New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AQUATICS.

AQUAllOS'
The four-oared shell race yesterday between
the Neptune and ArgOnaut Clubs, over the threenlle
course from the can buoy opposite New-Brghton, s. L.
to the lighthouse at the entrance of Newark Bay, was
renewal of the old contest the championship OF the
Kills" in which the Neptunes have always been sue
ceesfnl The defeats of the Argonaut Club however
have been spur drive its men to more vigorous at
tempts and ultimate success. In their pullng Sester
do both clubs showed the effects Of hard and persistent
training but the Argonauts made better selection for
their bow oar than did the Neptunes whose HluIe
i'm great due 10 the miserable steering OF
their how oar" The start made shOfty aIutr
n m and was witnessed by a large number OF
people who thronged the upper decks OF numerous
ttearners and sailing vessels and crowded the staten
island shore The Argonauts took the lead and main
taned it the end OF the course, closely iooWsd Oy
the Neptunes, who were only 10 SECONDS oehhu' Ae-
Argonaut, 1875; Neptune, 1913
THE TURF.
The entries for the purses to be trotted tor
at the Fleetwood Park Autumn meeting, closed last
night in Johnsons Pool Rooms, at Twenty eghthst and
Broadway. with the following:
TUESDAY No o-For horse. 5 sat - haze ,g, q'v1r
A. olmts e. Gloser A. Patiers98s m Aee BIo~nt bi >
Dawes. $ Maphs & Victor j. d. fIIlPi' ~ T R, D. M F1a ny
Osborn. II c,ses Blk m LADY Byos '" L. D'''' L.
PURSE No s2Oo that have beaten 229i to
b. n Galee . D Mace, g. GRAY Eiy D Pliers g . Lot
ery " II. Van Cots b. N. Tennessee o. T. Auaee' m LA''
"TTsTp,r Oct 3-Pue No D sOFor horses that have neve
/ NrQtg n
20 Waiter; J. H. Phihpss g g. Jaek Draper; W. WelnyS3'
! Nelugton T. W. h NeeAss OlA' T. Asu' D''D' " " ~
KEGS b. m. Young Thorn. - ,.... q. 90 4 m,
IN sst $50 10 second third 800 70 fourth J. j. L0Ves or
o Young Bruno. 3 j. R9ckwels Joe Brown s. j. faulug
b. e. George. ~ Rel,ey's b. s. b. SSiL . A. -
| Gomet q J. W Briggs b. Lady Ross. l. NJ Rodens D. 3
I'd J. J. Bowers Ben. Faser H. r. AAAes' g.
| 81. Elmo a..
For horses that beaten 1888 800 20 h $3.50 20 second
sl1 10 third l. A. Godsnths br. Glostc 2 J. loyefs b. m
Gafee p Hadions Lady Anne; g. A. Pauersons m Ahc
Brown g. McNahons blk Billy Dawes o. j. H. Phlpss D. a
Fanny Osborn b. Danielss Brown Prince y, W. h weeks
| b m Susie Clay. o-.o a., "a
Pure No S-For that have beaten 2il3 $40
to FIRST 81 second Thru Si00 TO fourth J. o'et
b. m lulu d. Maces ch. Judge Fullerton Daniefs
" b. Whitman W. b. smiths blk Thomas Jehersoh o.
Rodus en- e Triumph formerly Joe) j. Bo"ehs bA Oamor
| T. p. Maueis b. =. W. H. Allen. - - - 49,. -. -.
MoSDAr Oct Purse No S2oOO-F9r horses tn ha'e 5o
beaten 2 s OsO 6rs $50 second $500 10 thrr sIU1
fourh l. T. Thorues b. IN. Enigma LoSetts b. m Gaseue
3 j. Roeisers s. Brown. j. H. Philips ch m fanny feru
Il ID Waltons b. T. Kansas Chief g. NJ Rodens m heathe
Bloom w Welingtons br w. H. Wellington g. j. Mckee
b. m Young Thorn. j. J. Bowens Gomez H. j. Moods1
| b. m Belle Brandon. i2. Names B. m. Lady Whtuey
Purse No o. s3OOO-Prte a lao TO 6rst $3.50 TO second
iii ID Maes br e. George Palmer J. MGee's b. America
| Girl 3 ". H. Dobe's b. IN. Rosahnd
The conditions OF all these races are as follows; Nil
heats best three FIVE, in harness; In all the heat
when eight or more horses start, the distance shall
$50 yards when less than eight start the distance wi
be 100 Yards the rules OF the National Association
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