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CHAMPAIGN TEAM WINS
INTERSC HOLASTIC-MEET
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third; ' Whitman,- Detroit Eastern,
fourth. Time, 10 2-5.A
220-yard dash- Hodde, Springfield,
Ill., first; Sweet, Battle Creek, second;
Blauman, Detroit Northwestern,
third; Whitman, Detroit Eastern,
fourth; time 23 1-5.
120 yard high hurdles - Major,
Champaign first; Myers, Champaign,
second; Price, Grand Rapids Cen-
tral, third; McCallum, Detroit Cen-
tral, fourth; time, 17 1-5.
220 yard low hurdles-Major, Cham-
paign, first; Myers, Champaign, sec-
ond; McCallum, Detroit Central,
third; Knudson, Grand Rapids South,
fourth; time 26 sec.
440 yard dash - Siemons, Grand
Rapids South, first; Gowen, Cass City,
second; Weeks, Battle Creek, third;
Yeakey, Grand Rapids Central,
fourth; time 52 3-5. f
Half mile run - Weeks, Battle
Creek, first; Springstein, Detroit
Northwestern, second; Cooper, De-
troit Central, third; Bell, Champaign,
fourth; ti4e 2:03-3-5.
Cooper Takes Fast Mile
One mile run-Cooper, Detroit Cen-
tral, first; Carr, Kalamazoo, second;
Gilbert, Battle Creek, third; Hodges;
Grand Rapids South, fourth; time
4:42.
One-half mile relay-Detroit North-
western, first; Detroit Eastern, sec-
ond; Grand Rapids South, third; Case
City, fourth; time 1:38.
.12 lb. shotput - Grime, Archbold,
O., first; Hulscher,Battle Creek, sec-
ond; Seager, Detroit Northwestern,
third; Kunow, Detroit Eastern,
fourth; distances 43 feet, 4 inches.
Pole vault - Brownell, Champaign,
first; Brooker, Cass City, second; Mil-
ler, Kalamazoo, third; Grime, Arch-
bold, O., fourth; height, 11 feet.
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Hammer throw-Turnbull, Detroit
Eastern, first; Clemens, Grand Rap-
ids Union, second; DeRuiter, Grand
Rapids South, third; Kunow, Detroit
Eastern,fourth; distance 108 feet, 4
High jump-Neisch, Detroit East-
ern, first; Major, Champaign, second;
Sweet, Battle Creek, Turnbull, Detroit
Eastern, and Platt, Kalamazoo, tied;
for third place. Height .5 feet, 3
inches.
Broad jump---Neisch, Detroft East-
ern, first; Major, Champaign, second;
Grime, Archbold, 0., and Wright, Kal-
emazoo, tied for third; distance 20
feet, 4 inches.
Discus throw - Woodlock Detroit
Northwestern, first; Grime, Archbold,
second; Hulscher, Cass City, third;
York, Detroit Central, fourth; dis-
tance 108 feet, 4 inches.
MICHIGAN OWNS IOWA
IN ONE-SIDED CONTEST
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man. The former was touched for 10
hits, hit Bowerman with a pitched
ball three times, and walked three
men. The latter failed to make a
second out in the fourtinnings be-
cause of an inability to shift his
feet. He allowed himself to be drawn
off of the bag on a throw by Ehred,
the visitor's short-stop and it was
after that that the team went entirely
into the air.
Crowd Sees Game
The biggest crowd of the year saw
the game but few stayed to witness
its finish. After the big lead had
been acquired the spectators lost in-
terest in the battle. For the second
time this season the band made its ap-
pearance.
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McIlre ......p.
Olson........c.
Belding:.... .lb.
Totals ........33 1 3 24 14 8
Innings -1 2 3
Michigan ..0 0 1'
Iowa .....1 0 0
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Two base hits, Karpus; stolen bases,
Knode 4, Karpus, Langenhan, Parks;
sacrifice hits, Froemke, Huber, Good-
win;; base on balls, off Parks 2; off
McIlre 3; hit by pitcher, Bowerman 3;
struck out by Parks 5; by Mclle 1.;
winning pitcher, Parks; losing pitcher,
Mcflre.
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