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The sport of ultrarunning during the 19th century was filled with strange tales that are unthinkable
and shocking to us today. This book highlights the most bizarre, shocking, funny, and headscratching
true stories that took place in extreme long-distance running, mostly during a 30-year
period that began about 1875 when tens of thousands of people would pay to watch runners
compete for days indoors. It was their version of a reality show, hoping to see runners break down
and do bizarre things.Tales include: fistfights on the track, strange hallucinations experienced
while trying to run for six straight days, love scandals, corruption and bribery that crept into the
sport, sickness, death, and even murder.These stories were discovered by scouring thousands of
newspaper articles published in the era with amazing details. They were often front-page stories in
the New York Times, Boston Globe, Chicago Times, San Francisco Examiner, and other widely
read newspapers. The drama-filled stories were serious best sellers, resulting in Extras being
printed during races and telegrams sent worldwide.