Final Ranking Points Adjusted 1. Paavo Yrjölä Finland8,053.290 OR 6587 2. Akilles Järvinen Finland7,931.500 6645 3. Ken Doherty United States7,706.650 6428 4. James Stewart United States7,624.135 6310 5. Tom Churchill United States7,417.115 6165 6. Helge Jansson Sweden7,286.285 6111 7. Ludwig Vesely Austria7,274.850 6224 8. Albert Andersson Sweden7,108.435 6031 9. Henry Lindblad Sweden7,071.425 5906 10.Wilhelm Ladewig Germany6,881.520 5964 11.Hugo Barth Germany6,850.605 5885 12.Tatsuo Toki Japan6,757.605 5794 13.Johan Meimer Estonia6,733.150 5636 14.Sven Lundgren Sweden6,727.045 5878 15.Erwin Huber Germany6,702.820 5789 16.Martti Tolamo Finland6,642.115 5736 17.Barney Berlinger United States6,619.375 5499 18.Antoni Cejzik Poland6,356.280 5415 19.Hermann Lemperle Germany6,293.755 5484 20.Stelios Benardis Greece6,149.910 5270 21.Farkas Mátyás Hungary6,015.635 5180 22.Yonetaro Nakazawa Japan5,672.175 4795 23.Gaston Étienne Belgium5,256.625 4577 24.Branko Kallay Yugoslavia5,210.650 4487 25.René Joannes-Powell Belgium5,190.650 4780 26.Gheorghe Csegezi Romania5,081.605 4658 27.Noël Gérard Belgium4,606.740 4106 -. Con O'Callaghan IrelandDNF -. Howard Ford Great BritainDNF -. Gaston Médécin MonacoDNF -. Adolf Meier SwitzerlandDNF -. Johannes Viljoen South AfricaDNF -. Ion Haidu RomaniaDNF -. Gunnar Fredriksen NorwayDNF -. Gunnar Hagen NorwayDNF -. George Weightman-Smith South AfricaDNF -. Armas Wahlstedt FinlandDNF -. Virgil Ioan RomaniaDNF
Venue: Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam 31,600. 38 competitors from 19 nations.
Yrjölä was the big favourite to win, having won the Finnish trials with
7846.58, the best score of the year. He also set world records in win-
ning his national championship in 1926 and 1927. Sweden’s Helge
Jansson was the best on the first day, scoring 4178.97, leading Järvinen
(4136.03), Stewart (4127.69) and Yrjölä (4103.92), with Doherty well
back on 3848.57.
After Järvinen had taken the lead with a good 110mH of 15.6, Yrjölä
broke the event open with his 42.09 discus, taking the lead with
5833.24 ahead of Stewart (5811.91) and Järvinen (5765.15). Doherty
replaced Stewart as the best non-Finn with his 56.56 javelin, and easily
beat his teammate to take third place. Ahead of him Yrjölä placed fifth
in the final event – more than eight seconds ahead of Järvinen – and
broke his own world record by some 58 points. Järvinen became the
second best of all-time.
Final Ranking Points Adj 100m Long Jump Shot Put High Jump 400m Day 1 110m H Discus Pole Javelin 1500m 1. Paavo Yrjölä Finland8,053.290 OR 6587 11.8s 714.4 6.72m 799.10 14.11m 877 1.87m 916 53.2s 812.00 4118.60 2. 16.6s 848 42.09m 881.44 3.30m 649 55.60m 851.500 4:44.8 712.0 2. Akilles Järvinen Finland7,931.500 6645 11.2s 857.2 6.87m 821.15 13.64m 812 1.75m 778 51.4s 879.68 4148.03 1. 15.6s 943 36.95m 686.12 3.30m 649 55.58m 850.950 4:52.4 666.4 3. Ken Doherty United States7,706.650 6428 11.6s 762.0 6.61m 757.45 11.85m 641 1.80m 818 52.0s 857.12 3835.57 5. 15.8s 924 38.72m 753.38 3.30m 649 56.56m 850.400 4:54.0 656.8 4. James Stewart United States7,624.135 6310 11.2s 857.2 6.61m 639.85 13.04m 770 1.87m 916 52.8s 827.04 4010.09 4. 16.6s 848 40.90m 836.22 3.30m 649 48.07m 644.425 5:17.0 518.8 5. Tom Churchill United States7,417.115 6165 11.6s 762.0 6.32m 686.40 12.28m 694 1.70m 678 52.2s 849.60 3670.00 12. 16.8s 829 38.19m 733.24 3.60m 811 50.93m 723.075 4:55.0 650.8 6. Helge Jansson Sweden7,286.285 6111 11.4s 809.6 6.85m 816.25 13.59m 725 1.87m 916 53.2s 812.00 4078.85 3. 16.6s 848 36.83m 681.56 3.30m 649 41.73m 470.075 5:27.0 458.8 7. Ludwig Vesely Austria7,274.850 6224 11.6s 762.0 5.73m 786.85 12.58m 724 1.70m 678 52.2s 849.60 3800.45 6. 15.8s 924 35.46m 629.50 3.20m 595 47.44m 627.100 4:47.0 698.8 8. Albert Andersson Sweden7,108.435 6031 12.0s 666.8 6.30m 681.60 12.19m 685 1.75m 686 54.0s 15.8s 924 36.64m 674.34 3.30m 639 45.81m 532.275 4:44.2 715.6 9. Henry Lindblad Sweden7,071.425 5906 10.Wilhelm Ladewig Germany6,881.520 5964 11.Hugo Barth Germany6,850.605 5885 12.Tatsuo Toki Japan6,757.605 5794 13.Johan Meimer Estonia6,733.150 5636 14.Sven Lundgren Sweden6,727.045 5878 15.Erwin Huber Germany6,702.820 5789 16.Martti Tolamo Finland6,642.115 5736 17.Barney Berlinger United States6,619.375 5499 18.Antoni Cejzik Poland6,356.280 5415 19.Hermann Lemperle Germany6,293.755 5484 20.Stelios Benardis Greece6,149.910 5270 21.Farkas Mátyás Hungary6,015.635 5180 11.6s 762.00 6.62m 759.80 11.78m 644 1.65m 608 52.2s 849.60 3623.40 14. 17.6s 743 35.83m 643.56 3.00m 497 43.13m 508.575 DNF 22.Yonetaro Nakazawa Japan5,672.175 4795 23.Gaston Étienne Belgium5,256.625 4577 24.Branko Kallay Yugoslavia5,210.650 4487 25.René Joannes-Powell Belgium5,190.650 4780 26.Gheorghe Csegezi Romania5,081.605 4658 11.8s 714.40 7.01m 855.45 9.45m 411 1.60m 538 55.6s 721.76 3234.61 20.0s 525 26.20m 277.62 3.00m 497 31.85m 198.375 5:03.8 598.0 27.Noël Gérard Belgium4,606.740 4106 -. Con O'Callaghan IrelandDNF -. Howard Ford Great BritainDNF -. Gaston Médécin MonacoDNF -. Adolf Meier SwitzerlandDNF -. Johannes Viljoen South AfricaDNF -. Ion Haidu RomaniaDNF -. Gunnar Fredriksen NorwayDNF -. Gunnar Hagen NorwayDNF -. George Weightman-Smith South AfricaDNF -. Armas Wahlstedt FinlandDNF -. Virgil Ioan RomaniaDNF
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