The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-27
Aggies Snatch 10
Firsts to Swamp
Nodak Track Men
Ole Sand Wins Century IN 10
Flat and 22O.Yard Dash
in 22.7 Seconds

Fargo. N Oak. May 27.-Scoring III
every event with the exception Of the
broad Jump. the North Dakota Agri-
cultural college track and field ath-
letes turned In an impressive and de-
cisivc victory over the University OF
North Dakota team here Saturday by
s. l-3 points to 48 2-3.
Leonard Saalwaechter.s charges
scored first places in 10 OF the ID
events. and came home with enough
seconds and thirds to make the vic
tory decisive. Only two clean sweeps
we're recorded during the day Of rae
ing, Jumping and pitching, the A. C.
athletes having the field to them
selves in the two mile run, while the
Nodak jumpers swept everything in
the distance leaping event.
May High Scorer
Leo May. stalwart Bison Who halls
from Aberdeen. was the high point
man Of the meet with first place vic.
tories in the shot put and discus
throw. and third position in the high
Jump for II tall,es. Ole Sand. giant
Bison Splinter. won both the leo and
go yard dashes while Dorland ko-
nichek captured boil, the half mile
run and 400 yard dash.
None Of the university athletes
succeeded in scoring a double victory.
The appearance of Ole Sand was
largely responsible for more than 500
spectators being on hand for the
games. and Sand did not disappoint
his followers. The big fellow stepped
the century in 10 seconds flat. and
the furlong in 22.7 seconds. Glenn
Jarrett. the diminutive Nodak red
head, must be given a big hand for
his part in making Sand go his best.
for Jarrett was right on the big fel-
lows heels i'll both events.
Conditions u~nfavorable
Sands time in both events may go
down as records for these dual meets,
and there Is no denying that he was
forced to work under most unfavor-
able conditions. A hot south wind
burned the faces of the runners. and
at its best, the track at the Agricul-
tural college does not encourage rec
ord time.
The biggest upset Of the day vas
recorded iii the half mile run. Dor
land Konichek won this event in the
fast time Of 2 minutes 81 seconds,
just breaking the tape a slight frac-
ton OF a second ahead OF his team
mate. Roy Jodre. Warren Doane,
crack university half miller. trailed
this pair to the finish line b. three
steps after having started as some
thing of a favorite.
Konichek and Jodre ran a remark
able race for the A. c. track, the
sharp turns on the south and north
east corners making It particularly
difficult for the runners to hold their
strides.
L Relay Team Wins
In addition to his brilliant victory
in the half mile. Konichek came back
to win the quarter in 500 seconds
heading into the strong wind every
foot OF the 100 yard straightaway.
The university relay team scored
a victory through the great finish Of
Jarrett. Cecil Carroll. the final Bison
runner, had an advantage Of almost
20 yards over the sorrell thatched
youth at the start Of the final furlong
but was unable to hold hts margin,
Jarrett beating him to the string by
three yards. They we're makcshift
relay teams. Saalvaechter not allow
ing Sand to compete as the big fell
low is just recovering from a knee
injury while Jack Vests team was
somewhat shaken when Curtis
Schaye and Rabe we're declared in
eligible last week.
The summary:
Shot put-Won by May. A. c.; Hits,
A. c., second; Shepard, u, third. Dis
lance, 80 feet 1 inches.
100 yard dash-Won by Sand, A. c.;
Jarrett, u, second; Peschel, A. c..
third. Time. 10 seconds.
High hurdles-Won by Pemble, A
c.: McRoberts. A. c.. second; Lee, U.
third. Time, l6.9 seconds.
Half mile run-Won by Konichel
A. c.; Jodre, A. c., second; Doane,
u, third. Time, 2 minutes 81 Sec
onds.
220 yard dash-Won by Sand. A.. c.;
Jarrett, u, second; Peschel, A. G.
third. Time, 22.7 seconds.
Pole vault-Won by Blakeslee. A
c.; Thornton. u, second; Hayes. A
c., and Cruder and Tergerson, u, tiet
for third. Height, II feet 8 inches.
Mile run-Won by Felson, o.; Mel
son, A. c.. second; Wollan, A. G.
third. Time. 4 minutes, 40.8 seconds
Discus throw-Won by May, A. G.
Hits, A. c., second; Shepard, U.
third. Distance, ia feet 4 inches.
Low hurdles-Won by Ludwig, u.
Frey, A.. c.. second; Lee, u, third
Time, 28.3 seconds.
40 yard dash-Won by Konichek
A. c.; Jodre, A. c.. second; Coghlan
o., third. Time. $40 seconds.
High jump-Won by Brown, U.
Schcerer, u, second: May, A. c
third. Height. 6 feet.
Two mile run-Won by Weiser, A
c.; Rhime5, A. c.. second; Nelson, A
c., third. Time, 10 minutes a sec
onds.
Broad jump-Won by Alex, u
scheerer. u. second; Jarrett. U
third. Distance, p feet ] inch.
Javelin throw-Won by Shepard,
c.; Hits. A. c., second; Lee. u, thir'
Distance, l57 feet II inches.
Half mile relay-Won by Univcrsit
Boyd, Tarbcll. Alex. and Jarrett
Time, 1:34.3.
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