The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-03
Bisons and nodaks, With IS and
23]2 Points, Place Third
and Fourth
OLE SAND WINS THE DASHES
Morningside Men Set New
Quarter. and Halt. Mile
Records for Loop

Quarter. and naJf.MtJe
Records for Loop
Sioux City, Ia. June 3.-Soutf
Dakota State college for the thire
consecutive year captured the track
and field championship of the North
Central intercollegiate conference.
The meet came to a close Satur-
day at Bass field with Bert Eek.
berg's Jackrabbits romping away
with 61ls points, just 20 more than
their nearest rivals, Morningside,
scored. The North Dakota Agricu!.
tural college had IS, North Dakota
university 2312 and South Dakota
university 1912.
Englemann Brilliant
Vert Englemann, probably the
most brilliant track athlete the
North Central conference has known
in the eight years Of its existence.
competed in six events Saturday and
scored a first in each event. His
performance nettcd him 30 points,
nearly half his teams total, and a
new conference record as far as in
dividual track performance is con
cerned.
Englemann cqualcd the record for
the high sticks, came within 1-1Oth
of second of cqualing the low hur-
dies mark and missed the discus
throw record by a few inches.
South Dakota State presented a
well balanced squad event though
Englemann was the individual lumi-
nary. The Rabbits placed in six
events other than those won by
Englcmann.
Maroons Set Records
Two records went by the boards
during the afternoon, Morningside
men establishing new marks for the
440 and $50 runs. Menter set a new
mark for the quarter mile with a
time of sos while Hansen bettcred
the old half mile records with a per-
Torrance of 1896.
A drizzling rain that started about
a half hour after the meet got I'M
der way failed to slow up the con-
testant's although records for the
mile and half mile relays which were
expected to fall are still standing.
Weather Hampers Bison
Ole Sand, big blonde Splinter from
the North Dakota Agricultural col
lego, came through with fine per-
formanccs to win the 100 and 220
yard dashes. His times we're 1O.1
and 22.7, respectively, but he prob
ably could have done better had
weather conditions been more favor
able.
Joe Blakeslec Of the North Dakota
A. c. won the pole vault at IL feet
II 10 inches. He failed on two at
tempts to better the conference mark
of IL feet 1-8 inch. His vaulting
pole vas slippery from rain that
started to fall at the end Of the
event or this mark might also have
been bettered. The summary:
100 yard hurdlcs-Won by Engle-
mann, S. D. State; Beach, S. D.. sec
ond; Ludwig, N D., third; Kirby,
S. D. IT,, fourth. Timc-15.5 equals
old record set by Means in 1929.
Freshman half mile relay-Won
by Morningside (Smith, Jordan, Van
Wyngarden, Hutchinson); South Da-
kota IT,, second. Time-1.34.2.
Mile run-Won by Felson, N. D.
u; Meyer, S. D. State, second;
johnson, Morningsidc, third; Wollan,
N. D. A. c., fourth. Time-4.32.S.
100 yard dash-Won by Sand, n.
D. A. c.; Jarrett, N. D. u, and
Howard, S. D. State, tied for second
and third; Zeach, S. D. L., fourth.
Time-:1O.1O.
440 yard dash-Won by Menter,
Morningside; konichek, N. D. A. c.,
second; Bale. Morningside, third;
Rempfer, S. D. State, fourth. Time
$3.50. New record betters old
record of :50.6 set by Drew Of North
Dakota, in 1926.)
220 yard hurdle-Won by EnRle-
mann, S. D. State; Ludwig, N. D.
u, second; Beach, S. D. u, third;
Hamann, S. D. State, fourth. Time
I-25.4.
Half mile run-Won by Hansen.
Morningside; Jodrc, N. b. A. c.,
second; Reits, S. D. State, third;
Doane, N. D.. IT,, fourth. Time
1896. New record betters old rec
ord of 1908 set by Sorbel Of S. d.
State in 1920
22O yard dash-Won by Sand, N.
D. A. c.; Jarrett, N. D. T., second;
Peschel, N. D. A. c., third; Dam
forth, Morningside, fourth. Time
22.7.
Freshman mile relay-Won by S.
D.. u; Morningside, second. Time
1856.
Mile relay-Won by MorninRside
bale, Strong, Hansen and Menter);
:. D. State, second; S. D. u, third;
N. D. A. c., fourth. Time-3:29.5.
Two mile run-Won by Mcdonald.
S. D. State; Bankert, S. D. State.
second; Johnson, Morningside, third;
Powell. N. D. u, fourth. Time
1O.O7.42.
Half mile relay-Won by N. D. A.
e.: Morningside, second; N. D. u,
third. Time-1:32.3.
Pole vault-Won by Blakeslee, N.
D. A. c.; Brinkman, Morningside,
second; Johnson, Morningside, and
Sears. S. D. u, tied for third and
fourth. Height - II feet, liz
inches.
Discus throw-Won by EnRle-
mann, S. D. State; Hutchinson,
Morningside, second; Garthunc, S.
D. State. third; Kettle, Morningside,
fourth. Distance-135 feet, 2 inches.
Shot put-Won by Enelemann, S.
D. State; Hutchinson, Morningside,
second; May, N. D.. A. c., third;
Kinds, S. D. u. fourth. Distance
Al feet, 9 inches.
High jump-Won by Enelemann,
S. D. State; Neir, Moruinxside, Sec
ond; Tarbell, N. d. u. HAmann, S.
?. State, and Crakes, s. d. u, tied
for third and fourth. HeishtI6
feet, 8 inches.
Broad jump-Won by Englemann,
s. D. State; Lions, S. D. State, Sec