The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
FiUe NetO Records Made
 at 5. 4 A. A. Track Meet
Louisiana State Captures Meet, While Mississippi Ag- qieS Come in Seeond-Three Tie in Breaking Pole Vault Mark

Baton Rouge, May i5.-Loulslana today captured the 1922 trakk cham pionship of the Southern Intereol- legiate Athletic association at the state field here, with score of 53 points. Miss. A. X NJ. was second with 4e 1-3 points, Vanderbilt was placed third with IS points, and the University of s. C.. was fourth with Il points.
 Five new S. L A. A, records were made this afternoon, in which ath- .letes of Louisiana State. South Caro- lima. Florida and Tennessee shared the honors. Captain Shirley, Of Lou isiana. clipped one-fifth of a second off the 120-yard high hurdles record made by Claire, of Kentucky State, making the high sticks in 15 2-5 seconds.
 Tho pole vault. shot put. broad jump and javelin records, went down before the array of southern field athletes. Young and Ivea of Louisiana, and Washington, of Ten nessee, tied with II feet S% inches in smashing tho pole vault record, while Waite, of South Carolina, with 1T6 feet inches broke the javelin record made by Butler, of Louisiana, of 176 feet Inches. The mark of Newton, of Florida, In the broad jump of 22 feet inches made Friday became the record, as no better marks were made In the H. nals.
 Thornton, of Louisiana, after breaking the shot put record with 42 feet Inches on Friday. came hack today and broke his own rec ord by hurling the shot put 42 rect I0n inches, bettering his mark by nix and one-half inches.
 Shirley, of Louisiana, with l1-la points was the high scorer Of the day. Waite, of South Carolina being second with II points Helm, or Louisiana, was third with 10 points
 Ie0-Yard Dash
 uaim. Icuisiana first; Slack, Wander bnt, second; Minor. sewanee. third; Ser Ser lyman, Centre, fourth tins 1o seconds, seconds pfeF'0us ieo.Yard High Hurdles
 Shirley. Louisiana; frs, ,ss9nn, mGpeiSna' Ioui.ians second Webb, sf,,isar mass,ssRp RGpnrth: tirns Is 2-B seconds: previous ;. l. A. A, record, Is s-b seconds.
 Mississippi A. M... first; Vanderbilt, second; Louisiana, third.
 Ellis Mississippi k. & NJ, first; More ,ana I.onisiana. second Webb, Missis- sippi A. M., third; Stevens, Louisiana. fourth; time, 2s 1-5 seconds tied pre- vious s. l. A. A. record
 440-Ynrd Dash
 yobn.on' I,ouisiana, second; Clark. Mis- sissippi A: & NJ, third; Robertson. zen. zen. s. I. A. A. record A seconds.
 Shirley. Louisiana, Mount Joy. Centre. . srss plass Nanes RRandeSD M It, fearS height. feet. 10 inches; previous S. l.. 4. A. record. ,,;,. ,sS,, 1na a,a inches.
 sreneer. Mississippt A. & M, first Hull, Lonsiana, second; Murft, Mississippi \. { minutes, mii a'Hi 2s 29s seconds; prsvIou. $. I. A. A. record. minutes, 2a seconds
 uor.,, y.1Sspb,li mm@tmne finst 'snn Murff Mis- sississppi A. & NJ. second; Spencer. Mis- slssissippi A. & M., third; Hull Louisiana, fourth; time, 9 minutes. bt% seconds. t2 e-5 seconds.
 and Washington. Tenn, tied for first Cato, Miilsaps, height. II feet, sN inches; previous S. l. A. A. record, II feet, SIS inches.
 Newton. Florida, first: shirley Lou Sole. Florida. fourth; distance, 22 feet, g inches previous s. l. A. A. record, 22 feet '" inches; savelin Throw
 Waite. South Carolina. first: Priester, Mississippi A. & M., second; Butler. Lou isiana. third. Sanders, Sewanee, fourth; 1; distance. 116 feet. $ inches; previous $. I. A. A. record 17e. feet, inches,
 Discus Throw
 Waite. South Carolina, first; Ryan Vanderbilt second Hughes. Louisiana, third; Gatchell, Mississippi A M., fourth; distance. 125 feet, 7la inches. previous S. l. A A. record. 129 feet inches.
 Thornton, Louisiana. first: Waite, South Carolina, second: Mirsch. Tulane, third; Talbot. Tulane. fourth, distance, 42 feet. 1ois inches: previous $. I. A. A. record, t2 feet, tfs iinches.