The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-06-03
BISMARCK, FARGO IN
SECOND POSITION AS
CONTEST NEARS END
Upstate Crew Rolls Up 10
Points in First Five Events
On Schedule
MILE.RUN IS BIG FEATURE
Sanders Of New Rockford
Noses Out Behan Of MohaIl
in Driving Finish

Mohall held narrow margin over
Bismarck and Fargo as the finals in
the first five events Of tho North Da-
kota state high school track and field
meet were completed here Saturday
afternoon.
Mohall led with Is points while Bis
narck and Fargo were tied at 10
points each. Other points scored in
the first events were: New Rockford
8. Underwood S, Darlington 3, Minor
2, and Carpio, Gladstone, Hagen and
stanton, one each.
The mile run was the feature race
with the five contestants close togeth-
er. Sanders Of New Rockford held the
lead until the third lap, when Behan
of Mohall passed him. Sanders spurt-
ed to get ahead and they battled the
rest Of the way in with Sanders win
ming in 4:42.5.
The summary:
l00-yard dash-Won by Ellingson Of
Mohall: Treffry, New Rockford. sec
ord; Shafer, Bismarck, third; Sailer,
Stanton, fourth. Time 1913 seconds.
Pole vault = Won by Landgren Of
Underwood: w. Fisher, Fargo, second !;
Clements, Fargo, third; Albers, Hazen.
fourth. Height II feet AZ inches.
Mile-Won by Sanders Of New
Rockford; Behan, Mohall second;
Phillips, Fargo, third: Feiler. Gland
stone, fourth. Time 4:42.5.
100 high hurdles-Won by Beylund.
Bismarck; Olson, Darlington second:
Kreutz, Fargo, third; Comrie. Fargo.
fourth. Time II seconds.
Shot put-Won by Deitz, Mohall;
: Roelter, Bismarck, second; McQuoid
Minor, third: Woster, Carpio, fourth
Distance "A feet 9A inches.
Mohall ualified eight men In seven
preliminary events Saturday morning.
Bismarck and Fargo, with seven
and six men qualified, respectively,
were right on Mohall's heels.
Prominent among other qualifiers
we're athletes from Burnstad, Ashley.
New Rockford and Darlington.
No records fell in the preliminar-
les, though, times were exceptional.
The only upset Of the morning was
the failure of Gus schlickenmayer Of
Bismarck to qualify in the javelin.
Schlickenmayer two weeks ago threw
the javelin 173 feet, which is 10 feet
better than the best throw made Sat-
urday morning.
The qualifiers:
Javelin throw-Arntz of Burnstad,
o. Sundahl of Mohall, Kereluk. john
ston and O. Fisher Of Fargo. Best
distance-165 feet 81 inches by SUM-
dahl.
100-yard dash-Boelter and Shafer
OF Bismarck, Ellingson of Mohall,
Sailer of Stanton, w. Barcus Of Mo-
hall and Treffry of New Rockford.
Best time-10.6 seconds by Treffry.
220-yard low hurdles-Fitzmaurice
and Ellingson of Mohall, Clements Of
Fargo. Olson Of Darlington. Lob of
Gladstone and Beylund of Bismarck.
Best time-27.2 seconds by Beylund.
220-yard dash-Kessel of Ashley,
T'reffry OF New Rockford, Farrar
of Fargo. w. Barcus of Mohall, Rit-
miller of Ashley. BesC time-23.6
seconds by Farrar.
Shot put-Arntz of Burnstad, Wos-
ter Of Carpio, Dietz Of Mohall, Nc
Quoid Of Minor and Boelter Of Bis
marck. Best heave-43 feet ~ inch
-ss by Boelter.
Discus throw-Arntz Of Burnstad,
Boelter of Bismarck, Vosburgh Of
Fargo, Dietz of Mohall and Nc
Quoid of Minor. Best toss-108 feet
3 inches by McQuoid.
High jump-Beylund and Hubert
of Bismarck, Saldin Of Coleharbor,
and Smith Of Hazen. Qualifying
heights feet inches.