The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-19
M. GARNIER'S TOURNAMENT
TIE FOURTH DAY OF THE ThMMANT
HALL BILLIARD JoUST.
RudoIpbc Besten by the Upknowr-Die. sud
Sexton again Measuring Gees - Cyrtiis
msktps the Highest Average on Record.

Rsdoipbe Besten by the Upknowr-Die. s.d
Sexton again Measurins Gees - Cyrtits
mskins the HIGHEST Average on Record
Rudolphe opened tho eleventh game OF
the tournament with . zero. Sexton made .
better start by scoring l. Both counted nothing
In the second inning. hut IN the third Rudotphe
rolled 10 II, and Sexton replied with 8. In the
fourth Rudolphs scored T. whereupon Sexton
went to the cue, and bv rapid and brilliant play
strung 62. The next piece Of noteworthy work
done was bv Rudolpho In the tenth innior.
With tho rod and white cioso together In an
upper corner. he was not long Ia sesregatine 81,
but an unfortunate freeze m ads II necessary that
he should play from the string upon spotted
balls, and his shot was failuce. He bad passed
the nrst corner. aud was Ill points to Sextons
70. From this point on 70 the fifteenth innins,
IN which Sexton made a beautiful run OF q, the
play was by no means Interesting. The balls
ran badly for both. Rudoiphe bunRied sew
eral times. and Rexton spoiled n number OF
chances for larger runs by inconsiderate and
thoughtiess play Ths 18th lnnine closed with
zero for each, the score being. Rudoiphe, 1g;
sexton, IL but In the 10Th Rudolnhe work. cd
hard for -, and sexton added 10 to his string ny
serles Of very pretty ehotr. The latter made
20 In his 2lst inning, and the game then
close enough To be inter sting. There were hut
ia to sexton's 1877. After a series OF very poor
liays Rudolphe made 81, and passed into his
seo t, o,. i % anu ,, s.I"n y.
OF the PLAYERS remained almost UNCHANGED I'M
til the sIth inning. when Rudolphe, having
IN de md 3, showed 30, and Sexton having
run ~ stood 2,8. Rudolphe went for long
string In his 2sth inning but, after making a
number OF delicate shots, he slipped up on -,
and the game was virtually over, Sexton got
tho balls together In tho 31th inning. and with
the stod ami satisned look ol mtn sure OF 40
conplishinq hts object ran T2. and made game.
During the run Rudolphe created much amuse-
ment by hopping up and down from his seat and
chalkn2 his cue. an operation under the crcum-
stances totally unnecessary, seeing that he had
no no, further use Tor nus cue In tee gone: ku-
80, Sections average was 10
In the evening the twelfth game OF the series
was begun by GARNER and Joe Dion. GARNER
| less, while Don played splendidly In the
middle OF the game, hut weakened In he end.
DION closer tue contest bv run of IS IN his
twenty-seyenth inning. making 800: His ave-
race was ii 10. Carriers score was l6i
Then me tho game In which Cyr'e Dion
ausr iciou.ly for Dion. lie won the lead.
and counting in the lay on," scored six. In
| bis third he made 10, suppiementing II with
| IS in his fourth. In this lrH run he
was materially aided by good luck and two
kisses. However, his playing was nne, and bsds
thing In his half OF the inning. Then Dion scored
- more, missing ON short cushion carom.
81 raroms In the 7th timing, made easily along
The foot-raIl and near the right band lower
in oFd., Seton sa havs maze % poln's; sea tesn'
attempted long draw to cushion. aud thus TO
carom, and failed. Dion then made a run OF 20,
and In tue next inning smother OF 81. He that
sexton wls not playing even sn ordinary game,
and tnis increased his confidence In himself.
II was only a question OF how much be would
beat sexton aud as to the slze Of his average.
sexton made IN his ninth. and then Cyrllle ran
the game OUT thus making the beat average on
rerord-SO. HIS highest run was 81. Sextons
score was 81 Highest run, -.
he came this afternoon will bo batween Gar
game will bo between Rudolphe and Joseph
Dion, and the second between Siosson and DAILY.