The Redwood gazette., 1936-05-14
FLOODLICHTS Will
BE USED FOR TWO
MEETSSAME NIGHT
Redwood Will Have Strong
COntenders In Most
Divisions

Bent on returning with a trophy
or two, Coach Eilif Miller will
take full squad to New Ulm
Monday night for a double head
er track meet, the district ! meet
and the Little Ten conference
meet, both scheduled for the same
night. This is the first meet ever
held under the lights there.
Enhanced by the splendid show
ing made in the Carleton meet, the
Redwood Falls chances have risen
to the point where the team is
classed as one fthe district fav-
orites. Miller should a first place
winner in Steve Inglis, while Bob
Paffrath, who failed to come up to
his usual form at Mortified, should
prove a point winner in the tield
events as well as a few Of the
running events. Other prospective
point makers are Harold Linde-
man in the 22O and 44O, Norville
Foreman, slim half miller and
Harvey Farver, pole vaulter.
The Cards possibilities of tax,
ing the district title will depend
on how frequently other team
members can bring in seconds ano
thirds. However, in the conferen-
ce Redwood Falls will find the
competition a bit sitter. Schools
tie Cardinals will not encounter In
district competition are Tracy
Marshall, Fairmont, St. James.
Glencoe and Hutchinson. Super
intendent Reede Gray and Earle
Obermeyer, football coach, will
serve as officials. Trials will be
run off at p. m. while the finals
will begin at 1880.
In the 100 yard dash, Miller
plans to enter Inglis and Paffrath,
while Lindeman, Ross Lussenhop
and Farver will run the 22O and
Lindeman, Curtis Miller and Ly-
man Hassenstab will compete in
the 44O. Foreman and Cubby
Thompson will be the half milers.
Shot puters are Paffrath, Ken De-
Groat and Hasenstab, the high
jumpers, Inglis, Noble Starr and
Lussenhop and the broad jumpers,
Inglis, Lussenhop and Paffrath.
Thompson and Hassenstab will
throw the discus and Paffrath, In
glis and DeGroat, the javelin. En-
tered in te 120 yard high hurdles
are Inglis, Starr and Russ Lauter-
bach, with Starr, Lauterbach and
Paul Asleson scheduled to take
care of the 22O yard low hurdles.
Pooch Lauterbach and Elmer
Dickmeier will team with Farver
in the pole vault. The alf mile re-
lay team is composed of Linde-
man, Farver, Lussenhop, Paffrath
and Foreman. Redwood Falls is
the defending district champion.
Redwood Falls holds six out of
the 13 district records, Ward Cuff
and Tommy Finn, stars of yester-
years, each possessing three. New
Ulm has claims to four marks,
while Gaylord owns the remaining
three. Cuffs marks are in the
high jump, shot put and javelin,
while Finn has records in the 100,
220, and 44O yard dashes.
A list of the records follow:
Pole vault, Mackenzie, Gaylord
1884, IL feet l n inches.
High jump, Cuff, Redwood
Falls, 1882, feet 9 inches.
Broad jump, Mackenzie, Gay.
lord, 1884, 21 feet.
Discus, Lund, New Ulm, 1884
121 feet, II inches.
Shot put, Cuff, Redwood Falls
1882, AZ feet, 10 inches.
Javelin, Cuff, Redwood Falls
1882, 169 feet z inches.
44O yard dash, Finn, Redwood
Falls, 1881, 55.5 seconds.
High hurdles, Gaut, New Ulm
1880, 16.9 seconds.
100 yard dash, Finn, Redwood
Falls, 1881, 10.5 seconds.
22O yard low hurdles, Gaut
New Ulm, 1880, 27.5 seconds.
220 yard dash, Finn, Redwoo'
Falls, 1881, 24.1 seconds.
$50 yard run, Schuette, Gaylord
1881, 2:12.2.
Half-mile relay, New Ulm, 1890
1:40.4.