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May 14, 1931
HARTINGTON - Randolph finished first with 67 points to Hartington’s 52 for second at the Cedar County meet at Hartington Tuesday.
Cain of Randolph and Miller of Hartington were the star performers.
Coach Carkoski’s stellar point collector amassed 23 points to Cain’s 21 for second individual point honors.
Coach Macklem’s Laurelites finished third with 23½ points, Wynot fourth with 6, and Belden fifth.
The Hartington track was muddy and the time and distances of the events were not good enough to attract attention. The Cardinal relay sprinters finished many yards ahead of the field as the final event.
Randolph placed in every event except the mile run, showing a wellbalanced team.
Miller of Hartington took firsts in pole vault, shot put, javelin and discus and second in the high jump.
May 9, 1946
HARTINGTON - Annalou Reifert, a senior at Holy Trinity high school and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reifert of Hartington, has been awarded a University of Nebraska Regents’ scholarship in recognition of ability shown in the competitive examinations given in March.
Four other Trinity seniors also received awards. Joan Rossiter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rossiter, and Eugene Hesse, son of Judge and Mrs. Edward W. Hesse, were designated as alternates. Geraldine Bonertz and Patricia Anne Haberer received honorable mention.
May 9, 1946
HARTINGTON - Hartington high school placed third in the track meet at Wayne Saturday and qualified three men for the state meet to be held in Lincoln Friday and Saturday.
Krause qualified in the 100-yard dash and the 220-yard dash, Scoville in the 440-yard dash and broad jump and Erickson in the 200-yard hurdles.
Krause took second in both qualifying events at Wayne. The time was 10.8 for the 100 and 23.4 for the 220. Scoville’s 56.5 seconds 440 gave him first place in that event and 18 feet 2½ inches netted a second in the broad jump. Erickson took second in the hurdles which were run in 25.4.
Scoville was third in the 100 yard dash, third and Erickson was third in the high hurdles, while Heedum was third in the pole vault.
