The New York herald., 1876-11-23
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
THREE GAMES PLAYED YTsrERDAY-JosEPH
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THREE GAMES PLAYED yTsrRRDAY-JosEPH
DION, DAILY AND RupoLpuE THE WINNERS.
Three OF the tournGment games took place yesterday
at fammany Hail. the most interesting OF which was
the one between Daily and GARNER. The latter was a
favortc tour three, but Daily left him III beh
Shaier, who sold nearly with Joseph Dion, was
beaten 1s5 points. game between Cyrille Dion
and Rudophe the former was defeated by lis points.
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between Joseph Dion aud Jacob Shaier, ana took
place IN the Dion the lead, but neither
player scored in the nrst inning Dion took II his
second. while shaier recorded another miss. The
third inning brought in 81 tor Don shaier failed
TO score for the third time Alter making Is his
next play Dion made a Wild shot and left an opening
Tor Shafer but ho failed to make than points
out OF it, Shafcr, however, who made himself
such mvoritc the night before. opened well
his sixth play BY carrying the balls
across tho lower end rail for 81 points
when they "froze'' on him and were spotted. He
brough, them in shape again. however, aud ran along
to a. when they "iroze" again. he counted rom the
spot however, ana them up to 90 when they
''frozc' the third tmca most extraordinary good
play against very bad luck. He 'slppcd up' at 81
but took the load by % points. Dion evidently saw
what he had 10 contend against, aud went to work
with determined look but after carrying tho balls
all over tbe table in vain attempts TO bring them
together. retired with well earned run OF 3i Shaicr
followed with points, making the game
poN, lis, snArER, 100
Dion secured ~ points MS next inning. all oil
witch were made away from the rail- lie leit them
safe Shaicr Dion then took 20 moro 10 FOR
shaicr The playing was stupid for several innings
Dion played Tor safety on his fifteenth, but shafcr
counted loud applause, and held them for I, when
he easy shot Dion followed up his lead with
good play ng aud rolled up 80 points before he
brought them alongside OF the cushion. He held them
there 30. when they Ia the corner, and he was
compelled to open them ana he hs 'ns% or oI
shaier missed, and DION ran out The following IS
ruH SCORE
Diono le, %, 10. 8, II A. 40, 20, 0, 2 !, ], O.
shaier-o, % !, o. s.o'2ao,oLs. o-lls.
SECOND GAME.
Garnicr and DAILY played the frs, game OF tho even
ing he latter won tho lead but Jailed to count
Garncr his first play began well but missed an easy
7Aftcr three misses between them DAILY took the
balls IN hand on his fourth nning and without playing
halt dozen time the rail rolled them along
Tor So when they Tell IN the corner He kept them
close TO the "crotcn' Till lie reached III, when he
played an open shot and gathered them a. the centre
OF the side raL They broke away again and he
stopped at l23 he seemed TO be at his BEST Tor IN
the next inning he added so moro to his already big
lead. GARNER In the meantime made total OF IL
points. and the game stood,
DAILY, 1S3; GARNER 35.
Tho latter took points on the tenth inning and fol
lowed with four consecutive misses. DAILY took very
little advantage OF them, however, but in opening the
fifteenth he manipulated tho balls nicely for "a points
and finished py failing on very simple carrom TINS
him 237 to 81 Tor Garncr who IN closing the even
innings made and missed in turn an easy shot
payeu 50 pooTIy nc couiu Hot ueip iduEuiuG
at himself Ho put on serious face N
he intended TO do with Daily as he
did with Slosson. At 49, though. he made another
easy miss, of which Daily took points. They
both played several round ablo shots Tor the rod
bail but pasecd II often that the audience laughed
heartily. Daily finally hit IT and spoiled the iun. The
game continued by small counts TO tho twenty ninth
inning when GARNER rolled up 53 and again failed on
an easy shot DAILY, having but two to 60, finished
The game. Tho ioowing is
|
Daly-O, 2 o, l23, 2, Q. l, IS. Q, o 8, 2, 4, "a,
7. Z, l. A. Z. 0, 0, O. 1. !, 8. 4, Is, o. 2-30n
Garnicr-l7 o, o. l. 2 o. 4, IL, O. Q, Q. Q, @, o. 7,
!, o. o. 40, 2. =, o, Q, 9, s. 10, 3, ., 5a-ls6
\ Daly's average, TO- Garnicr's average, 1929
THE Third GAME
mer captured the lead and 81 on his play,
/ Dion taking 10 during the same time. The play on
both poor up TO the eighth inning, when Ru
dophc added 80 10 his string. The next eight
| innings tiresome, but Dion livcned
i things up his Seventeenth inning
He kept the balls inside TITO upper string, and root
! ,hcm hack and forward along the cushion till no Sc
i OF SO points, the game standing
Rudophe 10l ; Dion. 100.
On his following play Rudolphe reduced his oppo
nent's lead by ID points The next play reduced u Il
10 more and the following by g. Outside of his goot
run, Dion played poorly. and Rudophc came within
point OF him a score OF rs. Dion stirred himscl
| into making 15 which Rudophe ecipsed by a run 0
THE SCORE
Rudolphc-1, 81 g. 2. o, 0, A. 80, o. o. o, g. Z,
| o, Is, 10, o, l5. 134-300
G. Dion-5, 0, IS, O. I, 0, s. 0, o. 2. 2 1,o !. 1a6
| 4, 0, 3, 15-1S2
Radophes average Is III c. Dions average, s %