New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-06
THE ALL-AROUND CHAMPION
ELLERY H. CLARK, OF BOSTON. WINS
THE A. A. U. HONORS.

THE A. A. U. HONORS.
TEN CONTESTS WITH NINE ATHLETES ENTERED
AT THE SEw-JERsEY A. C.'s ovAL-IN-
TEREsTING COMPETITIONS
With nine ambitious athletes competing In the
Amateur Athletic Unions individual all-round
championship contests that series proved he chief
feature Of the New-Jersey Athletic Clubs annual
Day carnival Of outdoor sport on the
New-Jersey Oval at Bergen Point. yesterday ar
ternoon
The aspirants for the honors OF the champion
ship competition included John Cosgrove formerly
OF Albany who won the distinction two years ago.
and who competed this year under the New-Jersey
Athletic Clubs colors: Eery II. Clark. OF the Bos-
ton Athletic Association, individual ah-around
champion Of the Amateur Athletic Unions New
England district: Charles S. Dole. the doughty
re representative Of Stanford University, IN Naltor-
MIA: James A. Mahoney Ernest c. White and Dam
lei Reuss. a trio from the Knickerbocker Athictic
Clubs cracks; Edward b. Bloss and George u.
winship. former athletes OF Yale College and
George p. Smith president OF the Ne"-Jerse! III"
terschoastic Athletic Association.
Clark the clever New Engander. managed 20
carry of with comparative ease the principal nom
ors His percentage. .S64is, exceeded the rec
ord made last year by the winner. Louis r.
Sheldon the Yae crack Clark showed In 'front.'
with fairly good lead after the second coN'es'
was decided and he increased his advantage as
the competition advanced Second hohoIs "e'e
CAPTURED by Cosgrove. the champion OF 1888 VINO
also exceeded the record Of Sheldon. The Pacific
Stones representative Dole. took third honors be-
ing only seventeen points behind Sheidoh hsures
Reuss led the Knickerbocker trio White peins MIN
and Mahoney finishing sixth Wnship was seventh
and the Jersey schoolboy brought up the rear
Bloss would have obtained a fairly good place but
ipca oCff tod
hammer throwing he was struck on the leg by
the handle Of a hammer. the injury badly Gripping
him.
In the regular contests the card there were
several spirited competitions Little Fraser broke
the heart OF his cubmate. Louis Liebgold In the
one-mile walk Sam Liebgold was too heavily
Handicapped to finish any better than third. NJ
w Long an unattached racer from Flushing Long
Island. handily took first honors in both middle
distance runs Harry Hosford. the New-Jersey
4. c. youthful cyc:ist. won first place, In both
New-York defeated the former champion, jim
Mitchell. In the discus-throwing contest. The sum-
maries
INDIVIDUAL ALI~ARoUND CHAMPIONSHIP.
DISCRIMINATING run-rir-t hea, won by Edward D.
jane. s a. aaSonsy En:h.fsocssf g. .S%a: per.
Jersey & %e oos percentage So: cnar'.
100. Third heat by Ernest c. White Knicker
S sss P Smith, Ss"'er'ty A. c. third percentage
ss%s s. ihI%'I & Ety.
eenage .424 John coss,ave; NewJerssy A. C.. ,hI,4 30
becker IN" tsarsh SIT in; stfcs@'sss. -. Daniel
S. "a cas s ?s s1sa @ssS
a. c. seventh. 90 T. in percsnn'age ~" osorse r
NeW A Z.
q INN. 4os rs:ce"'a mag. S.l
ssn;as so's Sss jaime: Mahoas KnisSer6ocker
hr ,ms +' rS S Ss' 5se'' perc. Mns
S sst charles Dole Stanford rnys5ss Mn tine
sixth: time. 42sis percentage 81. E;isry H cart
KncteIbocker A. c. seventh time i;2SS; p.rcentase.
ps ss Sssrs' 5d6 ST E@%ari Boss, g. T. c.
time. 5:62as percentage. 40
A. feet ~ inches psrcenats. -. Eawsrd b BE-
S5hn c5 q G 'n5 feet t III
ba.e Rsu. s s%r. c N,SS %5S
Knickerbock"r A. c. hnh fee, 81. inches percentase
as n cSat' Percentage 9s sat White
seventh feet ~ nf s fen; 4 ncGes s'p ps
cenage IS: George p. smith y. J. a. C.. feet II
inches. percentage AS
clark R Rs AZ H. r. x e. ssGGsa o r.
IT. iN. percenags 81; Daniel Reuss knckerboeksr
C. s sn e II tn" s @ e Sn'5s
,ase 1871 George G. Wnshp sm,b -.
& IN. Ssr';s4s sIs is$ E S.;s:S,ss:
81 hi? James Ss"r0i Ms6ansy ss"
fl. sls In. percentage AN.
a. hurdle , IaSs d heat heat
ss" % o Reass Kaicfsi0sKsT :sS
S SnS BS5ssn'1 x c. third George
s% BY cS.re; o pa gsaaS s
Oi7M percentage .7Go. John Cosgrave a. J. a C..
ss09a H sfd psreenssc serge Macne
Snisserbocer G. fourth ,erSsn,ass '' Edward
b pd S'' Sau for hcshwo" n' by chnrs. Dole
Fora nys5sy S second r. n
cen;age 100 Ellery II. Clark: Boston 4 C.; third {" T.
fourth nh II n psrcsntase $ss George smith
NewJers'y C. nt,h f. n percentage ns.ssD,s ss
3 "a? Ens., % q %sie ss.nh pr.en'ass
ESQ: Ss0r $50 r MnssD p.. g. eighth C. a "s
Throwing til. nny-.,x-psyna wesh-won by E.ry
Ernest s'afs wnl,s second s. ,'r e: :.
S :aS Ssss G::sT' Ssars. S IT, % %
Aas S nre Is ..,s h. = 70 H. p:,eensas. S.
n fasd to quality My George p smith n A. c. eighth
Is II 5 in. Jailed to qualify Edward b Blo's. n Y
Running broad Jump-won by, Eliery II Clark Bes'on
q feet Percsntass 0 Jsmss A. Msh0Hs Ssrs.
Dole s sanro ri I rnvsrsy third 20 percentage
Iohn A coserove New-Jer-ey A.. G.. fourth. 10 feet I
inches: percentage. 800 Daniel Reuss. 4 G.. hfth.
C. sixth Is feet III inches. percentage 5b George T.
Windsh,n y Y C. seventh. - feet 10 inr"c~' PC
centage sis George p. Smith. n. J. A. C., eighth, 10
feet W inches percentage .352 Edward b. Boss. ~
A. c.. did not compete
One mile rnn-won by John Cossrave New-Jersey A.
G.: time. s:42: percentage. $40: Ernest G. white
A. c, second: time. 5:42r percentage
S3a Charles Dole Stanford Universitv third time.
5i3x; percentage. 5i Daniel Reuss. Knickerbocker
winship New-York A. G.. nth; time Gisis percentage
eo7 James A Mahoney Knickerhocker A. C.. sixth:
tins 6osi.. percentage .3&s E.ery ". Clark. Bos-
ton A. seventh: time. 634S; percentage, as George
y smith New-Iersey A. C.. eighth time 6;&&& PEI
centaga 2G9 Edward y. Bioss New-York A. c.. did
not compete
TOTAL SCORES.
Ellcry H Clark Boston A. A.. percentage. 6?ttt
John A. Cossrave. New-Jersey A; c. percentage ooss;