The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-01
SPORTING NEWS.
The Return Rille Match.

! NEW YoRf, Septng6er< @-h re-
I gard to the challenge of the Irish team
! for an international match in Dublin next
year, George w. Wingate, president of
| the American Amateur Rife Club writes
that the expense Of such an undertaking
will be very great, and will probably
| form the main obstacle in the matter ibe-
ing Carried to aSuccessfulyonelwipna II
| this can be srranged Ithihk tt s Sery
I possible that team may be had TO cross
the Ocean to shoot return match, and
who, if they may not succeed in bearing
! of the palm Of victory, will endeAvor to
! bear, defeat with the same msgaanimous
spirit which has been Displayed Hby Dur
Irish friends. .-----..- - .'
CHIETfr hase Bs,EIlilH MIL
PaILApxLrHIA, September 80. TTls
base bali game between the Chicagos and
Athletics resulted rs follows; Chicagos
10, Athletics 9. The day was clustering
and playing difficult, 7rr,o
Fleetwood PARK Rkces. -
NEw York, September 3O.-ThG uf-
finished 2:SS race Of Monday was wQR
bylRoyal Geolgsin 2:SS. TIE frst reyi
uisr race was for a srdrsc OF sa00, f6f
horses that had never beaten 2:44, 500
to the first horse, $3.50 10 the second and
$3.50 to. the third. Sumnisry--Dan
Mace's black gelding Arthur, 7, L. 2,
/, / John Murphyis b e, Mat Tanner,
&, 6,2l;l,3,2;0 Otis Barts }, &, Rosd)pss1
ter, 1, 8,7,7,,8; B. Aaces B. M, Aidgsij
3, 6, 8, l. 4; ruled out; Jas: DshgeyS D.
m. Mary, Lamb r4:i, 4, 3, &, ,rnlsdI ssst;
Charles Murray's s. m, Nellie, 5, 5, 9, 3,
5, ruled out; A Patterson's &, g. Alexis.
6, 45,6, Z, ruled out; T. A. Conners b.
M. Lizzie, drawn. Time, 2sa6, 2ss2! +,
2:S7S, 2:S2, 2:S7s, 1885,
The second trot for q purse Of 81 ,0O0,
for horses that had l,sver beaten
2:3l; $500 to the first, $3.50
to second and Sl5Dto third. b. Maee's
b. III. Nellie Walton, 4, 2, 4, ], ]; John
Chambers b.. m. Malsey, 9, IL. 2, ., ,;
John Murphys b. m. Lady Dsnlman, !,
. 2 L. 4, 3; Dan Maces <. m. Heather
bloom, 5, 4, 2, Ia, ruled nut . Tune,
2:SI, 3:3l, 2:84, 2:S4,,, 1892, sndo2:34t.
Tomorrow the great trot between
American Girl, Sensation, Camors and
HenrykFin sope- off fou - ~
2sr,nston rrsttass Isasss.-
LEx1SuroN, September s0.r-Ths ist-t
tendance Of visitors at the trotting rpes
to-day was quite large. The weather
was pleasant and thc trackin good c9ssI
diaon- I ( III !BttbNhSC
The 'frst race was to complete the last
race of Yesterday, with the following re-
suit: Third race Of yesterday; purse
500, for horses, that have nessr tfVtted
better than three minutes; 300 to first
horse, 500 to second, $75 10 third and
S25 to fourth LindRbefgeFsF Strange
Boy, |, |, 2, II Scott & SANS Nellie
Grant, !, 2, 4, 2, 4; Chew's Bill Thunder,
., 3, |, I 8; Burns britwootc2,s4 "A, s5pfJ
Trscy's Puss Thompson 8, 8,3, , Is iDsri
ellis Ashland Kate, I. Z, Z, 4; Macy's
Pareps 6, &, G, 8, 8; Megibbers Belle
Maud, a3, g, distanced; TDAvis Fannie
Robinson, distanced Turner'S iKu sklux;
distanced; Stfsisrs IL ate May distanced,
l1imA 2ssst. a'ssb 2:ssh 3a6A and
2:32t. = |-ron
After this race the regular programme
for the day was trnttCu.
The first race was for five year olds,
for purse Of 500. Seffrey's Shanty, by
Selim, ?, /, IL; Tracey's Maggie Briggs,
by American Clay, ], = =, 2; Jones
Vinewood. by Ashland Chief, disthnced.
Time, 2:27, 2:34 IA, 2:3l 3-4. 2:3l IA.
and 2:344. ..r y.,.I
The second race-l2 years old. one
hundred entries, half forfeit, five or more
to ill. 800 BY the Association to second,
and 500 TO third. DIR. ID. Hers
Mrmbrino Bow by sMembritnis
Patchen, =, l, /, 1; Hunt Brothcrs Darby
by Membrinus Patchen, !, 2 ., =. Time
2:4O4, 2:4l4. 2:404, 2:iUi.
The third race tor purse of 5000 for
horses that never trotted better than 2:S5;
800 to first horse, $40 TO second aud $50
to third. Trcacy's Meteor by Clark
Chief, 4, |, |, l.; PowellS Billy Spencer
by second Mambriu>, /, Il 3, :; Mckim-
Minis Chieftain 10y Clark Chief, 2, 2, :, 8;
Davis Sophia Temple by Rather, 3 ,, j,
2; Dinderberger's John :. Cain, 6. d, ,, 4;
Muirs Hsrradsburg Boy by Blood Chief
5. A. 3; Macey's Mark Anthony by
DIAMOND, o. q V, oi' DeIIi iue''' W
Vindrx, :, s, drawn. Time 2:"2. 2:3l.
2:3l, 2:33.
The racing tomorrow will be very
fine. There will be three races in which
AZ horses are entered. In the race for
three year olds, it is expected that the
best time on record for that class will be-
made.