The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-20
KING BILLIARD PLAYERS.
FIFTH DhY OF THE TOURNAMENT
IN TAHMdNY NAIL.
Dniv Wakes n Wonderful Run and Beats
INC Chanpion-Kudolphc Raises Another
Row-A scene of Urron rIou. t,onC,.,on


tho Chan piob-Kudoiphe Raises Apo,bey
how-A scene Of Urron rlous Confusion.
The fourteenth game of the tournament
was played yesterday afternoon between DaIy
and Garnier, the former winning by 200 points.
Garnier led from the string with no result, Daly
scored l, Garnler made another 0, and Daily
closed the second Inning with a pretty run Of
IL. In the NTH inning, favored by scratch but
playing with moro than bis usual dash, GARNER
cleared Fl. Daily closed the inning with a mag
nincent break of co. slipping up on a tlckllsh
cushion kiss shot. Getting the balls together In
the seventh inning, DAILY ran 80. The sooro was
now DAILY. 10; Garnior, 81.
run Of 3 set DAILY at 1h2, and a broak OF 81 in
tho 10Th inning brought GARNER up to G.. lie
failed on a mase6 shot In the corner. and loft
tho rod and white woll placed for his opponent,
who scored ~, md failed on n carom TO cushion.
Gatnier then made g. 20, and f; wbere,ipon Daily
gathered tho balls az the upper end of the table,
and, With lo6 10 rc. rolled IN the splendid agere.
ettc ul ~. and closed an inte csiing game in IS
n,inm.es' making 1t the shortest ever played In
puolc: His average was - Lib; 4rner, who
was lelt at %. IN an average Off l3.
AZ Wy last neht Joe Dion and A. y. Rudolphe
stfuiV lur the lead. Tue two " hite balls stopped
On bout the same line, and the referee Mr
Gunlet. decided that Dion had won. Rudolphe
refused 1" accept the decision, and threw his
playing. TIE referee promptly adiudCed that
the Fame vas Di.ns by dciault, and thon en-
sued a scene of great confusion. Rudolpbe
hopued from table to referee and from referee
TO tsble again dozen times, talking ondly and
down. Put him out!" resounded from All
pals Of The house, and the DIN WIS deafcuine.
VT Huillet made an attempt 20 explain his
action, hut Rudolphe rushed forward and pre-
vented him FROM speaking ibis at Of rude
ness nfovoked the spectators TO renewed mani
iostntions OF oiHplcas1rc, ana for time IL
looked as though RudOlphe might DO roughly
nr.la
Outlet explained his action ana ros gned his
POSITION. Disorder ncan reicned supreme
twenty counscllors were on the floor all giving
ADVICE, hudolphe WAS load In his protests. aud
dozens al the spectators inc cased the hubbub
by th~kr nngry yells. At The end Of t. enty
minutes Rudolphe proposed TO go on with tho
game, but Dion refused, and "A moment after
ward Withdrew from the room. The sympa-
thies OF the audience had been vita him until
now, bat Us he started 10 90 out he was as loud
~ hissed and hooted nt rs Rudolrhc had been
Joe was soon brought bick by delegation of
lrieuus, ana as lac made his appearance lie was
greeted with round uf prlluap. Then fol-
lowed series of councils in which the dis
bu,a.'s ,'. ahu ~ dozen p9rtisans engaged with
turit ana niter much palaVer II was decided
that the gume should 20 on, AMI that all bets on
Tue toutnanent game should 20 with tho ref
cree = de isinn. Tho G mo that was rlayed was
therefore considoud a supplem entAi game IL
was Won ul Dlou, who made 80 points to Ru-
Lyery body felt better when the match be-
tween DION and Ksho'ph was decided, aud Tho
oUehlng of ctme III hotwecn Daly and Slosson
was watched with poasurablo interest DaIy
Won TIE lcaa aud made pretty run Ot L., and
Slosson fol1wo with another of 49, Dlly
ouded neat Is TO his string IN tho second in
ming, aud Nnen Slosson had closed the inning
Win !. the score stood DAILY. ~; Slosson, a. A
rounu was all that Maurice secured In the 81, tn
ning Out Slosson was more fortunate. He played
Wei 70 gee his hsll- togctner and nayln. suc-
ceede1 lie ran lOt in stNla tha, mark ed him as
an artist. The fe-t w.s loudly aupl ,uIed, sud
the black cvcs OF his pretty little wife. who was
Watching him from the ladies' platform, fairly
snanpod with pleasure.
Both PLAYERS were In good form, and both
played as though ln earnest, but Slnsson'se ex-
@ utipn ~ delicate shots was nota aly brilliant
A splendid break OF IS In the 5fh inning as In
the I'm, ani A. In the sth set Daly at IS3 while
= 1lnfs ahead, ut lS2 In the i0th iInlnr. in
which DLlY cleared - he made number OF OK
q qIiaite shots. Oue u those Was very long
q aN, nnoincr y GlWcult round-th n-'atle shot
nnd tnird bank that drew forth loud ap-.
pluFe.
At the c'ose OF the 18Th inning there was but
sight direr' nee IN the scores, Days being2Q.
aHd slossons - There was a pcrceptible in
lse Ia tho tntrrcst CiSplayei b. toe O. ecta,-
tora' ana from this point an nearly every shot
''os sppl1ud d - m tho l5lh inning sent Slos-
IN up 90 2ll. nrd when 10 closed the 1Tth
nning he was 20 to Dalys 2H. In the
neNl inning Daily Was again ahead, 214 TO 2bJ
bur Slosson, hY means OF q well Xcrutcd nnrie
shot cot the balls together in the 18th inning
lnd piayed them sNlfully Tor 30 and game,
masse shots ever seem, and tho Applause that re-
wardt d II was such as few billiard experts have
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