The U. Of M. Won

The U. of M. track team won the first annual field day of the Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association, held at Chicago last Saturday. Michigan won 64 points out of a possible 112. Some of the events were remarkably pretty contests. Chapman's sprinting and Belden's spurt in the bieycle race were great features. The events and positions won by Michigan were as follows: 100 yards dash- Chipman, first, time 10 1-5; Kenson second. 220 yard dash- Chapman first, time 440 yard dash- Mitchell first, time 55 2-5; Geary second. Half-mile run- Grosh second, time of winner 2.10 2-5. Mile run- Bray third, time of winner 5;O4 1-5. 2 mile bieycle, Belden first: Seely third, time 6.4 iy2. 120-yard hurdle- Keys first; Gray, second, time 18 1-5. 220 hurdle,- Keys first; Reed second; time, 29 flat. Throwingjthe hammer- Percy, third. Pole vaulf-Austin second; winner, hight 9 ft. 6 in. Running high jump- Dupont first; Keep, second; hight, 5 ft. 4 in. Running broad jump- Coffln, first; 21 ft. 1 in.; Geary second at 20 ft., Martin third. Putting the shot- winner 36 ft. 6 in.; Dupont, second. The "Slimmer Dude" give one of their gooj time dancing parties at Granger's academy toiuorrow, Friday eveuuig. Ward McAlli8ter is the name of a new foreman of the Santa Fe yards in Kansas City. In the future switchmen who report for dutv atter six o'clock rill appear in evening dress.