, 1873-04-22


position for bis opponent, Who knocked them
around until all four woro finally huddlod to-
gcther at tho foot Of tho table. Thon ho pro-
roeded to complete fno run of 150,, playing %
Il for more amusement. slosson folloTod With
he unuckily frozo nfter getting them oil to-
gether, Dcssungor turned bis second hundred
on the fourth inning, 102 ahead: slosaon, in Ills
ffth inning, collected tho balls i II tho upper
I'd half-draw from the ouRhion. The shot was
very elowly made, and may or may not havo
counted. The reporters could not decide from
where they sat. The mhrkor called
40 count. Tho roferoo seemed unwilling to give
a decjsion. and a storm Of l,issos and applause
eroae from tho partisan audience. During the
excitement BosBinger and slosson indulgoa in
slosson throw of bis cont and attempted to
strike tho other player. This hasty action
gavo rue to moro hiasea aud moro applause;
fho referee finally decided the question Of count
est the tsble SAYING tho shot did not count The
fonr .hnifa wore now Crowded together as
closely as they could bo without boing
frozen. DoaBuneor mined tor his blot
amid tho most inlesoribab1o confusion and noise.
'N He counted, . tI' but Tom Foley claimed foil.
Theronnon Tho oxoitomcnt increased tenfold
After soyoral minutos iaugling botwoon umproB
snd referee tho claim was not allowed. Bes-
eungor's run, however, which was commenced
WIZ 8oou pIospoG.s, nua pis 1nu LII S1nie ~
oa 4oapuu 9sI ~ o;ohth ;n1n"a hoin~ m.
ablo to nuke but l8 IL and u OF from good
nreaks; hessunsol pays siatoJ vac mG "a ~.
tno egnan anGs Mue4 ~ 10 ',n,i-ad svt ~ Don
nne pqgMton pis5lnH H. nv 49, noua,er m 6. 6Soo
slosson. 81, In Ills ninth inning slosson
aae @ M va AIns os.,,mnar fo,ows VII. 81 nnS
thsn Jumped bis ball on tho tablo for the second
time leaving tho Two rods outside the string.
string slossons attempt to Gos any o. them 4; u,
slao VI ~ counL a Te M ~ ~ ia aemant tron,
g39d l,oslslod gens ~ ior S liz iii ~
~ 3ah 10 nau a. .a ,n;nI tha aa1a etao3 a1' am
inpnss. Inn t' Bossunger M S eos; sIoason. T iso. Tho
trsn he1's ;ma,do ~ ta srinr nessnror hanEnd
st 9s tnrnna ~ gHso is aecand strng oftar rn
nf nteu miseernbio ie % iuch' I % Beaaunror % found bad
sSoa o bns position
an % mad made q o. piseipe ~ ha % score at 7Ga to 1os
Nothinr @ MO Of ~ noto occurred Until sloBsons @ III
tsenh Rnn ,a whsn sp9haF 9Th E wfsEs pbag
r. ~ n.veJ 49, annthcr ~ sow ahort banI1 a,of rho
1an,ee.iaenar caiiad t}a connt Boasunrnr,s nn,-
Era ali Il d;dnt ~ con1t, TSwo or throe hnndrcd
@ @peoplo said It did. Tho roforoo however, said
\ than snvSna1 euo ne The ha1s ero n eft IN so
oIau .naao "a .sthnrt a1,V
trdnbe' % H;a i score % thon stood SCI to 2s9. More
fo ha5 iuc,r ~ sio.son @ IN 1,ia a4teenth and
aaventoonth @ inning: and beaatly scratch for
Reannncar at the very oommoncemont Of
arc np shote nearlv alvays do in Good posltfon
being left. Good play and one Or two une1-
pooted and extraordinarily lucky Kisses assisted
Elm to iii. This placed him 1T 1,011 to Blos-
sons 292. DoByungor's average up to this point
tered e % around IL in vssstious % sort Of of way. @ Ho
commenced playing with q determination to
make q run OF tiroes figures but It yoenod as Il
he wns fated to meet tho point, tho balls kissing