The New York herald., 1874-11-10

ever, and the ladies' platform was entirely hlled
between Rudolphe and Daiy. Mr. Neil Bryant,
amer having faithfully iuihlled the duties o
referee irom the commencement oi the tonrna.
meut, resigned, being naturally disausted with
the acuon OF some OF the payers. Mr.. isidore
anihanSiui dulles. Daiy bruxe the balls, and. ian.
Ing 70 count Rudopne went IN and ran Is. winch
ne followed oy Il. Maurice Daily did not lose
heart but, with ms usual pluck. went 10 work Ia
the iitn innings and counted 10, which he iol-
lowed with Sc and s6, bringing HIM ahead oI the
game At the close OF the eight IN nlngs the game
stood
/ DAILY IFS RrpoLPHE 80.
On the ninth innings Rudolphe scored 49, when
ne presently followed with 80. which gave niin the
! lead once more. He WAS at his OLD game, perpetu-
bic, to increase the aversion IN which he Is held
by all patrons OF billiard matches. Both men
played with considerable caution during me next
Rudulpne got TO work and manipulated the oalis
very cleveriy. adding "a TO his score. Daly then
made a clever opening; but when he GOT 10 IS
Rudolphe sprang 10 his feet and with frantic gest-
culations claimed foul. There was roar oil in
dignation from the excited spectators and cries OF
..Countn were heard from portions OF toe ball.
f The referee sustained Rudolpne's claim. and DAILY
had to play lor safety. The game then stood
RrpoLPnE, 24S; DAILY, ia.
DAILY then gradually crept up. and on the twenty
seme On e e es score 90 o. ,ha Tae Is as
Dsy-e !. ?. l. TO- sa SO. o. s. eA ae52
o, o, IS. S. o, I, II, 10. u 10, 81, 3l-300
So /. "a, q o. o. .. l. o ., T. 2s-s7i.
IuAs-boAys
Avsrages-DaIy. 10 81; Rndolphe, 10 l.27
Time OF Qame-rwo hours and i've minutes
AFTER fhe usual intermission game was called at
twenty-five minutes past ten, and the contestants,
GARNER win ning, commenced operations by run
OF d which Cyrille followed with 3D. Gar
, nler then missed s % an easy carrom M and Cyrllle
very good form, as he failed TO count on the third
Innings Cyrille helped his score with IL, and then
GARNER followed with 10. Cyrille then made three
shots without count. and ON the seventh innings
GARNER got the balls together, and after playlnga
good innings broke down ON an easy shot leaving
16 TO be added to his count Cyrille then pulled
hlmseu together and scored Is, turning his 1rst
hall hundred. AT the close of the seventh innings
GARNER lO4-pIoS 5o
In the next two or three innings nothing very
brilliant was effected by either player. On the
eleventh Dion ran H. ana GARNER, taxing the cue,
followed with T. cyrille then put 10 together,
again and added Is TO has score. Al the close OF
the thirteenth inning the game stood
GARNER l35-DION 95.
GARNER started to work again, and after count
ing IL Cyrllle got an inning, hut Jailed 10 score.
Tne champion then commenced IN ms Old style.
and man1uvred the vOries very ceverly, taking
them all around The table and closing MS break
Tor 90. Cyrtle counted 4. and then both players
failed to score. On the seventeenth inning Gar
nier missed an easy one and then Cyrille put in q
run OF SO. making the game stand,
GARNER 205, DION 138
GARNER now ran II, and alter Cyrilse failed 10
score the little champion made play IN his habitual
style, scoring very last and still exhibiting that
noted. He did not nurse very much, but played
the balls all over the table. He closed his break
for 5S Cyrle had the balls lett badly and, falling
to count GARNER took the cue and run out on the
innings. The following Is the score -
Garnier-6,0 0, TO- IL. !, 10 j. 4 0. !, IL o, IL,
s, 9, o, o, II. 5s, $500.
Cyrle Dion-23. IL, o 0. o, l5 !. l. 5 II, TO- Is.
o, 4, o, SO, o. 0-13S.
Highest runs-Garnier, 70, 3d. 5s, rs; Dion, 2s,
80.
Average-Garnier, Is; Dion, Z 1919.
Time OF game-One hour. sixteen minutes.
The games will be resumed to-day. commencing
at one p. NJ, with q match between Siosson and
Daniels. Two other games viii be played In the
afternoon and the evening session will close
with GARNER and DAILY The following Ia the score
OF tue games up to date:-