8, 1928,rTHE MICHIGAN DAILY MANY SCHOOLS ENTEHl FRESHMEN WIN FROMI ANNUAL TRACK MEE[Il High school -athletes will collect in Ann Arbor on F+ridaiy and Saturday of this week for the 28th Annual in- t erscholastic Track Meet which will! (Continued from Page Six) third. Time: 2:00.1. Mile run: bra by Beatharm* (0) ; Besc (M), second; Hart (0), third. Time: 4:45.1. Two mile run: W~on by GroehlnI (M) ; D'Anna (M), second; Hayes INTRAMURALTEAMS ENTER FINWALS The first game of the play-off in silon Phii, Sigma Phi, Phi Lambda the inter-fraternity baseball league Kappa, Taun:Delta. Phi, and the .Yell- will be played Wednesday. All but mitage. eleven of the teams originally enter- ed have been eliminated. The remain- PROVIDENCE, R. I.--- lrry Corn- ing teams are: Delta Kappa Epsilon, sweet of 'Clevel and ihas been (lectoed Phi Beta Delta, Sigma Alpha Mu, Phi captain of~ the 1928 Brown 1tnive. Sit w Sigma Delta, Phi Rho Sigma, Tau Ep-j mat squad. OUlR STORE IS THE be held at Ferry field, {M), third. Time: 10:34. Tirity-two high schools are already Relay event: Won by Ohrio State. ;entered in the meet with several more Tlime: 3:29. exjet ted to sign up before Friday. Hamm'rer throw: Won by Patton Last year 32 high schools teams corn- (M).; Grace (0), second; Holton '(M), peted. hr.Dsace15f.1 n Those schools already listed in- tid itne15f.1 n Discus: Won by Shanon (6); ,!huiane12f.4i. Detroit, Northwestern of Detroit, Red- Shot put: Won by Barrett (0) ; for H.S. f DtritWesernofDe-! Weiner (0), second; Marshall (M), troit, Farmington, Grand Ledge, East- 'hr.Dsac:4 t n corn of Grand Rapids, South of Grand Javelin: Won by 'Tootle (0) ; Pot- R,1apids, Hamtramck, Hazel Park, Jack- Itle (M), second; Dougherty (M),; Pon, Central H. S. of Kalamazoo, Mo- !third. Distance: 165 ft. 8 in. i enci, Niles, Okemos, Pontiac, Port Pole vault: Won by MVantz (0); Hluron, River Rouge, Romeo, Royal Pottle (Al),secrtd; Ahrens (0), Oak, Saginaw, St. Joseph, Springport, third. H-eight: 12 ft. Fordson, and Grosse Pointe. Broad jump: Won by H-arrell (M) ; Preliminary heats will be run on! Payne (0), second; Ginrich (MV), Friday afternoon with the final events 'third. Distance: 29 ft. 1-4 in. Wiednuled frStra mni. High jump: Won by MVfrrisoih (M); Cook (M), second; Evans (0), third. In a "Dictionary of Arts and Scienc- Distance: 5 ft. 10 3-4 in. es~ publishied in 1754, fountain pens -- -______ wvre defined as "a pen made of silver, FTl PKELEY, Cal. -- Richacrd J. brass, etc., contrived to contain a con- 1-bogs, has been re-elected captain of siderable quantity of ink and let ii Il he Unfiversity of California 1929 flow out." town tennis team. r." 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