The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-05-12
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POINTS IN 4440 DASH
AND Mile Bring WIN
SEQ Benser Places Second in
: Mile to Keep Fighting Midg.
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cts Out of Reach
DEMONS WIN IN QUARTER
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Men Score az Points
to 45H for Runner-Up;
u Fargoan Big Scorer

u Fargoan Big Scorer
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Fargo, N. D., May 12.-Bismarcl
trgn schools Demons won title hon.
D's In the 23rd annual May Festiva'
wack and field events which were
npncluded at the North Dakota Agri.
lltural college Saturday.
scRoy D. McLeod's we'll balanced
ram came through with AZ points tx
ooss out the defending champion
sarge Midgets, who had 45ia fol
alnnerup honors.
Bud Habener. Fargo captain. wor
sdividual honors with IA points
oring first in the 100 yard high
TNdles and broad jump, second in
Lie high jump and a fourth in the
70 yard low hurdles. Leo Gerteis
abener's teammate, was second with
points.
Standards for two weight events
ent by the board in the two day
arrival. Ted Meinhover, giant Bis
Parck athlete, accounted for the new
+tcord In the discus throw in the pre-
Urinary trials Friday, sailing the
latter 1913 feet, 8 inches. He failed
- better the mark in the finals Sat-
''day.
Earl Shannon, Valley City's lone
WInt winner, came through with the
.,.ier record. After he had bested the
.,,teld In the shot put with a heave OF
- feet IL inches he came through
18th 40 feet l inch to displace the
lark Of A feet 5ls inches which
Meinhover had established Friday.
~, Track Was Heavy
IA heavy track which was sloppy
o. spots precluded the possibility Of
w marks in the running events. Elk
xptionally close races marked the
kmpetition, with the judges going
ITO conference to select the first and
1cond places in the century dash.
Fritz Hanson of Perham created
C biggest upset of the meet, out
Aiming Cecil Grahom of Anamoose,
w.o had been conceded victories in
stth the century and furlong events.
the two were so close at the finish
N the 100 that only after a confer
dace was Hanson named as the win
Ut&e AANlAOOAA 4lC1u q ClA 4llCl1 lCdO
EN steps from the tape but Ora
tEEl's final lunge to the tape was de-
diptive and the two were exception
csly close. Graham got away to a
ftol start. stopping momentarily to
usll his hair back and it was fully
6 yards before he was in full stride
Md able to pull up on the field.
Graham came back to outdistance
g field in the furlong, covering the
.jtance in 1872 seconds. With favor
Re conditions he might have shat
red the meet standard of % Sec
i n',ds.
1.-The other close race was the 44O
lid run in which Hugh Nichols, be-
SS~ectacled Cakes athlete. and Wally
o-eeen of Bismarck. IAN stride. for
e only six inches apart for the
40 yards, Green winning.
4 Jordre Wins Feature
title Jack Horner of Mohall. hold |
of the state interscholastic quarter
mark, trailed Roy Jordre and
land Konichek of the agricultural
f!fege to the tape. The finish could
nrdly have been better had it been
vamed.
Homer led to the 100 yard mark
there Konichek pulled ahead. Jordre
allied out from behind in the out
Vie lane and was a bare foot ahead
: Konichek at the tape. Horner was
lily two feet behind Jordre. The time
els 1913 seconds, good under the pre-
Iiling conditions.
Fargo outdistanced Bismarck and
7oorhead to win the $50 yard relay
ent in l minute AZ seconds.
Both Fargo and Bismarck were far
cad of the remainder of the field.
T1amooSe won third place with nine
aintS. Other schools which scored
fints include Perham with 8; Cakes,
o Moorhead III: Valley City, z;
= ii1nah, s.; Mohall, 2; Fingal, 2;
sahpeton, I.
rTaargo's inability to come through
! the pole vault as expected led to
Il downfall. The Midgets had
united on three men placing in this
ient, but Bismarck counted AZ
slile Fargo came out with 6h.
g Demons Place Three
gBiSmarck's late rally to win came
: the quarter mile in which it had
yst, third and fourth places. Fargo
sored its largest total in the 12O-
I'd high hurdles, placing first, Sec
d and fourth.
Fargo made a belated attempt to
in first place, two of it's milers.
sillard Still and Arthur McLough-
u, placing first and third, respec-
'ely, but between them was Leo
.nSer of Bismarck, who offset Far
s advantage.
The MidgetS failed to count in the
.arter mile as expected, Lloyd Lo-
re- placing fifth. Loberg won the
IL in easy fashion. however. ira
rising the distance in 2 minutes 1875
conds. i
Winners Of first, second and third :
aces We're presented with medals
flowing the meet. A trophy for the
Get championship and the relay VIC :
~ also were among the prizes. The .
mmary: !
shot put--Won by Shannon, Valley !
y. Mejnhover. Bismarck, second: !
Hare. Bismarck, third: Heringer, ,
fourth. Distance, 46 feet /,
\, AncneS. made As feet /
rec trials. =
e20-yard low hurdles-Won by Ger :
=: Fargo; a. knauf, Moorhead. Sec !
irgo: fourth. Time, Is seconds.
hish jump Won by Hunt, Han !,
D; Habener. Fargo, second; Mar /
ardt, Moorhead. and TAFT, Bismarck. a
Tor third and fourth. Height, 5 feet :
inches. 49, I
lo0-yard dash-Won by Hanson. S
rnam; Graham; Anamoose. second Y
mon. Bismarck, third: Christian :.
2, Fargo: fourth. Time, 10.4 seconds. r
Discus throw-Won by Meinhover.
smarck; O,Hare Bismarck. second q
annon. Valley City, third: Gerteis' d
frgo. fourth. Distance. 12S feet 3 CT
:nes lnew festival record. e
run--Won by Loberg. Far -
wade Green. Bismarck. second: e
nan. MohalL third: Benser, Bis Il