The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-04-28
SENDS shot PUT 4S
FEET 10 81 INCHES
TO ALTER STANDARD
Also Fourth In Century; Saint
Medley Quartet Second in
Specially
DEMONS OUTCLASS BRAVES
Bismarck Dominates Every One
OF IL Events in Informal
Dual Clash
DEMONS oUTcLAss BRAVES

While Bismarck high school track
and field athletes Friday afternoon
were outclassing Mandan IS to 81 in
IN informal dual track meet at
Hughes Field here. John Boelter Of
81 Mary's high school was winning
two firsts and fourth In the high
school events OF the annual Aberdeen
Relays ct Aberdeen, 8. D.
Boelter established q new record for
the shot put when he tossed the iron
sphere - feet 81 inches He also
won first In the discus throw with
toss Of lie feet 10h inches and placed
fourth In the 100-yard dash.
St. Maryx medley relay quartet
placed second In the special medley
race. The Saints won the third heat
In I minute 37.4 seconds but Faux
lon, s. D., ran the medley lilo Of
pecond faster In another heat. Mo-
bridge, 8. D., was third.
Running for the Saints were Boel-
ter, 40 yards: Bob Schmidt and
Frank Geiermann, 220 yards each:
and Arthur Stretch" Hubert, $50
yards.
Events Were Limited
Only . limited number Of events
we're staged for high school athletes.
Lnton's quartet won the e00-yard
relay In minute 35.4 seconds, with
volk, Dog Eagle, Logue and Barth
running. Elendale's miller won his
speciality In I minutes 50 seconds.
Second to Boelter In both the shot
and discus was Hartman Of Sioux
Falls, 8. D., while Dog Eagle Of Lin
ton was third In the shot and May Of
Aberdeen fourth. Bernstein Of Miller,
3. D., was third In the discus.
Among college entrants were ath-
letes from Minot and Valley City
state teachers college and jamestown
College In North Dakota.
Coach George 1. Hays Of st. Mary's
nays his men will be entered In the
llth annual Capital City track and
eleld meet here next Saturday.
Coach Roy D. McLeod's Bismarck
high school athletes won firsts In II
Of tho 81 events Friday afternoon
While . Demon tied With Z Brave Tor
mt IA the 18th event, the pole vault.
Sweep Five Events
The Demons made sweeps In five
sveuts against Coach Leonard G. Nc
lGahAps Braves.
Track and weather conditions were
not the best and times and distances
IN tho various events were not par
ticularly outstanding. The meet was
arranged principally to give the De-
MONS and Braves Z workout In prep
axation for the CAPITAL City meet next
Saturday.
Fridays results here:
Pole vault-Richard shafer, Bis
Marck. and Roe Percy, Mandan. tied
tor first. Height: . feet.
Shot put-Won by Schneider. Bis
marck. 81 feet II inches: Berry. Man
dan. second. IS feet 8 inches: Wood.
land, Bismarck, third, 81 feet S inches.
lO0-yard dash-Won by George
0hafer, Bismarck; Owens and Neff,
both Of Bismarck, second and third.
Time: II seconds.
Discus throw-Won by Woodland,
Dismarck: Mc0uiness, Bismarck Sec
ond: Berry, Mandan, third. Distance:
% feet 10 inches.
Nile run-Won by Lips. Bismarck:
swami, Mandan, second. Time: min.
utes 5lA seconds.
ll0-yard dash-Won by Mote, Bis
mayck; 9tumpf and Thysell. both Of
llandan, second and third. Time:
Go7 seconds.
High jump-won BY Beylund, Bis
marck: Percy, Mandau, second:
WEIGH, Bismarck. third. Height: s
1eet I inches.
290.yard low hurdles-Won by Bey-
luud, Bismarck: Neff and Z. Elof-
son, both Of Bismarck. second and
third. Time: 28.7 seconds.
Broad jump-Won by Schneider,
bismarck; Owens and Schwartz. Bis
marck, second and third. Distance:
- feet.
Half.inile run-Won by Dick La
Rue, Bismarck: Corwin and Mote,
bismarck. second and third. Time:
Sminutes Is seconds.
17O.yard daSh-Won by George
alnaler, Bismarck: Owens and schnei-
der, Bismarck, second and third
Tina: ass seconds.
Jayelin throw-Won by Richard
Skater. Bismarck; Berry, Mandan
second; Register. Bismarck, third
Distance: l28 feet ! inch.