New-York tribune., 1874-11-10
TIE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
BITTER QUARRELs AMONG TIE CoNTEsTANTS-A DA'
OF BRILLIANT PLAYING.


OF BRILLIANT PLAYING.
Yesterday was the fifth day of the Billiard
Tournament at Tammauy Hall. In the afternoon about
COO people gathered to witness the contests, which
between Cyrilc Dion and lward Daniels George Slos-
son and A. 7. RudOlphe, aud Francois U6assy and
Albert GARNER Played in the order named. In the fret
game Dion the lead, bat failed to score. and
followed by Daniels, who made points. In the 81
inning Daniels scored TO- ami in the 5th inning Dion
made H. In the 18th inning Dion 90 and his oppo-
uent p the 10Th inning counted AZ III the inning
Dion made 33 the 25;h he scored 4) and in the 35h
49, After more innings, counting two points each
time he finished the game, winning by 172 points
The next game between George S.ossOn
and A. p. Rudolphe, the former winning the lead
and scoring three points. In the third innng. by
ceedngly careful play Slosson counted 49, which
followed bv a OF 81 points by Rudolphc In the
9th iuning Rudolphe made 26 points, and III the 1lth in
Mug 40 points, Rud0phe then being 1872 slosson S. In
the next inning Sosson began with fine shot bringing
the balls together at the upper end OF the table Ia this
position be scored 81 points. In the nth inning he
scored % points and in the 2st inning SO points. This
LETT slosson 2So Ruiolpac 2l3 When Sosson had made
70 points on the 2st inning, Eudophe disputed shot
and also disputed vehemon. language the judgment
OF the referee. Rudolphe placed his in position to
prevent further play. and SlOsson stood aside to await
decision OF the referee, who allowed the shot to Slos
son. RudOphe continued 10 dispute the decision. and
After time had passed and there stil abate
meDt in the expressions OF dsapqT0batOu, RudOphc
down suleDy. In the 35ih inning SlosSon made 81
points. winning the game by 46 points in hour and
minutes.
The next game between Albert GARNER and
Francois Ubassy and by far the brilliant game
OF the afternoon. The lead by Ubassy who
scored II points GARNER. by careful nursing made 70
points In the sd inning. Ubassy made So points and
GARNER 81. leaving GARNER, liz Ubassy, IOi In the
9Th inning Ubassy scored 25 In the lih inning GARNER
made q fine draw-shOt nearly half the length OF tho
table: In the 18th inuhg he made 81 points, and
in the 10Th inning 20. passing bis opponent
the game then standng-GarDier. 21l Ubassy. 107.
Seven innings after ths GARNER made 81 pQiEt and
left the balls apparently frozen" He examined their
position ard went to the upper end OF the table and took
position Eaiting for the scorekeeper to spot" the
balls Mr Bryant, the refesse, then examined balls
and declared that they were not Z" frozen" UbSssy
looked at tha and declared tkat they but Garer
acting ON decision OF the referee played from
position which the balls lag and counted. UbaAy
hel scattered the balls with hs and declared thai
he would play 80 longer. His fEends could prevail
on him to proceed and he forfeited the game.
In 1he evening Maurice Daily and A. Z. Ru6olphe
played the first game. DAILY IN % innings by 20
points Twice during the game RusOphe disputed tho
play and.was rewafded with Ljsses Rom the audience.
Albert GARNER aud Cy.ie Dion played the second
game. Gaxnier won easily, finishing 10 20 innings.
when his Opponent had only 1873 points.