New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
IN And OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BuIIARDs-RUDOLPHE DEFEATS GARNER IL A
MATCH FOR 81 600.

BILIIARDS-RUDOLPHE DEFEATS GARNER II A
MATCH FOR 81 600.
On Saturday night, GARNER and RUdolphe
met for the first time in contest for money at Apollo
Hail. the match being at the threeball French carom
game, COO points up, for $1,000 RlGolphc giving GARNER
the odds of 80 points The hall well filed. Ii was
generally Anticipated that Eudolpho would be the win
ner not from any decided superiority Of play much ~
from the possession Of and experience in
contests for money. The game began after p.
and terminated at l!. Rudophc took the lead in actual
counting though the odds gave GARNER tG nominal
lead at the start In the 2id inning Rut0lphe managed
to work the halls together on the upper corner, aud
while they IN That pohtion ne rapidly counted o. r
80 points hi entire run being r. Th gave him the Head
I'm the score ny Inc totals OF ly1 10 Ill lnclnhg tr
odds Of 90 GARNER afterward recovered the lead the
at the close Of the 10Th inning standing al 81 10
200 in his favor, but ultimately ludophe by run u ~,
Togaincd the lost lead and afcrward maintained 10 10
the end, coming III the victor by score OF 600 to 5o
lead points. counting The odds RudOlphes average
5.55 and GarnIer's 1913. Rudophos best runs were
dGlphe scored 80 blanks aud GARNER the some number
Gamer eGcced in brilliancy OF play, and lidoIpAe in
"nursing" and strategy.
BASEBALL NOTES.
The Chicago nine has been officially declared,
and includes the following players: King. zctin Nj
Aztec, wood, PinkhaIn. Duffy, Treacy, Simmons, and
Foley with Atwater and Foley substitutes.
The Olympic nine of Washington, 100, as announced
for 1871 includes Allison Brainard +. Mills Sweasy,
waterman, Force, Leonard, Berthrng, and Glenn.
The Mutual nine Of tins city have seven men engaged,
as follows: &. Mis- NOltcrs, start, Ferguson Hatfield,
Egger and Patterson, with Martin change pitcher
The Athletics have organized their celebrated Phia-
delpha nine with the following list: Malone, Mcbride,
Fisier Reade, Mey erle Radcliffe, Cuthber, Sensender
fer. and Bechtcl
The Haymakcrs will have McGary, McMullen, Flynn,
Wo0lyeron, Bellan, Craver, York. King, and Pcnfeld.
The Boston nine is not yet made up butt will probably
include McVcy Spaudng Could Barnes, Schaiier Geo.
Wright Cone, II. Wright. and Jackson.
The Atlautcs have only Price, Chapman, Bcyins,
Nelson Pearcc, Hail. and swandel yet on their list
and some OF these uncertain.
The Chicago clubs receipts for games from Aug ia
November, amounted 10 sslGj payments to players,
1854. -
on the Capitoline pond Wednesday. The NewYork
men will have Glover and Walker To catch and pitch
with support from Norton, stearns. Akin, HATFIELD
shreyes Bcarinan DC. Brooklyn will have Pcarce aud
Ferguson 10 catch and pitch with Packer Pike, Smith
James Hail. George Hall, Rugglcs, ballard, Brady DC.
SKATING.
The ball had to be lowered on Saturday
owing 10 mild weather but last night the cold hardened
the ice surfaces all the ponds again and to-day the
sport will be resumed. The Capitoline propretors have
adopted the sprnkling process for improving the sur
face their ice each day The eeboat race postponed
from Saturday will take place to-day The skating al
| the Parks Ii poor In consequence OF rough ice