The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
Mississippi A. and M. Wins
 B. A. C. Field and Track Meet
B. A. c. Team Fails to Finish Well-Ellis Takes First In High Hurdles

Mississippi Agricultural and Mechan- ical athletes walked away with the field and track meet staged here yes terday under the auspices of the Bir- -nlingham Athletic Club, scoring 53 points.
 Thirteen collegiate events were held A. and M. landing three first places and seven seconds.
 The B. A. c. finished down in the list, second from bottom, with total Of 2s points Only one first place was won by the B. A. C.
 Ellis proved to be the best man in the 120-yard high hurdles. The Mis- sissippi A. and M. athletes finished first in this event, with the excellent time of 16 1-5 seconds.
 Georgia Tech runners captured the one-mile relay race, with Mississippi A. and M. coming in second.
 Gillie Chisholm, Birmingham Athlet- io Club, was the pick of the field Tn 1be running high jump. The local man crossed the bars at , feet 9A inches.
 A fairly large crowd was on hand at the track meet. The meet was in every way a success, despite the setbacks suffered in the way of bad weather and the withdrawal of the Sewanee team.
 The athletes were banqueted at the Southern club last night by the B. A. C..
 1O0-yard dash-First Stack CSt. stanislaus). in 10 Is seconds; second, Ellis Miss A. and M9; third, Griffin (Ga. Tech); fourth, Webb (Miss' A. and M.
 One-mile run-First, McC1esky (Ga. Tech): second. Spencer Miss A. and M; third, Pitts (Auburn); fourth, Richter (B. A. O. ..
 120-yards high hurdles-First, Ellis (Miss. A. and M) in Is 1-5 seconds; second. Pickens (B. A. CD; third, Rose (Auburn); fourth, Pollard CGa. Tech.)'
 440-yard dash-First, Case (AuburnD' in 52 4-5 seconds; second, Thomas tGa' Tech); third, Klass, (Ga. Tech); fourth' Miller Miss. A. and M)
 22o-yards low hurdles-First, Reid (Auburn), in 27 2-5 seconds; second Rose (Auburn) third Pickens (B A. .C1; fourth, Webb (Miss. A. and H.)
 220-yard dash-First, Case (Auburn), in 23 2-5 seconds second, Clark tMlss' A. and ND; third, Ox1ey (B A. CD; fourth, Webb Miss. A. and M).
 SS0-yard run-First, Cotton tGa' Tech), in 2 minutes and secohos' : second Dawes (Ga. Tech); third, Jones tB. A. C.J5 louA LII, CNSHA'A- N and M.).
 Pole vau1t-First, Cato (Miss A and M: height 10 feet inches; second Nelson (Miss. A. and ND; third, Welch (Ga. Tech); fourth, Beatty (B' A. C2. :,
 16-lb, shot put--First, Willlford Miss A. and M); distance 3S feet and s.5 inches; second. Carpenter (Miss A. and M.); third, Richie (B. A. CD; fourth, Granger (Ga. Tech).
 Runing high jump-First, Chisholm tB. A. e, height, 5 feet and 9A inches; second. Brunsen Miss A. and M) !; third, Pollard (Ga. Tech); fourth, Wiedeberg (Auburn).
 Running broad jump-First Scarboro (Ga. Tech) distance, 20 feet and inches; second, Cato (Miss. A. and ND; third, Harlan (Ga Tech); fourth, Chls- holm (B. A. CD.
 Discus throw--First, Williford (Miss. A and M, distance 120 feet and S% inches; second, Richie (B. A. CD; third, Granger (Ga. Tech) fourth, Carpenter (Mss. A. and ND.
 One-mile relay race-First, Georgia Tech; second, Miss. A. and M; third, Auburn; fourth, B. A. c.
 High school race-Central defeated Birmingham Southern High.
 Mississippi A. and M., 53.
 Georgia Tech, 37.
 Auburn, 25.
 Birmingham Athletic Club 23.
 St. Stanislaus, 5.