The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-29
BIRMINGHAM WINS THE CHAMPIONS Southern Association Amateur Athletic Union Meets LOCALS MAKE 94 POINTS New 100 Yards Dash Record Made In Southern Amateur AthIetics-New
 Orleans Y. M. c. A. Gets
 Second Place.


 The Birmingham Athletic club was an easy winner of the championship athleuc meet held at the fair ground yesterday by the Southern association of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States.
 The local club made d total of 94 points The New Orleans Y. M. c. A. team was second with 2S points. the University or Alabama track team was third with Il points and Pratt City Athletic club fourth with points.
 The meet was d brilliant one in many respects. and in particular by the estab- fishing of A new southern amateur record for the 1O0-yard dash. This was done by c. H. Queywuze, the brilliant sprinter from the New Orleans Y. M. c. A. Ills time was 9 4-5 seconds which Is very seldom equaled in any part of the couh- try, and surpassed only in rarest ln- stances He also won the 220-yard dash in 22 4-5 seconds, won the 16-pound shot put, and was second in the standing broad jump; a most creditable record.
  impression with their twelve men, They could not hope to win much against such old hardened athletes as Sid Jones, Whit aker who learned the running game at Harvard Mcbride, au old University or Virginian athlete. "who can run all day. and other experienced contestants. They S 54 Y gamely to the fight, however, and < ar, rewarded by winning the two-mile e!ay race in fine style. Their sprinter' E B. Chamberlain. a Mobile boy, was second in the 1O0-yard and 220-yard dashes, and had it not been for the remarkable performances of Queywuze, would have been an. easy winner Cham berain ought to be star in the inter collegiate track meets next spring, Seigel also deserves great credit for his part in winning the two-mile relay. He got a start which the B. A. c. runners could not make up.
 The best individual record of the meet was made by Sid B. Jones, probably the best known athlete in the south. He made a total of "A points, winning the two hurdle races. the high jump and the running broad jump, and also winning second place in the shot-put. and third place with discus. Considering the fact that Jones has been making records like this in track meets for the past fifteen years or more he has dearly earned the record of being the best all-round athlete the south has ever produced.
 Carroll Long, with g points and Me Bride, with 12 points, also did splendid work for the athletic club. Detailed Score.
 The following are the detailed results
 Running High Jump-Sid B. Jones feet 61a inches, Carroll Long, feet 51 inches, c. c. Mcbride, feet 3ls inches H. A. Mum wasfourth; all contestants were from the B. A. c.
 One hundred Yard Dash-G. H. Quey- wuze, New Orleans Y. M. c. A, first B. B. Chamberlain University of Ala bama, second J. H. King, Pratt City Athletic club. third; Vim. Dougherty, B A. C., fourth N. T. Butler University of Alabama and E. C. chairsell and J. c Hodges of the B. A. c. were the other entries. Time 4-5 seconds.
 Sixteen-pound Hammer-J. B. Smiley S2 feet inches; J. A. Bergreen. 73 feet 10 inches. J. R. Matthews, 62 feet inches; all from the B. c. A.
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 Four hundred and forty-yard Run-C. c Mcbride, B. A. C.. first; H. w. F'rantz New Orleans Y. M c. A. second; l.. F Berry, B. A. C.. third Time 53 4-5 sec onds. The other entries were T. II. Spen- cer, B. A. c. and W. H. Slaughter, Uni. verslty of Alabama.
 One hundred and twenty-yard hurdle Sid B. Jones, B. A. C., first; L. T. Frantz New Orleans r. M. c. A. second; Carroll Long. B. A C.. third. Time IS 1-5 Standing Broad Jump-J. c. Long, B. A C., g feet S12 inches; G. H. Queywuze New Orleans Y. M. C. A. 9 feet 615 inches Addison White University of Alabama 9 feet inches The other entries were II. A. Moon. B. A. C., w M. Dougherty B. A. c. and L. F. Frantz. New Orlean. Y. M C. A.
 One mile run-Spier Whitaker, B. A C., first; F. H. Patton. U. of A, second T. H. Spencer, B. A. C., third Time, minutes. seconds.
 Throwing the discus-William Huey, B A. C., 79 1t. in; J. c. Long. B. A. c. 79 it. 1 in; Sid B. Jones. 76 it. in; c c. Mcbride. B. A. C., fourth
 22-yard hurdle-Sid B. Jones, B. A. c. first; L. T. Fantz. N. o. Y. M. C. A. second; E. c. Chairsell B. A. C.. third N. T. Butler, U. of A, fourth. Time, 2' seconds
 Pole vault--J. c. Long, B. A. C.. 10 it. D. R. Thompson, B. A. C.. 9 it. in; o c. crenshaw, U. of A., fl. 9 in.
 SS0 yard run--C. c. Mcbride, B. A. C. first A. L. Blackford, B. A. C., second II. W. Fantz, N. o. Y. M. c. A. third l.. F. Berry, fourth. Time, 2 minutes 19 3-5 seconds.
 16-pound shot-G. 1T. Queyrouze, N. O Y. M. c. A. 31 it. in; Sid B. Jones B. A C., 30 it. in; C. C. Mcbride, B. A C., 28 it. in. The other entries were J. R, Matthews, B. A. C., and J. B. Smi- ley, B. A. c.
 220-yard dash--G. H. Queyrouze. N. O. Y M. c. A, first: B. B. Chamberlain, U. of A., second; J. H. King. Pratt City Athletic club. third. Other entries were. F. c. Chairsell. B. A. C.. ". M. Dough- erty, B. A. C., and N. T. Butler, U. of A. Time, 22 4-5 seconds
 Running broad jump-Sid B. Jones. B A. C., 19 it. IA in; J. c. Long, B. A. C.. IS 1t. 10 in; H. A. Moon, B. A. C., r it. 2A in Other entries were F.. c. Chairsell J. c. Hodges and William Dougherty. all of B. A. c.
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