The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-05-22
FARG0ANS NOSEOUT
STRONG M0HALLF0R
RUNNER-UP H0N0RS
Capital City Youths Count
Points in 10 Events Sat.
urday Afternoon
JAvELIN is OUTSTANDING
Dwight Behan of MohalI Cracks
Two Marks in Mile Run
and Half-MiIe

To an accompaniment of topping
records, Bismarck high school athletes
Saturday afternoon placed in 10 Of IA
events to retain championship honors
in the 10th annual Capital City track
and field meet here.
Only four records were able to with
stand the vicious assault staged by
the high school youths under ideal
weather and track conditions, and one
Of these was bettered.
The four records which survived the
ordeal were in the l2O-yard high hur-
dies, 100-yard dash, discus throw and
220-yard dash. Neil Beylund OF Bis
marck ran the high sticks in III sec
onds, under the meet record, but the
record was not allowed as the Demon
kicked over the first hurdle.
Javelin Is Spectacular
Probably the outstanding perform
ence of the day was heave of 173
feet inches in the javelin throw by
Gus Schlickenmayer Of Bismarck.
Dwight Behan of Mohall cracked both
the 80O-yard and mile run records
running the former in minutes 5
seconds and the latter in minutes
45.3 seconds.
Bismarck scored 36la points to win
first honors. and Fargo nosed out
Mohall 81 10 to % for second hon.
crs. Other teams scored as follows:
Hazen 9h; Linton and Minot Z each;
Coleharbor 5lz: Underwood S; Dickin-
son 4; Gladstone 8: Solen and STAN
ton each; and Garrison /.
John Boelter of Bismarck, with his
first in the shot put and seconds In
the discus and century, was high point
man OF the meet with II points. Be-
han was second with 10 and Neil Bey-
lund Of Bismarck and Bruce Ellingson
of Mohall each counted 9. James
Farrar of Fargo had points to his
credit.
Tie in Low Hurdles
In setting new record OF 27.4 Sec
onds in the low sticks. Beylund and
Ellingson ran a dead heat from the
second hurdle to the finish, judges
calling it tie.
Conditions were perfect for record
performances. though light rain fell
during the two relay heats.
Fargo's team of Doherty and Nord-
lund won the doubles championship in
the tennis tournament and Doherty
and Clements Of Fargo reached the
final singles match before the rain
fell. They were to settle the cham
pionship later. Doherty defeated Cox
OF Dickinson 60, 6-1 and Clements
eliminated Logee OF Bismarck 60. 60
Fargo Golfer Wins
Playing u holes in two strokes less
than Neil Croonquist Of Bismarck
Tommy Hellander of Fargo won the
meet golf championship. Best singles
scores were:
Hellander. Fargo-37- -39-114.
Croonquist, Bismark. 37-39-40-1l6
Agnew, Dickinson, 39-39-42-120.
Dickinson's doubles team OF AgneW
and Brekke went four extra holes to
break and tie and defeat Fargo fol
the two-man team title. Each had
scored 241 totals, while Croonquist and
Bowman of Bismarck came in with
242.
Summary:
120-yard high hurdles-Won by N
Beylund of Bismarck; P. Kreutz OF
Fargo, second; w. Fisher OF Fargo
third; Bibelheimer OF Linton, fourth
Time: I'll seconds (under record bu!
not allowed as new record since Bey-
lund knocked over first hurdle).
Pole vault-Won by w. Landgren Of
Underwood: w. Fisher Of Fargo and
r. Albers OF Hazen. tied for second
+. Clements Of Fargo, fourth. Height
II feet 5 inches new record.
100-yard dash-Won by B. Filing.
son Of Mohall: j. Boelter Of Bismarck
second; j. Sailer of Stanton, third
b. Owens of Bismarck, fourth. Time
1o.8 seconds.
Shot put-Won by J. Boelter Of Bis.