, 1875-04-25

but Ill, Notwithstanding tile inferior play Of hi
opponent
The following is tho score: ......
Boa1Eta1- g -ssa.21l;21o%se'1.+s$ :. o'Ss',t32S3'!
sfe : j.: q '3.$
| Ttme-Ono hour 1nd ten minutes.
/ HoNMG-CARTEH-
The next game was between Honing and Car
ter, two Of the Ohio representatives. It was
surpriEe to everybody. Eoning, who had los
nine games, r.nquished Carter, vino stood On
par with Rhiues aud Burleigh for the second
| third, and fourth prizes. The fact that boil
hailed from tho Same State seemed to inspire
j both with fierce determination to win. It il
| quito probable that each Was actuated by loca
reasons to make tho fight lively one.
Honing consequently played By far tho bes
| game he has shown here. In the fourth inning
! he scored 81 by very pretty nnrslng, and fol
| loved in the next with 3 run Of 40. This placed
him fe to Carter's ~. 4 little while afterwards
| he scored 18, and then in the next inning 81
| This put him 1873. Carter meanwhile made G.
| Tho latter failed to put in much work until the
| thirteenth inning. when he raped out 46, which
pl.ced 109 buttons on his stEug. Both psrtiet
held along then for number OF innings without
doing much. Carter being from 10 to 20 points
| behind. Honing reached bis last button IN the
twenty fifth inning.
Following is the score:
~ Hoss 3. q Me s.! g. 1;:ises = aa'sa1
as csrS4 IL !, G1@ Is H. A!;sss, Ss 5 J.: 10
T1me-ona hour Ind twenty minutes.
This placed Garter with McAfee and Gallagher
in tho tie for fourth, ffLh, and sixth prizes, and
left Rhines and Bur1eigh to play of for the Sec
ond and third.
H'AfE-LuIRMAx.
The si1ty-nixt;a and last game OF the tourna-
ment regular series Was next played by MoAfee,
Of Iowa, and Liverman, of WISCONSIN. It was
easily won by McAfee, though tho Wisconsin
man occasionally showed some spurts OF very
tine playing. But while hrs Eound-the-table
plays are excellent he cannot hold the balls, and
his runs therefore are never large. he pulled
nhead rapidly. In the eighth. niuth, and elev-
enth innings he kuockod ont 100 points. Liver
made II.
The Iowan finished the game IN tho tvonty-
eighth inning.
The following is the score:
MoAr7n@, 2 2s,o'1,o,e,% -, ss,2s3
o. ,$sn, ~, ~: xysfses: !; ~. =
1ime-ane hour and fifteen minuIea.
RmNEs-BURLE1aH.
Last evening Henry Rhines, Of Illinois and
William Burleeh, Of Michigan, played off their
tic in the tournament. each having lost three
games. As the game would decide the disposi-
tion Of the second aud third prizes, aud as ono OF
the players ~as local favori.e, the game It
tl.cted large audience, aud excited much in
torest.
The game opened slowiy on both sides. It
WaB for 800 points, which gave the pIayers con-
siderable more chances than tho c3O-ro1ut con-
tests, and they did not feel the necessity, appar
emily, Of getting to work At once. Both men
nings or more. In the eleventh and twelfth
dump" worked out runs Of 20 and q, which
gave him somewhat the longest string.
Burleigh nearly overhauled h1m by q
run Of % in tho fifteenth inning.
On the twentieth inning they we're nearly neck
aud neck Dump turned his s.ring in the
twenty third inning Is Ioints AHEAD. He im1ne-
diately took % on his second hundred. He then
led 40 points. In the ue1t inning he made 6,
and then missed masse. leaving a fire ''set
self out for big run. aA.d BY nursing tho balls
along the upper end rail- and then down the
right hand side rail With the most perfect skill,
rolled ont 81 points. Score: Eurleigh, 1e7;
Rhines, 131. "Dump" missed, and Barleigh
cYpher intervened, and then he tailed Is. Ton
minutes afterwards the Chicagoan materially nd-
vanced his interests by run Of 20. He got the
balls together in the right hand lower corner Of
the table, and then commenced nursing them
left hand side rail, when he nursed them With
Of the tahle n tia ~ n1.nner ha m,5a
10 no,nta Then the nns;tinn heca,na hranen r.'o
ud pftar IN ,,ar. ;Ii;.r.9a ~ rart a
rhe ts e s+ooi RE;na u ao7
Enr1eieh eoa ..nnn,n ths,, hsd :. 1at &C.,; ~
r. ts nn;r,1. p,-e,rb ,,sda ~ h;1,;.rJs ao"h =. H..
- ana nanJfg auarhnSlad h; - r. ~ fort ~ ns
nnin@ ,he M'cl,;eanda- NJ H. Ia.d wv ~,
Of l8. Ho followed WITH which made the score
~ a;a,, I tani1 1vs 1s ~ r , tne ht ~ oal
= T1no.," +Ge9 lo1os D1n daa, - ~
p,,1'a;t sn oicaAs' a9o uiun ges un:
nn;, T! Tnaliy AnAeu @ H. out iu tne ntyase .aos
Ind 1e't Rhinas tne th;r5 IssooS f1-1' >S7'o|'
ane following u inc score;
9uHLMaHl. 8, i, q. 9, |
=; = + 80; y az :; = y = -, "