The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-28
GARNER DEFEATED.

The match last evening between GARNER and
Ubassy attracted considerable attention among
billiard players, as 1t was reported that Ubassy
expected to do considerably better and hoped to
beat the champion. At the commencement OF the
game there were only about 400 people present In
Tamhany Hall; but by nine O'Clock the stragglers
had mustered and there must have been at least
800 spectators. The match was for $500 side. 900
points up zx inch balls and PLAYED on 6xl0 Grifith
table, with Delaney wire cushions. The betting on
the game was about 500 to $40 on GARNER; but
good deal OF money was invested at evens.
Game was called at :0S. and Ubassy, winning the
string, JAILED to score, letting Garnier in for l.
Ubassy then missed an easy one and GARNER ran 8.
Both men appeared a little nervous, and on the
third inning Ubassy, after scoring A. missed very
easy one. The table which they using had pecu-
liary elastic cushions. and for the first few in
nings neither Of the players appeared to be at
home. as both failed to keep the balls together.
In the tenth inning GARNER succeeded In manipu-
lating 81, which Ubassy followed shortly after-
wards by 10. At the close Of the fifteenth inning
the game stood ess.s
#< GARNER 40; UBASsY, ~,
whicn only gave average OF about az. In the
seventeenth inning Ubassy ran Is. GARNER follow
ing with 1. Ubassy then missed, and Garnier after
running s. lett the balls all In q heap. Ubassy,
tom cushion. brought them up to the other end
and finally wound up for Is, alter brilliant run
that Included three masse and several artistic
round-tne-table Shots The spectators gave fire.
quent demonstrations OF their appreciation
OF that display OF biliardstic talent. AT
the close Of the twentieth inning tue game stood
UBAsSY, l3l; GARNER, a. LIE
In the twenty-hrst inning both men did pretty
well. Ubassy scoring 10 aud GARNER 70 Ubassy
then ran II, and then both men eased up for two
or three innlnPs. ln the nty-fth inning
Ubassy ran H. alter which GARNER went to work,
ana %ne1 ~ me s 81 81 rum nsv
Ubassy's referee TO remove. The obstacle being
calted OF, the champion resumed business and
closed with ~, which. however, he supplemented
with Al IN the following inning. At the close Of
the thlrtieth inning the game stood
On the Saith inning Garner had the balls for q
short time running up 2S which Uoassy imme.
dlaisy followed with Is Both men were doing
accustomed TO the lively rebound rom the elastic
cushions, and at the close OF the 4Otn inning
nlngs Uoassy played clever inning for 81, follow
ing with II more ON the next. At the close OF the
4Oth innings the game stood
UBAssY. 300; GARNER, 228.
he manipulated II more. An intermisslon was
standlng-Ubassy, 304, and GARNER, 26l During
the interval there was considerable betting, and
as they still offered even money on the champion.
Precisely when the ten minutes had elapsed play
WAS For Inc Tine % sax NTH innings
rolled up TO- At the close OF the 5oth inning the
game stood
Ubassy then went to work and made H., and
after some poor play on both sides GARNER closed
the fifty fifth inning with Is. Ubassy then went TO
work and played remarkably good inning for 49,
which ne followed on his next hand BY 10. The
game now began to have rather one-sided APP
pearance, and when on the next inning Ubassy
continued his excellent play and ran 40 IN artistic
style, Garnier then went to work and played well,
but with hard luck, as he could not get the balls
together and finally closed his inning tor is. Both
men then Missed and at the close OF the sixtieth
UBAssY, 43s-GARNIER, 314.
! Ubassy ran rs in the sixty-secOnd inning, and
GARNER ran and q but ms s usual luck had evi.
difficult positions. In the sixty-fourth inning
Ubassy ran 10, which GARNER followed with Is
UDassy then went TO work again. and. PLAYING
up Al. which put him In the last stretch The game
ct the close OF the sixty-afth inning, stood
Both men sssa sSsn GSss ST. ran which
score and Garuier ran q. on the thirtietn inning
uhssy ran II y winch ne S
| then made q pretty break, which added to the
! general in terest as he ran 81. Ubassy then ran
| out and won the match.
0, 1. 81 H. 8, o. q i, ., 10 IL 5, ], 0, 80,
10 ~ 20 ,: . 81, 10 4s9jS4a,13 = sou
s., a. g. s. O. IS, 2, l, a. l. 2, o s. 2s o. o. O. Q.
AIlS9 49, o. o.; !, LoAl, 20 8, Is, o.o' I,
h"haa 10 o. : s, u; g. : sa ,; sl-A4''
gbassy-ss, q, 81; 50, 20, q, 40, Al. j
| Ubassy-Isidore Gayrand. Garnter-Guillette
Ubassv, 81. GARNER, 2O-71
Referee-Joe Daniels, OF Boston.