The New York herald., 1873-10-01
SPORT In THE WEST.

Entries for the Dexter Park Races This
Week-slosson and DAILY Matched
Turf Notes.-The Coming Hog gan-Aiien
Fight-Billy Madden and the Light
Weight Championship.
CHICAGO, Ill, Sept q, 1873.
The entries for the fall meeting at Dexter Park
(september 80 to October 81 closed tonight, and
are given below. though it is possible that few
additions Will be made by mail. The list Is pretty
good one, though, alter the Chicago fashion It is
filed out with the names OF several horses that
VIII not compete nor even attend. such as Nellie,
Goldsmith Maid and Goster. Clementine Is not
among the starters, and one or two OF the entries
the superior ella ses win probably not start. The
FIRST DAY--1uEsDAy, Sept. so.--Purse $1,000,
for horses that never beat 30v $500 to nrst, $3.50
HENRIETTA, q. w. Bushnelps b. m. Amy B.. d. r.
Blsselfs b. m Moss Rose, II. P. Roachis b. M. Ida.
10 rrst, ss75 to second, SIS to third b. Dobe's
ch. m. Nellie, A. ri. Bucks ch. m Hattie, j. q.
Simpsons or; ! IN. l. Nourmanal :. ;. RowelIs e. 9. m.
b. m Mollle ii. II. Yates b. m. Kate Hazard, L. M.
Whites Dr. &. Tom Roach, +. p. Dicney's b. IN.
SECOND DAY-wEDsEsDAY, Oct. 1.-Purse $1,000.
for horses that never beat 2:So; 5000 to first $3.50
TO second, $3.50 to talrd. j. Prices r. g. Frank
Palmer, Graves 4 Loomis' b. g. BAY Henry j. G.
SIMPSONS br. m. Nourmahal, J. Monroe's b. q.
Young Princeton, L. T.. hoachs o. z. Bon Hunter,
D. P. Bissel's &. (. Cotton Tal W. Wachters b. m.
Ida.
Purse $4,000, for horses that never beat 2:24;
$1,000 to first, $500 TO second, 5000 to third W. X.
Red cloud. ). A. Bachelors b. 6. John H., ). ARM
stroDg's ch m. Mole Morris.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, oct. Purse $1,000,
for horses tnaf never beat 49, $500 to 1st $3.50 to
second $50 to snrd g. Baards en- g. Professor
Henrietta, q. W. Bushnefs b. m. Amy b. ID. p.
Blssel's b. m. Nettie Collins, 7. P. Roacn's b. m.
Ida.
Purse $3.50, for horses that never beat 2:27 5000
to FIRST, ss75 70 second, s2a5 to third, J. Arm
Badger Girl, Il. DIVERS s. 9. Thomas l.. Young, J.
A. Bachelors .. &. John H.
free or m 10 TO- seeond ssSOt sSc @
third. u. Dobles b. m. Goldsmith Maid, A. Gold
smiths b. g. oloster, w. X. Armstrones b. g. Fred
Hooper, S. Anderson's ch. b. Bashaw. Jr.. i. van
Ness b. g. st. James.
sweepstakes Of s25 each. ?. p, 5000 added; 800
to second; mile heats Tor al ages; weight Tor aee
AL G. rules. w. Patncks. b. m. Lady Fairfield,
NJ. J. Tierneysb. g. Prairie Boy la.e Kaiser.
MISCELLANEOUS TURF NEWS.
Mr.. Joseph Cayins simpson has offered to trot hiS
mare Nour1ma ral against any horse in America,
i've mics. IN harness Ior $1,000 or $4,000, the race
the 10Th and Both OF October The challenge was
specially intended ior Huntress, Grace Bertram or
Gazelle. Mr.. John Demass, Of Detroit, offers to
match his bay horse against NourmahaI to trot ten
miles, for 5000, tossing up Tor the ground. The
race Will probably take place. Nourmahal is not q
last mare but possesses immense power and stay
ing qualities.
Mr. simpson, by the way, has an English grey
hound that stands 2S inches bigb weighs 10 pounds
and 10 Ieet In his strde that Is passionaey
fond OF accompanying the horses In their morning
spins. lie always picks out the fastest OF the
string aud es asongsde OF MIN through the Rallop.
lie can beatanytning In the stable Tor hall mile.
HIS owner has 10 tie him up when the horses are
taken out, as the exertion tells severely on HIM.
BILLIARDS.
The grand three-ball tournament will commence
at Chicago on the 10th OF November. The prizes
VIII all be IN casn, and annt 10 900, $500, $3.50,
$3.50 and $500 respectively -
George J.. SIoss0n, OF Chicago, and Schaeffer, OF
Indianapolis, VIII play the French game, 500 mp, on
5xl0 carom table, on tue 9th OF October for $500.
Slosson and Maurice DAILY Will play the three
ball game &c Chicago on the 5th0r 7th 0f Novem.
Der Tor $1,000, Daily playing 900 to Slossons 500.
THE RING.
Some speculation has Dcen yenfured in pugIlistic
circles, upon the fight between Ben Hogan and
Tom Allen, which Is q fixture for the 2sth of Octo-
Der. The wiseacres do not think that the fight
VIII come on. Allen is likely to be hot favOrite IL
the men meet.
Billy Madden, having been unable to get match
on with Red Handed Nike, claims the Western
light weight championship, and offers TO fight any
man In the West ut Ia pounds, Tor from $500 10
f2,000