The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-22
FARGO HIGH
TRACK TEAM
is VICTOR
Takes HOnOrs at High School
Meet ut University of
North Dakota

t"afd FORKS, n. -, May ~. --
Fargo high Scho'l won the sweep
stakes trophy of the annual state
high school conference and inter
scholastic contests which closed at
the state university yesterday.
Fargo secured II points in music
and athletic contests. Grand
Forks was second with AS points.
Fargo high schools well bal
anced track team won the North
Dakota state championship for the
fifth consecutive year by captur
ing the University meet 32 points,
one more than the number scored
by Grand Forks whose total was
81.
Fargo won the meet with one
first. The Midgets, as in former
years, presented an array of
tracksters that were able to win
scattered points to such an ex-
tent that their total exceeded that
of Other entrants.
Two new state records were
made. Jimmy McCracken Of Grand
Forks shattered the new record he
made for the high jump at the A.
G.. meet last Saturday and lcapcd
5 it. 10 IA inches before he knock
ed the bar down.
Bismarck and Mnot did not
have men entered.
McCracken High Man
Thompson Of Devils Lake made
a new record fer the pole vault in
an attempt to better the previous
mark set by Noble Martin of Ham
iton. After tying for first place
in the vault with Hilligoss of
Grand Forks Thompson succeeded
in clearing the bar at II it. Ia
inch.
Jimmy McCracken of Grand
Forks was individual star of the
meet with Is points. McCrackcn
took firsts in the high jump, low
hurdles and 100 yard dash and
took a second in the high hurdles.
His closest rival for individual
honors was Laemmle of Ashley
who made Is points, the total
scored by his school.
Cakes high school won the half
mile relay, making the distance in
:3S. Fargo was second and
Grand Forks third.
The victory of Fargo high
school is its 10th consecutive one
in five years.
Final scores for the meet fol-
low:
Fargo 50; Grand Forks 81; Ash
ley Is; Cakes 10; Devils Lake TO-;
Cavalier 8; Heaton 8; Lisbon G.;
Valley City 5; Deaf School s.;
Westhope 3; Leeds 1; Park River
2; st. Thomas 2 and Calvin 2. s.
Results of events yesterday fol-
low:
High jump: McCracken, Grand
Forks first; Fisher, Fargo sec
ond; Fuller, Fargo, third; Hulsi-
bus, Heaton fourth. Height 5 #.
10 1-3 inches, new state record.
Low hurdles-McCracken, Grand
Forks, first; O'keefe,. Cavalier,
second; Deveber, Lisbon third;
Schwartz, Fargo, fourth. Time
27:1.
Broad jump-Hulsibus, Heaton,
first; Page, Westhope, second;
Fisher. Fargo, third; Sturtevant
Grand Forks, fourth. Height 10
it. inches.
Mile race-Muellcr, Deaf school
first; Day, Fargo, second; Young
Lisbon third; Fox, Leeds, fourth.
Time 4:43.
Rindlaub Wins First
100 yard dash-McCracken,
Grand Forks, first; Ankeny, Cakes
second; Hakins, Fargo, third;
Miller, Fargo, fourth. Time 1913.
Pole vault-Thompson, Devils
Lake and Hiligoss, Grand Forks
tied for first. Lee Valley City,
third; Drew, Devils Lake, fourth !;
Thompson broke state record on
fourth jump made II it. IA inch.
Half mile: J. Rindlaub, Fargo,
first; Hanson, Grand Forks, sec
ond; Teske, Mimic, third; Adams,
Lisbon, fourth. Time 2.O6:1.
220 yard dash-Ankeny, Cakes,
first; Hakins, Fargo, second;
Hazel, Cakes, third; Watkins, Far
go, fourth. Time "a.
.440 yard dash-Drew, Devils
Lake, first; N. Rindlaub, Fargo,
second, Burton, Hamilton, third;
Deveber, Lisbon, fourth. Time SIS
seconds.
12O yard hurdles: O'Keefe,
Cavalier, first; McCracken, Grand
Forks, second; Fuller, Fargo
third; Fisher, Fargo fourth. Time
1872.
Half mile relay-Oakes, first,
Fargo, second; Grand Forks, third
Time 1873.