Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-20
Minnesota Team Lett In
The Rear Taking The Short
il, End OF q rs TO4IScOre


Showing excellent form on the track
and with ideal weather conditions. thu
University of North Dakota ran aw0
from st. Olaf college in the. dual track
meet here this morning, winning by
IS points to Al. While no exceptional
records we're made, the time in all
track events was good as was the
marks made in the field events.
Picked to give the North Dakota
team a close run, st. Olafs showing
wa somewhat of q surprise, and the
followers Of the pink and green team
are not expressing Any enthusiasm
over the coming meet with Manchester
here next Saturday. st. Olaf defeated
Manchester by an overwhelming count.
The varsity took nine out OF thirteen
frsts. Belsheim OF the '.U'' led the
field in the half mile from the gun,
finishing thirty yards ahead Of Han
son, his running mate, with a beauti.
ful spring. He negotiated the distances
In 2 min. Z 1-5 seconds. Hanson took
the mile equally as easy, and would
no doubt have lone the distance il
much lower time if he had been push
ed as it was he lowered the UNIVERSE
ty record three seconds. making the
distance in min. 40 sec. His finish
was one OF, the strongest seen in that
event on h local trackAHe was an.
parently fresh at the end.
Divided Pole Vault Event.
st. Olafs opposition did not develop
in the pole vault as expected. Harris
n Shelver tied for first place at 10
It. Z in. quit. Flaten and Chris
%tianson of st. Olaf tied for second
place. The points were divided.
Flaten Of st. Olaf took first in the
high hurdles. making the good time
OF II 2-5 seconds.
F1afan Of 81 Olaf MO, 49, ;1S:..;S
ual star. He took first in the high hur-
dies. second in the broad jump, Sec
ond in the low hurdles and tied for
second and third place in the pole
vault. He mad a tota, ofx12lR points.
Shelver of the university was second
with 10 l-2 points. winning the broad
jump, tieing for first and second place
in the pole vault, tieing for second
place in the high jump and taking
third in the high hurdles.
Reed Valuable Man.
Reed proved to be a very valuable
man for North Dakota. He was the
strong man in the Sprints, winning1hc
22O yard dash without being pushed.
The real race in this event was, be-
tween Stubs for North Dakota and
Miller of the Oles for second place.
1t was won by h latter.
The points in the weights were pref
ty well divided between the two
schools.
The summary
100 yard dash-Eeed. N. D.. .Arst;
Stubs N. u. second: Miller, st. Olaf,
third. Time 3 seconds.
Broad jump-ShelVer N. d., first;
Flaten, st. Olaf. second: Thacker, N.
D., third. Distance 81 it. 4 in.
Mile run-Hanson, Nd. first: Dahl
gren. st. Olaf. second: Booth, N D.,
third. Time 4 min. 40 sec.
eco yard dash-Reed. n. d.. first;
Miller. St. Olaf, second: Stubs n. D.,
third. Time % SIS sec.
High hurdles-Flaten, st. Olaf,
first: Paulson. N. D., second: Shelver.
N. D., third. Time IL 2-5 sec.
Javelin throw-Severson, st. Olaf;
first; B. Nelson. N. D.. second: II. Nell
son. N. D., third. Distance 15S #. 10 in.
440 yard dash-Thacker' ND. first
Thorwaldson. N. D., second; Joisrud,
st. Olaf, third. Time 50 AS.
+. High jump-Fevold, st. Olaf, first
Shelver and Busdisker. N. D.. tied for
second and third. Height 5 #. 6 in.
Low hurdles-Houser, N. D.. first
Busdicker. N. D., second; Johnson, st,
Olaf third.
! Discus throw-Thorsen. st. Olaf
first: Johnson. St. OLAF second; Av.
cry, N. D., third. Distance 112 IT. 9 in,
Half mile-Belsheim> y. D. first:
Hanson, N. D., second; Dahlgren. st
Olaf, third. Time 2 min. Z LIS sec.
Low hurdles-Swanson. ND, first
Flaten St. Olaf. second; Bernstein, st
Olaf, third. Time % seconds.
Pole vauit-Shelver and Harris. N
D., tied for first: Flaten and Christian.
son. st. Olaf, tied for second. Height
40 #. I in.