The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-16
wR TEAMS LOOM
lSCONTENDERSFOR
STATE PREP CROWN
dgets Hope to Repeat Last
Years Clean Sweep of
Major Titles
MONS STRONG IN FIELD
smarck, Devils Lake, and VAL
ley City Show Evidence Of
Strength
MONS STRONG IN FIELD
(By The Associated Press)

10y Inc ASSOClatEO KTC0Sl
forth Dakota's high school track
ms are in the making these days
the runners timber up along the
der paths and the field men prac-
jumping, javelin throwing, anu
sing Of the weights.
outdoor practice generally started
t week, but indoor practice occu-
d athletes at some of the schools
two or three weeks.
largo holds all four of the majo:
ok championships Of last year. in
ding the North Dakota interschol-
ic. Track mentors there are very
;imistic about their prospects for
season. and expect to develop a
m similar to that Of last year.
It the other schools. Bismarck, Dev-
Lake and Valley City have average
better than average material
and Forks is working with a fairly
ID group of prospects while Man
n and Jamestown have few expert
ced men,.
Weaver Is Star
Doug Smith at Devils Lake Is de-
oping team which has POSSIBLE
IS of becoming candidate for
tie honors. Outstanding of five let
men on the outfit is Vernon Weav-
who stars in the century, 22O-yard
n. He also is expected to enter the
cuss event. Weaver was high point
IN for Devils Lake in the state meet
It spring, winning the 220, and plac-
third in the 100-yard dash.
barton, classy half-miler and Rut-
/, a polevaulter are point-getters for
Lakers. Reslock qualified IN the
zh and low hurdles at the state
,et last season. Emil Jensen, the
ner letterman. is a pole vaulter. A
otball man. Burton Woods, is ex-
cted to develop into Shot-put man
is year. Other trackmen are Bill
lrkhard, dashes; Ray Young, pole
ult; Forrest Stephens, high jump;
ID Hilbert Smith, dashes and Jumps.
Forkers Experienced
Six experienced men are the strong
arts in the ranks of Grand Forks
ack crew. Rindy and Graham were
pected to develop from a good
owing they made in the high jump
st year. Millette, distance runner,
so is a broad jump prospect. Blan-
lette, Barber and Morrow are weight
ssers.
Daily workouts in cross county
UNITS is the conditioning process that
bach Roy D. Mcleod has been US
g on his Bismarck Demons. Approx
lately so candidates entered the lists
hen practice opened this week, ana
cLeod Judged them better than av-
age. Lloyd Murphy, pole vaulting
tptain, will lead team whose most
,tent weapon is strength in the field
vents. Murphy cleared the bar at
,er II feet, two inches, LIST year and
expected to be one of the Demons
pint makers this year. Potter ana
ohm are other pole vaulterS, the lat
r also a high hurdler.
Bolter Shows Promise
Bolter shows promise in the weights.
e is expected to develop further,
lille Heiser, a newcomer at Bismarck.
another promising weight man.
reen is regarded as the outstanding
lndidate for running berths.
Don Brantsig and Harry Arneson,
,-captains, are the Two lettermen
orking out with the Midgets. Brant-
2 is a miller and Arneson a pole
aulter. The performance Of several
her candidates was satisfactory to
le Fargo mentors.
John Randall whose work In the
lie was outstanding in 1881, Is
le star man in the Mandan outfit.
IcMahan said most Of the candidates
.e inexperienced and inadequate
ack facilities further handicap the
am.