, 1874-09-10
SPORTING.
Second Day Of Tho Buf1hlo Turf
Association Races.
National Shooting Tournament ut
Niagara Falls.
The Whites Suffer Defeat at The Hands
of the Ntlantlcs.
Aquatic..-Lae'rosse.


Aquatic..-LaGrosse.
THE TURF.
SECOND DAY OF THE pufFA1ko nAcEs.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BurrA1o, N. Y, Bopt 0.-Sono exciting sport
End delightful wonthor n1arkcd the Bocoud day
OF the Buffalo running meeting. Thoro. was an
Increased Attendance over that Of the day pro-
rious
TIE r1nsT RACE
Of tho afternoon ma n sweopetakes for 3-yoar-
olds 2-milo dash, In which McDanio1s' Madge,
aafrney's Culpoppor, md Rioo's Vorten started.
Tlio raco waa hotly contested one botwocn
Madgo and culpoi,per, TUG former whining after
a hard struggle. Tl,o following iB the
SUMMARY.
BurrA1o Dn1y1sa-pAnR ASSOCIATION GnAan In
AvounA1 nusH1so MgEr1No, seeond Day. Sept, ~
Tho stakes; winners of syear old stake amounting to
:. seDane. entors eh. I. Madso, j. Australian, out
OF Alabama, by br n. Dick, 1o7 pounds.
T. GaGncy ontern b. c. culpoppor, by Revolver, out
George IT, Rlro enters ch C. vortcn, by vandal, out
Of Dtondln, BY Commodore, 110 ft1.
THE HECoND RACE
on tho programme was a l(-mio dash for a
purse OF $500. in which l1lce's lied I.oso, Jon-
ning'a Larry Hart, Sampson's Spiudrilt, Cali
neya' Scratch, hfeDanie's' Matte ", aud
ElGuuGQKAata 4hlf0E WGrO CHtGEGA SGu~
trnry to expectation, spiudi't, who soId
third choice In the pools took tho load noar tho
half-mile pole and kept It all tho way round,
winning tho raoo Handsomely. Larry Hart wns
claimed BY jennings after tho race, md, accortl-
ing to tho conditions OF tho purae. was sold to
hm Tor 81, GOO BY his ownor. Simpson. Tho fol.
lowing Is Tho
Buaalo Driving PARK Associa.ion-same day-seo-
ond race; purse, $500; claim,nN race for all agcs;
.esed fer
t. fsesxe s,oo; 70 e soes bsEt s1k miles
wm. Jonnings' b. 8. Larry Hart, ly Manst out u
D. sSsa!ss j. Sa' %a|ts : ". P'"bsi by led Dok out
z1o'e-siile, l:si; whole distance, a;ioK.
THE BUFFALO HANDICAP GwEgPsrAKEa,
2-milo dash for all ages, WAS tho concluding
rnce ADu 1t VAS one Of tho most exciting over
witnessed On the Buffalo courBo. McDnniels'
two hotees Katie Poaso and Madge, and J. Dona-
whole raeo WAS neck aud neck struggle between
Lixzio Lucas aud Katio Poaso, in which both
horBoe wero speodod to their utmost, and laudod
go ayonly under tho wiro that It took iiftoen
or twenty 1ninutes deliberntion for tha Judges
to como to my decision. Donahuo, tho owuer
Of Lizzie LucnH, put in elniln Of foul claimipg
TINT tho ridor Of Katie Peaso mado his horse
jump on Lizzie's hind legs and cut them ;!
NuAAfs 1tllVN lCEhH56 tNlu kuu
wounds on Lizzio Lucas' legs, the judges
finally gnvo hor tho raco. Subsequently,, kato
PeaHo %ns rulod out nltogotfor, aud Madge got |
second plnce. Tho following is the
BurrALo Dn1y1So-pAnK AssouAr1oN-samo Day
Third acc--The Buffalo handicap sweepstakes for nil
agss, s9o eael h. r. and only $50 f declared, With
eoso tbe money for tho declarations; weights to up
pear Aug. ~ aud declarations to be mads Sept. s;2
J. ponahuc, g.. +. Lizzie Lucas, BY Australian, out
D. Msbsns1s Il: Msdse: ' !, y T. Australian out OF
A. 0age MeDansls CO. I. Kae Pesac. BY Pane
ont of Minnie Mansfield. 49, ,a Ruled out.
THE PROSPECT PARK RACEB.
New YonK, Sept. 9.--On tho second day of tho
Prospect palk racea, tic attendance wna very |
large. Four contests uero on tho programme,
Vailed over for the pnrgo mud tho match of 31O0
each, halt-milo heats between Gen. York and |
Esastus Corning. Was dcclarod Off. Kadt won
tho first raco 11l-ntle dash, In 2:19, boating
Quits, tho fRyorte, oasity.
In tho hurdle race, n1o8, four started. A |
rank outsider, 1mpocunious, carried of the prize
from Eesuvius who sold in tho pools for moro
than all the rest Of the starters. Time, 3:561S.
seriously injured that sto WAS killed Immediate
~ to end useless Butforing.
BEACON PANE nACEB.
BosToS, Sept. 9.-At tie Doacon Park races,
0%SoAN AAJ3 tAlo kAE6 lSI 400 uUlHGbt EH[Eg
<2.0uQ, six starters. WAS won by Sin,onB' bay
mare Bella, III tho third fourth and fifth heats,
beating Jamos Howol, Royal George, Rcaorve,
Es an,< Deans en- on end Arthur. Tino-229, 1928,
Tho second raco. for 2;28 horses, purse So, 600,
nine starters, waa won by Commodore ia the Soc
ond fourth, and fifth heats. boating Phil Shori-
dan, Molo Norris John H., Abdallah, Evnrett
Ray. frank Ferguson. and Shepherd Knapp.
Titna-2:2G1@. 2:26, 2:251{, 2271al, a:25]]1. Tie
1ayorites woro heaton in both races.
COMING RACES At LEXINGTON. ny.
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 9.--F1ank Harper, who
Inherited tho property Of his unclo's (John Har-
per's) estate, including all Of bis thoroughbred
stock, arrived hero to-day with lis horsos, 10
take part in the races On tho Kontl,ckY Aaaooia-
tion's oourao, which commence On Monday ue1t |
at'd continue throughout tho week. He has
among the number Excel, Turnor and pha!o-
ton, and the renowned Longfellow, whom lo
has brought only for exhibition and as q COM
panion for tho other animals Duford, Richards,
aud SWigort arc expected to urriyo tomorrow
With their horses. Tho conrso is alive with
horsos, aud groat sport il expected next week.