New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
THE ALLROUND CHAMPIONSHIP.
MALCOLM w. FORD THE WINNER - DETAILS
OF THE CONTESTS.

OF THE CONTESTS.
The individual alround championship de-
cided on the grounds Of the Brooklyn Athletic Associa-
ton Yesterday afternoon before audience Of about
900 people Malcolm W. Ford, that sterling all
round athlete once more asserted his superiority over
all the other competitors and won easily with score
of 81 points. 4. \. Jordan, whom many fancicd
would win. was second with Of 23 points
and A. schroeder was third with 10 points to his
credit. NJ. O'Sullivan badly beaten and George
r. GRAY y. Y. A. c., did not perform well as his
admirers expected On the whole the competition
was keen throughout, though It evident that W. W..
Ford of the s. l. a. C., had the best OF 1t throughout
A. A. Jordan, of the Y. Y A. C., is no match for
Ford in around contest Ford had so scored
above jordan, his nearest rival, that he did not find
it necessary start in the oneme race, which was
the last contest decided and which was secured by
A. Schroeder after good race with Jordan, who
finished second Following the details:
1OOyard rum w. Ford, s. l. A. c., first, 10 3-5
seconds; c. r. Gray, n. y. A. C.. second; A A. Jor
dan, n. Y. A. c., third
Throwing 5an wclght-M O'sulllvap, p. A. G., first.
% feet 1O inches G. II. Gray, " Y. A. c.. second o.
feet inches; A. Schroeder N Y. A. C., third, 10 feet
| G inches.
| Running high jump-M. w. Ford s. I. A. c., first,
feet @ inches A. A.. Jordan. y. Y. A. G.. second 3
feet inches; A. Schroeder N Y. A. C., third feet 3
| inches.
4lo.yard rum. W. Ford. S. ]. A. c., first a9
| seconds; 4. A. Jordan. n. Y. A. c., second; A.
| Schroeder n. Y. A. C.. third.
Putting 1G-ib shot-G. Il. Gray N Y. A. c.. frs, 81
feet inches NJ w. Ford, s. l. A. c., second, "a feet
IL inches NJ. oSullvan. p. A. G., third, 33 feet ST.
| inches.
Pole vaut-A. A. Jordan, n Y. A. c. a., 10 feet A.
Schroeder y. Y. a. c. %. feet inches NJ w. Ford.
/ S. J. A. g. 90, feet inches
| 12O-yard hurdle @ feet nches)-A. A. Jordan
| N " A. C. a., II seconds; NJ. w. Ford S. L. A c.
! %; g. r. Gray, N. Y. A. c. 49,.
| Throwing 16-b hammer-A. Schroeder ". Y. A. c. ~.
100 feet; g. T. Gray, " Y A. c. ~, 90 feet inches
NJ. o'Sulivan, =. A. c. 90, 81 fer inches.
| Running broad jumpM. w. Ford, S. l. A. c. a.. 81
feet Oh inches A. A. Jorlan N Y. A. c. o., 81 feet Z
inches; NJ. O'Sulvan, p. 4. c. 80, IS feet inches
| One mile run-A. Schroeder. n. Y. A. c. ~: A. A.
Jordan, N Y. A. C. (2) 4; G. r. Gray n. Y A. G. 49,
| The open amateur contests proved to be tame owing
10 the absence of OF the good men, who are
| serving their powers for the championships. which
| take place next saturday There were three open
| amateur contests, VIZ, 1O0-yam handicap.
| won by W. Coser. v. Y y. Co. with \. COchrane OF
| same club, second time, 10 20; the 220-yaId hur-
| dlc-Iacc was won by A. Brown, OF the p A. C., I'm
~ seconds with T.. LentillOn, n. Y. \. c.. second
and the third open amateur contest the SsOy ard
handicap was won by II. MOnnel, p. \. c., in min.
| 50 3-5 sec J. +. Weners, VI. A. c., a good
! second. The One-milo open amateur walk won
by j. sherman. who had an allowance Of Seconds on
c. L. NlcOll, OF the NJ a. e., who i.nlShed second