The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-16
SPORTING NEWS.
American Rine Team.

New YORK, September l5.-Ihe fol- |
lowing is the American Rife Team Sc
lected to compete with the Irish Team,
in the international match at Creedmore,
on the goth: H. Fulton, II. A. Glider
sleeve, T. S. Dakin, l.. l.. Hepburn, ).
w. Yale, ]. T. B. Collins, j. Bodiner, A.
Anderson. Colonel Wingate was chosen
captain of the team. i
The challenge of the four Dared crew
of England to row any crew IN the worlo
a she'll race for five hundred pounds
a side has been accepted by the, Assem-
bly Biglin, of this city, who agree TO Sc
lect 'our men from New York and Pitts
burgh. to meet the English champions;
The race to take place at Philadelphia,
Springfield or Saratoga, and distance
to be four or six miles straight away or
with turn.
Kentucky Association Races.
LEXINGTON, KY, September l5-The
second day of the race meeting of the
Kentucky Association, was well attend
Ell. The track was very hard and clean,
owing to the long continued drOuth.
The first race was for q purse OF $500,
mile heats; A. j. McGibbon's c. f., Nel-
lie Grim, four years old, by Asteroid, l,
l. Beattv's Vandalia, four years old, by
Vandal, 2 3. Boards b. G, Noll, four
wears old, by Asteroid, AZ. Harpers oh.
t., three years old, 3, 4. Time l:46i and
1:453. " 49,,
The second race was for the colt stakes
for three wear Olds, three-fourths ola mile
dash; thirteen entries, seven started.
Salver's br. C., by Enquirer, l. Robinson
X Morgan's br. c., Bob Wooley, by i'm
ported Livingston, =. Harper's b. C, 3.
The rest were not placed. Time, LII.
The third race was for $50 horses;
mile heats. Mahoneys gr. f. Gertrude,
bv Lexington, l, 1; McClellans or. e.
Stradella, pedigree lost, %. Time zoo
and l:5l.
There will be three races tomorrow.
The pool selling tonight is quite heavy.
The following are samples OF the pools:
First race; one and quarter mile;
Duigart's Elkhorn, years old, by i'm
ported Australian, 800; Richards b. f.
the Muse, years old, by imported Aus
tralian. SO: the field consisting of Me-
gibben's Asteroid and Boards Infallible,
$40. Second race; sweepstakes for 3
wear olds; Logan u Bruce's George
Bowman, bv Lexington. $50; GrenStcad 5
Amandis, $40; McIntire'S chestnut court,
bv Golrov, $50; Field Buford kilburn, by
Ringmaster Fauld's Bonnie Nicer, and
Beaty's Nina BONITA, by imported Austria
liam, $40.
Third race, two miles, Beads Big Eel
low by Variance, 800; Smells Fair
PLAY, by Virgil, SIS; Bufords Enquirer,
bv bennington, $50; Norris b. C., Col.
Willegan, by Harry of the West $25.
There has been sufficient rain to-day to
put the track in good order, and fast time
NAV be expected tomorrow. The APP
pearance of Enquirer, the competitor of
Long Fellow, viii attract n large crowd.
The Doncaster Races.
LONDON, September l6.-The DoncaS-
ter September meeting began to-day.
The race for the Champagne stakes
was won by Campbell; II. Savises' b. c.
the Earl of Dartrey, second; and Lord
FitzwiliamS b. c. Breachloader, third.
There were seven starters.
The Great Yorkshire handicap WAS
won bv Lord Roscberry'S b. III. Louise;
A. 5. Barclays b. h. Bartram, second,
and NJ. Dawsons b. C. Thunder, third.
The final betting was 3 to l against
Louise; 3 to against Bertram, and to
against Thunder. There were ten run
uers.
Entries for the Southern Ohio Fair.
DAYTON, O., September 15.-Among
the entries for races at the Southern Ohio
Fair. which commences at Dayton Sept.
both, and continues until October Sd, are
Goldsmith Madi, Fullerton, and Gloster.
This peerless trio will contest for purse
of -, 900, on Friday, the I'd. a number
of other frst-class horses are entered for
running, trotting and pacing, and the
Southern Ohio Fair promises to be the
most attractive exhibition of the season.
Senator Sherman is announced to speak
ut DAYTON on the evening of the 23d inst.
The Episcopal Diocesan Convention.