The Redwood gazette., 1936-05-28
Cardinals Win Is Points AT
Regional Meet, Marshall,
Saturday

Taking the final event of the
meet, the relay, Marshall high
nosed out Winthrop SAN to 81
Saturday afternoon at Marshall to
wi nthe regional track title.
The other schools finishing in
order were Ivanhoe, rs; Ortonville
%; Montevideo, 23k; Redwood
Falls, 16; Madison, 91s; Minneota,
8; Hector 6, and Milroy 2.
Redwood Falls points were
made by Steve Inglis who won the
high jump and the 120 yard high
hurdles, Bob Paffrath, who placed
second in the shot, Noble Starr
with a fifth in the 220 yard low
hurdles and by the relay team
which finished fifth. Inglis and
Paffrath will compete in the state
track meet in June at Memorial
stadium. University of Minnesota.
The outstanding performance of
the tourney was turned in by
Webster, Winthrop weight man,
who garnered three first places
and a third for a total of 18
points. Andrzejez Of Ivanhoe was
next with 16 and Brown of Orton-
vile had Is. Inglis' two first plac-
es gave him 10 points.
1t remained, however, for Reg
nier, slender, dark complexioned
youth wearing the colors of the
Marshall Tigers, to thrill the fans
with his spectacular speed. He
stepped off the 100 yard dash in
10.4 and then won the 22O yard
dash after he had finished second
to Lindeman of Redwood Falls in
the qualifying heat, without ex-
tending himself. Coach Miller
scratched Lindeman in this event
to save him for the relay. In the
relay. Regnier, running anchor,
took the lead for Marshall and
came in ahead of the field, with the
points necessary to give his school
the meet.
Redwood Falls received a stroke
of bad luck when Inglis failed to
qualify in the broad jump, an
event which was expected to be all
cut and dried for him. Inglis had
difficulty in taking off from the
broad, either overstepping it or
coming short. The mark which
won the jump was far below the
record of which Inglis is capable.
Inglis also had trouble with the
turf in the high jump and missed
twice at 81. On the third leap,
however, he cleared the bar with
plenty to spare. He attempted to
set a new district record but fail
ed three tries with the height at
5 feet 10 inches. The district mark
is feet 9 inches held by Ward
Cuff of Redwood Falls.
The results:
220 yard dash: First heat, Pear
son, Winthrop, first; Brown, Or
tonville, second; Zupter, Milroy,
third. Second heat, Lindeman,
Redwood Falls, first; Regnier,
Marshall, second; Bogenrief, Oh
tonville, third. Finals, Regnier
first 23.9; Pearson, second; Brown,
third; Bogenrief, fourth; Zupter.
fifth.
22O yard low hurdles: Noard
Montevideo, 2S.1; Swenson, Ivan.
hoe, second; Webster, Winthrop
third; Robinson, Marshall, fourth
Starr, Redwood Falls, fifth.
Relay: Marshall, first, 1:4O.3;
Winthrop, second; Ortonville
third; Ivanhoe, fourth; Redwood
Falls, fifth.
40 yard dash: Kampolien, Min
neota, first, 54.4; Judd, Hector
second; Andrzejek, Ivanhoe, third
Bang, Montevideo, fourth; Hard
ing, Montevideo fifth.
Javelin: Webster Winthrop
first, LAG #. 1 in; Holmquist, Or
tonville, second; Brull, Marshall
third; Andrzejek, Ivanhoe, fourth
Hocum, Montevideo fifth.
Shot put: Webster, Winthrop
first, 43 ft. z in; Paffrath, Red
wood Falls, second, Al #. 51A in.
Fischer, Gaylord, third, Al #. 81
in; Andrzejek, Ivanhoe, fourth
80 ft. 5 in; Van Robays, Marshall
fifth, SO #. 21a in.
Discus: Webster, Winthrop
first, 113 it.; Osweiler, Marshall
second, Ill it.; Peterson, Monte
video, third; Sachariason, fourth
Montevideo; Green, Lynd, fifth.