The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-10
TIE AIL-ARouND CHAMPIONSHIP.
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The sixth annual competition Tor the inul-
vidual general athletic championship VI tn
United States will be- held on the Rroun US, y.
the Staten Island Athletic Clup ~ NeoI
Brighton. 8. l., this afternoon, ana Blk Drawn WI,
athletes will compete for the honor VI
around champion" These are A. A. Soruan,
Now York A. c.: II. L. Williams iae Cono o'.o-
Geo. Il. Gray, New York A. CO. =. DeNore"u -
Manhattan A. c. M. OSullivan' fastihs n W
and W. Neumann. Now Jersey A. "
Ton events will be contested. and the COM
petitor winning the greatest NUMBER oil poihtS
will be declared the winner OF the champloh-
ship First place in any compeutloh VIII 20
i've points, second place three points "uu
third place one point. There is STANDARD iol
each contest. and any compeltor l"i'InE
reach the standard in three OF the ten events
w be Se&s % a be
record OF any event in which ne map IaNe avg
scored will lie made up exactly as nd aie as
follows. and 10 also the order IN WHICH Tue GUM
petitions will be called: .,.,,,.
i One hundred.y ard run. ......,II IN ssfoondA
2 Putting lG-pound shot.......,.S2 tse-
sS Ss Ma high Jump 2m rHS sosceOndS
F FSEsv,Sf 81 P% nsfshl hammer
g T6ro%i S s" SSpoand weiGii...is ts.t
10 One mile run 'lp ',.,.. 5minutes 4oseconds
II is not chids play to coness LOT s am n
around Guardianship At ora,na us Hee snss
times three. but seldom more. The stamns
required to wade through the programne OF
ten events Is very great anu ' mo iv ~ wor w
small The Individual championship IS prob
ably the most arduous under1aK Rd e sres Iu
small entry Hat
The champio on ship looks to be an easy walk;
6onors promses to be- interesting, There has
been great deal of talk about Williams, me
Yale S or gbsb Tbe aer
outcasses the other eutrles and the chances
are that he WIN qualify in every one OF the ten
Is some Question At Of Williams connecting. i
he should, O'Sullivan. Devereaux, ana nltnseH
VIII Viii sse h
Irishman. Neumann is an unknown Gua9ilty
but is not considered dangeron n,, Wnile GRAY
vault. half. mile walk, hammer, broad Jump;
give him a sweet tusslo for this last event,
after having made worlds record week
ago Gray Fl G9sH w s sn e snd he a
reaux Is booEei to to- win The 1SoiySrd and ono
Neumann ann viii corral several thirds and dis
qualifications may put his score ore al presently
BILE figures. Jordan first. SeullVeh seconu.
and Devereaux third should prove winning
ombin alton this afternoon. w
The officials Of the meeting will be;
Referee-wm. b. Curtis y A. g. Jndgss-G; 3
v EDDY. Detroit 4 g. Timer1lC O. Perry. 81 A. C;
c. c. Hughes N. A C j. H. Aheel, Jr- +. l. c; X
stoll y. T. A. q, and A. NJ. Sweet New jersey A. G;
Rtarter-S d. See Pastime &C Inspectors Wendell,
George ". Carr NJ G. Field JudEeS-J E. Sullivan,
N j. c.; julius uardoi, New York Turn Nerein, and
R. MoZet s. A C. Annoupcer-A. Livingston, 81 A.C.
The positions drawn by the men are: 1. Will
liams 2. NeumRnn; 8. O'Sulliran; 4. Gray; o.
Jordan; 6. DevereauX. 49,
The Poard OF Managers OF the Amateur Ath-
letic Union will hold a meeting at the station
Islands club house after the competition.