Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11
BLACK DAMS VICTORY.

Blower Browns Record Eclipsed--Th'
Negro Hart Scores 565 Miles in Six Days
and Wins The O'Leary Belt and Consider
able Cash.
New York, April 10.-In the O'Leary belt
contest Hart is now certain, barring acct
dent, to beat the record of Blower Brown
and secure the special purse of $1,000 given
in addition to his share in the gate money
etc. Eight o'clock score-Hart, 5l2; Pc
gram, 499; Dobler, 487: Howard, 487; Allen
473; Krohne, 468; Williams, 463; Hanama-
ker, 401.
Twelve o'clock score-Hart, 529 miles,
Pegram, 517; Dobier, 800; Howard, 5O2
Allen, $50; Krohne, 484; Williams, 48l
Hanamaker, 415.
A special prize of very valuable chain Is
offered for the pedestrian making the largest
number of miles to-day. Up to l O'Clock
this afternoon Howard led with SO miles to
his credit Williams, 49, Pegram and Allen,
each, AZ; Krohne, 10; Dobler, IL; Hart, 80,
and Hanamaker, &c, respectively. The total
admissions up to 1 o'clock this morning ag-
gregated $43, 1872. One-fourth of this amount
represents the share Of the walkers. Hart
will doubtless receive about $4,000, besides
the sweepstake of $1,000.
Two o'clock score-Hart, 535; Pegram,
523; Howard, $40; Dobler, 507; Allen, 497:
Krohne, 1893; Williams, 400; Hanamaker,
422.
M-Hart, $40; Pegrsm, 527; Howard,
515; Dobler, 511; Allen, 500; Krohne, 497;
Williams, sol; Hanwaker, 489.
At 4:30 P. NJ. pleasing incident occurred,
Hanamaker, the baker, was laboring to make
$50 miles when Dobler overlook him and
chatting with him as they logged along soon
brought the pace into q run. Dobler was
loudly cheered. On the second lap Hama
maker was given basket of flowers, and the
trio carried it one lap.
At ) o'clock the band stopped, and the
pedestrians watched for final speeds.
at o'clock Hart had made $50 miles,
five and one-fourth miles better than the best
record for the time. He then ran round the
track, carrying an American flag, and re-
ceiyed thunder of applause.
At 6:32 prolonged applause greeted the
announcement that Hart had equalled
Browns score of 553 miles in an hour and
three-q quarters less time. He started on q
run, bearing broom wrapped in the stars
as fresh as at the start, the applause was
deafening. Allen and DobIer, waiting on
the track, waved their handkerchiefs and
congratulated him on the achievement
Dobler then broke into a run and kept
with Hart for lap, amid the widest demon
STATIONS of enthusiasm.
At 7:30 Hart gave an exhibition of fast
walking, which after three laps he changed
into run, the crowd drowning the music OF
the band with the shout, $50 it, Black Dan. y
Dobler and Howard kept the champion COM
pany for time in this dash.
At o'clock Hart appeared clad in blue
and white and as he passed a box four ladies
decked him with sash and sceptre, Jay
Bee, who departed from the track twy days
ago, reappeared in his salmon tights and was
Kissed and hooted continuously as he moved
around
At 8:11 Hart finished his 56Oth mile.
At 1923 Hanwaker completed 450 miles,
securing about $51 for his labors and pains.
Howard, Pegram and Hart linked arms and
ran once around the track and soon after
wards Dobler and Howard together carried a
floral gift which had just been presented the
former. The cheers at this time for Chi
caeo's game representation were deafening.
The O'Leary belt was fastened on "Black
Dan" and he then made the last lap of the
greatest six day race on record, finishing So
miles and 165 yards at 9:24:30 P. NJ.
The total score is as follows: Hart 565
Pegram 5438; Allen 52514; Krohne SIG;
Dooler 531: Howard 53458; Hanwaker 50$5.
The following table shows the time of rest
ga IN made with the lODoaSt rest.