Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-08
Feyerish Activity in Four
Branehe. q Sport; TENN.
Is Having Greatest Boom;
Six Courts Filled and Two
More Being Constructed;
Big Squad. in Track;
Football Squad Sticks. !,

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Atnietics at the University Of
NORTH Dakota arc e~xperiencing the
uss' spring season in the history of
lne institution. Feaverish activity is |
witnessed in. four branches of. sport,
with baseball fields, tennis courts, the
clnder track and football field. crowd
e0 IT, capacity with aspiranes fer
tonors ON the several teams.
Tennis is experiencing the greatest |
Doom Of all sports this year. Six e<-
c:lient oourts are filled with players
aiEtost all Cay, and in order to provide |
more room two additional courts are
IN TIE eoucse OF construction. In
ttal''ural and intercollegiate compet:-
ton IL confined to male athletes and
the annual university tournament will
De! u Oft on Monday, May s. Two
eWGts will. be played, singles and
doubles. The team OF doubles win
ners will represent North Dakota in
that event against Minnesota LTn.-
:ersity on hayE1s, while the winner
o. the SINGLES .Aient .!INsAt' carry tae
Flichertail colorx in the Gopher tour
university meet singles will be the
fourth memkep Of Pink and Green
team, and Will act as an alternate.
~ Tuu EOOSO0A S4U6Us
Tho full srrlng football squad of IS
men are retorting daily. according to
Coach Paul Davis, who stated that
his has relieved Aesistant Coach
Houser on several occasions in order
to get a line on which men are show
ing promise. The coach is more or
less optimistic over tour big fellows
who all weigh over It's pounds. They
are Wolfgoin. Meyer. DALEY and
Grinnell. He states that if the neces-
sary amount Of light can be drilled
ments of he game this Spring, they
ought to make valuable material next
fall.
The men r all getting the same
work, and as far as Davis, a see at
this time there Is no back field ma
terial in the squad. The work has been
heavier the past week and has cor
sisted of tackling and blocking with
Athe dummy. Additional instruction
will be given out this week in the
work of linemen.
Three New Track Men.
Three new men are showing up
we'll in track. Hanson, the Egeland
distance man, who took the mile last
year in the interscholastic tournao
ment, is running the distance in 4:40
now, and as the coach has changed
his style to develop 20 sprint at the
finish, he is fairly cErtAiMthat Hanson
M,ll get TIE tine laas s eessp.. i 70 4;25 hysthhsE
cham nasss re t as:SF Spsss Eve a@o. years. years.
will be used in the go and the $40.
The GC.sch is combining his activities
to thdse two events. and he is expec-
ted TO furnish T~horwaldson with a
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The third promising new man; ts
r Swanson, who is running the hurdles.
IT Davis can get him to overcome the
fault Of staggering Eon the third
hurdle he will probably, make THE
Comny or Hurdles.
The coach is taking Comny off the
hurdles this year and will use him in
the 100, 22o. and on the relay team.
He will probably 4lso be entered IN
probably be conposedBa,o of Comny,
'Thorwaldson, Thackef. and $Stubbs.
q Stubs is itosb e used in$thes sprints
along with Cornny. y S5t8Ss5.
s{ielver is the best; bet In the pole
vault. He will probably go II feet.
Harris and. Busdteker, are alsoawork-
ling on the aerial event, n but their
weight. is thanksgiving thenl.s.shelyeer
IL dlSOrLuO UO6NS1l04kAll ,SAsN=A
- Nelson is throwing the JjaVelin
around 140. feet sHe has. 81 better
record than that, but cannot seem
The interciass track meet viii be
held next Friday afternoon, May ~.
At that time the coach will be able
to make. a pretty fair estimate .of
what kind Of can he Will pc aDle
to send into the first intercollegiate
t.-FhhlEIE -U.SH--I.- . .-LHE.ga~E# Gt2..H
A' League m run Swing.
The campus baseball league Of ~
teams is in fun swing and an average
of two games daily III, being played.
AS the season has only opened, it Is
hard to make. any prediction as to
what aegregation,will finish at.the top:
, The league is furnishing sport and
outdoor exercise forever 40 men
and there is much more enthusiasm
over the results Of ths3games among
the studentsEth than Tiers ever has been
nver.a team ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~. The league has grown In ipopu-
iarity and size every year and there
is' no.doubt but that IL 1t came to g
nreferehce between q campus league
ana a varsity team, the former would
be retained 1t th~esssxpense OF . tn
'a' Work % the. srandstand As about
/. comnlete. The, biz stand is, now q
soii&. unit between the two goal posts
~ the football field and Is ready 70
ha painted. 1t5will1Seat about $500
neople. THE ,ble4chers have been
moved over TO tho far side OF n Held
and they will be addSd tp from time
tO time as more SEATING spaces q
needed. The c~arpentef1 are nov 7
work finishing OF .drNesank IN
both ends Of the sranheand..
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