The New York herald., 1873-07-01

twenty-th third inning he made ", ana Dion then was
obltgecIto make a grand nlGsss at upright draw,
after he was Missed for missing. At Garnier's
he brought the Balls Seautiialiy together
the whole length ofithe table, and they were unlor
inmate TO freeze. Spotting the balls GARNER again
counted, and at this the cheering and applauding
inning Dion M made ma a mlscue, and coming immedi-
ately after hiIn GARNER scratched In consequence
Of push shot, which was declared to be foul
The audience did not understand 1t ana Missed
referee S o stood up up to Os explain to the snaienos
billiardist TO order. In the twenty-eighth
inning Garnier froze on the twenty-third shot and
of the SPOT @ 9ut ~ Sn MS
but seven to go, when Dion scored one more. Car
nier then carefully played on, not missing an oppor-
rent the air. Dion jumped up and shook hands
with the
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.
GARNER bugged him, and was then taken up by
Joe Strauss, VINO gave him cordial French en-
brace, GARNER then turned around, kissed his
hand to his wife, who was crazy with JOY, and In
another moment was lost to sight. The whole
room precipitated itself down to the centre, and
shake his hand. 1t was q scene In It's way une-
qualled ana for some moments the excitement was
so great that everybody was talking, everybody was
waa shouting, everybody was cheering that at last
this great battle OF the true knights was term
mated, and tnat the one who was victor was IN
every way best entitled to 1t. When Garnier APP
peared outside the Hall he was seized and placed
on the backs OF the excited multitude, and,
despite his most earnest efforts, was carried OF to
The following is the score:-
Garnier-1, 10 /, 0, l, ., 0, 90. II, 2, 10; Q,
so soo 3 Is O. !, 49, ~ , 2 H. o. o. p 2' 7rota'
p 9'S1as g. % s. :, Gfosa 49, ave: 7s
SECOND PRIZE GAME.
Shortly after the close Of the championship game
the tournament, appeared to play for second
prize.
Prior to opening the game Mr.. Chris. OCon-
ner announced that Cyrille Dion had deposited q
forfeit and challenged the winner, Albert GARNER,
and 81 600 Side. rhe game wlli probaSiy S take
place in about two months time.
Daily and Cyrille then strung for lead and Cyrille
won the choice, scoring from the break OF the
balls In his next four innings Dion made double
figures, while DAILY was unucky enough to miss
In his eighth inning Oyrile played the balls very
untn unit cI.0 ne had t10ttsa s,.. out s, g. Game
Dion 1os, DAILY is. Maurice, however, iound the
ivory in fair position in the right upper corner,
very neat play he played the red against the right
cushion, crossing the white and bringing 1t back
cushion. Instead OF playing a nldSS6 he played for
''kiss" in the lower right corner, but failed to
score: In his ninth inning he was playing prettily,
in the audience, with a desire to intimidate
haurlCe Who was pluCklly pay lug Ill uphill game,
Kissed him, but the manifestation very
properly repressed by the applause OF the
played the balls with exquisite precision. send
ing them at times all over the table
and bringing them back to his cue ball, so that
canary bird might spread its wings over the whole
group. He counted SO in the run. DAILY was in
very hard luck all this time and in eight cOnsecu-
tive innings could not exceed run OF four. In his
eighteenth he made IL. At the close Of Dions
twenty-irst inning game was again called-Dion
2ol DAILY 70. DAILY played and failed to
count, and the game stood as called on
even innings Dion found the balls In good shape
for play and on his first count got them together
for run OF 81 Nothing OF especial note occurred
until Days twenty fourth inning when he took
care he scored SO, when the balls froze, and
without calling on either his opponent
or the referee he took up the balls
and spotted them. When he scored his 90 the
audience cheered enthusiastically, put broke the
charm by missing on his sixty-third effort. Game
was called at the close Of his innings-Dion 24s,
Daily l56. Cyrille made nice 26 in his twenty
seventh inning, which left him only 20 short Of the
game.
G. Dion-2, 10, TO- IL, II, g. o, 54, o. la, O. /, SO,
10, O., 0, 10, q, o., 2, Is, 0, 2d, 9, l. g. Ia.
Daly~S, 0, O. o, T. 5, 0, "a, TO- - A4,A1,1,o oo1,
II, l, 3, o, Q. 9. 0, g. o, 8, o, o, Ia Total III.