The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-11-17
sHovINa UP THE POINTS.
HoLDERs OF CUE.

A special TO the Chicago Times on the 10th
gives the following summary of the games
of Tuesday: The 10th game of the tourna-
ment was between Ed. Daniels, of Boston,
and S~losson, of Chicago. The lead was won
by Daniels, who only scored / IN the first
inning. Slosson followed with the same
figure. In the next inning Daniels added
III to his score. Slosson got the balls to-
'gether, and, by some careful nursing, made
a very brilliant run OF SO. In the sixth in
Queen City of the West, by some magnif-
cent Observation-Disclosures for position made
a beautiful run of 81, leaving the score at
the end of the inning "a to l29 in his
o In the ninth inning, Daniels, who
played a pretty game, added Ia to his score,
and was followed by Slosson with ID. In
the 10th inning Daniels made a very nice
run OF 26. Slosson followed with a powerful
draw shot, bringing the balls together, but
only added 6 to his score. From this point
the game vas evenly contested until the 3lst
inning, when Daniels made a run of 30. In
the next he made one of IL, and was followed
by SlossOn with one of 26. The score at the
end of the inning was l5S to 263 in favor of
Slosson. The latter in the next inning made
a run of 50, and closed the game in the 35tb,
Daniels being 16l. Winners average s 3O-35.
Time of game. l hour and 81 minutes.
1aO - , SaNA0 vi ~ VIII Nco
opened by Ubassy and Joe Dion, at 2:42 p.
NJ. The former won the lead, and led off by
scoring 3. Dion also made 3. In the oath
inning Dion made one of %, and in the 18th
one of 10. In the 26th inning Ubassy scored
but l, leaving the balls in a difficult position
for Dion. He got them together, however,
by some pretty gathering shots, and had
made rs, when the spell was broken, ard be
was obliged to play the balls widely apart.
He made so, breaking up on a simple draw
shot, and giving his opponent one for miss.
The latter failed to improve the occasion,
and Dion again got the balls together and
closed the game in the 9Th inning, with a
run of IS. His average was III 3-37. Time
of game, one hour and Is minutes.
Maurice DAILY and Albert GARNER were the
contestants in the I'D game, which was
opened at 4:l0 by the players stringing for
lead. GARNER wOn but failed to count on
bis first inning, while Maurice, who still
complained of the painful abscess under his
right arm, made a run of 43. GARNER again
failed to count, and Daily added 6 to his
score. GARNER then made 2, while his OPP
ponentm made a very brilliant run of 60, slip
ping up on a simple draw shot, which he
himself characterized as the easiest one in
the whole run. ,
In the 18th inning DAILY played beautifully
and added Al to his score. In the 18th mining
GARNER made a very neat run of 40, which
DAILY followed with six. The score at the
emu Oh the inning SJOOQ 1UU 10 20 IN favor OF
DAILY. In the 21st inning GARNER made a
run of 10, which DAILY followed with one of
40. The game was closed in the 9th inning
by DAILY, GARNER being l75. Winners av-
erage, ii 3 q. Time OF game, one hour and
twenty minutes.
CYRILLE DION AND FRANCOIS UBAssY H
played the twenty. third game. Dion failed
to count in the first inning, while his oppo-
nent scored Is. In the fourth Dion scored
IL. Each shot run was an attempt to get the
balls together, but they seemed determined
not to roll for him. In the fifth, Ubassy,
who played a very fine game, made a run of
43, leaving the score 80 to ITO in his favor.
III the sixteenth he made another run of 81,
followed by Dion with 10. By some bril-.
liant round-the-table shots for position,
CLASSY in the seventeenth got the balls to-
gether and nursed them carefully
around the upper end of the table,;
then. bringing them down the right
hand side, ne made a run of AZ. In the Dist
he added % more to his score. In the 23d
Dion, by magnificent play, scored ST. Ubassy
failed to count. leaving the score at the end
of the inning 176 to 274 in favor of the lat
ter. The game was closed in the 2Sth in
mug by Ubsssy, with a run oils. Winners
average, 10 ST: time of game, one hour and q
minutes.
The oath game was between Maui
rice VignauX, who has scored the highest
run in the tournament, viz, 159, and A. p.
Rudolphe, who has distinguished himself by
winning one game and losing four. The
lead was o by the latter, who failed to
count in the first inning, while Vignaux
scored seven. In the next, however, he
made a run of nine, and in the fifth one of 35.
In the sixth Vignaux, whose wonderfully
fne play called forth loud applause, added
81 to bis score, and in the seventh made a
beautiful run of Al, passing Rudolphe and
leaving the score at the end of the inning IS
to 70 in his favor. In the thirteenth inning
Vignaux made a run of %, leaving the score
147 to 2OS in favor of Rudolphe. In the four
teenth he made another run of 40, increas-
ing his score to 1877, while in the eighteenth
and nineteenth innings Rudolphe made
very fine runs of II and "a. In the next
inning he added 16 to his score, and closed
the game in the twenty-fourth inning, with
a run of 8. Winners average, i2X; time of
game, one hour and five minutes.
A special to the Times OF the 18th inst.
gives the result of the games played on that
day:
THE TwENTY-FIFTH GAME
of the national billiard tournament was
played this afternoon, by A. P. RudoIphe
aud Ed. Daniels. The lead was won by the
former. Both players failed to count in the
two first two innings, but in the third Ru-
dolphe made a very pretty run of IA, break
ing up on a simple masse. He made runs of
IL in both the seventh and ninth innings.
In the fourth inning, Daniels played a very
handsome three-cushion shot, and getting
the balls together, made a brilliant run of 80.
In the oath inning Rudolphe made a run of
%, and in attempting to make a draw shot
jumped his ball off the table. The balls
were spotted, and Daniels added 81 to his
score. Rudolphe, in the 9th inning, made
a brilliant run of 81, and was again followed
by Daniels with one of IA, leaving the score
at the end of the inning 200 to 200 in favor of
Rudolphe. In the SD inning the latter
added 13 to his score, and was followed by
Daniels with Is. In the 35th inning. Ru-
dolphe made another brilliant run of 80, and
closed the game in the Both inning, Daniels
being 227. Winners average, z 22-39. Time
of game, one hour and 40 minutes.