The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-07
Finals Scheduled to Get Under
Way With Pole Vault
at 100 P. M.
SEMI FINALS RUN OFF
Fargo and Bismarck Place Men
in Each Event; Pre!imin-
aries Are SIX

on a SOggy track as "Old Man Flu
viuS" laid down barrage of rain Oh
the cinders at Hughes Field.
Moisture had penetrated the track
to depth of several inches. AS re-
suit, track conditions were expected
to eliminate any possibility of record
breaking performances in the running
events.
Preliminaries in the track events
were run off Friday afternoon with
preliminaries in the field events and
semi-finals in track on the slate for
Saturday morning.
Pole vaulters were expected to take
the field at 1870 p. m. to start the
fireworks in the finals.
Track preliminaries Friday after
noon saw more than 100 contestants
battle for places in the semi-flnals,
Heats were slow as favorltes elected
to coast in slowly. content to place
among the six qualifiers in Seml-tlnal
events.
Fargo and Bismarck lived up to ad-
vance predictions to place men IN
each event but enough qualifiers were
uncovered among the rest OF the flelo
to prevnt the meet from assuming
two school affair. :,
Four men will qualify in final
events from the field OF semi-finalistS.
The morning schedule was slated 10
get under way at 10 o'clock While tne
finals were expected to get started a.
1880 p. m.
Face Postp0nement
Contestants in a golf match and
tennis tournament scheduled in con-
nection with the track carnival were
faced with a day Of inactivity as the
result of the weather.
Officials in charge said. however.
that an attempt would be made to
stage the events II the weather clear
ed off by p. m.
Results in the track preliminaries
Friday afternoon we're as follows:
lOO-yard dash-First heat: Won by
Benzon, Bismarck: Headrich, Colehar-
Dor, second; Jarding, Mandan, third,
tombstone. Ashley, fourth. Time 1O.7.
Second heat: Won by Kranszler, Ash
ley: Owens. Bismarck, second
Schwartz, Mandan, third; Clements,
Fargo, fourth. Time 10.9. Third heat:
Won by Chase, Garrison; Fisher, Will
ton, second; Okeson. Turtle Lake.
third; Graf. Linton, fourth. Time liz.
44O-yard dash-First heat: Won by
Green, Bismarck; Gehrig, McClusXy,
second; WEIGH, Menoken, third; Nc
Cusker, Hazelton. fourth. Time 56.7.
Second heat: Won by Matson, Fargo;
Saldin, Coleharbor. second; Laschke-
witsch, McClusky, third: Berry. Man
dan, fourth. Time 59.4. Third heat:
Won by Comrie, Fargo; Graf, Linton,
second; Rittmiller, Ashley, third;
Boynton, Steele, fourth. Time COS.
220-yard hurdles-First heat: Won
by Potter, Bismarck; Still, Fargo, Sec
ond: Ellwein, New Salem, third: Bru-
nellie, Mandan, fourth. Time SOL
Second heat: Won by Frederickson,
Fargo; Beylund, Bismarck. second;
Percy, Mandan, third; Thornton, Fes-
sender, fourth. Time 800.
220-yard dash-First heat: Won by
Headrick, Coleharbor; Benzon, Bis
marck, second; Kirchmeier, New Sa-
lem, third; Walzak, Linton, fourth.
Time 25.3. Second heat: Won by
Schwartz, Mandan: Fandrich, NC
Clusky, second; Owens, Bismarck,
third: Clements. Fargo, fourth. Time
25.2. Third heat: Won by Kranszler,
Ashley; Chase, Garrison, second;
Heintzman, McClusky, third; West,
Mandan, fourth. Time ESQ.
880-yard run-First heat: Won by
Kafer, Hazelton; H. Lennie, New Sa-
lem, second; Matson, Fargo, third;
Hess, Ashley, fourth. Time 2:l6.4.
Second heat: Won by Goughnour,
Hazelton; Welliver, Bismarck, second;
F. Lennie, New Salem, third; Brant-
seq, Fargo, fourth. Time alas.
Entries Listed
Entries in the meet are as follows:
Ashley-Bietz, Hess, Heringer, john
stone, R. Kranszler, A. Kranszler,
Kempff. Lippert, Rittmiller, and
Shrunk.
Hazelton-Brown, Dutton. Cough
nour, Kafer, Parsons, and zirbes.
Menoken-Garross. Hansen, HUI
bert, McCurdy, and WEIGH.
st. Mary's Of Observation-Disclosures
and Murphy.
steele-Baer, Boynton, Job, Silness,
and Stiles.
Fargo-Arneson, Brantseg, Char
bonneau, Comrie, Clements, Fisher,
Fredrikson, Furcht, Holing, johnson,
Kruetz, Matson, Peterson, Still, and
WHITTIER.
Elgin-Eisenbarth and Voll.
Linton-Barger, Bibelheimer, Dob
Ter, Graf, Logue, Mausehund, Pfeifer,
and Walzak.
Turtle Lake-Berg, Miller, and Oke-
son.
Wilton - Fisher, Gray, Newman,
Paul, and Wilmot.
Fessenden-Adams, Clark, Parsons,
Scott, and Thornton.
Lehr-Goebel. Helmer, Jenner.
KLAUS, Kranszler, Koepplin, Lang,
6chill, Schwiegert, and Thiele.
Bismarck--Agre, Benzon, Beylund,
Boelter, Dohn, Green. Heiser, Mote,
Murphy, Owens, Potter, Schneider
Schlickenmeyer, Shafer, Welliver
Shepard, Croonquist. Moses. Ahlen
Manney, 6hearn.
Coleharbor -Headrick. saldin. and
6aldin.
neutrality-suspicious., Dahl, Diggins
Faudrich, Gehring, Heitzman, Kelm
IAschkewitsch, Rosenau, and Wentz.
Napoleon --Bannister, Burgad
Busch, Grenz. Heath, Heisler, Lowden
and Orley.
0arrison-Chase, Reuter-, and Rob-
anson.
lfandan-Berry, Boehm. Brunette
Dahlquist. Dewey, Dietrich, Eckroth
Hecter, Jarding, Latta, Percy. Percy