, 1875-04-16
Fourth Day of tho UillMru
tournament.
a Fine Gamo Between Durleigh and
Parker.
Tho Dostons aud Other Clubs Protest
Against tho Action In tie
Force Case.
Nc oac,cs with tho Athletics Unless 1hey Rts
sign from Tho Committee.
The Louisiana Raoos.
BILLIARDS.
ntrIu-rftEEAfASs


was sotnow1at intcrosttns from tito fact tia
L.yerman chung very cloaaly to lbs antagonist,
add Illus mado tho result, until tho laat stages,
quito uncertain.
L,yormau won tt1e bank. and failed to acore On
tho lay-oI. III the next Inning ho &a!licd -
points, nll Of which were secured Ey very skill1
full rountl-t tllo tablo B!ots, ju which description
Of playing ho exces. Shaw responded with
very uent run Q! u. nursing With ltH reputcd
skill nnd olcncy. but Tor loaaon failing to
hold tho balls Tor any considerable 1etEth Of
ttmo. Tho game from this poInt to tho twenty
frat Inning Was not productive Of much billiards
or interest. At that iuncture 1iyortnan dis
played somo yory beautiful billiards. masing
long corners and desperate rout,tl-the-tas,fo
shots, Which nvokod the most hearty anplauae.
4 long masHo draw in this inning was ono Ut tho
finest shotH OF ths tournament,
Ehaw's score was 1orlete with ciphors. and Eo
waB 1:ttc arreas unttl tho thlrly-!irst isning,
When 10 Nurtod cut Al, and In a few it,utn9h
thereafter knocked out a. leaving him but to
60, Ltyorman's string showing lC4.
Tho following ia tho score.
S1s &; 8 e .
s,;:s;1s sSS;;; t; 1s,3saas*$s$sa i;
Tima Of game-0no hour eleven minutes.
Observation-Disclosures.
The eoyontoenth game Of tue tournament,
which immediately full3wnd, was betwcon Car
tor and Hal!nghcr, both representatives Of Ohio.
It Was much better aod moro interesting con.
test than tho one which preceded It In respect to
tho b'inrt SKILL displayed, though It was con-
fined mostly to ono eide. Car.er throughout
played a tiue. strong game. proving hin'aeIt n
very ak,lltul' adept III oil tho branches Of tho
gamo. HIS average WIS the best yot mado.
Aftor skirmtshiug a little tor several proiiu-
inary innings. In whicl. nothing vas dono, Cur
tor stuck out noat tru OF Al. following It I'm.
mcdiatcy with a. BY flnc nnra'ng, oil pqBttion
nt tho lower end OF tho labto. His scoro then
stood 75 TO Gull1glie.'s II. In tho next Inning
but ono, by two or three woll-1udgcd position
shots, 10 got The bal!s sno lnS sl,npe near tho
tho lowor end rai. where 10 raped out 20 BY
tender nursing, finally breaking UP tho position,
and being Obliged to .rlay hnrd draw,
which he missed. This placed him 12O ahead.
Gallagher accomplished little mcro than moth
e,icd up With ruu Of q. Gallagher, who then
had but to 20, mado 4. and failed to 20 ont by
bad misa. This fool.ahuefB allowed dnllaghsr
chance from which he tailed "a. The follow
ing IL tho score:
fnsoe ff.259nS 49,. 9S;e !, f. is g. 21's', 49,
o111Aa11A-o.i,o o9,h4, $50 d.e, !, Q, Il,
Timo u came~fE;s-four minutes.
noA-nu1SEs.
Tho last game Of tho afternoon was betwosn
Hon aud Hines. II was Isthor tame affair ou
both nides. ''Dump" played apastnolicaiiy; oo.
caBloually bo would put in tlno rim, showing
very pretty vork. but 10 would ofrso: it BY sew.
eral innings Ia whscl, tho bilslarda mado nore
few. After the fourteenth Inning. Le struck
quite lively jog for few innings, making suc-
cosslse1y 10, IS. TO- 8. and a5, by which ho cat-
lied himself we'll into tho second string; tho
sco1e standing 1856 to y. uoh'a game WA slow;
sseath M iuniag. vban 10 loed OUT out ad 1 Sy sI sood
Gcnotal play. "Dump," after tho spult above
monttoucdd, played baly until Tho ,wonty. fourth
Inning, when ho workod out "a very neat bill
last etrlng. il. tho tventy. y.a.th inning i,o nado
80, showing huor akill tl,nn at my othcr limo
IN tho tonruamout. 1le payed With much norye
% and steadily, atser"a1as putting In IS IN the
Dump having but to 80. Dump fallod to
count, and t1oa ht once KNOCKED out 10. mlssing
the object ball Gu .niscue, and thus giving
tho game to Dump"
The following IL the scoros
'S:; I p III II H. =
ss:sf&ss's''>5'ssas.ss:s J; T. T. i94Gy a,:;sss;
Tins of game-one ttour snd eighteen minutes.
DuuLEI0n-rAntER.
Tho evening exerc.aes OF tbs tournament be-
gau with gamo botwoen Burelgll, Of alioli.
ran. AMI Pasker, Of Illinois. 1swas Tho best ono
both aidcs; and Man oiosa until the last few in
ntugs, aud tho averages wesc tho !argcst yet
made.
1u1loteh ron tho bauk, and opened business
Eacc-horse. and put 10 bastouu on bin string.
Burle'gh knosksd out II III tho next inning, and
Iarkor "saw him"' aud went A. many
5hSttsF' 5s;st; ssosiug ust eu "a points. Dai:
fourth inn,ng, when, by. long. oloss
follow. hs patLorod lilo balls In the upper cornot
Of tho tAbia. whore llo touchnl them for 40 bill.
iards. Patker took Tho lend again in tho seventh
IE7rYI IH A,r - b.ku1. IL
b!oke ", good nura:ng pos:tioa. but 1t waa
no" Pssker, no. Durleish, for llalf dozen In.
nlDea. Durlegh turned. Tie first string fow
points IN advance. but patkcr, WHO was playing
inusa batter than aauRl deprived him Of tho lead
Du,lelsh followed with Is, ono Of the prett1ost
runs OF tho tournament. composed Of accurate
ara'e; @ he.nifnl peslt,en playa follow snots,
= sutas BY Fya1k lie followed With Is.
made III similar way. The game thcn ntood Id
hisAvor III to 1885, Patker failed 70 count, and tho
young ehtcanler at once let out. for al more,
description. 1al9ee failed u do any mug agaIuut
such pcrsistently aklIlful rlaying, aud scored bu.
hi1 more poiuts petoro the game olosed.
The following IL lAo scoro:
A. pS11.aS-a i1soS 81a:as. IL 4 !, e. o'aa'a
s rtsxsn-le, 49,, - ';S9. so'oo,l,7, aasa p,
Tins OF sa,ns-ono hour and sixteen minutes.
AASEK-atIL1Ru,
=. IAs twentieth game Of tho tournament was
thou plased by MoAiee and Miller. II attraeted
neither Of tue cousestanls Lad ys: lost game.
II resulted iu tho defeat Of McAfoa. much 10 ,is
surprise OF everybody, who believed That lie
.9pa ,s ~ hsVe no difficulty In getting away viii
Miller wou tle baut, aud At ouce sst out with
a1un Ut I. McAfoo scored but l6 billiards ia
tAe mat i've innings but iu the sixth he showed
10 .a nas 81 msaay,snsage q, !u run of 20, following II At