New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
THE BILLIARD TOURNAMkAT
GAMES WON Ely MAURICE DAILY, JOSEPH DION, AND
G. L. sLOSsON.

GAMES WON Ely MAURICE DAILY, JOSEPH DION, AND
G. L. sLOssON.
Yesterday afternoon the 18th game OF the
billiard tournament at Tammany Hall was played DO
tween A GARNER aud Maurice DAILY GARNER failed To
count in the first two innings, though in his fifth inning
he executed several brilliant shots. DAILY, then Il
points behind, made II run of TO points. nursing
the balls carefully for long time and making
several very delicate mass6 shots Daily afterward
made runs of So and %, and in the 10th
inning one OF 49, Fortune seemed TO have OrsaEen Car
nier although III his tenth inning he pulled on his coat
made n run of 81 and another OF 26. but still 80
points behind his opponent DAILY missed in the next
making an average of %. Carriers total WAS 81,
with an 'erage OF 0l2 ine following are 5n9 T
ta Is soO. Day 49, y V w. -'' 80
The nr,t game III the evening was between A. Z.
Rudophe and Joseph Dion In playing for the lead the
balls stopped close together. The referee Mr. Outlet
decided in favor OF Dion but Rudophe disputed this
and the referee would make no change refused TO 70
on with the game, which was then adjudged to Dion
scene of confusion followed for than half an hour
The audience first groaned and hssed then appauded
The next game called for, amid shouts OF Play,
Rudolphe" Play, Dion" Mr.. Dion said that tho deeis
ion Of referee must be na according 10 the laws OF
the tournament. Rudolphe w and down the room,
Struggling his shoulders and gesticulatns When the
tumult had somewhat subsidized an exhibition game was
In the fourth inning Dion. who had retained control OF
himself made run of %. Rudophe who began to get
over his excitement. made 20 ON his seventh inning ana
ut s eleventh inning another OF o. and st another
of 81 at his sixteenth inning, leading his opponent by 90
points Dion gradually caught up. however, aud won
easily in his 33d inning with average of Gill leaving
Rudolphe with total of 195 with an average OF 6SS2
The scores are H. follows:
J. DioS-I !. %, o. A. 20, T. J, II, is, 6, 0. g.
O. O. g. s. j. l. 0. 81 8, %, .. Co. 6, ., o. 80, g. Total
a. p R,-nolrHF-0 o. O. !. .. o. %. . 0. 0, g. O. H.
20. So o. o. =, H. O. o. !. q, j. ., o. o. q, u, u u u
Iotal, 1913. -.- ", -,
Tie second game was between Maurice DAILY and
George SOsson, Da} taking the lead with count OF II.
Sloss0n began with -, and in his third inning
made q loag r'.u Of 10i. displaying masters
skill in fine masse and long draw sh0ts.
Dalv made two good runs II l6 and IS In his fifth and
eighth innings coming NJ 10 within points OF ms
opponent, when olOsson again led Daily win
"A run OF 81. The latter, however, win runs
Of a, %. p. and 81 points. at length TOOK me
lead but lost 1t again when scssou made ~ ana 2o
ing 18Th and Ith innings. The game became very close
boih men playing with great case and skl SossOn AZ
last won in his 18TH inning with average OF 1879
Days average l5i3 Tie following are the scores
DAS-l7 49, o. O. 4G. o. 3. 49, l, %, 81 49, l. p l. 49,
sessGS-ls l. IOa H. 10. 0, o. 81 4. :, l. 49, 20, l.
Z. :. total,