
close behind. him. Davis did some
wonderful work Friday. 1,
IAngdon Man Qualities.
The fastest time in the 44O yard
wash vas made by Koehmstadt OF
IhnEdon, who, a the distance N.
S. s-5 seconds. Davis OF Fargo, who
ran the distance in SIS seconds a week
ago. took second in that heat. It is
difficult to say who will ,taketthe event
today. Mueller of the Deaf School
won his heat and may place in the
points this afternoon.
Harrnsen will have no trouble win
ming the low hurdles, which will give
the Deaf School three irsts and If
teen points. Mueller can be counted
| on for second place at least in the
half mile. which will be four more.
Mueller will possibly collect. some
thing in the quarter. This will give
the state school enough points to
make them dangerous rivals for any
schools with designs on first place.
Fargo qualified in six events, having
no men in seven. The southern school
which has, won for the past
three years. is weak in the, field
events. and. with, the strong competj-
ton the Deaf School is furnishing 1t
with on the track it does not look
very probable that it will be able to
repeat this year.
Z. Locals Look Good.
Grand Forks~looks like a better bet
than Fargo. The local school quail
fed in ten events and will undoubt-
eddy pick up a number of, points in
the field events. Outside Of = posi-
bility of first>in the high hurdles Bass
men cannot be called a safe. bet n any
of the track events, but with Davies
and sandlie in the spfints. they will
undoubtedly pick up several seconds.
! First in the high jump will probably
go to McCracken.
There, does not seem to be any doubt
but that the points will be well, split
up this year. Several Of the smaller
schools have men entered, who get
away with several lirsts. st. Thomas
willy take In the jave!in throw.
Watkins OF Fargo had the best dis
lance in the shot put with 81 It. 8 1-2
in, but as several men in the event
who have qualified have done better
than that, it IL. not believed that
txoary viii hA avfSfoionf ,tnHnv m = fl.
H. Elliott Of Devils Lake made the
best broad jump mark at 20 feet Nat.
Harmson, who was not allowed to
enter in this event, took one TRIAL and
leaped FL feet. There. is no question
but il the Deaf School athlete were
|allowod to enter in all the events he
wanted to he could yin the meet
alone. He Is one Of the mos power
ful runners seen or the university
track since the days of Claud Run
yon; or Body Of Langdo4 in more re-
cent days Running under the handi-
cap OF not being able to hear the gun,
rbut depending on his Quicknesb. OF
sight to start with the Others heatan
be called one Of the greatest athietes
developed In North Dakota high
schools n
The Summary.
The following mtn qiualined forth.
finals in the different events:
go yard hurdles-Caraway, Fargo
School; O'Keefe, Cavalier: H. Hanson
FARGO; McCracken, Grand Forks !,
icy 100 yard dash- Griffiths, Valley
Lefty; Davies. Grand Forks;N 64hdlie
Grand Forks; Teie. Hatton; KAfffman
jamestown; Harmson,( Deaf School
KelYner, Langdon; Drew Jamestown
HAffSnilS Irunn--G-Fox, Leeds; IGiiel:
ler,.Deaf School; Davis, Fargo; Low
lell, Fargo: Gooselaw, Pembira: Rind'
laub, Fargo; Mcconnell. Cavalier
ISchaumberg. Jamestown; Young, ~;
fEirsch, Turtle. Lake.
1870 yard hurdles-Fuller. Fargo
MeCracken, Grand Forks O'Keefe
Cavalier; Lewis. Drayton; Hofto
lGrAnd Forks.
2sOsgyasds. dash-Grintths. .Yalle,
city; Dawes, Grand Forks Rathman
! Jamestown: Russell Pembina; Harm
son. Deaf School; Drew, JamestoHrn
Woltat, Grand Forks.
40 yard Dash-Davis,$ Fargo
Mueller, School Tor Deaf: Fennell
Hamilton; K0etmstadt lsonedOn
tGFtfkiths yaifsy CITY; ]. Drew, DSvti
Take; Doyie. Eafsp; Mcdonald
Jamestown gs y
D DIs. 1,,%a;,. 9tsRs FORKS School z
Pole v1uit-Andereon, FSSsendSn
M. Anderson, Hamilton; Parks Ham
tltpn:: sa5 SSbipa Lamoures;s#N M. EiiiOti
Deviis Lake: TNotnpson. DeStis Lake
Observation-Disclosures LAeaqNaley City