, 1873-06-26
ERNATlONAl. BILLIARD TOURNA-
MENT.

6peeta! Dtspatoh to The Chicago Tribune.
DA1Y-oYR1LEE DION.
New YoRR, Juno 25.-Tho sixth gnmc Of tho
series Of tho international Billiard Tournament
WAS played this afternoon at Irving Hall IN tile
presence Of large audience. The contestants
were Maurice DAILY md Oyril1e Dion. In bank
o scored 5. Dion in tho drst inning nude but i:
At the first Gull Of tho game tho score stood:
DAILY, 102; Dion, 81. At tho second call DAILY
was dos; Dion, %. The largest run Was 3D.
made by DAILY In tho fifteenth lnning:
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Tho evenings play began NTH tho seventh
gamo Of tho tournament, between Garnier and
Deery, before d good attendance. A Disagree
mont oyer a ahot by Garnier in Lis fifth inning,
aa @ o. in % zay y0f SysIena BY eS T'f9S S.y vas a aH only 5
ninth. Thou Garnier got al in run full OF
breaks. The first hearty applause was for q
pretty stroke Of Garnier's in his fifteenth. His
bsll lAy fat to tho cnshion, tho object balls
regular triangle. 1he difficulty was to got at
tho oue-bal1 for draw He dld 1t, and got run
Of 18, besides aome llyely applause. In hla next
inning ho ran so, and failed by kiss. He turn
Audionoa cried out that it counted. Tho rofereo
sustained their notion, and darnler Increased
tho run to 69. This made him l52, against 81 for
Doery. The latter however, followed with q good
mssso, upon which, with but ono break. he
| piled up IL. oarnier then got . "a run, inolua~
| Inc two Of his brilliant exhibition shots, and,
| with brief interuission for Deory to make
three, ran a more. scorc, 200 to II. Deery
did his nrst 1a brilliant playlng in his twonty. rst
his standard: applause Of fully two min.
carom, and two nnc round -tho-tables were
ALMOST os equally vel , ID received %,' The run
ty-fourth inning ho demonstrated his strong
| point Of nursing, gotting 20 without break,
finally kissing. on on follow, darnler's next
"a represented . large amount Of good play, tho
tor tori IN his nest, and lis maaSe strokes were msr~
! velously accurate. His 20 wero all made along
tue top cushion, the object ballB making frequent
trips the length Of the table only to return to
| close quarters.
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Winners hvo.age, Ill. Time, las.
| uBAssY-JosEpH DION.
Ubassy and Joseph Dion took tho table at 10
O'Clock to play the eighth gamo Of the tourna-
mont. largo amount OF money had beon
staked at the extraordinary odds OF eight, aud
eyo ftoGn 1 to to ono ,so,S On gbassy i1S ed
first stroke, but WbasBy did not Immediately
forge ahead, as the audience had expected. In
deod, no did not settle down to hls of-la1ld
turned his hundred with run Of Al, boing IL
ahead. Then ho fell otragain failing respectively
on long draw and single cushion oafom, and
by going between tho object ball and the cushion
seemed to Aayo counted, and tho scorer oallot it,
| but Joe voluntarily relinQuiBhed it, the umpirG
anilingly taking his word for II. The most
artistic :, maaao shot Of tho game 60
ninotoonth inning, but he came to grief on an
easy cushion draw. Dion brought down tho
house uproariously In the initial.shot Of his
twenty-arst inning, and aoroyB-table draw, but
oaroma marked Ubassy's twenty-hrst inning
and Dion,s twonty!-nftb, ellcitlng sarcastic
his twonty-ninth inning, Dion played for safety
and WAS souudly hiaaod for It. When tho up
badly left bals and counted. Tho ap
plauso that followed was deafoning, although
tho no1t ahot waa q failure: Again Dion played
for safety, and again the old man counted, run
nnns s. was dono along Il the . uppe1 m cusIo1
without q broak until he had made
20; then ho scratched on = masse
and got. them togethor agaiu. dispuse bo
aoon arose, tho former announcing a amid criot
Of ~. Tho rofereo sustained tho scorer, ant
Ubassy yielded, but loaferiam hissed loudly
Then tho run wont on without. bronx unit
e4 bad bosn made; but back they rel!ee
fore another broak. Again he brought thon
back into close quarters, nursing them tenderly
but never freezing. although Joo watched close
" for sueh god:send. The run stopped at ~
and at Its close many Of tho audience left th'
hall. Following is the score,
| DtpN-, a. O. o. 0. g. !. %, g. 0. l, ~. 0, B, 8,