, 1873-05-30
ResnEt Of tho First Discount Match Between
The Pronth Expert aud Ills
Chltago Opponent.
The Inter Victorious In Spl0ndld
Game, by Score Of
400 to 70.


tho Fronohnnn among u.s., BECAUSE 1t was gon.
orally understood TINT the principal object o had
in yiow whon l1o loft Nav Orleans woa to moot
IN a. w,h1ic nato,, tho 1,1.vor with whom he
crossed cues last night. : Aside from this.
Ubaasy's record and the quiot exhibitions OF
lis wonderful skill given during tho past wooI,
uoro a,,fr1o;ort In thorao,roa 10 attroot ronnrei
atsehtloh. no aueh payer hhb o7or "ppo"tou ~
this country, and whothor llo wins or losea tho
two rolnni1,ing matches with Dossungor, or those
TINT 1,o NAV nn,o II, obor ctios, thia will DO tho
ophon ol oVoss msoi1gon' M 1nai' "no nau ,a..
tno pleaanfo or Witnessing tho samo aass
evening. UbaHsy is. porhnps, tho most
unpretonding billiard playor known. His man-
nrofaaaiona, ,st ~, inatant IN mooa
,, anaa ,,s .aso,a.,. oas ill., , T,,ara ~
shot ho rovcnis hia marvellous hkils. Ihoro Is
no hfrectation about his style, Flo caros nothing
for the impression tint graceful attitude may
create Tho rarldity with which ho plays and tho
uo4u'au ~ " n.1 o@oousoa n'.,Au ~ ~
MUG n's concoP'lon u ano'' no 'nas'oi no"
difficult 1t may be, Ia almose instantaneous, and
tab1a M ~ the atroko ia % daiiyorod. Ho raroiv pIavs
for ao fotv tr1,at,nc ontirolv to lila akill
LUZ sa1ety, ttlh.ing ons,fors ~ ms shui.
~ O'CLOCK tue Amph1thoatFe was paokod tul!
With tho lergsst audience thst over assomnlo .s 1T
sionnl billiard players wore preBent, and many
OF our bost citizens could DO soon among tho
spectators. Thero WAS but little botting at the
commencement OF or during tho gAno. Tho
Froneh caroms, should havo brought out moro
wagors on tho part OF DoHsungor's friondd.
Mr. ]. H. MRoclsfollov, r. OF New YORK, was chosen
Toforeo. Tho umpirea were Tom Foley Tor
About half-paet O'Clock tho players ap-
proaohod tho table, which stood on a Rlightly
elevated platform in tho contro Of tho circus
ring, and banked for choice OF balls and tho
lead. Doth Of thoHo preliminary movements
wore Won by Dcsaungor. He chose tho white
ball, aud counted on q plain angle-shot. His
run ceased at 4, tho miss bcing on q single
cushion-shot. Ubausy failed to count on q draw
. position that 53essnngor made O. Ubassy
made q flno draw-slot' getting tho balls
togetllor, but thoy froze, and had to be spottcd
Ho missed the noxt ahot md BoaBunger mado 7,
ending on miBcuo traw. UbasBy followed with
2, and Dossunger again with . miss on a half
naaBso. Tho fronchmau then put In a iittlo
work, showing tue audience Bono Of Ills peculiar
draws in run Of O.. Dessungar, nlade 2 In hin
fifth inning, following it with 10 in his sixth, 8
his touth. Ubassy all this time WAS playing with
Indifferent success. making fo, 1nssos. and only
II points in tho aggregate. Dessungor'a por~
solial friends were particularly iubilant about
this time. In Ills twelfth inning
tho Chicago player made y bnd miss which loft
tho bills in d position for a. a maaso. aa Aa ills
class Of shots can be made by UbasBy aa oaBy as
simplo caroms, it Is almost unnecessary to sny
TINT ho counted He improved the leave to tho
extent of 81, and in tho run mado many of hiu
marvellous drnw-Ahots DosMulger followed
With u woll.o1ocuto1 run Of 70. In which Io
showed fiuo position-playing and made several
exccllont shots. He followed this up in tho
also put together in good Htyle. In HIS oigh-
toonth inning ho added 1G moro to his Hcoro,
which mado i III to ubasey's 8.
Desaunger,s playing at this time was remarka-
ay'a efforts were unlucky in tho oxtreu,o.
All that can be snid Of hiB ahots is that thoy
were uoli-concoived attempts to got tho balla in
position, and were remarkably close. Dcsaungor
kept up his driving gate to tho twonty-thrl
inning, making runs Of II, 8, and SO. His OPP
ponout, meanwhile, made aoveral u1isaos aud
one good run Of q. principally in round-the-
table play aud draw ehots, which soonl to be his
In his twenty~sixth inning he ipcroaaed his small
score By run Of 20, which WAS worry flno!y nado,
and which ended, as usual, in Miss uf M oasy
SHOT. Nothing worthy of note occurred, until
the t1Fenty;ninth inning, when Bessnnger Be turnod
| marAable for tho rapidity Of its execution, and
tho mpny 1no position shots it brought out.
| His score now stood Mt 21G, while Ubassy's was
nothing, and yot ho acted III if ho was perfectly
satisfied with the way things woro going. He
betrayed no surprise 1T tho fact that lie was
unable to play his customary game, hui
and a fow again, ana missing all sorts Of shots
with a most chlldliko expression OF counto.
nance.
Dossungor continued to be worry bravo while
his opponent played in this bad why. Runs OF Il
and ID, and some smn1ler onos were added to hif
score from tho twenty-fourtl to tho tllirty-sov.
onth inning. III his thirty-soyenth UbaHB5
hoaped up 10, and everybody waB indulging ii
the hope that 10 would continue
that sort of thing indefinitely, whor
IN extremely difficult masBo came up, and war
missed by q hair. Tho run must have sllaAer
Il ths suceeong nnng Ks II Gbassy u s fo
iowad with n misa. However Jonn ton1t f,oor
no.t,s @ ra,iaa 49,, X 4 Ira.a ao
snooR % aes M miss s ao nd
ton, but, aa Ubaasy waB kind enough to follow
suit, he took courage once more, and made I
hundred, his score standing 804 too. In lisforty
first inning UbasBy made 2i, and followed it III