, 1874-11-07
SPORTING NEWS.
Tho Dexter Park Fall h1cctlng--
First Days Races.
Yesterdays Games in the New York
Billiard Tournament.


The Fall Meeting at Dexter Park opened yes-
tordav updor fayorug surroundings. The
weot1,er wna tbo ycrr best lhnt could have boon
,'sanaInr %s" "u ~ rooo ,co,t;ra ,,o Inv ,oir,
beautifully clcar, It not glowing, and genial as
simmer; Tho ttack III excellent condition, level
an a bowI;nn- cseou. and soft enough to save tho
hcots ~ tsrt'or.fontaa ouadruncda. guoh cou.
,.,aa ,.at -. ~ ra.,aad 49, 1,,a,,oet .nt,,iro
d't'ons must haso sratlhea tno h'enes1 an!'e'pa-
tlons--alwayH excepting those "hoee colofss
Though borne, wcro forced to yield
Before the chances Of tho aela'
aud those whom Providence Inns deprived OF all
capacity 10 bo satisfied with ANYTHING, Ypk,
a,ro,oo to saw tha attondonco @vaa vorv n,cnrrc
tno x..ss.,.. ,.s. =, H.. .~...s'.1
not moro 'Aah ooo po'bo',s oc'os VI tno ito"nu'
foltflcians. WHO gehefa1iy' congfoRate IN num-
bcrs on a1ch occasions. wero conspicuous for
their absence. To bc suro tho elections arc Just
nror nrd potora oro mt ~ ,h,,nn rcnnr5 as
S'ot' ".1 'e's.' ssn ~ ata y. a,t,as
suc'' a. P!estns' apo gov nos' "n,cn =. osnot
timos would DO expected to bcar truit, might as
wo,l be torn III pieces as spent ut tho bar ycstcr-
dur, Still. it does accu "a il polltica and horao-
~.a;,,,. Iaa sas1,a ,,as,,;r IT, o,ti,ar ooso tho
.a..as uaa aule rn ss..
anlna1e saia 70 fun' 'e1 ao1o aeo so1a.cneo,
much knayory in, the ono az tuora is In tho
othar r wan. thercfoyc aurnr;s;nc TINT nonc
- n. 49,. ''u..sa "aD' ..;a:. - 49, .au1e
o' .ne c''y ,aasta'oa ''s!teu us pasn. ,o
tho pool-buyorH, have hoped to roduco tho
quantity OF - clt1or " laid in, have registered
around HridgcCovt, and nlatlo things lively there
tpBrm;skuol,s-likot" md perhaps engaged tue
atteution of Our long-coatod peo1ers on thoir
rctur,, to tle city, Dnt they could not. with all
tae.r capacity for good or evil. tave added ono
ray Of 6oauty to the magnificent appoaranco OF
Dexter Park. Old sports declared that seldom
n9fG m 1eSn sdn Ee La Lls eo ono
ahloMman did int lttlo. 4 solitary lar floutinr
uaGi sH tIar ,ror "o nnjora m huntinn
~ tms. rapo ~ III nrdinnsv atlendnnts II
~ ane. numo ~ - ra. .,.u tora nf arr;mant ani
Inn hnnnv '1eci fecins n,nonc m Tia crowd.
asS +ecimgs wsa ~ o. arerara oaroctor wch
sa ne nd "nsn ~ ov own avnraro .T roo
a.i ~, ~ .,,o ZOO y,a ~.
cso'cs cInso aaa and orcnr md n]ono rotiayod
IT, o,, 1 caroctcrcat;n of -
1aeh aaron 1at Mo ''H ~ atmoat, mua.,
Had ne,, @ sng r. Mau ,n 1aoia;n wos nnt
.niH srit raaa,nd naa .,ron ,hat 1oc h. ~
renr Je heai ~ 4 h;s cnmnnttnr M ttoy nnssei
ceaa aian ~ tr u o ania shnrt w ,Sou c t,ra
TIN ~ t 'it dnr1ncss ao,t;nr H. T. Seinr ten IT, 10 r.
" ~, III W. ~ tar,n;n.t;on =, liz reoa wnn rostnon.
' ~ 'a aroah noai ~ t;mn waa HS cossnncd nn
ao ao,o annoroncc aivon hv tl,o n,1rnnrnns falsa
=. III a.srt ,ba i,nrsas ,som arnear NJ tln n9st
Ia ,i I1 ,n,.,t,, at.uasI ono Tbs tha t1r,vos
ia tLeso aw % .noa *T "ntl t,,o
FsIsaseGu F'as III ~ J, rnIn ."n; h IosIst 'N4o
'u'a'' nA'| W "N'I r,nsr I; uAcr. "a ros'D''
purse a16o for boraen @ It tI1at hcyo mover boatop
ras 1u ~ H. os nror IL MS toy frGn th
.aut Inu u'4''4''' =" *n' oA"'' ''' 'o' '@4
Eass, n q
.ai naHs a.1;. 1'acs IT,, aIe I'LL A Ii.
1,sg Tssa 1iansn,s m,sa - T. T. sfH i'm
Gsnrss n Fasnsworns o. Ii :. =. WoaseI
Dr, Ioyett1N H. e. py. y..,.,...,.,............a 4
| IIHle-9t38, @;43, aud a:45.
Jim WAS tho fayorito iu tue pools.
First Ucat-Lady Linn took tho lead at tho
| start, closely followed by Billy, jim. Weasel,
and Troa nrIcl. ltoachlng tho talt t-nle, Billy
aud Jim lind drAwu up on tho Lady, tle trio
covering tho ground in splendid style. Fred
Driol already showed eigns Of distress, and be-
Frel vas CLEARLY out Of the raco, Nearing tho
Aomc- stretch jim parted company with Lady
| IN, nni 1}1y nnd HIN Wcnap] onHnvcd IN narorf