The Pedestrian's Record

THE PEDESTRIAN'S RECORD. 201 -9 R unning H igh J ump (taking off from a wooden block).—6ft., by F. Theo­ bald, at Bayswater, September I, 1851. R unning H igh J ump (with weights).—6ft. fin., T. F. Kearney, Brooklyn, New York, September 5,1886. R unning W ide J ump .—21ft. 6|in., by E. A. Johnson, at Guelph, Ontario, Canada, October 13, 1879; 20ft. 5in., by S. Muir and J. Young, at Dalkeith, September 11, 1869. R unning W ide J ump (with weights).—29ft. 7in., by J. Howard, at Chestei Race Course, May 8, 1854 (used 51b. dumb-bells), taking off from a block of wood 2ft. long, ift. wide, wedge shaped, 3i n - thick, and raised 4 inches; 23ft. 3|in., by C.H. Biggar, at Guelph, Ontario,Canada, October 13, 1879 (used i61b. weights). P ole J ump.— 10ft. iciin., by g. Musgrove, at Cockermouth, 1866; 10ft. 9i n -» by D. Anderson, at Bridge of Allan, August 6, 1870. S tanding H op , S tep, and J ump.— 32ft. 6in., byE. A. Johnson, at Guelph, Ontario, Canada, July x, 1881. S tanding H op , S tep, and J ump (with weights).—40ft. 2in., by D. Anderson, Fort Eyemouth, July 24, 1865; 34't- 1 lii n - > hy E. A. Johnson, at Guelph, Ontario, Canada, October 13, 1879. R unning H op , S tep,and J ump.— 48ft. 8in., by T. Burrows, atWorcester, Mass., U.S.A., October 18, 1884. L ongest F lying J ump (third of three stand). —16ft. 4in., by J. Darby, at Westminster Aquarium, November 8,1888. Two S tanding J umps (with 191b. weights).—26ft. 2in., by J. Darby, at the Royal Aquarium, Westminster, November 10,1888. T hree S tanding J umps (with we g ts).—41ft. 7in.,by J. Darby (of Dudley), Westminster Aquarium, London, November 5, 1888 ; 39ft- 3i n -' ^ Sullivan, St. Catherine's, Canada, August 17) 1885. F ive S tanding J umps (without weights).—55ft. 2in., by H. W. Johnson, at St. Louis, U.S.A., September 4, 1888. S even S tanding J umps (with weights).—96ft. 4in., by J. Darby,Manchester, July 2, 1887. T en S tanding J umps.— 109ft. 2in., by H. M. Johnson, St. Louis, U .S.A., September 19, 1886.