The evening world., 1888-11-26
PRICE N CENT.
Nolan, aNci c. smith. 90. q; curly, rs :; THY.
rHR RIVAL BaITovs.

THR RIVAL BRIToNs.
There - q long-standing and bitter rivalry be-
tween Lttlewood. Cartwright and George
some to America to settle their dinaculs
yes, Ihey 90 not speak even when running abreast
on me track, anu each has expressed in private
q determination to wipe out tue others, from q
nedestrianlc point OF view.
OF tue three, Mason I, the most prepossessins.
nui puht on about the same pattern as Jimmie
,ISSGauidered, well rounded and hard Of g asss.
aud he has a CHEEKY, good-natured word for an;
one who speaks to MN as he runs.
on he runs nn, lightly ana easily though he Is appar-
wright ana ne 10 not quite so steady In mis- work as
Cartwright is Masonic opposite In temperament
he Is u kicker, finding fanlt with the scorers, his
trnlnera, aud everybody else. He ia q rapid and
araceIui runner. but is inclined TO peter out
Littlewood is a rigid trainer and is doclle and
perfectly submissive to his trainer during the
These three ran close together all night long,
eaon seeming 10 be dogaing the Others, and
teSsd1i OF any advantage winch might be OBJ
HRRTy IN AIBFRr's SCHEDULE. ayt
Dan Herty, however, who IL looked upon N O
coming man in this race, made no effort. to over
even tenor of hta way, runnina very nearly on inc
scneuule followed by Jimmie Albert In the race In
which he made the record, 6si miles.
Dillon, the man who has been o sure winner In
two races, and forfeited them through losing his
temper and quitting the track, ran In good trim
All night, ns carroty hair being strongly con-
uasted with bright green tights and cap.
y THE 8 O'CLOCK SCORE. by
The score NJ & o'clock this morning showed Lat
uewood to be 2 miles 4laps behind the record made
BY Hazael N 1881, when no covered 600 miles In
Littewood had 81 miles TO his credit, while Al
bert In hrs championship race had covered only 30
miles, and In the May race, In which Lttlewood
covered 9l miles, no stood at SO miles 2 laps.
These figures show It to be almost an impossibil-
Nv for either OF the men TO beat Charley koweilia
twenty-four-hou record of $50 miles B95 yardA
The score: Littlewood, 81; Cartwright, 51.1;
Moore, o.; Hart. 30 q; Mason, 11.4; Common, 80:
Howarth, 30. Z; Elson, 20. !; Craig, 40; HeRelman,
H. 8; GoIden, a.; Herty, ~ Q; Hughes, II; More
mae, dk 8; vint, Al. 4; PEACH 30 o; Dillon, 81. 4:
Day, 4A9; desmond, 1851; Taylor, 1917;
q. q; Mahoney, rs 81 Rafferty,, 33.5; Huffman,
S2; Van Ness, 80; Myerly, ~. 81; serpt. Kraemer,
aA4; w. smith. 10; Nolan, 80. d; G. smith. "a y:
Curley, f.a. WtN'
7t THE . O'CLOCK SCORE Ns Nb
The scoro at . O'Clock stood: LIttlewood. 90
miles; Cartwright, sos; Moore, Bs 4; Hart, 81. q;
59.2; ,raig, 4G.6; HeRelm an, 5L2: Golden, 81. q;
Herty, 81 miles . lats; Hughes, b6 miles 4 lars;
Noremac, 81 mlles Q laps; Vint, % miles 0 laps;
Peach. - miles 0 laps; Dillon, 80 mica 0 laps;
bay 81 miles 3 laps; Desmond, out; Taylor, "A
miles 3 Mps; Brown, rs miies 9 la,s;
smylly. u mlles 4 laps; Campana, As miles
tlaps; Lewis tBurns's unknown, % miles, 6laps;
Molony, te miles 0 laps: liatTeIty's Unknown. 81 n;
Hoffman, sa4; Van Nest, 4a 5; My@riy, 81. g.
W. smith, "a. o; Nolan. Is 3; G. Smith, a. {; Cur-
lev. a, F