The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-11
THE TRAMP EMBED.
The COIOred Boy Gets Away
with the Belt.

New York, 10-In the O'Leary
belt contest Hart is now certain, bar
ring accident, TO beat the record OF
Blower Brown, and secure the special
prize Of $1,000 given in addition to
his share in the gate money, etc.
s O'Clock score Hart, 5l2; Peg
ram, 499; Doblsr, 487; Howard, 487;
Allen, 473; Krohne. 46s; Williams,
464; Hanswaker, 401-
II o'clock Hart, $50; Pegram,
517; Dobler, 900; Howard, sos; Allen,
400; Krohne, 4S4; Williams, 48l,
Hanawaker, 415.
The special prize, valuable chain,
for the pedestrian who makes the
most miles to-day, will probably 60
to Howard, who has 55 miles,
Williams has 48, Pegrsm and Allen
AZ each, Dobler Al, Hart 80.
There have been $4,000 admissions.
Hart will doubtless receive So. coo
besides the sWeepstske of $500.
Score at 2 o'cIock-Hart, $50;
Pegram, 523; Howard. $40; Dobler,
507; Allen. 497; Krohne. 492; VIII
liams, 400; Banawaker, 422.
8 o'clock-Hart, $40; Pegram,
527; Howard, 525; Dobler, 61l; Allen,
502; Krohne. 497; Williams, 495;
Hanawaker. 426.
4 o'clock-Hsrt, 543; Pegrsm, $50;
Howard, $40; Dobler. 5l5; allen,
506; Krohne, SOL; Williams. 497;
HanaWaker, 43l.
At 4.S0 a pleasing incident &C.
Cured. Hanawaker, the baker, was
aboring to make $50 miles, when
Dobler o7ertook him, and chatting
with him as they logged along, soon
brought the pace into run. Dobler
was loudly cheered on the second lap.
Hanawaker was given a basket OF
flowers and the two carried 1t one lap.
At 5 O'Clock the band stopped and
the pedestrians prepared for the final
squirt. at 6 O'Clock Hart had made
500 miles, 81 miles better than the
best record for the time. He taen
ran around the track, carrying
the American flag and received
thunders of applause. At 6.32 pro-
longed applause greeted the az
nouncement that Hart had equalled
Browns score of 553 miles In A less
time. He started on a run bearing
a broom wrapped in the stars and
stripes, and be ran around seemingly
as fresh as at the start. Tue applause
we're deafening, and Allen and
| D0hler waiting on the track waived
their handkerchiefs and congratulated
him on tle achievement. Doblei
then also broke into run and Kept
with Hart for a lap, amid the Widest
demonstration of enthusiasm. Al
7 Is Hart gave an exhibition OF fast
walking, which after 8 laps he changed
INTO run, tie crowd drowning the
music OF the baud with shouts OF go
it, Black DAN" Dobler and Howard
kept the champion company for a
time in this da n. Ats O'Clock Hart
appeared clad in blue and white, and
az be passed a box foar ladies
decorated him with sssh.
The spectre Jaybee. who de-
parted from the track two days ago,
reappesred in his salmon tights and
was Missed and hoo,ed continuously
as be moved round. At 611 Hart
finished his 560th mile; at 6.2S
Hanswsk9r completed $50 miles,
securing about S53 tor his labor5 and
pains of a week. Howard, Pegram
and Hart, linked, ran once around
the track, and soon afterwards Dobler
and Howard together carried floral
gift which had just been presented
the former. The cheers at this time
Tor Chicago's game representative
were deGfening. The O'Leary belt
vas fastened on Black Dan, and he
then made his last lap of the greatest
six days race on record, finishing 500
miles 165 yards at Q q. so. The total
score ia as follows: Hart, 565 miles;
Dobler, 531; Pegram, 54355; Howard
434s; Allen, 5254; Williams, 509SS /;
Krohne, SIG; Hanawsker. 450S. The
following table shows the time OF the
rests of each man, with the longest
rest: