The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
[. s. U. WINSS.I. 4. A.. TRACK MEET; MISS. AGGIESA ARE SECOND
Many Records Are Broken in Staging of Dixie Track and
 Field Classic

Sewanee, Tenn, May 14-(Special.) J. Louisiana State university won the S. [. A. A. track and field meet this afternoon with total score of S4 5-6 points; Mis- sissippi A. & M, was second with 32 Sewanee third, 26 1-3; Kentucky State fourth, IS; Vanderbilt fifth, r; Georg,a Tech sixth, 13 1-3; Clemson seventh, AZ; ; Tulane and Central, each; Alabama, 3; Georgia and University of Mississippi 21s each; Oglethorpe, ?; Tennessee, l. Florida, South Carolina and Citadel did not score.
 New S. l. A A. records were estab- lished in the 120-yard hurdles, Clare of Kentucky running them in 15 3-5 seconds; in the l6-pound shot put Skidmore of Se- vance, heaving the shot 42 feet 1B inches, and in the discus throw, when Williford of Mississippi A & M hurled it 129 feet S4 inches. Slsidmore of Sewanee also broke the s. l. A. A. record in this event with throw of 129 feet inches, and Tn the javelin throw Butler of l.. s. U., made 176 feet Az inches. The four men who played in the javelin event distanced the former S. I. A. A. record. Howell of Vanderbilt set a record in the two mile event of minutes 49 2-5 seconds, there being former $. l. A. A.
 EQUALS OUR RECORD
 Clare. of Kentucky, equaled his last years s. l. A. A. record in the 230-yard hurdles of 25 1-5 seconds Clare, of Ken lucky, was the high point scorer with l2 to his credit. Helm, of L. $. U.. was second with 10 and Coughlan, of Se- wanee, third, with nine. Louisiana State was strong in the field events, and Mis- sssippi A. t& M. made her best showing in the track contests Sewanee's points were about equally distributed between the track and field events, but the Tigers could make no showing at all in the dis tance runs.
 Vanderbilt and Kentucky State showed well on the track, but were extremely weak in the field contests By winning this meet Louisiana State university gains one leg on the cup. It is necessary for one team to gain three legs in order to retain the cup perma- nently.
 SUMMARY
 12o-yard dash: Helm, L. S. U.; Ellis, Mississippi A. & NJ; Ivy Oglethorpe: Baird, Sewanee. Time, 10 2-5 seconds.
 22O-yard dash Helm, L. s. U.; Cough Ian, Sewanee; Clare Kentucky; Miner, Sewanee. Time. g 3-5 seconds. 440-yard dash: Cochrane, Mississippi A. & M; Clarke. Mississippi A. x NJ; Kirby, Alabama; Snider, Kentucky Time. 50 2-5 seconds.
 Haf-mile run: Thornton (Kentucky), Davies Georgia Tech). Klass (Georgia Tech); Peck (VanderbilD. Time, min ute 95 3-S seconds.
 Mile run: Spencer Mississippi A. & M, Kimball Centre), Gentry Vanderbilt. Montgomery Georgia Tech) Time, 1 minutes 30 2-5 seconds
 Two-mile run: Howell Vanderbilt, Spencer Mississippi A. & M.), Gentry | (VanderbilD Iron (Alabama). Time, g minutes 49 2-5 seconds.
 12o-yard hurdles: Clare (Kentucky) Coughlan (Sewanee), Shirley Q4 s. U), Mann (Georgia). Time, 15 2-5 seconds
 220-yard hurdles; Clare GKentucy) Coughlan (Sewanee), Ellis (Mississippi A. & ND, Webb Mississippi A. & M) Time, 25 1-5 seconds.
 Pole vault: Miner (Sewanee), Welch l (Tech and Young L. S. U.) tied for first place. Height Il feet 51a inches. Wad- dington CTennessee) fourth. 1 Shot put: Skidmore (Sewanee), Williford l Mississippi A. & M), Gilmer (Clemson. Distance, 129 feet SA inches.
 High jump: Shirley U. S. u) and Ward (Tulane) tied for first place. Height, feet 91a inches. Baker (Georgia) and Owens (Clemson) tied for third.
 Broad jump Frey Q. $. U), first, 22 feet x inches; Ritchie University of Mississippi and Kramel Q4.,sS. Uo tied for second; Scarboro (Georga Tech), | fourth.
 Javelin throw: Butler N. s. UD, 1 Thornton (L S. U), Thomas Vander- bilD, Walden (Centre). Distance. 176 feet Az inches.
 Mile relay: Vanderbilt first CRVnyon, Morrow, Nixon, Nance); Sewanee, sec ond; Mississippi A. X M., third; Georgia Tech, fourth. Time, 8 minutes 25 3-o seconds.