, 1873-11-16

commenced between Ubaesy mud Maurice DAILY.
Mr. Al Smith was tho reforeo. Da1y. won tho
lead, but failed to count. Ubassy made Z, and
missing . short bank, set tho balls up. It was
too carly in tho game, howovar, iort Da'y
to accomplish anything of congoqhonce.
md he frozc after tho second count. Flo scored j,
on tho apot-shot, but 1nfscuo ended his run. ,
The next few innings were entirely dovoid Of M
their attempts at D run, nissing easy Bhota and
gottng kissed out Of count frequently. The firat
doublo-aguro run was made by Ubassy in tho
ono Of 81 in tie teptl, which came to an end On
n risky bunk shot. Tho old man waa guilty Of
scratching Fin the next inning, and BY missing
in tue succeeding one, left the balls in favor
@ Ra sdgmsh mht sranoy s for T g
points. His mtss was on q difficult close follow
shot, attempted with tho loft hand. In
The :, second next nsxt inning he turned ned
H. wea st was ss Sotor ons win IL many rospssts s
than the other. Tho call now showed DAILY 146,
UbasBy IL. Tho latter appeared to bo entirely
out Of play. not being abla to score moro than
two or throo points at timo, and appear
complained Of not fecing well physically.
DAILY played poor game for sovoral innings.
but III tho twenty- fourth l,o rogaincd some Of
| his lost speed, and mado %, missing on draw.
q long shot. Tho balls broke fairly for tho Now
| Yorker, and he added u to his string. Ubassy
| followed Will, 7,sand iucreasad the nstonshmout
| which had been created by his bad play ey miss
nes1t inning DAILY mado 3, whel, placed
him at 200 to -. The Trenehman again
missed d draw, but DAILY did not profit much by
It. In tno twonty-sayenth Inning ubassy re- re"
game by placing him at 1so to 2o5. His
paiS bat ho ' had ad'! onterod into lis dark
hour and was uoe fayorod with such
1uclty breaks as at the commencement. 1Io
made only Q. UbaABy followed with ., and DAILY
! got3. In the noxt inning, UDassy made one Of
the most difficult maBse shots eyor witnessed in
q match, and got tho balls in shapo by It. No
thon proceeded to malso 90, which brought him
found tho balls laying we'll. but ho
missed tho shot. Flo was kissed into count,
however, md made II. UbaBBy followed with !,
ing 202 for him to 2sl for DAILY. The latter
again found favorable leave, and made IS
from it by excellent play.. In tho thirty-
fourth g Inning ho increased his leaa b, by
lin to mako. miseno put T m 4-'sa end
to hts play. Ills no1t inning yioldod 10. From
the nineteonth to the thirty-tlfth inning the old
man % did not mako very much. II tue thirty
missing ,masse, aud leaving the balls IN posi-
tion. DAILY mado but 10 out OF thom.' In tho
thtrty-ninth ho triod magnificent twico-aorosa-
the.tab1o ahot for position, and secured both
amid loud applause. Ho played vol
to "a, when he froxo, with tho balls together,
| His luck stood linn well in Land again, Tor Lo
was kissed into the spot-shot, and his run con-
tinucd to GO, the best Of tho game. The contest
seemed hH beyond h doubt, bnt l1o
did not increase Ills lead aliy in tho
next twelve innings, while Ubassy decreased
1t q little. Noitler of them, however,
| played any too well in tlloBo inninga, the runH
being smnll. In tho 1ifty-aecond inning UbaaBy
| 1nad0 90, and in Lhe next 81. The last mias waa
a bad QUO, for Duly got tho balls together, and
| succeeded in scraping 10 out Of them which loft
him but . to 60. ubassy made l aud missed !:
] DAILY followed suit, minus the count Ubassy
made 2, and Daly again took pattern by him.
Tho Freuchman tlon got tho bulls together, and,
despite frcoze and 4 hoat Of difficult shots
which fnte threw in his wav, ran out On 80, win
| ming tho lnoat remarkable game on record by one
point. Following il The score:
oavoo5 a7sRao2;;27: ~ p ! 3f 43;5,o,as
U6ass8-7, Z, i, o. q, ., u, !, q i,o3, /,
o. IT, L. b, L. q, 10, 3d. 1T, J. q. ~. Total 400.
| .ivtTages-Daly, G.l3: Ubassy. 7.8.
Time 9} GaAc-9 hours mud Is minutes.
| nEConp or TIE TOURNAMENT.
| Tie following s record Of tho tournament
up to date. II will ho published every mosniug
until tue galnoH aro finished, SO TINT the public
may sec at d glance how each player stands. Tho
| figures will bo changed aB gamos aro played, and
| when the tournament is onlod the two blank
| columns will be H]od in: