Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-25
The Enelishman Still Lead,
in the Pedestrian Match.
Paachot and jackson. Wilhdrawn
Ersn tho Track. T5'
10 New cassss IL !Ysabw esy,e Re
ported at Memphis.
Addiction Of the Daughter Of ,
q Prominent sBunale1laS. G.
AN<A M &c s?N - ~ 80 I FI7EE-R y Fsga ~
Col. o'sssns Bounced From kesebsd Lans,oc.
SPORTING.
rAseh.t >sss J.sxssn vi.Aara.n.s sr.s,
tae Traok-hart sprains lIls Aukie ana
fedcrnasyer's Feet are Sn BAD Contll q O n

FAechet saa Jackssm; Wiaharawnsf fk.s,,
tae Iraok-hart sprains Hts Ankle and
Fedcrnsyer's Feet are Sn Bad Condition
New York, Sept. 25.-The pedestrian
contest continusl sEnnis .l-pts during the
night and this morning states thatSshe has
brought bis atomach into subjecSisn. His
color ID good In reply to questions 3D. . aid
Oh, I'm gsaingcsa right now" sSAt Z
octooks artssaatendant leisNtke lEutldiu iue
lor sleep Hart was at that time circlinY
the track at an easy gait. Hazen was also
on The track and At 2:l5 broke into yery
rapid run, which reused color, and then be.
gao . rafting psce. eAtsene Of zlhe turns
Hart stepped TO near the rail and his ankle
turned 20 that it was badly sprained; be
then retired. At6 nj. he e'teturned to the
track but the pain compelled him at times
to lean against the columns for support. He
improved later. Weston il pronounced au
unmanageable bundle of nerves. Guyon
complains Of the hard track, which is GOOD
for runners; he says It is - = desth
on walkers. He went Of the track At lO:l5
last night and returned At 3:l5 this morning,
to his work. He looks in good condition.
Panchot is carefully guarded in his tent,
His condition 10 believed to be very bad,
though not 20 admitted BY his backers.
Jackson came on the track early this .. m.
He looked in terrible condition. Hazeps
friends cay he ia going for the place be
makes occasional good runs Fedemeyer's
feet are very bad. Krohne has not eaten
any solid food this week. Merritt is in
excellent condition. Taylor says he will
make 300 miles in the week. Rowell is in
good condition.
The following was the score at
8 o'cLocK-Weston 264; Ennis, 24S;
krohne 252; Rowell, 1888; Panchot, POS
Taylor, $50 Hazel, 800; Merritt, 3O6
Jackson, 232; Guyon, 292; Hart 2S5 !;
Federmeyer, 234.
8 o'cLocK-Weston, 269; Ennis, 251 /;
Taylor 154; Rowell 1886; Merritt 3ll
Jackson 232 Hazel, 3o4; Hart, 2s9
Federmeyer. 2So: Guyon, 296; Krohne
25G; Panchot withdrawn. Jackson has
Withdrawn. His score was 1921.
~ II o'cLonc;K,Weston. s7s; Eunis. s5s:
Fedemeyer, 244; Hszael. 3i6; Hart, 264;
Guyon, 3O3; Krabre, 2s2.
IL o'cLocK-Weston, 2S3; Ennis, 263
Taylor, l6l; Rowell, $50; Merritt, 322;
Federmeyer. 247 Hazel, S22; Hart, 29s
Guyon, 308; Krohue, 265.
l o'cLocK-Weston. 2s7 Ennis. 268
TAYLOR, 166; rRowell, 1856; Merritt, 327;
Federmeyer, 25l; Hazel, 326; Han. 3Ol !;
Guyon, 80 /; Krohne, 2s9. ~ q ss>
3 ocLocK-Weston, 295; Ennis, 279E
Taylor, 10; Rowell. 36l Merritt, 334
Federmeyer. 256; Hazel 1928; Hart 300;
Guyon, 3l8; Krohne, 277. Rowell left the
track At 1888 and came on again at IL. En-
mis- has taken possession Of the tent vacated
BY Jackson. Hazel came on the track At
2:3S very stiff apparently. ryr. ys