New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
TRACK ATHLETICS.
MICHIGAN WINS INTERCOLLEGIATE
CONFERENCE ASSOCIATION MEET

Chicago. June with Western intercol-
leglate record broken and one equaled the annual
meet Of the big Nine" colleges OF the Middle West
held to-day for the first time under the au-
spices OF the IntercolleE1ate Conference Asso-
citation. Michigan won the pennant with Wlscon-
sin second and Chicago third. Athletes represent
ing the University OF Michigan captured total
OF 80 points Wisconsin 2S. while Chicago barely
third place over Minnesota the former hav-
ing Il points to It's credit Minnesotas "A. The
intercollegiate record for the quarter mile
broken to-day by Merrill OF Beoit. who did the
distance this afternoon In 80 4-5 seconds In
citing race. in which ". A. Maloney. Chicago's
star sprinter. Of the best in the West
was compelled to take second place. The event
was one Of the prettest races OF the day. and the
result was great surprise TO those supposed to be
well yersed in track sports. The former record
for the quarter mile was 90 3-5 seconds. In the 100
yad hurdle race +. G. Maloney OF Chicago.
eguaed the intercollegiate record Of - 45 seconds.
Michigan had everything her own way in the
final heat Of the l0o-yard dash, Hahn and Leiblee.
OF that institution winning first and second places
respectively, with Bell. OF Illinois. a poor third
The mile relay race was won BY Michigan with
Wisconsin second and Minnesota third. The points
gained In this race were not included I'm the list
with the other events thus cutting five points from
large crowd gathered on Marshall Field to
ed e %h hs S sRg S eSudd as enough to
temper the suns rays. The track was in perfect
There were 2oi names on the entry lists. repre-
senting the following colleges: Michigan. Wiscon-
sin Chicago Illinois, Northwestern, Minnesota. In
diana Iowa. Purdue and Belot IT is expected that
the winners of to-day's contests will go 70 Buff
falo next week to compete in the intercollegiate
meet TO be held in that city Saturday The
follows Michigan. IS; Wisconsin, 2s: Chicago, II:
Minnesota Il: Beoit, II; Illinois, G; Northwestern.
3; Purdue. 3: Iowa. !. while Indiana failed to make
a Summaries:
One mile by Keachie, Wisconsin; Hahn Wis
consin second: Hall. Michigan. third. Time. 4:3i2t.
-hundred-and -forty-yard (dnal hea)-Won by
Merrill Beloit: Maoney. Chicago second; Poage, WiscOn
third. Time O:494s. breaking the Western nercol
eRiate record of 050A.
Discus th-ow-Won Baird. Northwestern: Webster.
Wisconsin second Warner. Iowa third Distance ~ IT.
One hundred yard dash final heaO-Won by Hahn.
Michigan Lebee. Michigan, second Bell Illinois third
Time, 0;l0
hundred and -twenty-yard hurdle race nnaI heat
10y Maloney Chicago; Beckman Minnesota. second;
Schulz. Wisconsin. third Time O:l5tS. This ties the
Western intercollegiate record.
High jump-Won by Tate. Minnesota; Meyers; Wiscon-
second: Michigan third. Height, IT. On in.
Two hundred and twenty YARD dash dnal heaO-Won
Merrill Beoit; Bell Illinois second; Hahn Michigan
third. Time, 0:22f5.
Two-nle rln-Won by Kellogg Michigan; McEachran,
Wisconsin second; Smith. Wisconsin, third. Time.
1O09A.
Two-hundred and -twenty-ya hurde-Won by Ma
oney Chicago; Schulz Wisconsin second Porter Beolt
third. Time. 0:2595.
Running broad jump-Won by Schulz, Wisconsin with
90 in Tate, Minnesota, second; Fishlegh Mchi-
gan, third