Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-30
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
SPORTING.

Termination Of the New York Walk.
New YoRK, May 2S.-The score Of the
pedestrians at IL N. stood: Vint, 657
Hughes, 54S; Sullivan, $50; Fitzgerald,
$40; Howard, i95; Hazael, $50; Dono'
van, 474; Curran, 45l; Dufrane, 49,
Glow and Tttlewood have Withdrawn
The former with 5Os miles TO his credit,
and the latter with $50.
The 2 O'Clock score stood: vint, $50
Sullivan, 545. Hughes, 544; Fitxeerald,
5lS; Howard, 5l3; Hazael, 40; Dono-
van, $50: Dufrane, 457; Curran, 456.
The Graphic has the following
REGARDING Clovis withdrawal: The
agents OF certain pool firm
have been seen ofun in CLOVIS
quarters, and thereafter Glow was OBJ
served to slacken his pace and he per.
mitted Hughes, who was third man, to
gain CLOVIS place. Att o'clock this morn.
ing. when he had scored his 502d mile,
he entered the cabin and shortly after
wards emerged dressed in every day
clothes and announced he would walk
no longer. O'leaIy was sent Tor and
in response to his inquiries why be had
quit the walk, Glow said he was afraid
he would not get his & ,te money, and d
this was so why should he make fool
of himself any longer. 81 will
stay until finish," he said at length
iii you'll give me $500 cash in hand. y
O'Leary replied that he would see that
he received 500. THAT won't do,
said Glow, 81 want the money plsnked
down here before take another step.
O'Leary declined to &c, eds to his re-
quest and the malcontent lett the track
and Eat down near the main entrance
where he whinned that he had been
left pennies and had not then enough
money to take him back to Boston,
Later he left the garden. He is be
lieyed to have received from $500 tC
$4,000 for playing this little game. A
large amount OF money was wagered al
the commencement that Hughes would
secure the second place.
The walk ended tonight with the
following score: Vent, $751; miles; Sui
livan, 500; Hughes, 1921; Fitzgerald
$50; Howard. SIS; Donovan, 500
Glow, 5O2; Hazael. 800: Httlewood
4SO.; Dufrane, 47ll, and Curran, 1891
Cornell VIII Challenge the winner.
NKw YORK, May 2S.-The Cornell
University crew. consisting OF A. III
Cowles, OF Cleveland, o.; John Lems
J. S. Allen, of Auburn, N. Y; j. n. d.
Shinkle, Rochelle. ILL.,, and J. f. Read
Brooklyn, n. ", left for England To-
day on the steamer England. They
we're accompanied IRON the st. Nicholas
Hotel to the steamer by q large number
OF friends, who wished them success
and heartily cheered them as the vessel
left the deck.
Diamond Dust.
BUFFALO, May 2s.-Troy 0, L. 0. O.
0, 3, J., 0-5. Budaloes 0, ., 0, 0, 2, 0, o,
0, o..
CLEVELAND, O., May 2s.-Worcesters
0, 0, O, 0, 0. 0, 0, l, OIL. Cleveland 3, o.
., 0, 4, 9, CO., oil.
New YORK, May 2s -Metropolitans,
|; Atlantics, l; eleven innings.
ST. LOUIS, May 2S-The Cincinnati
Reds played an exhibition game with
the st. Louis Browns this evening. The
following is the result: st. Louis 3, ], O.
], 3,3, 3 2-l6. Cincinnati 3 0, O.
l., !, Is.
Howard Wins the San Francisco Match
SAN Francisco, May % -The wo
mems six day walking match was won
by the following score: Howard, 3Gi
Lachappele. 1858; Young, 3il: Sher.
man, $50. Financially the affair seem,
to have been fizzle.