The evening world., 1888-11-28

iiSEls e. MIN hno., awiSll,y, 70 It IN. made M.I him r. feel so Hn goSd
ally frequent and fervant.
THE s A. N. SCORE
Moore, e7 miles Q laps; Herty, POS. 4; nowarth, |
252 4; Littlewood, e4a B; Cartwright "a =; Day, |
a. a. o0''f Gsrs s'4' lii A'SS @Sren ma 81 o2 siss
1871 TS 4; w Teoo s%''n Ro dssi s% VA !. iS SiS 3; t'i Tscr iSl :.
1883, 26H. 4; Littlewood, May, 1855, a6l.A
THE Q A. NJ. SCORE.
2N. Golden, $50; Mason, esq; Conner, eaoS;;
Sol, :; Eison, sCa; Taylor, iN'4; W. Smith, 1877;
the RECORD: ROweii, a0a 2; Albert a7a; Little
wood, 2564 4.
MOORE DROPS PROM ALBERT's RECORD.
At 0 O'Clock Moore's score was less than that OF
Albert at the same hour In his race. This was the
frat time this had occurred since the beginning OF
Howarth was in his hut 55 minutes between 0
and 10 O'Clock for q %rubolng and sponQing. lie
the death. IL he continues he will have a decided
advantage, other things being equal on the last
rruass' away from any Of y the Others for a few miles,
When he resumed, Herty had. heightened the
stretch which separated them 10 l0miles. and Little
wood had caught and passed him a quarter Of o
This gave Littlewood third place again. with at
milOb q iapoi WhiSh bhC ioSb thaL Nm
Charlie towel has the record Tor three days.
S SouE X f Ss sSs. sS1 @', Isee ZAP A a iss sse 'e aissrl scored
99 miles at that hour In his May race, having done
10 miles In the day.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON THE RECORD
The fact that Moore Is 80 many miles behind the
record Of Rowell leads to much misapprehension
on the part Of tyros, The go-as-yon please is
rather than Of speed. and a ped Who has made a
study OF this variety Of race and arrived at the
Rowei had scored at noon on "Wednesday
in his race in 1884 s7 miles. Paddy Fitzgerald,
Il, ina, iS saar, hs sa, s %sns on only for ego s'ao, %i'1 Sour at
longer and beat ali former records making 6iO
miles, and Jimmie Albert, who scored but ess3
WHY OLD SPORT KEEPS ON.
Old Sport Campana and Three-score Rlson.
twelfth and thirteenth In the race, and without Q
ghost OF n chance of covering the b2S miles neces-
sary to entitle them 10 a share in the division Of
creakins ike rusty hinges and their faces full Of
patient suffering.
This 3 Why's }esterday a Dozen diS FER people
whose sense OF the ludlcrous or whose compassion,
OF some other emotion was touched, went down to
the feuco and reached over to the Bridgeport
and one gentleman gave SIS 10 Jamp.na's wife.
carded aged war horse he smells the scent Of bat
tie and nres up for the fray, he has IN recollection
nj eded Sa5 miles, he was the only man who failed
to do so out Of seven who nnished the race, and
the audience chipped $500 into o hat for his benefit.
THE II A. N. scoRE.
Howarth, 26O. .: Cartwriaht, 25S. !; Day. 25s. 9;
Golden, 1is. 4; Mason, 94oi Conner, 234; Hart, 2sa;
s aals;n Tsyi tss' 100; ". Smith. iis4. ); s%yIy. ia1.S;
The record: Rowell. SOL 8; Albert, as2 o; Fitz-
Mrs. Cathcart, the handsome wife Of James
Albert Cathoart aud another lady, occupied q box
during the morning, and cheered the peds on their
Moore has got word that twenty-five of his
Philadelphia friends will come on to look at him
tonight.
ALBERT THINKS THEY'LL BREAK THE RECORD.
"This race has been phenomenal in many
ways" said Jimmy Albert, near noon to-day.
forty-eighth hour, a thing never saw before, and
at this hour there are q half dozen men IN front,
m nl%S'1 M "a 4 O Ss los, to S Si% Il he lsl sioS Sp els to p ri s'a a
II have Just talked with Moore. He is in good
form aud says nobody can rattle him, nor get him
OF his schedule. He IL running on my schedule,
calculating to do better than / did on Saturday;
day,, having plenty Of lime TO finish in."
OF Herty and nowartn Albert said, with a shake
n WA Howartn cannot win. nor can he beat
Herty. Herty only tires himself by squirting, and
he % mot usually so foolish. never saw len men
in this race, and my record will surely be broken.
THE SCORE AT 10 N.
Moore, 2S6 miles Q laps; herty, 27a q; Little
wood, 900. o; Howarth,. a6N. 3; Cartwright 26o. Z;
Day, go; Golden, 26i. 2; Mason. ga. 3:Connor, ea1. o;
| Hari, 2Sl; Noremac, 23S. ]; Campana, 220.4; Vnt,
2l2. /; Elson, 218; Taylor, 2N; w. Smith, l9S;
Smyliy, 1870. b; Peach. l89.
The Record-ROwell. aoT. 9; Albert 2sS.o o; Lit
tlewood, 2si.6
In the sIxiieth hour Of his record breaking race
| Albert ran ak miles, and he ran twenty miles In
Tue next four hours; but ne did not touch the
record of Howell till the seventy-ninth hour-tha!
"A, at 8 o'clock on the morning OF 1hnIsIay-and
ne was again behind the record OF Hszael ~ the
ninety-ninth hour; that OF Fitzgerald from tue one
hundfedih to tue one hundred and fourteenth
hour, except at the one hundred and twelftnn, when
he fed him, and he wGs again behind HazaeIb
Pecorl from The one hundred and. tweniy-ihird 70
the one hundred and thlrtY-second hour.
uTTLEwooD rms GREATEST BATTER.
Lttlewood 10 the greatest eater OF all the pedS.
THIS morning he ate not less Than eleven lamp
chops for breakfast, washlng4hem oown Win two
larre bowls Of oatmeal Cruel made BY the VIE Oh
Happy jack Smith.
Sam nay ahared a dozen saddle rocks on the hall
shell with Cartwright, the men LrjakiAsting ~
Moore had q lunch OF chops. and sfter 1t en-;
loved q fragrant cigar as he ran. lie has q gooa
appetite, apd sleeps well when no mas q cnance'
THE SCORE AT I =. n.
Moore, 2i miles 8 laps; Hertz, 2s3,9; Lille
wood, ga. o.; howarth. sOa " CArIwrlgah -soO.oi
For ThSaksEIvinR Dinnoi-.
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