The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-11-12 00:00:00

Sp o rting intelligmce.

Dian( Or AN OLD ORICILITIOL—It is our painful
task to record the death of Mr. Alfred Mynn, which
took place in London on Friday, from • Novara attack of
diabetes. He wag in his 55th year, and has left a wife
and family to deplore his unexpected demise.
PIDISTRIANIO:II.—A one mile handicap wax ran at
Sheffield on Monday, in which Deerfoot, the Indian
runner was defeated. The pedestrians entered were
CI. Mower, scratch ; ft Mills, of London, 25 yards start;
Liveridge, of Watt, ;P. Stapleton, of Staleybridge,
25; Deerfoot (the Indian), 40; Job &nith, of Malmo,
45; J. Brighton, of Norwich. 25; P. W. Culmer, of
London, 85; A. Day, of Brighouse, 70; W. Jones, of
Islington, 70; W. Richards, of London, 80; J. R.
M'Donald, of Cambridge, 80 ; Tetlow, of Built
wood, no; Jen:, Mace (the champion of the Pill 90.
The number who entered to contend were fourteen, and
embraced the moat noted mile runner... Dserfoot was
the inan moat backed. though one mile was said to be
too short • diaunce for him, When the critical ine-
rent for the start had arrived, thecompetitom proeeeded
to take up their positions.—First Heat--Mower, accord•
ing to his handicap, went from Woe scratch; Deerfoot,
40 yards; Richards, 80; Day, 70; leponeid, 80. On
the signal being given they bounded off in excellent
style, the running being made by the leading men at •
tremendous pees. When the first lap bad been own-
pleted, Day had increased las advantage, and lois friends
offered to Lack him at tempting odds. Gallantly did
Deerfoot contend in this struggle, hut he was not des
tined to obtain a victory. Day (and the interest
of the race completely centred between himself
and the Indian) kept to the front, and, in the lett lap,
bad the race err well in hand that Deerfuot, finding be
Lad no chance, pulled up 1(0 yards front the finish. and
Day went iu an easy winner. Run in 4 min. :10 see.
As the Red-skin left the ground Le was loudly
cheered.

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