The New York herald., 1874-11-11
B BILLIA r D s .
-Four Brilliant Games
Yesterday.
Garnief and YignauY Both Defeated-Joseph
Dion Won All His Games.

me billiard tournament Is now exciting the
most general interest, as the play on the wire
cusnion tables has surpassed anything ever known
before. The experts have exceled themselves
and performed wonders hitherto unknown. Yes.
terday afternoon play was resumed with a game
between Slosson and Daniels The betting on this
game was pretty heavy, as the knowing ones were
OF the opinion that the men were well matched.
Daniels opened the game; but on the second in
ming Slosson put IN &C. which he followed in the
sixth With 81 MORE The game was in Sosson's
hands throughout, and ne eventually won beating
his opponent by l39 points. The following il q
score Of the game:-
slosson-l, So 5, Q, o, 81, 2 s,ls, 3, Is. l. 90 o.
e&S,o,"l !, ,;22,a2S o,G,,l, 8, e, 5000;
2e oo,S, o Q, O. Q. So i, ., Q, ) O. isi
Highest runs-slosson. 81, 5s, 80. &c. Daniels.
81, 28, II, IA.
Average-Slosson AZ. Daniels, 4 ll-35
Time or game-One hour and thirty-one minutes,
The second game between Joe Dion and Ubassy
was opened by the latter and IN the first two or
three innings no remarkable play was exhibited.
On the sixth inning Ubassy counted As and took
the lead. but Joe Dion rolled up 90 on the eighth,
that rather equazed AFFAIRS. On the fourteenth
inning Dion counted 80, leading the game.
DION, l02; UBAssY 81.
Things went on very even for short time. but
on the twenty fourth inning Dion counted 20,
which he Immediately followed with Is, so and 80.
The last count gave him 300 points and the game.
Tne following Is score OF the game:-
s, IL l. il. S t. = e. H. So $50 - y 80 -
9SassSSs; 70 Z % 9, ? l. : =, & 2 :, oaH9ea
:. Highest runs-Dion 2s, 80, 90, so, 49, U5assy,
Average-Dlon, II 1-9 Ubassy / SO.
Time OF game-One hour and eighteen minutes.
last s game a. the matinee WAS
broke the balls, and, failing to count, Maurice
went In aud rolled up 49, on the third
to his score, giving him long lead GARNER was
nervous and agltated, and lett his vile Ill IN bed
Confidence co the Rau D
running SO, Al and 40 with comparative ease. The
following IS score OF the game:-
Daly-43, 6, co. Q, ], SO, TO- /, 16, 7, Al, O, l. o.
Q, Q, Q, l., o, 40, 9, 9, Q, II, 500.
90 ear1ie5-S q = p 9 3 10 q Il ds y 49,
Highest runs-Daly, 8, 60. SO, Al, 40. GARNER.
Average-Daly, II 1-s. Garnier, 1917.
Time OF game-One hour and twenty minutes.
The evening seance was, as usual. attended BY
about 900 patrons Of the game. The ladies' plat
were still interested in the artistic manipulation
Of the ivorles. Director Gavitt was on time and
testants, Messrs Ubassy and CyriIle Dion answered
promptly to the call, and the latter winning the
string. led on, but ialed to count. Upassy then
scored 49, which ne followed on the second inning
BY TO- Cyrille was not in form but the fourth IN
e rg T. On s
which he supplemented with Ia Oyrile was
literally doing nothing and letting his antagonist
Ing some me play, added 4s % his score At the
UBAasY, ITO; DION, 30
Ubassy then kept steadily increasing his lead
which he followed in the sixteenth by 81. Cyrille
tried to get his work in, but gave out after scoring
@ prs a9d S o1s ss s
IN the twenty-hrst inning he counted ii. and then
IN m ,e nenu on 70 n
and played remarkably clever for SO, and IN the
twsntycs,xsn rolled up "a more nor The M audience
UDassy mace miss for safety, showed their want
Of knowledge Of the game Of billiards by Missing.
CLASSY Was only trying to win his oacxers money
UDassy finally won the game 10 the twenty-eighth
g. ss1sssssys1s' y q 2 = q is4soS g. 90 o.
gyls y 101L H. d. T. g. so.ssS. e. 3 .
Highest Runs,--Ubassy, 81, 4s. IS, 81. a, q;
Average-UDassy, 10 81; Dion, 81.
Time OF game-One hour and twenty-seven
During the intermission Director Gavltt made
the announcement or the games that would be
played to-day, and concluded by saying that yes
this evening he begged to call attention. Carriers
boy, as the latter gentleman found himself father
@ ne o inc Um ms Win Dy
Rudolpne and vignaux. and the former breaking
the Dalis alled TO count. letting the latter make
score OF :. Rudopne then got In 9. 2, and IS
against yignauxs Jour 0's The latter appeared
little nervous but In the sixth inning he appeared
to recover his nerve and ran 81. At the close Of
the sixth inning the game stood
RUDoLPHE IS; vIGNAUx, SS.
RudOlphe ialed to count on the seventh inning,
and Vtgnaux going to work IN his peculiar style,
kept the balls rolling together until he counted l1.
Both players tnen failed to score and after another
miss from Rudolphe, vlgnaux made !. TWO were
then made by Rudolphe. and followed by AZ from
vtgnaux. At the close OF the tenth inning the
game stood
vIGNAUx, 122: RUDoLPHE. 90.
Rudolpne then commenced to play. and by some
careful manipulation rolled up Is. Vignaux failed
TO count, and Rudolphe then started on the best
score or the day. There was not much nursing In
that although beaten, Rudolphe has not quite for
gotten the game OF billiards. He closed his inning
f0r 97.' leaving the score
RUDoLpHE, 2o2; vIGNAUx, 124.
which viRnaux made play again, counting 23,
which he followed on the next inning by 40 Ru-
dolphe then ran IL, after which Vignaux scored 2,
missing an easy carr0m on his third shot. Ru-
two innings, giving him big lead The hackers
OF Vtgnaux growled considerably at his play, as he
was missing some very easy shots. Rudolphe
score G. Rudolp5e only wanted to win. nut broke
down after counting 2 On the twenty-thrd IN.
ming Vignaux got the balls running his way and
made 43 and then Rudolphe went out. The follow
ing is the score OF the game:-
Rudophe-0. Q, 2 s, SO. Z, o, o, a. 2, As, 81, Q, l.
II; u. !, a, %. is. 2, @, 500.
vignaux-7, Q, 0, o. o, 81, q, 0, ], AZ, Q, 2, %,
4o 49, 2 p as. Sssi, Ssg2ss q :, % v,.,
Average-Rudolphe, I2K. vtgnaux, II e-2s.
Time OF game-One hour and twenty-five
Tne following is the total score since commence.