Lansing Wins

The Inter-Scholastic Meet carne to a successful close with the field and track events Saturday afternoon. Lansing, winner of last year's meet, a lirst place, having a total of !!J points, and an exceedingly narrow margin over Detroit, who carne next with 47 points. The track was slów as a result of the hard rain whicji t'ell before and during the meet, but nevertheless the events tested, and the winner of the meet oould not be determlneö upon until the laai event was flnished. '■■ ! performer Ellis, Detroif; Christo. Lansing, and McCarrich, Lansing. On the I s Cor flrst e, three for second pts.ce, and tor thlrd place, the rank Uows: Lansing O), Detroit, 47, Ann . . i mtiac mville ! . The raedals presented to the winners by the University Athletic Asso-ciation -i'cially h; design i more expen, heretofore given. Next year, in to the medals, a trophy cup be given to the winning During the afternoon the final ht the class relay races, left over trom the 'Yarsity Indoor Meet, was run off. The 1900 Law and 11)00 Lit team three men each were the contestants. The . me-quarter mile. in the iirst relay. Hartsburg, '00 lead uf ftve yards on Klbel, and this was maintained to the finish by Law, and Thomson, '00 L, over MeLean and Hatch r me was 45 4-5 sec. One-mile bi Carrleh, Lansing, first; Dodds, Detroit, second; McClure, Ann Arbor, third. Time, 2 min. 5S sec. One-quarter-tnile bieyele - McCarrich, first;. Butler, Ann Arbor, second; Dodds, ilt, third. Time, 35 3-5 100 yards dash - First heat: Dawson, Pontiac, first; Niemeyer, Benton bor, second. Time, 10 3-5 sec. .id heat: Ellis, Detroit, first; Jordon. Ann Arbor, second. Time. 11 sec. Fina! heat won by Ellis, Jordon second, :i third. Time, 11 sec. 220 yards dash- First heat, ínglis, Deti iit, first; Longyear, Lansing, second; Time, 24 4-5 sec. Second heat, Ellis, Detroit, first; Dawson, Pontiac, and Jordon, Aun Arbor, tied for .cond. Time, -!4 1-5 sec. Final heat won by Ellis; Inglis and Dawson tied for sei Time, 23 3-5 sec. 120 yard hurdles- First heat, Christopher, Lansing-, flrst; Standish, Detroit, second. Time, 19 3-5 sec. Second heat, Tucker, Ann Arbor, flrst; Barlow.GrreenvlHe, second. Time, 21 sec. Final heat, 'Christopher, flrst; Standish, second; Tucker, third. Time, 19 sec. 220 yard hurdles - Won by f chette, Ann .'. . rond; ish, third. Time, 28 2-5 ish - Long ■ ar, I . nsing, Malone, Bay City, second; Kent, Ann Arbor, thírd. Time, B6 2-5. 880 yards run - Roberts, Detroit, first; Jones, Lansing, second; Malone, Bay . third. Time 2 min. 21 2-5 sec. One mlie run- Jones, Lansing, flrst; Adrián, sec ml; Fitch, Detroit, third. Time, 5 min. 18 sec. One mile walk- Stimilish, Detroit, . Smlth, Detroit, second; Coon, Ann Arbor, third. Time, 9 min. 13 1-3 sec. Putting IG-lb. shot- Avery, Detroit, flrst; Mali ne, Bay City, second; Ohilds, Lansing, third. Distance, 31 ft. 3 in. Pole vaulting - Christopher a er, Lansing, tied for flrst; Hollister, Ann Arbor, second. Height, 8 Running iiigh jump- Christopher, ing, Qrst; Hollister, Arm Arbor, pecond; Barlow, Grtenville, third. Height, 4 ft. 11 in. Throwing 16-lb. hammer - Lehman, Adrián, flrs't; Avevy, Detroit, second; Childs, Lansing, third. Distance, 87 ft. 5 n. inirig broad jump- Ellis. Di first; Thompson, P.mtiac, second; Christopher, Lansing, third. Distance, 20 ft. 5 in.