The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-16

State, Moorhead, Valley City, Bemid-
il, and st. Cloud Teachers, James
town college, Wahpeton School Of
Science. and the University OF North
Dakota.
CHANGING over the entry list for the
high school meet, C. A. West, univer-
sity director of athletics, predicted
that practically every race and event
will be featured by thrilling compe
ton. AS an example he pointed to
the century dash where at least four
speedsters must be reckoned with.
Freshette of Cavalier is denoted as
favorite, having turned in the best
time, :l0.2, in a qualifying meet. On
his heels are Whalen, Grafton, and
Bengston, New Rockford, both of
whom have registered :l03. Collins,
Grand Forks, has indicated by his
performances he will be in the battle
Saiker, Stanton; Westby, Maddox;
and Barcus. Mohall, are others with
excellent chances to finish i'll the
scoring.
Grafton's flash, Whalen, is slated
to lead the pack in the 220-yard dash
by virtue Of his :22.8 time turned in
at the Lake Regional. He will be
accompanied down the home stretch
by Freshette who has been timed in
:23. Renfrew, Harvey. clicked in PA,
and Norton, New Rockford, :231.
Tracks gruelling 440-yard run, will
have Pagenkopf, Dickinson: Mattson,
Fargo: Norton, New Rockford, and
Prodzinski, Grafton, furnishing the
fireworks.
Converse, Darlington: Kreuger,
Minot; Irgens, Cooperssown; and
Numedahl. Grafton. are leaders in the
half-mile run. Converse has turned
in the best time, 2:l4.
The 120-yard high hurdles event
promises thrills as Kreutz, Fargo;
Adams. Cavalier; Fitzmaurice, Mohall;
and Collins. Grand Forks, are slated
to wage battle for first place.
Freshette, Cavalier, Fitzmaurice,
Mohall, and Dogeagle, Linton, have
been clicked in :27 or under. Fitz-
maurice's :268 heads the group, but
whether he can stay ahead of the
fierce competition will be determined
Saturday.
Shotput honors go to Hollis Dletz,
another Mohall star. who set a new
state record last week in throwing
the shot 81 feet A.: inches. Boelter
Of st. Mary's, Bismarck. has been
credited with A feet inches and R.
Nelson, Grand Forks, with A feet liz
inches.
Boelter also tops the records made
by javelin throws by reason of his
ll3 foot s inch effort at the Central
invitational. Close are DIN, Dickin-
son, Gehrke, Crosby, and Shultz, Ken
mare.
High school javelin throws must
contend with Orville Fisher, Fargo,
whose throw Of 160 feet inches
topped the other qualifier by almost
ten feet.
In qualifying for the pole vault
event, Landgren, Underwood, and
Paul, Wilton. got the best leaps. They
tied at II feet 3 inches In the Capt.
tai City.
The high jump will produce stiff
competition with Sheppard, Fargo;
Adams, CarrlngtOns BIZ, AnamOoSes
Atwood, Estevan: and DIN, Dickin-
son, each conceded a chance to win.
ahephard's 5 feet 81 inches is the
best mark.
Two broad Jump qualifiers passed
the 20-foot mark, Clements Of Fargo
getting 40 It. 91a In, and Atwood,
Estevan but two and half inches
less.
Only one qualifier in the mile has
turned in . race under 5 minutes,
xieler, Gladstone, being clicked at
4:62.5 ct the Capital City.
If early season efforts can be eval-
uated, the half-mile relay race should
- the closest race. Cavaliers 1:40.2
time topping the list, but close come
1Eohall and Grand Forks.