The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-16
Crisp Facts Gathered In the Realm of Sports {
 WIN SOUTHERN MEET

one of the classiest and most representa- tive ever held by the union, and that the southern promoters had done remarkable work in the degree of perfection to which they brought the Tulane Stadium for the l first big meet ever held in it. It was packed 10 the limit of it's seating ca pacity. Summaries:
 100-yard dash, trials. three heats, first and second men qualifying for hnals- First heat won by J. M. Rosenberger, Irish American Athletic club, re, 1o- u, w T. Throop, University of Southern California second Time, 10 Is seconds.
 IUu-yard dash-Second heat won by F. V. Beloit. Irish-American A C., Chica- go: P. c. Berghart, Olympic A. C., San Francisco, second Time, 10 seconds Hat
 1o0-yard dash-Third heat won by Gwin Henry (unattaehed), Eden. Tex; W. C. Martin. Seattle A C., Seattle, second. Time, 10 1-5 seconds.
 Trials, 22o-yard dash. two heats, first. second and third to qualify for finals First trial won by W. J. Heating, Irish American A C., New York; w. D. Phil lips (unattached), New Orleans, second; J. J. Archer, Irish-American A. C., New York. third. Time, 2S 1-5 seconds.
 Second trial-Won by Gwin Henry (un- attached), Eden, Tex; F. H. Blair, Chi cago Athletic association, second; Rob- ert Cloughen. Irlsh-American A. C., New York, third Time, P 3-5 seconds.
 SS0-yard run-Won by H. G. Gissing, New York A C.. feet; Melvin Shep- pard. Irish-American A. C., New York. second; R. J. Egan, Irish-American A. C., New York. third. Time, 2:01 4-5.
 10O-yard dash-Won by J. M. Rosen- berger, Trish-American Athletic club. New York; Beloit. IrishAmerican Athletic club, Chicago. second; W. C. Martin, Seattle Athletic club third. Time. 10 1-5 seconds. Gissing of Texas was fourth, after being set back two yards for two false starts.
 1e-pound shot put-Won by Ralph Rose. Olympic Athletic club, San Francisco, 49 feet, inch: Pat Mcdonald, Irish American Athletic club, New York. sec- ond, AS feet, inches; J. J. Elliott. Irish American Athletic club. New York, third. 43 feet, S1a inches Breaks southern record of A feet. 3ts inches. made by J. J. Elliott of New York, yesterday.
 I2o-yard high hurdles-Won by J. Case. Illinois Athletic club, Chicago; J. J. FL Ter, Irish-American, New York. second; J. Donahue, Olympic Athletic club, San Breaks southern record of Is Is, held by H w Blair of New Orleans.
 Mile run-Won by J. w. Monument Irish-American Athletic club, New York; A. R. Kiavatt, Irish-American, New York, second; o. F. Hedlund. Brookline. Mass, third. Time, 4:31. Breaks southern record of 4ss 2-5. made yesterday byy J. w Monument, New York.
 1s-pound hammer throw-Won by M. McGrath, New York Athletic club. 16S feet. Az inches; c. Walsh. New York Athletic club, second, 163 feet; Ralph Rose, Olympic Athletic club, third. 15o feet, inches. Breaks former southern record of 14S feet. inches, made by John Hooker of Chicago yesterday.
 Running broad jump-won by F. c. Irons, Chicago Athletic association, 23 feet, 51s inches; Platt Adams, New York Athletic club. second, 8 feet, A. inches; F J. Clifford (unattached). Philadelphia. third, 22 feet, F inch Breaks southern record of H feet, S1z inches, made by F. J. Clifford of Philadelphia, yester- day.
 22O-yard- low hurdles-won by J. J. El- Ter, Irish-American Athletic club, New York; J. Hartwright, New York Athletic club, second; F. c. Waller, Chicago Attn letic association. third. Time, 25 1-5 sec onds. Breaks southern record of 26 sec onds, held by c. W. Merkie of New Orleans.
 Throwing discus-Won by M. H. Grif- fin, Chicago Athletic association, 1855 feet sH inches: Martin Sheridan. Irish-Amer- ioan Athletic club, New York, second, 134 feet; Ralph Rose, Olympic Athletic club, third, l25 feet. Breaks southern record of 18 feet, 1 inch, held by R. A. Ludlow of New Orleans.
 Pole vault for height: Won by H. Babcock. New York Athletic club, 12 feet l inch; Eugene chobinger, Chi cago Athletic association, second. l2 feet: E. H. Schroth, Y. M. G. C., New Orleans, third, II feet 10 inches. Breaks southern record, Il feet 5k inches, made by P. H Schroth of New Orleans, yesterday.
 Throwing the javelin: Won by Bruno Brodd,, American Athletic club. New York, 163 feet l inch; Platt Ad- ans. New York Athletic club, second, 14S feet inches; Ralph Rose, Olympic Athletic club. third. 140 feet.
 Bruno Brodd broke the American rec ord in the javelin throw with 163 feet inch. Former record. 160 feet 0h inches. made by Ollie Snediger in 1909 mer (independent), New York; F. G. Bellar, New York Athletic club, sec ond: T. J. Collins, Irish-American Ath letic club, New York, third. Time 27:46 2-5 Breaks Southern record 24:4s 1-5 made by E. Fitzgerald of New York yesterday
 Running high jump: Won by W. Thomson, New York Athletic club, 6 feet 2 inches; H Gumplet New York Athletic club, second. feet l inch; J. Case. Illinois Athletic club, third, 6 feet Breaks southern record, feet 9 inches, held by Sid B. Jones, Bir- mingham.
 Throwing 56-pound weight: Won by c. Walsh, New York Athletic club, 37 feet IF inches; P. Mcdonald, Irish American Athletic club, New York, sec ond, 36 feet Az inches; M. McGrath, New York Athletic club, third, 36 feet inch. Breaks southern record. 29 feet A inch made by T. Ryan of New York yesterday.
 Running hop. step and jump: Won by Dan J. Ahern, Irish-American Athletic club, New York, 48 feet r inch {; Platt Adams, New York Athletic club, second, 47 feet # inch; F. W. Fin nigan, Knights St. Anthony, Brook lyn, third, 43 feet l inch.
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