The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-06
BILLIARD CHAMPIONS TOURNAMENT.

Third Days Proceedings-Harriso Beaten by
Hubben, Daniels by Dion Frawley by Plunkett,
EcDeviW by Tieman, and Frawley by Phelan,
There was no exhibition playing by leading
experts at the billiard tournament a the Hippo
theatron yesterday afternoon, tue table being
used exclusively by the players who are CON-
petne Tor the prlzes ana Tue championship of
the State aud provincial champions. Two games
were played, the first being between A. II. Har-
rlson, champion of Missouri, and Gershom b.
Hubbell, champion OF Connecticut, and the
second between Cyrille Dion, champion of
Canada, and Edward Daniels, champion OF Mas
saChusetts.
The contest between the lrstnamed players,
roth OF whom are amateurs, was surprisingly
close, Hubbell winning by eight points only.
The score IS Appended
HansoaG, 0, q 8, 6, e. 2, o. 10, 6, 81, 8, 0, 4,
o. 0, 8, 2, u, 6, 2, 2. H. o. 0, ~ o. g. 23 0, 2,
Total, 492. Innings, 81. Average, 8 24-52.
Highest run, 80. Banks, g. salcty-piays, 8.
POCKETS Oil count, /.
Hubbcll-lS 3, ., 0, 8, G, G, 8, 4, "a, 3, 8, o. 2,
=, 0, 3, o. II, 20 O. 0, 81, 2, 3, 0, J. T. 0, 3 g.
Total, 500. Innings, 81. Average, 1852.
Highest run, %. Banks, O.. Satety-plays, 6.
Pockets of count, /. Time, hour 50 minutes.
Referee, William Wicks, of Brooklyn
The closing game-that between Dion and
Daniels-was won by the former, as the sub
joined score will show:-
Danels-7, B. lG, 8, q 2, 4, 0. 8, 0, 0, o. 0, 0. 0,
~
Y, 3, II, 6, 3, 3, 8, 2, l3, IL, l, 0, II, o. o. g.
Total, SO.
Innings, 81; average, 4-51; highest run, II;
banks, 3; safety plays. Z; pockets oil count, 2.
Don-O, b, 0, 0, 0, 0, sc, g, 8, Ia, 3, Z, g. /, r.
10. 3, &, o. o. /, d, 6. 6, B. s. 3, 3 ), 46, g. o. o.
a. ., 3, &c. 0, 0, q, "a, B. 2, II, 80, o. 70, I6, 28
Total. 500.
lnnings, 81: average 4l-5l; highest run, &c.:
banks, 3; safety plays, 10; pockets OIL count, s.
Tine, hour and 70 minutes. Referee, Michael
pheian, OF New York.
In the evening the entertainment opened with
the sixth regular game OF the tournament
proper the contendmg players being Edward j.
Plunkett, champion OF Pennsylvania and John
Fiawley. champion of OHIO. Tue PLAYING was
spiriteo and brilliant, particularly on the part of
Ilunkett, whose around-thetable" shots were
made with rare v1gor and certainty. Frawleys
nursing was the bcst part Of his game, and was
much admired. Plunket won by 81 points.
Score:--
Frawey-O, 0, 3, Z 3, 10, 3, IL, 0, 8, II, So, l,
10, 0, s. l01, IL, 2, H. %, S2, II, 6. s. B. l. S. 49,
3. Total, Alb. innl"ga, ii. Average, 13 1881.
Highest run, lcl. Banks, 2; satetJ J-plays, 8;
pockets otf count, /.
Plunkett.-2, Is, g. 20, 28 53, I2 3, 0, 6, 3, 6l.
Total, 500. Iunines, 81. Average, lJ.i-3l.
Highest run, 6A. Banks, o.; sarPCy-plaFs, !;
pockets OF count, 3. time, h0ur Is IN uutes.
Referee, Philip Tieman, OF cincinnati.
I1eman and MCDcVltt, vino have douC woman >
service thus tar III the Tournament, next en-.
countercd each Otuer i'll game OF so points.
The former won BY 30, hls best ran being l5l.
ana his average %.
The concluding game 100 points, push-shot
baIredl was won by MIR. Pnelan, Johu Fruwley
beng his opponent.
Today the seventh, eighth aud ninsh regular
games are to be played between Messrs.
Hubbpll and Mccarthy, Foley and HubbeIl,
and Dion and Mccarthy. rnc first two are
Gown ior the afternoon, the third tor the
evening, at which time ISidore Gayraud OF
WASHINGTON, and other noted experts, will
also play.
Tomorrow the tenth, eleventh. and twelfth
regular games will played in the order in which
they are here nnounced:-Plunkett VS.. Foley,
and Frawley vs.. Harrison, in the afternoon
and Hubbcll VS.. Daniels 10 the evening.
The spectators yesterday were fully equal,
both as regards numbers and character, to those
which attended the previous exhibitions
although at night many ladies were pIesnt
This NAV be wnoly attributable to the fact that
many gentlemen arc not aware that their tickets
wall admit ladies Also N. Y. Times.