The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-06-05
WADE GREEN WINDS
UP HIS PREP CAREER
IN BLAZE OF GLORY
Finishes in Half-MiIe Ahead OF
Fargoan to Bring About
Deadlock
BEHAN CRACKS $50 RECORD
Sanders Beats MohalI Flash in
Heart-Breaking Duel in
Mile Run

Wade Green, Capital City runner,
finished his high school athletic ca
reer in q blaze Of glory at Hughes
field here Saturday afternoon as Bis
marck and Fargo tied for the state
championship in the first annual
North Dakota state track and field
meet.
To keep Bismarck In the running
IN the last event, Green entered the
060-yard dash and finished second
ahead Of Kenneth Phillips Of Fargo
to throw the two teams in a dead
lock for top honors Of the day.
Bismarck and Fargo each scored %
points and Mohall was only one point
behind for third honors.
Only one record fell during the
day. Dwight Behan Of Mohall ran
the sS0-yard dash In 2 minutes 3.8
seconds to eclipse the mark Of 2 min
utes 49, seconds set by Mike Mueller
Of the state school for the deaf In
1922.
Sanders Wins Mile
Beaten by Paul Sanders Of New
Rockford In a heart-breaking mile
run, Behan came back with ven-
geance in the half-mile event.
Five men finished the mile run in
time under 1 minutes 50 seconds.
Sanders took the lead at the start
and only once did Behan succeed in
getting ahead of HMM the third
lap-but not for long. Phillips o:
Fargo was third and William Feiler
Of Gladstone fourth. Despite his ex-
exceptional time, Captain Marvin
Welliver Of Bismarck finished in fifth
place out Of the money.
New Rockford with Is points was
fourth and Carryington with II was
fifth. Other team scores were as fol-
lows: Coleharbor g; Minor Z; I'm
derwood S; Ashley 4; Brunstad 8;
Hazen 2: Carpio, Gladstone and STAN
ton, l each.
Bismarck was the loser In the only
unset Of the day. Gus Schlickenmaye1
of Bismarck, who two weeks ago threw
the javelin over 173 feet, failed to
qualify in this event. which was won
by o. Sundahl of Mohall with a heave
81 165 feet rs inches.
Records Are Remarkable
Though only one record fell in the
meet. times and distances In all events
we're remarkable. Except for light
breeze for the early events. weather
was ideal
Marvin Landgren Of Underwood at
tempted to break the state pole vault
record but failed In three attempts at
IL feet 2 inches.
Neil Beylund Of Bismarck and Bob
saldin of Colcharhor won individual
scoring honors Of tire day, zach count
Ing nine points. Five others scored
eight: Bruce Eilingso,7 and Dwight
Bchar of Mohall: Vide Green OF Bis
marck: Bernie Olson Of Darlington;
and Leslie Treffry Of New Rockford
McQuoid Of Minor counted seven and
John Boelter OF Bismarck and Floyd
Clements IT Fargo, six each.
The summary:
120-yard high hurdles-won by N
Beylund Of Bismarck; B. Olson OF
Darlington, second: P. Kreutz Of Far
60. third: r. Connrie Of Fargo, fourth
Time-17 seconds.
Shot put-won by H. Deitz of Mo-
hall; J. Boelter of Bismarck, second;
McQuoid Of Minor, third; E. Wooster
of Carpio, fourth. Distance-44 feet
oX inches.
100-yard dash-won by B. Elingson
Of Mohall. L. Treffry Of New Rock
ford second; G. Shafer of Bismarck
third; j. Sailer of Stanton, fourth
Time-l0.8 seconds.
Pole vault-won by M. Landgren Of
Underwood: F. Fisher Of Fargo, sec.
ond; F. Clements Of Fargo, third; T
Albers Of Hazen, fourth. Height-l1
feet ~ inches.
Mile run-won by p. Sanders o.
New Rockford: D. Behan of Mohall
second; K. Phillips Of Fargo, third; w
reiler of Gladstone, fourth. Time