The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

Kernood'e, Do.; Asdenoa, a M; Hell /,
neken, IS ~; (Here Field ~ announced |
- having 6niabed In third nile in IS N
Dsvi', A! n; DAvson. - N; Young. ~
m; Parker, So; Bagby and Sege'baun
So m.
ANOTHER REIIRH
Shortly before completing his fourth
mile. Field retired, remaining only . fev
however. vhes be again took the
track, .shorn "f his white vert and standing
collar. and struck out At . gait lhst usde
his friends f-rl more confident. H~sneken
had also lril the track short time before.
He, too, showed mp immeuae when he r.
turned.
WINE FOR TWO.
Here il was that Ms4srs. Field and Roll
had sick friend around the Gunner and
they stepped behind ihe scenes. An empty
wine hottie, after their departure. showed
that they had carefully I.ok-i after tina,
fsienl!'s health and their own, iO.., in Ill
probability. Roll complsipe.i of blister
On his foot. bat again took the track. com-
plotting five miles aud one lap in one hour
and ten m,nnie..
MORE MUSIC.
The musicians having hrea 40 bu.ily en-.
gagged in g,z;ng At the walkers that Nd mu-
sic had been furnished for sosne tiwe, Capt.
Bridges stepped IN the front, and requested
them, II not aIeeP, toplsy something lively.
A the music commenced, il seemed 70 in
-pire one and all, and for fev minutes the
walking was Of lively character.
OFF FOR GOOD.
Charlie Roll, after walking six miles and
two laps in one hour and forty -seven min
uie., left tbs track for good. Up TO this
time he had been walking remark ably yell.
and vas looked upon By many - winner
If either 6rst or second prisea. A large
blister IN the little toe Of hin left foot did
the work. Charlie IL . graceful walker. but
he ssys be don't want sny more four hour
matches in his.
ANDERSON AND KeRNOODLE.
Al ten O'Clock both Anderson and Ker-
noodle had accomplished over eleven miles
and still walking at rapid psc~. They had
pressed each closely iron the start for frst
place. Two minut.s later Young va an.
nounced ut eleven miles, and at 1909 Pa
ker and Dsvis had slso completed eleven
miles. At10l2 Andenon he'd made twelve
miles, while Kesnoodle finished his twelfth
mile one minute later, amid great spplause.
At this time there we're only seven men on
the track, the other four resting.
DAVIS REnREs.
Al 1925, Davis had completed twelve
miles. lacking Two lspa, when be left the
track for fifteen minutes. He had been
wearing pair Of loo quarter shoes. which
became filled up with the sawdust, making
il most difficult 10 walk. Otherwise he
vas feeling veil. Davis Vas one Of sh(
m0et graceful walker on the track.
CHARLIE PARKER,
whom many thought aI the outaet would b
! unable To make over six Or seven wilea
had, 1t 1914, made fourteen miles. Az il
Vas announced BY the referee, loud shout
went up from tie asae0blase, and good
words we're spoken for the boy on every
hand. Andenon and Kernoodle finishes
their fifteenth mile in IA and 2:l6 respect
lively, and Young finished the sAme distance
in 2s3.
After making nix and ooe-hslf miles. u
something over too houn. concludes
u quit, ~ did Heineken on his ninth mil,
and Davis on his fourteenth. None o
them were played out, but Il Was eviden
that neither of the prisrs could be won b,
them, and they did not care 10 walk fo
glory.
Al . quarter past eleven O'Clock III,
hand again commenced playing, and Par
kes and Bagby gagged in running severa
Lays, to the great delight of the audience
who spplsnded loudly. Up 10 this time
Andenaou, Kernoodle and Parker vere ih
only oNes Who had not left the track dur
ing the match, and they, soeethe
With Myers aud Basby, we're the only one
walking, the other seven hsving gone ON
To zee . friend. Myers alao aoon retired.
Al half-past eleven O'Clock, Neck Inch
be Of Inch johnson fame, left his seai j,
the audience and valsed tvo Lays, ai
rapid psce, with Parker, but the referee
Capt. Bridges. called him 70 order, ssyio
that IL vss ont Of place for anv outsider Z
wslk With . contestant, and Inch t0ok
back seat.
PARKER OFF.
Al 11:iO Parker left the track for good
For the past hour he had been almns =
pale ~ death, and il vas evident TO Oh
audience that he Was walking with grra
difficulty. He did nobly and need not b
ashamed of hiS record.
ANDERSON PAINTS
A minute az lwo after Parker left III
track. Anderson and Kesuoodle indulge,
in hurst Of speed, running Tour or e.
lapa. when Andess0o fsinted and fell &
the 6oor. He va carried to the back q
the stage and restorstives applied. Kes
noodle was four laps behind Ander~s
when he tainted, and from that time h
took il leisurely, completing his twentieth
mile in three houn and City minute.
amid loud cheering. Andersou made nins
teen miles and four laps in three bous
and City minutes.
THE PRIzES
The hrSt prize oil $lO went 10 kern0OtIIt
the second 20 Anderoa and The leaahe
medal TO Charlie Roll. The bnquet ~
awarded to M. Samuel Myen, OF the Esxl
clothing siorr, ~ the mnas graceful Wake
Capt. Bridges pFesenied esch Of the couiea
: ants With their respective prizes, and mad
. very neat little speech In % doing.
THE CROWD.
|; Fully iSnr hundred people were In Q,
tendance. and they showed their appr0vs
Of the proceedings By frrqusni oniL1ml
) of applsuse. Taken ell 10 al, the mate
wss . sncces.. and sl<akn veil Tor The MAJ
asement.
Il THE 8nHPu
amounted 10 SO. which psys al expeas,
and leaves little pin money over.
ANDERsON's CONDITION..
Al Ills this morning Ander.oa 80 rest
ing easy st the Office Of d.. Jones, vhes
> he VS. carried from the hsll. The dssct6
stated that the young man vss ~ pec.
rious condition, and that it would rsquil
several dsya before h. h I'll right aeai,