, 1873-11-12

would in ali probability hayo matio over 100 l,as-
se,nngoT Followed with :, and ngain loft aoft
sng a n0hina' aarnicF ony to9k 10 msatnB Sn
,n!sacd in tho noxt inning, ,and darnior in the
three succeeding oney, lcssungor moanwhilo
getting Il, two rlns Of II and ono Of 8. Ia
sho : e, aonth inning GHrnior succooaed in
manipulated them with astonishing de!icaoy, Of
touch until he had inalo 4k 1Aey tilen bo-
cnmo separated, but few shots aufiiood to bring
them under his control again. aud ho contineiMod M
,naaae. Tho run turuoa him or Nih second
hundred, tho cau boing atrnfar 1850 Deasun-
gor, At. The Inter playor, who bad made good
showing all along, put in mont IT, ending on q
eprcad for his opponont. Two or throolard drawa
aud cushion HhotB got the BphoroB into Hot1io
sort OF shape, and thoro waa every prospoct for
another hoayy run, Mhen sbe player missed oh
tic Ironohman pit Al to bis sttaS ,ii making % dnT
ing tho run wonderful Rsrpentine tnasBo, and
missing ono Of the uAsiost follow-shots imagina-
blo. Bessunger waa not doing much modn-
while, But for freeze IN the fourtoonth inning
largo run to his ,hcore, having tho three balls
He WAS compelled to dostst aftor
making 8, but made up for, It in the following
cloae BY, mira Of draw. shot. Tho run turned
him on hls third hundred, tho call being 221 to
20 IN his favor. Dossungor mndo {aeblo effort
to do something, but succeeded only In lonving
tho balls in such ahnpe that GARNER mado 2l,
DesHungor made three or four brilliant shots,
and then subaidod, whlo Garnicr took
Il out, Of whit was LOFT In tho htne-
teonth inning, John executed a very pretty
vaa caroless enough to miss tlld ensiest slot 10
to 2bs. The bronx yieldod Gnrnior 10, lis Gus
tomary luck in tho T,atter Of freezing acoompa-
pys ss sao 1 6s IL b 9g sS fSsSssRsy s1Rs gn sd 9
nior shook OF tho loshnrgy TINT seemed to affect
him, and put In run OF 81, inissing as usual on
an easy Slot. Tho call now showed tho relative
positions Of tho players At 327 for Garnior. and
score in tho naxt inning by duplicating
his opponents run in tho previous ono, which
was c1oyer1y accomplished. Tho end of tho run
waa marked by tho usual silly miss Of perfectly
so no .yng rsareS . Ts SS Knocked eq on
20 IN f}no stylo, which turned him on his third
hundred, and mado the game stand 207 to 827.
Three, innings further on he ;male
H. while !, aarnlor 1 wss missing rsht along
little in. Tie thirty-ntnth inning. whom
ho etlcceeded In making TO- Desaunger followed
with find run Of s3, which hia 1ighty way Of
playing brought to an end whom everything was
favorable to 2 continuation. Though Galnior
found the balls well laid out, he could not make
more than 8, and Dcssunger made "a, miseiug
fine shot,, Garnier followed with 1t, and thon
tho inevitable freoze intorferod md put M
end to tho R3esaunger na now began
moat extraordinary cushion ahota, but not being
favored with luck in the mnttor Of breaks. 4
splendid run OF 21 in the forty-soventh Inning
aont him to hs lsst hundred, tho seore standing
fallen fur below bis average, and was unques.
tionably affected by the brilliant play Of his
opponent. Dessungar followed up hts run
Of q with another Of 70 missing only
shot presented itself. Garinor followed
with 8, missing long masao, and again with .,
which woro given him by q pnlpablo scratch.
In tho noxt inning he mado 9, leaying him but
to 60, and aA Bossunger had uuaccountably let
up In the last few Shots 1t seemed Us II he would
make them without any trouble but both wero
norvous. and made frequent misses. AZ last, In
tho tlfty-iourth inning, Garnior made the :
points necessary to complete tho game, which
took two hours and twenty minutes 10 play. Fol-
lowing is the scoro:
Bessangcr- O. II, II, 2.a, l6,o,a,e,3. 2,
+ : It, t. IT, = u ., Y i$ ae'a; T.
Garnter-o, !, 81 10, Geqae1 227.s.29,
E T +; ''s :' As's 8
1yeraoes- -Bessunger, . ST.; GARNER, 71l-27.
nghssf f r. 4 Nns-bessunger' s7' W. a. aaFn'os'
1fn,e 9f Gamo-2 hours 20 minutes.
THE SIXTH GAME
of the tournament. aud the last ono Of tho eyeu-
ing, was then commenced between Maurice
Duly. Of Now York, and George slosaon, Of
Chicago. Mr.. Michael Foley occupied the
reforees chair. Tho load was won by Blossom,
who counted on the first shot, hut missed the
Second, and loft the balls heapod. DAILY made Q
from them, and nothing OF consequence occurred
until the fourth inning, whom slosson made 10.
In the following inning DAILY made 10. Tho game
progressed very evenly, with good runs on
both sides, up to the last half Of tho twelfth
made The largest run that has ever boen made in
public gaino IN this country-153i It was
/ accomplished by delicate nursing and tho most
perfect position playing, and Vas as whole tho
~ ie' American biilliardeplayer. No description
that could be written would do It justice:
Tho player WAS loudly applauded az ho reached
md paaaod the marks act up by other players.
such aa tho runs Of GO and 6s made In the present
tournament by Ubassy and GARNER, tho run Of
! 113, which rms tho highest in tho recent
| New York tournament, and tho run OF lit made
| by Ubassy In one of his games With nosaungor
| III this city last summer. At tho conclusion ol
Duly, whose scors now stood at 202 to U4. In
tho fourteenth inning, slosBon, nothing dis
concerted, put in q neat run Of 81, and DAILY fol-
lowed with another OF IA. Thon George mado
18 and turned his first hundred, tho scoro stand
ing lilo to 22o. Duly changed It somewhat by a
run Of 18 In the seventeenth inning, and in tho
very next inning no added a. sloaaons next
run ct any consequence was ono or 10 IN the
twentieth inning, which was Immediately offset
BY ono Of SO. on tho part Of DAILY, which
turned him into bis last hundred, while
bloBHon had not yet reaohel 150 points. Agnin
in tho twenty-third inning the New Yorker ae'
cured %, but, owing to a miss Of an easy shot
left the balls in Huch shapo TINT slosson made
"a. Tho next large runs were 22 by DAILY, 1s BY
sloBson, and IS By DAILY which loft tho lattel
but 10 to maKe. He got OF them In tho thir'
tioth inning. and left good position for his op
ponent. who made spurt Of 30, which placed
him ut 205 to 305. Two misses by DAILY cu
down big average, but In the inntn{ oE
to 207, The scoro ia na follows:
slosson-1, Q, 9, 10, 3, 10, 9,7b,lb, 1,2!,
2O7.
Daip-o, o,3,1,L1a27,747,o 1est to,s, u, 2, 1a
a. $780, 8,4. %, 9, %, = ], 10, 4, 49, s. Tota1
| 4OO. =
dptrages-slosson, 60: DAILY, 12.l.
utqheN Ktus-sosaon, 81, ~, 20; DAILY, 1eo, 10, ~
90, 70, %, u.