The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-06-07
.LY SCORES 6
IN STATE MEET
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CHOLAS AGAIN DEMON
,TRATES HIS ABILITY BY
LACING ELY ON THE SCORING
IST AT MINNEAPOLIS SATUR-
,AY.
ed by Lawrence Knauf, who scored
&c hrStS to be high point man on
meet, Moorhead high school Sat-
ay won the championship OF the
q annual Minnesota hign school
yue track and field meet at the
VerSity Of Minnesota stadium.
he Spuds scored 20 points to nose
Duluth Central by Il a point.
Head of the Lakes team had
ID as a premeet tavorits because
its showing in district and other
* meets.
he an-around work of Knauf, who
ed first in the 100 and 220 yard
n and the broad Jump came up TO
standards OF any previous high
1t man.
he field comprised 1874 entrants
q Y schools. Third places in the
t, which included one class in
d OF two as in the past, was TAX
/ ~ St. Paul Central with IL points,
more than the total gathered by
tie Bear. Minneapolis Central was
with IA points and WaShburn,
Of Minneapolis was next with
Ther schools scoring in the meet
uded Albert Lea, 10; Coleralne,
Mankato, 712; Winona, tn; Min
polls Roosevelt, 612; Edison, s;
tn, g.; Mechanic Arts, st. Paul, 6;
6; Hibbing, s; Mortified, 5; Au-
5; Barnum, 5; EVeleth, 5; Gay
5; Minneapolis West, 5; UniVer-
high, 5; Buffalo, Az; Mora, 312
luet, 31a; Rochester, 81; Crosby
ton, 81; Minneapolis North, 3;
ore, 3; MonteVideO, 2; Hutchinson,
itkin, 2; South st. Paul, /; Fulda,
elbow Lake, J.; Duluth Morgan
(, l, and Rush City, IL.
;hoolS that did not place includ-
Chatfeld, Cannon Falls, Willmar,
# River Falls, Sleepy Eye, Mound,
awauk, Ada, Arlington, Austin,
I Island, Buffalo, Caledonia, CHS
n, CrookSton, ErSkine, Excelsior,
Jus Falls, Frazee, Gilbert, Glencoe,
Gings, Herman, Monticello, Red
g, st. Charles and Duluth Den
n the first time in several years,
the meet has been run off in
ect or near perfect weather, no
rdS were broken. Even though the
marks Withstood the attack, fast
s were turned in the running
its and the distance and height
ks were constantly in danger.
ID Appel of Duluth, in trying for
wv record in the pole vault at Il
was unable to clear the bar on
three trys and he had to be con-
with a Jump Of IL feet 7A inches
first place. Appel also tied with
aeman of Buffalo for fourth place
lie high jump.
le final events of the day decided
championship. Moorhead taking
place in the second half-mile
race. Duluth Central did not
in this event and the Spuds'
points put them in front. Min
oils Central and Eveleth won the
- half-mile relays, the former IN
lime Of 1865.
yeral athletes stood out in the
and track events. Dyer of St.
Central took a second in the 220-
dash and third in the 100-yard
Lewby of Northf1eld placed sec
in the century and fifth in the
Fournelle of White Bear, scored
is team, and Nicholas, one of the
ng athletes of the range, scored
lie 100, 220 and broad Jump for
'dberg of Duluth Central was
ID him, only few inches short
S throw.
:dberg won the Shotput with a
. of 46 feet inches, and after
vent had been completed, picked
te ball and threw it slightly more
SO feet, the present state record
feet So inches being held by
of Minneapolis North. Nord-
has constantly thrown the ball
than the present record.
Summaries.
yard low hurdles Qirst heat)-
by Swenson, Minneapolis Gen.
Sullivan, Mankato, second. Time,
yard low hurdles Second heat)
l by Thouin, Hibbing; Crotty,
eapols North, second. Time,
. yard low hurdles (third heat)-
by Jensen, Albert Lea; Closway,
la, second. Time, 26.5.
yard dash (first heat)-Won by
elson, Glencoe; Nicholas, Ely,
|. Time, 23.6.
yard dash Second heat-Won
lauf, Moorhead; Fornelle, White
second. Time, % seconds flat.
yard dash (third heat)-Won
yer, st. Paul Central; Newly,
field, second. Time, 22.8.
f-mile run (f1rst race)-Won by
Barnum; Williksen, Mankato.
l; Ostbye, Minneapolis Central,
King, st. Paul Central, fourth;
Duluth Central, fifth. Time,
mile run Second race)-Won
;tico, Gaylord; Alexander, Roch-
and Sabo, Mora, tied for Sec