Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06
kAEL'S GREAT WALK.
klNG FROM TINE TRACK 4
CrOR WITH 900 MILES.
NyiOys Records Beat On. FIFE.
ID second, N..Yenac THIRD,
Pa Fourth, HUGHES Fl1ih,
SlIlVan Comes In Last.

b Fourth, Hughes Finh,
SlliVan Comes In Last.
p-as- you please match at Madi-
|Are Garden, New York, ended on
y night in a victory for Hazael
Hfhe track with q score Of 600
= his credit. and has beaten all
y records Fitzgerald was
9iNoremac third, Hart fourth,
SRfth and Sullivan brought up
All having passed the boun'
J, they will all share In the
ley. After substracting the ex-
8azael will receive half of what
Fitzgerald will get twenty
n, Noremac twelve per cent,
hit per cent, Hughes six per
h Sullivan four per cent. Fltz-
eceives in addition his thous.
bars entrance money, and Haz-
ps in the eight thousand dollars
BY the others and receives his
u dollars back. 1t has been a
fohtable in vestment for him.
b is something marvellous. The
tscore heretofore was that made
gerald in December, when he
E5s2 miles He has done won
well In this race, considering
In he was under 50 short a time
he other great records have been
\ Vint, 57s miles; Sullivan, 500;
56S; Kowell, 5tj6; Hart and
B, 565. Hazael has already
Allenged, in behalf, it is suppos.
Awetl, who cannot bear to retire
track a beaten man. He takes
at very sorely. He is badly
down. IL is possible that he
able to beat Hazael's time IN
ture race, but it is not ilnproba-
his best days on the track are
|binutes before nine Hazasl, In
eed shirt aud drawers and black
fnnks, walked around tn track
jgle lap by the side of Fitzger,
eu the two fell into an easy
in this way kept together till
had achieved the score, nn !
IN pedesttiaDisn, of 600 mile. |
mile was completed at 8, 81
champion and Fitzgerald were
M front of the scorers stand, |
played, Referee Busby stood
fths jeweled whip and "pop"
d stood on a chair and address
Ael said:
great performance of 600 miles
bnsecutive hours and in the
N contested races, against the
9en OF two continents, makes
titul trophy, which | now pre-.
bu on behalf Of Mr.. Bushy, the
cnl y emblemaLic Of the long
championship of the world.
n Nniy wish, as well as that of
fsseln hlcd, that you may long
10y the honors which you have
45took the whip, made an awk.
Qbways duck with his head,
NAs presumably intended for
lnd then Hazael and Fitzgerald
Irewel circuit of the track /
Mhich they made 80 many
11les and on which they had
highest pedestrian honors of
THE FINAL SCORE.
BPs rec 'rd wnen he finally left
3 was 600 miles and l lap, Fifz
made 577 miles; Norenac, 555
Hart, 542 miles and 2 laps;
535 miles; Sullivan, 525 miles.
NJ contest end I'd with an eX.
walk by two email boys. The
ttmc when each man left the
= as follows: Sullivan, G.53;
Mas; HUGHES, S.43; Hart, S.42
e15; Fitzgerald, 9.l5.
NJ officially ended at 9.l5. The
Ieting time of each man who
ltOuRh to the finish was as fcl-
Hazael, 80 2l.35; Fitzgerald,
Nor mac, 32,65. 20; Hart, 3O.4l-
Jbs, 30 IL Al; Sullivan, 33 l3.45
neiOre the close of the walk
EEBu>by was served with an :
ut on money supposed to be / {
pesession belonging to Hart. /
ehnent was for $313 and was c
n by j. W. Luke. As soon as
Nieft the track they were i'm t
4 removed by their friends to a
sels and quarters outside the
Augbes and Sullivan being the q
N TO leave. Before 10 O'Clock 1
Pm was deserted save by the t
and employees. II
he WALKERS WILL DIVIDE. /
1eiprs of the walk up to ten j.
|kturday morning are az fol-
3cnday, 81, ,i5l; Tuesday, S5,-
hesday. 3,252; itnrsdav S5 s
w. SS 4W. S,turdav g. III.
6C5. teceived for nrivilryes
rand total s4y o4O ~, hi,
added SaturdIv's rera;nt. h
MI he ,yrnuu tOtDl IN ah,ut A
round numbers From this a
hbtract'd d $4,000 for rent and '
Ay for runujnp exneDsps ,palf. i,