The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-04-13
DEVILS LAKE, GRAND
FORKS AND MINOT IN
|. Spring GRID SEASON
Several Veterans Are Among 36
Candidates for Mohall's
| Track Team
/, EXPECT TO CRACK RECORDS
Owens, BeyIund, Mote and
!: George shafer, Jr., Demon
: Veterans Back
EXPECT TO CRACK RECORDS
by The Associated Press)

by The Associated Press)
I Track and football rapidly are
tgaining position Of prominence un-
der the spotlight being played on
spring athletics at North Dakota high
schools.
!; Work Of building gridlron machines
for the fall season Is getting under
way In football plants at Devils Lake,
Grand Forks and Minot.
!, While many candidates for running
jumping berths on track squads have
been limbering up the last couple
weeks, the majority Of the prep schools
are just issuing equipment or do not
jplan to get practice started for week
or more.
Presenting q veteran eleven this
year. Grand Forks has arranged an
outstanding gridiron schedule for the
fall months and will open spring
training period soon.
!. Approximately Is grid prospects are
working In practice sessions conduct
ed at Minot by Coach Glenn Jarrett.
only three veterans are back from
1885 strong eleven, but development
Is expected in several candidates.
Twenty -eight prospects were invit-
ed to participate In the spring foot
iball training activities at Devils Lake.
Devils Lake will have strong list
i'm the field events at this springs
track meets but must develop new
l1nen In the running contests. The
school looks to several veterans as
l6trong points IN this years crew,
Burckhard In the field events, Alder
)son, distance runner; Wood, dashes:
6mith and Peterson. pole vaulters,
land Reslock and Melhouse, jumpers.
Enters Three Meets
The school will enter the Valley
City Kiwanis meet May S, May fes-
ttival at Fargo May IL, and state meet
at Grand Forks.
Coach Harry Goehring is developing
thew contenders on whom prospects
for we'll balanced Minot track team
depend. Minot looks good in the
running events but lacks field
strength. The Magicians will enter
the northwest event May IL; the Cap
.ital City meet at Bismarck and a con-
templated event at kenmare.
Goehring has Is men with some
experience They are Wayne Wehm-
hoeffer, Lyle Johnson, Jack Mack
enroth, Phil Fauteck, Sam Nelson,
field events; Norman Hove, Arnold
johnson, Raymond Teets. Elmore
Haiunl, runners; and Jean Ronine,
Dennis Huntley, Wendell Ricketts, and
Harlan King.
Several veterans are among IS can
didates at Mohall who have been linz
bering up for nearly a month for a
season which has the appearance of
being a good one for the Yellow
jackets. Red Sundahl. javelin lesser,
and Dietz, shot put artist, are being
groomed to topple records in those
events.
Prospects are for a good team at
Grand Forks, where a host Of new
material is expected to fill places OF
graduated veterans. Leaders Of the
1888 point winners are Captain Ber-
nard White, Wendelln Burkhardt and
Kenneth Collins. White is strong In
the broad jump and javelin. Burk-
hardt in vaulting. and Collins in
spirits.
Bob Brown and Harry Bridgeford
fargo track mentors, have 80 track
candidates working, but Brown says
prospects are mot bright The first
meet In which the Midgets compete
Is the Capital City event. They also
will be in the May festival and the
Grand Forks state meet May 10.
Lettermen are Emil Mattson, Wayne
Fisher. Clements. Vosburgh ane
Kreutz. Expected to stand out thi,
year are Orville Fisher. Sheppard
Sexton, Thornex, Kershaw, Wilbur
Swanson, SeveranSon and Brownson
There are about 10 new men who lool
good.
-Four Demons Back
It will be necessary to select BIS.
,1narcks team from green material
only four Of last years men return.
ing. Lettermen are Billy Owens
Neil Beylund, Bill Mote, and George
Skater, Jr.
Beylund Is figured as the Capita
CITY strong point since In the stat,
meet last year he won one first, tw.
thirds, and was on the relay team
which took second place.
0t. Mary's high school Of Bismarcl
Is entered in track competition TO
the first time with Coach George
Hays in charge. Art Hulbert's effort
in field events will be st. Mary's mali
strength. The parochial school plan
to participate In the Aberdeen, 8. D
relays April q and 28.
Sixteen men are working out Z
Fessenden. The first meet scheduled
Is the central North Dakota trac
tourney, tentatively set for April q
which Is expected to attract track me,
from I'll parts Of the state.
The central North Dakota confer
ence track meet Is scheduled for Apr
II - at Fessenden, The central Mort
Dakota conference for girls Is set 70
May 3.
Two lettermen ars back for tracl
q New Rockford. They are Nortol
md Bengtson.
The Minot Model high school tracl
team Is expected 70 start traiuir
gooon under the direction Of Coach "
III. Alan.
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