6. Jostling, running across, or willfully obstructing another, so as to impede his progress, to disqualify the offender from further competitions.
7. All cases of dispute to be referred to the committee of management at the time.
8. The decision of the judges in all competitions to be final.
9. In pole leaping and high jumping, three tries allowed at each hight. The hight at each successive elevation to be determined by the majority of the competitors. Displacing the bar only to count as a try.
10. In broad jumping and weight putting, three tries allowed. In hammer throwing, two tries allowed. The three best competitors of the first trials to be allowed three more tries each for the final. The furthest throw of the five attempts, and put or jump of the six attempts, to win.
11. In hammer throwing and weight putting, the length of the run to be limited to 7ft. The weight to be delivered from the shoulder.
12. In broad jumping and weight putting, crossing the scratch-line in the attempt to count as "no try," and in hammer throwing as "no throw."
13. "No tries" and "no throws" count as tries.
14. The weight of the hammer and weight to be 16lbs. each.
15. The length from end of the handle of the hammer to the bottom of the sphere to be 3ft. 6in. over all.