, 1873-06-13

suinea oa'f KIN earoro tah,o If In ) M Dr,,ns-
p.oto.' ns,,.o n,a,r+,.tnro attod with Col1on-
s.oA ,,os nsad and topother with tho
w. ~, arsoa "ue,y antsfootion to thu playors.
,1, nuu' 49,, t,no ahom, t,,c arranraments that
..,a ~ ,o,,nd q ,1t with was tho string, which
ss.,ta,noa al buttons m oach s1do instead OF
soo oon,,dar,hlo trouble in mark
!oo' thus ea"h4ue 4.'.D 49, 49, va.rnro,
ing tho game. In everything olsc tho mnnasel,
Mr.. John McCullagh, showed foresight and good
INDIGNANT The roferoo WAS h1r. T. q. Oowlos,
odItor of tho Western sportinq Gt1zcao, who
oo.vA - w. 80. .,;tf,a,,t ,,or4,,1,+,, Tin
umpirea wero Tom Foley for ubaBsy, and Mr.
Blake for BeBaungor.
1ho nlovora odvnnccd toward tho table about |
Ing piasofs aavoa ~ .a 49, sns nhoio, ~
O'CLOCK, aud panKoa 1or 1no Aoaa "no oiio4o' ~
balls. This was oloHoly won by bessungef' no
scored 2 and loft tho bulls in good position Tor
Ubassy. who started OF in good atylo, playing as
- - u.nt., a. ,,ono -, Ito oada rI1ht owav
no "ansoa eo W msne ~ ' ,sn .a,1a,v s,,ot
no made 5or missing on 4on& .o4o~ euoS'
which was not allowed. In his fourth inning he
cot tho bal1s together By two or three e1tronaely
Gtn,c,,,t onah;on-ahota and nuraod them with
um,u. ". ,s,;"aa.p US a. mossnncor ,oonwh,1e
had boon doing little or nothing, his total sooro
amounting only to 9. Ho addod to 1t in Ills
afth innInr 1y rood round-tho-tablo play, but
zraa nn,ortnnato onono1 to mako a bad miscue
r..
On draw shot, IN tue tolo"lne INNING no
made good run Of u. In his seventh inning
hc mado II, showing remarkable position plny,
ou. onuns IN %s "snoe o"'y 1hassy s nv @
has nolns elose 20 sno euen op"oSy a',oa KY
up to tho eight, was % Of an Indifferent onafaotGf
abie be aSntr % whcl' rooeiyod app|auae. He missed
an - i1;Hfcm,t To,1nd.tho-tnb}o shot. Doseungor
Followed M With q miss, and bis opponent addod II
to his string. Tho Bcoro then showed LOG for
nin0 Tia Tranohmup apain handled tho balls
N;th rnre skill and Judgment, making tho
atraneost shots for position that could DO
xut. olosed 1t So tic third Of tint number made
by him thus far In tho ga1no. In tho succeeding
inning he played even better than he lad hitler
to done. Almost every shot brought down thun-
md s},owni Aha rnost remarkable position play
;nr evor vitnousod by m American billiard aud
ienco. After getting tho balls together. but in
Linz the nS was naet to 20 po
e;biltv nnd ha missed it narrowly. Such
nlayinu AZ ho was exhibiting was enough
to discourage any man, and Besaunger wes
hjahoat run Vas s. Ubausy turned hio second
h,inired in tho thirteenth inning, his opponents
score then being 59. Beasunger picked up a
little in bis tifteenth inning with run Of Il,
Int waa a. still far from playlng Ills regular ga1ne
Hoahowed sipns Of NERVOUSNESS, not only at the
tabie. but while sitting in bis chair. His little
rnn nf ii was Offset by Ubassy with ono OF 45,
Which Tss made rapidly and Tthou is.a any n oaEs sp
Shot when tRo balls wero in heap, and left them
in the best possible way. Though &C.
knowiai1ced to bo good tGroe-ball
INK % ~ what womid 6r1inarily Weld him 20 or 80.
H. d,d mnch hoItor in fhe Following inninc,
making pretty run Of 81, Which showed many
ta49 nt.oso. osAs "@' o1>NsJ N0-1' - a~saA~1T ~