Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-25

Hazaeps trainer says he never was in better
condition in asix-days walk before at this stage
At $3.50 there was no betting against Rowell and
the book makers boards were blank at his
name. Weston and Hart cansed quite stir
by running four laps at high rate of speed.
They kept side by side the whole time. As
Rowell approached his 300th mile he was al
most constantly applauded. -
At $3.50 nearly all the men were on the track,
most OF them running and the cheering is
deafening:. There are now nearly 5000 persons
| IN lhe garden. Hazael got one lap ahead of
Guyon at GAS, and thus took the third place.
He is rapidly overhauling Merritt. Howell
turned his 30Oth mile at 9:47 and the applause
was terrific and lasted for several minutes.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24-Only q few persons
| were in Madison Square Garden this morning.
All the pedestrians, however, were ON the
track, Taylor after an absence of fourteen
hours and Weston and Panchot of nine hours
each. The following is the score at 10 o'clock:
23l, Ennis 2Ol. Panchot ITS, Merritt 227, Hart
ZIG, Krohne 1873, Taylor los, Jackson 1856, FEEDER
myer l76.
Score at 11-Weston 1872, Rowell 255, Hazael
292, Guyon 2Sl, Ennis 203, Panchot l8S, Mer-
rift 292, Hart 2lS, Krohne 1914, Taylor 1OS,
Jackson 100, Federmyer l78. a
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the score in the
pedestrian match was: Rowell 259, Weston
19O, Guyon 234, Panchot 1856, Merritt 235, Ha-
zael 224, Taylor 10. Ennis 2O5, Krohne 1873.
Jackson 1872, Hart 222, Federmyer 1873.
Score at o'clock-Weston 223, Rowell 28l,
Hazael 251, Guyon 257, Ennis 22O, Panchot
2O3, Merritt 259 Hart M7, Krohne 217, Taylor
100. Jackson 217, Federmyer 1877.
Score at oclock-Weston 229, Rowell 286.
Hazael 254, Guyon 26O, Ennis 22O, Panchot 205,
Merritt 26S, Hart $50, Krohne 22l, Taylor l3l.
Jackson 2l9, Federmyer POI.
Score at S-Weston 233. Rowell 29O, Hazael
26O, Guyon 26s, Ennis 220, Panchot POS. Mer-
Jackson 222, Federmyer 2O5,
Score at 9-Weston 1885, Rowell 295. Hazael
265, Guyon 266. Ennis 22O, Panchot 2O5, Mer-
rift go, Hart 258, Krohne 2z7, TAYLOR 1873.
Jackson 226, Federmyer 200.
Score at 10 o'clock-Weston 24l, Rowell 800.
Hazael 270, Guyon $40, Ennis 220, Panohot 2O5,
Merritt 274, Hart 262, Krohne 231, Taylor 143,
Jackson 229, Federmyer I'll.
At 10 o'clock Rowell had com pleted 30J miles
and laps, which left him just 9 miles and
laps behind Blower Browns record in the last
championship match. The time ON the track
was So hours. Ennis left the track at six min
utes of four clock, and had not returned up
to 10 o'clock. He is now thought to be out of
the race. Guyon retired after completing his
27Oth mile. It is said he has to take stimulants
frequently.
Panchot at 10 o'clock in bed and sick.
be IL affected with nausea, and will not, it il
.~, oo"Ao w WIG VA"0A AOI bVMo tAue. Mer-
rift Is in tine form and is making some rapid
running. Throughout the evening the most
spirited contest seemed to be between Rowell,
Hazael and Merritt. The two latter struggled
manfqlly to pull down the formers lead and
Rexell worked equally we'll in keeping it.
Score at IL o olock-Weston 248, Rowell sos,
Hasael 275. Guyon s70; Ennis 220, Panchot
l45, Jackson 229.
Guyon retired at 9:55 with q score of 27O
miles, and he was still off at II o'clock. He is
gradually falling behind. Hart is doing
well and has recovered entirely from slight
sickness which effected hun early in the day.
Weston was full of fun, as usual, and laughed
and joked.
New York, Sept. 2i.-Hazael, Merritt and
howell, in the order named, marched around
in single file few feet from each other When
one ran they all ran and when one walked they
all walked. They are walking each other
closely. At IL o'clock, the 7Oth hour since the
start. Weston was 81 miles behind his London
ahead of his own record in Gilmore's Garden,
when he won the belt. He is showing fine
staying powers and about III 80 put on burst
OF speed, walking fully six miles an hour. His
style was the exact counterpart of Dan
OLeary and the crowd cheered him tremen-
dously. Weston also received generous ap-
plAuse as he neared the completion of his 25Oth
mile. Weston came along at q rafting pace
and finished his 250th mile ct IL 49, When the
figures went up ON the blackboard the crowd
cheered Justify. Hart finished his 27Oth mile at
L :45, which made him the equal with Guyon.
The latter was in bed and Hart moved up to
fourth place.
Score at IL o'clock-Weston ISL, Rowell 3l0,
Hazael 276, Guyon 270. Ennis 22Q, Panchot 2O5,
Merritt asa, Hart I'll. Krohne 2S9, Taylor $50,
Jackson $40, Federmyer 2l8.
MIDNIGHT.
NEW YoRK, Sept. "a. Betting at midnight
was - follows: 40 to l against Weston, 10 to
against Hazael, 20 to against Guyon, 80 to l
against HART 10 to against Merritt, 10 to I
against Ennis. 100 to against Panchot, 500 to
l against Jackson, $50 to sgainst Krohne.
At half-past IL this morning Merritt had the
track all to himself, nll the others sleeping.
Hart came on the track at 12:45, and was very
stiff; moved very slowly around the track and
seemed to be in pain. The pace is telling on
him.
Score at o'clock: Weston 25l, Rowell 80,
Hazael ZIG, Guyon 270, Ennis 220, Panchot 205,
Merritt 287, Hart 272, Krohne 25S, Taylor $50,
Jackson 26O, Federmyer 25D. Merritt retired
after completing his 287th mile.
AT PROVIDENCE.
PROVIDENCE, Sept. 24.-The sixty-hour walk
ing match between Dobler and Grassland ter
minated tonight. Grassland made 2O6 miles
and 20 laps, and Dobler 400 miles and s laps.
NEW YoHx. Sept. q, $50 4. \. -Panchot and
a,,,r,, 49, rn- Lam 10 NJ