The Bismarck tribune., 1934-05-04
Imposing FIELD TO
!. START COMPETITION
! SATURDAY MORNING
Golf and Tennis Tournaments
Arranged as Well as
Track. Events
PLAN BREAKFAST, BANQUET
Final Events Set for Hughes
Field, Beginning at 1880
in Afternoon

Bringing together high school ath-
1etes from as far apart as Mohall
and Fargo, in opposite corners of
North Dakota, the 11th annual Capt.
tai City track and field meet, includ-
Ing golf and tennis tournaments. will
get under way at Hughes Field here
Saturday morning.
With Coleharbor and Mandan en-
tering more contestants late Thursday,
the entry list rose to 1877 youths from
18 scattered cities and communities.
Preliminaries in the track and field
events will start at 10 o'clock. Ten
mis- players will begin competition on
the concrete courts at Hughes Field
a half-hour earlier, at $50 o'clock.
Mashie-swingers entered in the golf
tournament will begin play in their
18-hole medal score affair at o'clock
over the course of the Bismarck
Country club. not far distant from
Hughes Field.
Here Is Schedule
Preliminaries are scheduled as fol-
lows:
10 o'clock-Shot put, high jump
and l20-yard high hurdles.
1O:15-100-yard dash.
10:30-Discus throw and 44O-yard
dash.
lo:45-Broad Jump. javelin throw
and 220-yard low hurdles.
11-220-yard dash
11:l5-880-yard dash.
Il Final events are scheduled to be-
gin at l: 80 o'clock in the afternoon.
The schedule follows:
1:30 oclock-Pole vault.
Shot put and l20-yard high
hurdles.
2:l5-10O-yard dash.
2:30-High jump, discus throw and
mile run.
2:45-440-yard dash.
3:05-220-yard low hurdles
3:10-Javelin throw and broad
jump.
3:O-220-yard dash.
3:35-880-yard dash.
3:50-880-yard relay.
william H. Payne. principal OF Bis
marck high school, is manager of the
carnival, while Charles H. Kimball
Of Fargo will be referee and starter.
Other officials include: j. G. Gould
OF Mandan, head judge: George H.
Schaumberg of Bismarck. assistant
manager; r. B. Murphy E. B. Cox.
Robert Byrne and j. J. Green. all of
Bismarck. track judges: Myron n.
Anderson and Edward Heer of Bis
marck, judges of weights: A. C. Van
Wyk and Themar Simle of Bismarck
judges of jumps; Paul o. Netland OF
Bismarck. L. G.. Thompson of Man
dan. and r. w. johnson of Carson,
timers; Charles Goodwin Of Bis
marck,, manager Of golf and tennis
tournaments: G. w. Leifur, scorer;
Elmer Brown, police; Norman Agre.
announcer; Roy Neff and r. L. Wells
tickets.
Breakfast and Banquet
Out-of-toWn contestants will be
guests Of Bismarck high school at a
breakfast in the high school at Ills
O'Clock Saturday morning The an
nual banquet will be given in the din
ing room of the Grand Pacific hotel
at $50 p. m. All medals and trophies
win be presented at this banquet
Ten records were broken last spring
a Bismarck won first honors in the
! 10th annual meet. Fargo nosed out
Mohall 3111 to % for second honors.
Other teams finished as follows:
! Haven 9h:, Linton and Minot each,
Coleharbor 5ls, Underwood S, Dickin-
son 4, Gladstone 3, Solen and Stanton
z each and Garrison l.
Trophies will be awarded to teams
winning first, second, third and
fourth places when points are totaled,
. well as to the team winning the
relay race.
Individual winners will receive
gold. silver and bronze medals and
! ribbons.
List Additional Entries
Late entries from Ccleharbor and
Mandan were numbered as follows:
Coleharbor: 124-Donald Carlson:
126-Russell Jefferson: l26-Clinton
Kraft: 127-Bob Saldin; 128-Carl
/ saldin; and 129-Toby Saldin.
I Mandan: 13O-Charles Gardner:
. l3l-Roe Percy: 1872 - Raymond
Schwartz; 133-Frank Stumpf: 134-
Francis Taylor: 135-Rogers Thysell;
J l36-JoFn wilkinson: and l37-Clay-
/ 1on Withnell.