The New York herald., 1874-11-10
BILLIARDS.
The Battle OF the Knights OF the Cue
GARNER Wins Two and Cyrflle Dion,

The Battle OF the Knights OF the Cue
GARNER Wins Two and Cyrilie Dion.
Daily and Slosson Each One.
The billiard tournament for the championship
at the three ball carrom game was res um ed
yesterday afternoon at one O'Clock. NotwlthsJand-
ing the unfavorable condition OF the weather
there was large attendance oil the patrons OF
the game, who evinced their satisfaction by re-
peated applause, marking the brilliant shots OF
the experts. The first game OF the afternoon was
between Cyrile Dion and Daniels. The former
won very easily, finishing the game while his
opponent was making 12s. The following is Q
score OF the game.
Cyrilie Dion-o, l. 3 !, II, = IL, ., 2. 10, ,29.
Q, 8 0, o. e 6s, 2 300 > ~ = - . o.
Dlnie's9 Is, e. To- o. T. . J. 1
Q, p 0, 0. 0, c-12s.
NJ highest runs-cyrire Dion, 20, 80, 40. So,
highest average-Cyrille Dion, 717-ls. Daniels,
Time of game-one hour and half
Az three games were on the programme for the
afternoon no time was lost, and directly Cyrille
Dion made his winning shot Director
Gavitt called the next game. The con-
testants Rudolpne and Slosson, came up TO
the table, and the latter winning the string
opened the game with 3. Both men played pretty
close at the start, ano on the third innings Ru-
noang with the balls Rudolphe got them to-
ge'"er on the ninth and ran II, which he subse-
quen.iy iollowed ty and AZ. Siosson pickeo up
on Tue twelfth With 81 and in the seventeen tn
with rs. SIosson then played three shots for q
but on the twenty-nrst innings got the balls to.
gether and alter counting 81 Rudoipne claimed
no count, but his protest was Immediately over
ruled by the referee. who ordered Mr. Rudolphe to
h1s seat. Tne Frenchman. however insisted on
being heard, and alter he had been heard the
game went on Sosson eventually scoring s3 The
Chicago pet finally won the game, beating Rudophe
by 46 POINTS. The following Is the score OF the
game:-
slosson-s ], 81 Is, l. o. 0, O. /, II. l. 81. o. 4 g. 2,
2s, o. l. 81, o. 49, l, o. l. o. 1, y, o. l. l. $500.
Rudolphe-2 0. 81, T. o, i, l. 21. ., 49, z g. 5, l3,
III 1, 8, IL 8. Is, y q. y. 8. L. y 8. o. 4-254.
~, 81, 20. is.
Averaees-siosson. s 4-7; Rudolphe. Z s-l7
Time OF game-One hour and fifty minutes.
Inc thlTd anu last game OF the morning exnlDi-
t,on was between GARNER and classy. fne latter
LED OH with IL. which GARNER followed by 10. On
the thrd innng Ubassy made pretty run
competitor, nothing dannted, rolled up 81
IiRnt on his neels. Ubassy was playing
made 10, II anu q. GARNER not doing so
we'll but In the 10Th 2lst innings added 21 and
70 TO ms score. On the 27th innings GARNER made
pretty break ana on his 32d count Ubassy claimed
that the balls were roze. The referee examtned
them, and told GARNER to 20 ON, but AZ Ubassv
stu objected, he took second look and again told
coat and went away, but on second conslde alton
came BACK and biting the balls with ms cue sent
referee then gave the game TO GARNER, and ali
bets 20 with the game. The following Is . score
OF the game -
Garnier-7o, s. 81. 10, |. 4, ,o.e7.s .s,1,A.7,s,
81 o. !. 10, l. o, 2 Is, ., o-246.
Highest runs-Garnisr-70 81, 80, 81. Ubassy-
Averare--Garnier. 10 10. Upsssy. 9l-o.
lime o 0ame--une hour and forty.hve minutes.
Last evening the sttsn0sncs was larger snsn