Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-27
SPORTING NEWS.
The Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, September 26 There
was 3 fair crowd and fair sport at The aees to-
dav.
association purse, 1900 Four starters: Phoebe
Mayfo- er, George Bowman, 1t, Plenty.
The first heat was won by MayfiOWer; Grit
second Bowman third. The sec nd heat was
won by GH Mayfi bwer second, Bowman
third. The lsst heat " as won by Grit. Time,
iSecoud Race "A handicap for all ages; purse,
500; Uash OF one mile aud a half; winners
excluded. rtarters: Kat G Pearce, linsmoTe,
E4glet, ThunderOO {, Laura q Eftie M ore
Linsmore ~on by spurJ; Laura v. second,
Eaelet bird. Time, 2 49,
Third Rdce-ualt house stake for three year
olds: stake worth Sl2 o; $3.50 ., first horse; $50
sscoUd horse; 500 10 tLird horse; was won by
Hauy Hill in two heat; Patriot second, and
Wis mans lie elmingtor ian thHd. In botn
heats he o,ner = = L,rs were Russ Butler and
Po mona. Time, 3:4lL, 3:El4.
F0tg'th R0ce-Ass ocs atom purse $50; dash
of me mile aud an eignIh. Two . arte g.:
Keene klch ard IS Red an AID old John HaI-
persVery Fine; Dirt named was won il 0lz.
To-m0rr ws event-the run OF the great
TenbrOeck ainst Fed iwcrsfI's famous Iour-
mtls tIme-has produced a sensation turo gh-
out the stat. A vast crowd " II witBess The
event Mr.. TenbTosck, who managed the grt at
lie aiming on race, and for whom his horse Is
named, ~ill look a or tO-mOrrOw's event.
Pools sold toni ght on to m Orrow's races,
Tenbroeck. s25i Ime, $50: 7wesPslake. .,t,, !.
Ba Bad n, S s. Springhrsncb, S0i NJ
Whorter, SO; SHIRLEY, so. ThIe quarter
1Dlln De aus lllllc bTc ul. S5u5 J'E hIOuOs '
BowmaI., S2l Easter Planet $40; stauu!feT, 81.
International Rife Match.
WAsBIrGioN S.pt- mb.r 26.-The
rain prevented a large attendance at the In
ternatiOnsl rife shooting contest tod ".
No, of the tes ms " Re fully represented, and
iudivifu firing HRs the oder OF the d ~.
Each man fire ten shots, the uighest .Ossi BILE
score being fifty. Toe iOlIowirg cores were
made: { the Irish team-EVans 80; Eenton,
IS; GOn, 81 Greenhill, 81; Joyn', %, NJ liner,
40; RIgby, 4; lynne, A; Dihs, 81. OF the
X otch tssm-B' yd, i3; hse 4i ThDrburD, 80;
Mitchell fired five shots making 10, then re-
tired; Luke 81; MeLZe-, - OF the Austria ian
Jesm-Ge "a King, 81; Lynch, IL; Slade, IS.
OF the American team-Alien, IS; Ballard, IL;
Bodin-. IS; Blydenburgn, 40; UverbOugh, Il /;
Rsthbone, a.; Anderson, 35; Weber, 81; Can
deld, A.
TrottinE md Running Races.
CINCINNATI Sept mbsT 26.-The fall
trottiDg and running m Getting st Chester park
commences Tuesday, October A. h and contin-
ues four days In ths first day races hsIe
are fifteen entries in the 2:45 class, and four
entries in tue p cl' 81, On q e second day
th.re are ten entries in the 2:32 class, and
twelve in the ? :26 class On tne t1iru day the
2 20 class has nj e entities, al q here are ten
entries for a Iwo-mile heat race. The fourth
day has sixteen eLtIles Tor tie , SO c as. md
six 'or the 2:l9 ella 8. Each Gays sport Il ses
with running race, the en'ries for which
will be clos on he dsy preceding The Ia reS
Some of the met racing stock in the country
is already announced to run, and fine spO. [ o
expected.