The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-09
THREE NEW RECORDS WERE
 SET DURING AFTERNOON
Satterfield Does Some Beautiful Hur- de Work-Sid Jones Takes Sec ond In High Jump But Still
 Holds Record.

The big college and athletic meet held Tn Birmingham yesterday brought togeth- CT one of the finest group of athletes ever seen in the city The meet was easily won by Vanderbilt. In the general meet Vanderbilt got 45 points, Tennessee and Birmingham Athletic club got 23 points each, tieing for second place; Alabama got 20 points and the Young Mems Chris tian association got points.
 In the college meet the standing was Vanderbilt 50 points, Tennessee S4 points. and Alabama S3 points. Three southern records were broken.
 One-mile run, Wilbur c. Nelson, Yan- derbilt 4:4S 1-5 Southern record, 4:5S 9-5, by Howard w. Blazeslee, s. A. c.
 12O-yard hurdle Harry satterheld, Bir- uningham Athletic club, timh IS 4-5 seo- onds. Souther record r seconds, by Mac key, s. A. c.
 22O-yard hurdle, Harry Satterfed, 2 sec onds. Southern record 27 1-5, by Cart wright Eustes, s. A. c.
 Satterheld's work in the hurdles was perfect. He established one southern rec ord, and would have scored two had not the New Orleans meet yesterday made the low hurdles in 26 2-5 seconds. Freeland of Vanderbilt scored the highest individ- nal record, Il points. The relay cup was won by Alabama, with Tennessee, Wander bilt, Young Mems Christian and Birming- ham Athletic club following.
 It was quite unfortunate that so many heats had to be run in the different events, Rs half the contestants were exhausted before they had finished their work
 The second heat of the 100-yard dash was won by Lambert, Leighton and liar rison, all Young Mems Christian asso- citation men, but only Lambert got place in the finals In the SSo-yard run Clay ton of Vanderbilt walked away at the finish. The mile race, which is always spectacular, was unusually so. Wilbur A. Nelson cut nearly three seconds from the record time, while four men finished un- der five minutes. T. W. Palmer of Ala bama ran the quarter mile in 52 seconds, the same time made by Candy at the Fair last fall
 In the field events, Sid Jones; the old champion jumper of the south, took sec ond place, after a long drawn out con- IeSt, CduStu Dy tii7 4hSNPNi4NAA~N SA e4-S judges He did not, however, lose his title of southern champion as his record has never been beaten.
 Here is the official record:
 1OO-Y Yard Dash-Read, Vanderbilt, first; Lambert, Young Mems Christian assoeia- tion, second Latham Tennessee, third. Time 10 2-5. Southern record, :O9 4-5.
 8SO-Yard Run-Clayton, Vanderbilt, first; Ramsey, Tennessee, second; Platasky, Young Mems Christian association, third. Time, 2:O9 4-5. Southern record. 2:02 1-5.
 12O-Yard Hurdle-Satterfield, Birming- ham Athletic club, first; Blake Wander bilt, second: Leach, Alabama, third. Time, :16 E5 Southern record, 1T.
 One-Mle Run-Nelson, Vanderbilt, first; Robertson, Alabama second; Mckay, Young Mems Christian association, third. Time, AS 1-5. Southern record, 4.53 3-5
 440-Yard Run-Palmer, Alabama, first; Ramsey, Tennessee, second; Candy, Young Mems Christian association, third Time, :52. Southern record, :52.
 220-Yard Run-Rhea, Vanderbilt, first wilkinson, Alabama, second: Read, Van derbilt, third. Time, :23 3-5. Southern record, :22 2-5.
 220-Yard Hurdle-Satterfed, Birming- ham Athletic club. f1rst Noojin, Alabama