The New York herald., 1877-09-23

Is inches. halt that distance dividing second and
third. Tine, l3 80 seconds.
Second Ser,es--rtrst Hea.-a Y. Lauterbach. /; w..
J. Kendrcx, 2; Il. G. steinsrt. 8; J Alexandre, o.
Won by tour ee' the same between second and inrd
Time, Is % seconds.
Second Serisl--.Seeond Hsat--F. c. sapor,as. l; j.
ID. Rib.ei, Fred Runl, ". Il. 6rifhn, saportas
soon headed Grnin. out Ruhl and Rlolet kept nun at
work; out alter siashing neat 10 by sht inches
onda
F,aai Heat-f. c. saportas !; II. Y. Lautsrbach, 2;
Fred. Rum. 8; W. J. Kendrck 0; j. d. RIblei, o.
BY Tits time saporias dad has men well gagged, and,
running through them gradually. caught Lauteroach
SUED, but Lauteroach could not hold such eyer as
Saportss. WHO won by two feet; SIX inches between
second AID third. Time, l3 2-5 seconds
POUR WALK.
7. Y: Armstrong. Jr, HAC., scratch, ~. J.
Mott, HAc, am ios. Armstrong lap alter lap
Cut down inc lead OF the limit man yet 1t not un-
III the last hundred yards that he conquered hini.
Then Mott went all to pieces, and Armstrong beat him
by iorty yards Mott Is young and improving.
Tme--Armstrong. hrst mile, I'm. 2li.s second,
I'm 52 as thrd, 'n Jos. iolrth, TN. ~ 2js. -
som. 30 25s. MoIt first mile, I'm. 5ss second.
Sin. les.; thlrd, SIN. 3ls. totat not timed.
ONE NILE wALK
n, }: Ennis Harlem, 1; e q. Roestsr, H. A. C.. 2;
Il. W. Moit Is. c., j. TINS evcat WAS Tor those wh o
had never before competed IA n walking race. II
brought out .nlrty caric aud nearly every individual
ridiculous. rhe brs second and thirl only worth
mentioning rme-Ennis, SIN. So. Rooster, SIN. zoe. :
Mott, SIN. Dos.
HUNDRED yAKps RUN
f. Merritt. " Y A.C., scratch, i G. W. Hammond.
&C, yards, =? ". T. Thornel. New York 81 Yards :;
H. q. Quincy station f. Post office 70 yards o. James
boyle, New York 80 yards q; a. W. Anderson, S.A.AC.
80 yards o. William Chilas Be, 3Oy grds, o. Aiter
passing tie stand the trst time Hammond Merritt
went through tho Geld. aDd on the backstrctc
teal Was virtually resolved into match. Harnm
led tue way 10 tho head o. the straight when Merritt
MADE his effort Fiiiy yards from nome tie had am
mond beaten, anu cominP IN strong and never iaiter
Ing, won by i've yards, same ciituDce separating
ond and thrd Tine IN. 10 l-oa
HURDLE nAcE--oNEFifrH NIKE.
william j Dany. II. A c., Is yards, /; Frederick
yards. ); william chlds, N.B.c., Is yards, 0; +.
Henshaw, HI AC,, 10 yards, .; W. q. Hamilton. H.A.
G., Is yards 0; H. G. Williams. NY. AC 20 trds, D;
Wiiidn Nelson, -, 20 Yards. 0; Theodore Kee er
JT, H. A. g., % icct, U; Il. B Foota, Jr. l yards,
There were ten II. .hts, feet inches high. Duffy
di. oseu ol those IA irout OF hin. nnd, taxing
The h!ghis IN good all Pc won rather easily by c.hi
yaris, five wards between second and third. Tine,
w 20 seconds.
WALKING RUNNING.
The games wound up with Richard organ attempt.
tug so run IN lie aud 500 yarGs wnilc h. g. hasse
walked one mile. Both are members the Harlem
Athletic Club aud the Interest IL the struggle
tcuse. Morgan his distance Ia good sh ipo but
Haiske being ~ fine ,ri,b reelei oil his nile IN TN
o. and II took Morgan TN is 5.5' 10 do The Job sci
Tor him.
TwxSry.fIvE NILE WALK.
The Introductory feature %, the day tweDty-
1--WE m lie walk iof $40 gold medal Three entered.
theso being Louis A Berte, IL a G. John b. HavilaDd
twelve mules were douo IN excellent tme tnen tho
Journey began TO tell aud the ending tame BouLou
retired ut the end OF his eighteenth mile having re-
NAMED on the track 3h. 40n. l3s Havland gave up
the rst lap OF ms twenty FIRST mile, having peggcd
away Sh. j2m 3s Borte finished tho distance ia oh.
OIi Is, but WAS thoroughly used up. Hc Is twenty
tnrce years old, IT, high, aud weighed yesterday
before tho walk liz lbs.