The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-03
BISMARCK HAS
LARGEST LIST
WITH 20 MEN
Further Entries Today Ex'
pected to Swell Number
Over $50 Mark
SOLEN HAS ONE ENTRY
Record Smashing Carnival
Looked For With Great
Cinder Stars Here

A total of lat track and field ath-
letes from North Dakota high
schools had entered the fifth an
nual Capital City Track and Field
Meet which is to be held at Hughes
Field here on Saturday beginning
at $3.50 a. M, Frank H. Brown,
manager, announced today.
Further entries from neighboring
Missouri Slope schools are expected
today, which will bring the total
well over the $50 mark to set a new
meet entry list record.
Bismarck has the greatest num-
Der of participants entered. After
time, distance and jumping trials
yesterday, Coach Roy D. Mcleod
selected 20 men to carry the Demon
colors.
Mandan has Is stars registered
while Solen has the distinction Of
having only one man competing.
New Rockford will come the great
est distance to the meet, the Eddy
county seat having seven men en-
rolled.
IF the weather is good, the fans
can look for record-smashing
carnival" Manager Brown said to-
day. "Therc is no doubt that the
finest field of athletes in years has
entered the meet and with the
track in excellent shape and all-time
marks should fall in many events"
The schools and entrans follow:
Bismarck. Benser; 2. Brown
H.: 3. Brown F.: d. Davis: 5. Green;
6. Hoffman; Z. Hultberg; 8. Jacob
son; 8. Martin; 10. Meinhovcr; II.
O'Hare; IL. Paris; 13. Roberts; II.
Rubin; Is. Sell; 16. Slattery; II.
Spriggs E.; Is. Spriggs j.; 10.
Thornberg; 20. York.
Carson-21. Chittick, H.; %. HUI
Der, c.; %. Peterson, D.
Center-24. Bigelow, R.; Is.
Lehmkuhl, NJ; 26. Lehmkuhl, w.;
q. Schultz, R.; %. Stetson, D.
Coleharbor-29. Fuglie, Chester;
80. Peightal, r.; 81. Saldin. d.; 80.
Sigurdson, N; 33. Vetter, o.
Dawson-34. Engle; IS. Hoover;
sc. Johnston; 81. Swanson; SO. Wat
son.
Denhoff-39. Aklund, A.; 40.
Aklund, O.; Al. Hansen; AZ. Hempel /;
43. Koth; A. Liebig; As. Penski; As.
Swanson; Al. Wahl.
Elgin-4S. Bender; 49,. Loeffler;
SO. Reich; 81. Vossler.
Fort Yates-52. Halsey; So.
Haney; 81. Hokanson.
Garrison-55. Akan; Sc. De Hav-
en-; 81. Goldan; SO. Ireland; So.
Stefan; 60. Twilling.
Hazelton-61. Batter; 62. Lar
wick; 63. Mastel; 81. Roesler; IS.
Schumacher; &C. Steiner; 81. Weiser;
68. Zerbes.
Mandan-69. Belinsky; 70. Boxre-
son; II. Dietrich; e. Fleck; 10.
Heidi; "a. Helbling; IS. Jarvis; IS.
Mcdonald; n. McKcndry; 70. Nor
ris; 70. Nichols; 80. Seitz; 81. To-
man; SO. Vosika; SO. Williams.
McClusky-S4. Bauer; IS. Bech-
told; Sc. Bruins; 81. Dahl; SO.
Glarum; 80. Hirsch; 80. Kriesz; 81.
Moore; 90. Peters, H.; 90. Peters, T.
Napoleon-94. Fulton; IS. Kuhn;
So. Laughlin; 81. Meier; 90. Shafer;
80. Thoreson.
New Rockford-100.B ymoen; 101.
Harris; 102. Jahnke; 1903. Kjos; 104.
MacLachlin; 105. Robertson.
New Salem-1O6. Kirchmeir; 107.
Rohs: 1O8. Swartz.
Solen-1O9. Mcdonald.
St. Mary's-11O. Balzer; III.
Beer; 112. Boespflug; 113. Falconer;
Id. Finlayson; lis. Fortune; 116.
Goetz, NJ; III. Goetz, S.; 118. Nc
Donald; 119. Neibauer; 100.
Schriener.
Washburn-121. Dalbotten; 122.
johnson, E.; 1913. johnson, R.; 124.
Mcclure, NJ; 125. Mcclure, Mil
lard; 1875. Nelson; 1877. Olson; 1913.
Schulz; 129. Swallow.
Wilton-130. Aune, H.: 49,
Brezdon, H.; 1872. Gumbriel, c.; 1873.
Jollie, E.; 1874. Pfiefer, A.; 1876.
Polonsky. l.; 1876. Thompson, j.; 1877.
Wilmot, w.
Wishek-1ss. Gall; 1se. Herr,
JOSH; 140. Herr, John; 141. Herr,
c.; 142. Krein; 143. Kundert; la.
Sayler; 145. Thompson; 146. Wack-
err; 147. Will.