New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
EILLHAR DIS.
second Game Of she Carme-Kavansxt
Match-Kavanagh the Winner.

The second Of the three Carme-K ayanagh
matches was played Saturday evening at Irving Hsp
The brst, French game of go points was won by M
Carme, Oct .. The second was for 81. 900 side.
American game caroms. l.500 points up, push shot
barred. balls Sic inches diameter. a second size
Pbean & Collepder table Interest in it was 30
general that severe storm did not prevent Q
very large attendance. Mr.. Kavanagh's friends %
usual, mustered in great force and gave him the cal
in the betting. McDeyitt Of Indiana whose standing
challenge to play kavanagh or any other man for
Sl0.g0 a side has not been accepted was umpire for
NJ. Carme. Mr.. Boyle for KavaDagb, and q Mr.. Rys
OF Philadelphia was made referee. position for which
he proved himself ill-adaped. Upon Mr. Pbelan's
nouncement Of the preliminares, considerable betting
ensced 500 to $40 being freely offered Kavanagh
and taken After the first bali hour as much as 800 70
ESQ was laid
The game commenced at Al, Kavanagh taking de-
cided lead On the fifth innings. he ran 65 and fol-
lowed IL thesixth with o. making the score 227 TO ~
other in favor Of Kavanagb contributed not little -
produce this diferencedecsioDs manl!eSty eTrone-
ons that they were greeted with prolonged hissIngs
which kayanaghs friends though vastly III the major
it,. either Joined In acguesced in. ~ Cafme MIN.
self accepted his fortune with perfect good huDors
played steadily scored 81 handsomely in the ninth In
nng and IN the eleventh achieved run Of % which was
marked by great beauty OF style, ana included superb
shot that elected IL deserved, the hearcs ap
paUse These and the Continual Improvement OF M
Cannes game considerably decreased the confidence %
those thought kayanagh had on easy victory DO.
fore HIM At the eud OF TIE sixteentd innings hava
naghs iead had been reduced to 49, the being 38
10 30 but another opportunity was gwen him by
third outrageous decision OF the referee in his favor on
shot so clearly foul that keYanagh himself stopped
paung before 81 CarlDcs umpire had tine TO Interfere
C.u ,hc proper claim being made by MeDeytt: II was
Oyerrled b. the referee amid general Indignation and
s-nsf and Kayanagh proceeded 10 score 81. @ith
Wach he turned tic five hgndredth point and left the
game 5o2 to $40 -
nrr tie score on tho thirty ninth being 7sg TO co. M
Carne IN the fortcth placed himself ahead By ran %
| lie, which. barring "a couple OF rather amazing
scratchef, was got by the most sdmrabe ihsenioSas'
ards not the least remarkable thing tue execution
Of six difficult shots N successon performances
no other player ia America woad have dreamed oil az
tegping Ihc bshot being barred the ncsse as0n
Nv or lrcc occ.-ens the only resource of tue player
the conclusion Of the run the score stood Carue go
kly egh sU7. The lattcr resumcd'tho lead VIM
very fne run OF 1872 which NJ. Clrme lOHoWei W
one OF a. again passing h antagonist and leaving toe
score gT5 70 KayaragS 9J3 From TINS pont tue ieao
was won ard lost alternately in successive innlngS
kayanagh being the first to get lOuO on 'le ~ go
inning he ran H-by which he incurred lis ioarh I'm
nortaat obligation 20 the reerceand on the h'ty
inning ran i01. putting toe score J. foi 70 iSo.
Nothing bnt miracle eou0 have saved tie GAM a.o,
! that AMI IN three more innings kaYanaga completeo
hi. 500 his opponents score being 39.
| Most of those who witnessed this match wl prpoa-
by acrpe that II u had Dcen played IN piVhP TOO"
and with conf eteEt referee tie result Woilu nn's
been reversed. Of tho decisions Of Mr. Ky we nave
kradv sid enough TO indicate our opinion Ia reRau
10 ne spectators il Is necessary 10 remark tust eas
minority we're evidently DESTROYS 10 see dr. haFihhgh
win the match; tfa many Of them had large peca-
MARY interest in his success; and that consideraWe
number contributed directly "a that result by cohthuea
and Intentional interruption the play o his opponeu
NJ Carme Possesses nerve and al uniaiiiIg tempe
otherw sc be would have been Disconnected by these
demonstrations before tEe game was hai hnshed.
Dr-ing Aa last halfhOur they became 30 FioehI 'nat
he was vsihy shaken. ard his power Oh execution en-
trely G .lrbed. One or two laureS bTousht down Oh
hin sarm OF hOws aud Geiisiye cheers. ana IL must
have been evident 10 bin, as II was 10 imparta spec
tatoYs thst there numerous party that inteA0ea
| 10 prevent his winning.
lii NJ Carme proposes 70 play the third game OF tno
match his friends, presume, VIII insist on its being
payed in private, if the terms OF the match permit Id
such case his chances OF winning il are good enough
though Il includes the push shot. which Is kavaDdghs
fore NJ Cannes play last night showed genius ana re
soCIccs Of very bls order and he may prove abe 10
conquer bis repugnance TO game which combines inc
worst features vi American Billiards.
The following is the score Of the match;
KAyANAGl--0 y. - .. 6J, o. II, o a. II. 81. 5.
o. a. H. o. H. %, 40 a. 3. 5. H. II, 10, Y, II y.
- 30 H. L. 81. o. IS L., 1872 q O. - "a 81, Az. u
lCl 81, ~. H. %, 10. IOi. y. :, L. Total. lJp.
CABME--2 - a. 10. IL. 4. O. 81. IL. ~ ii, % % =.
To- o o. 3 l5s r. &c O. 8, g. So 3c, ~, 30 2 80. "a.
o 20, o. 0. ,. Total I,.J9.
The Winners average is %; time Of the game. i've
hours ten minutes.
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