The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-04
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hts power to toss the red-legged phantom In the
dark background.
THE PHANTOM BEHIND HOWELL.
At noon four miles separated tho substance
~ the shadow ths ghost gliding Past the the
sosry .se %s cc"et 81, NJ mas
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st,iG;3s. snd Howell had made 81 miles since
have 10 t 60 beyond The Cos si miles mapped Out
Up to E. NJ. Fitzgerald had been of the
passed The afternoon steadily travelling
possibiy no one IN tn3 Garden ds, knew S tha az
w record Ur Ss s n tho
part Of the race; consequently there was no
~ O'clock the band bri.kly PLAYED The
howell. who had been 40 andy walking az close
Nth each other. broke into q run. and a. a
at covered we're ~. "a Sa ap
walk again and Fitzgerald. who timed bis
movemsntS By noySesIsl did the same M, !, ,,..,
s nos nut %es 81 ms sna %s
vail until in front Of the scorers, stand: There
isoEsd like s!rest q DARK paint. and started
strained. every nerve to set ahead, but
ram WIFE VICE S 81 as Strides ts
Rowsll and kept up with apparent ease. They
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appeared 70 get eonsidernbls encouragement.
ins : score OF pounds thinner than when he
entered the race ran around the track stead
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kcti1s up The .aTdps IT, Nth his he
his way home from long and iruitls;s search
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he was on the track. He stuck to his habit OF
Ss.ryine !hinss sIanE Ht b, belt ne latest be-
tltzgsrald's score at o'clock was $685. miles,
ard Rowelrs W.: ss4 p miles. TIE greatest ex q;
Sody dividsd BIZ attention between the walkers
At 5:as Tie Garden was in a tumul.. Ro.rs.
cheers. yells. and the noise OF hand clapping
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zone up cpposite FitsysEaid's name: The tu:,
H9s BECAME storm: me fran nI waving ,hSt Of
yind torn: Fl'fysrsia xslksd along hall 3
hs vent inside: Ills score wa. 5s5E miles:
seorsrs he stopped and said,
How much more to BEAT the record"
Tho s.eAldsr aa .a' i POUNDED around the
upt hs SSoa miles PIE va to q. credit
q miputes so seconds ahead Of Hazael. the for
mstW Shh:mpion .o,,. ~ >. IN. =, ,h. .,,.,
Not until they call me-" said Fitzgerald;
svsa soi miles f on Il. he score so.rd ' VIII" ao
Two minutes afterward Rowel! took to the
/. h.a .p hc.o wa.
shout from the crowd around the huts. Fisz-
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bad done before. Fitzgerald had changed his
travelling one lap.
This was the score at p. NJ:
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.5i9'S Elson .5I6A
Noremao .5i3
Ats O'Clock I'VE policemen marohe ed along the
t,acs ana ststioaaed themselves s between ths
there. to prevent Fitzgeralds enthusiastic
friends from breaking down the picket fence
and hugging him.
Noremac appeared In . cardigan jacket and
peaked Scotch plaid cap and trunks. He had
slept for more than three hours. and travelled