New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
THE BILLLARD T0UBNAMENZ

Play was resumed yesterday afternoon IN
Che international billiard tournament, Tie contestants
being Albert GARNER and Joseph Dion. In the betting
previous % the game Dion the ta7ore at odds OF
-v1 % one The Dartiltv OF betting men was chiefly
attributable 20 a general impression prevailing
that Garniers nerve was sure 70 fan. for
tie Frenchman. while a splendid player in prao-
ece, and having no equal in the execu-
C0n OF fancy Shots as q general rule is apt 70 fail
q public exhibitions Yesterday, however, he was in
splendid luck and with cOnsummate nerve succeeded in
akng only the largest run but the highest average
achieved by any player since the beginning or the touFna-
mont Ills opponent, on the contrary had wretched
trok The feature OF the game was the run rolled up by
Gsrnicr ia dis 2lst inning, when by OF the most
brilliant play ever seen ne added Sc 20 his The
run exhibited every variety Of rsclass play, nclu ding
draw masse and fine position shots. The game
terminated inning, when GARNER ran It out,
tis adversary being only l35
Two games were played last night the first, being the
ourth Of TIE tournament between Cyrlle Dion and
foseph Dion and the second between JOhn Deery and
francois Ubassy. The games 800 points each
3 Dy 10 COnelGer bovel taole The attendance
Va8 as arc. on the previous evening.
T1e first game opened promptly at o'clock, Cyrille
leading Of and counting g. Joseph made count, and
Doth failed 20 count the'secOud inning. The first
good playing was on the eighth inning, when Joseph
made three successive shots which elected loud ap-
balls together and. by careful nursing, scored
p before they separated He scored in all 81, and
ehey then stOUd-CYre, 10 Joseph Il. On the 23d
nuIng Cyrilie made of 81 by succession Of bril-
liant sbots, including a very difficult shot Al
Fne end OF the 2tn inning the -tOOd@vrllle g.
and Joseph 100. On the SUtu inning Cyrle counted 10,
jose Dl failed 90 count tle then stood yr e
s07 Joseph, 125 On the 35th inning Cyrille took the
dead, scoring ~, JJ Jose la tlo game then standing
a. % 40. on the 44th Inning Joseph made run
% o.. WhIod announced amid tumutuOUs applause.
lt now wIlu seven points OF his adversary; his
Temporary success seemed % make him nervous, and
d. made good plays On the 55th inning Cyrie
aeph then standing 255. CyriAes average was 545,
AID Joseph, faJ.
Tho second game OF the evening between Francois
tDassy aud John Deery began 10 O'Clock Deery lead
W. on. Inc 4Itu shot q masse, Jbaosy sitting on
fhr corner u hc table ~ make 10. The 59th ad
fuiraDie oarOm. luaksed his shot
Wa app8uded uN the building shook
o lrery followed aud scored 8, Ubissy counting
c1y Ou the seventh Inning UUaSay scored 81 by the
ond, nnally missing az easy shJt On the 18Th
Shining UaaasF scored 60 points and on the l5Jh
Deery counted 70. UJassv followed and failed 20 count
5Ae now Stood Deery, IgS UDassy, 263 The
Former failed % count The 10th inning and
IDassy scored D. having only 10 % make Deery
counted on the l1th lunlug, aud CDassy out.
O-ery's average was IL UDassy %, IL.
The following r. the fuli score
leey-l o. 9, 2, lg. o, i, ~, 49, g. %. O. 70. O.
- Ll4s htsruOOn game viii be played between Cyrie
b0h aud Maurice D4lg, and tHIs evening game be-
.Noen CYrle Dion and Albert Garuer ana between
&laAoOlh L Jaasy and Joseph Dion