The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-23
NJ. DELANEY'S TOURNAMENT
JOE DION EOLLs UP ONE or mrs
MAR iIIRIGTS
\ slow Game between Garnitr and Dnlv-
Tue thumriun Badly Rcutcn Rudoirhc
Defeats tyriIic Dion-TNvo Good Runs.


\ slow Game Bctwccu GaIni,r and DnIv-
The thnmrion Badly Beaten Rudoirhc
Defeats tyriIlc Dion-Two Good Runs.
The nth game Of the Delaney tourua-
meat was PLAYED Yesterday afternoon hy Joseph
i'ion and jacob SchaeGer. Dion won The load
and al $50 opened tbe game vith miss. and
SchaeTcr met with no hcttcr success ia hi- fra
inning. Dion scored - i'm his second and ., In
hi third. large pr portion of the points being
made hy follow ehots. with now and then
m"s-6. hank. or draw. Schaofer scored
nothing uniil hie fourth inning. when he realized
= and slipped nv on an easy carom. Dion ula1 ed
his sixth inning for T. points executing num-
Ter Of difficult shots with his old-tme ease and
&C uracy. Ills total was now q to ScaaC fer 3.
Schacfcr. approaching the necsssit, for more
decided onort began his sixth inning with n
splendid long cushion shot that brought the red
aud white -Gether Va the upuer left hand corner.
where he playcd them carefully for 81 Here
the bills froze. lie played from the spot and
counted. and continued to count until he had
reached ~, when another freeze interrupted the
progress Of his easy game. aud the balls were
again spotted. Again they were spotted, and
again he made the difficult shot, amid great an
plause. and ran w TO 81, when Tor the fourth
time the red and white chung together, neccsF-
tsting their dispersion as before. lie made the
spot shot again ami played for more, but at 81
he broke M and gave place to his opponent. who
was now - points hohind.
Some OF the neatest work thus far shown was
done by Dion IN the next inning. IN which he
ran ~ nearly every snOt heing q study. Schaeffcr
followed with 4. and both players were around
the first corner. Dion I llS and Sch tffer at 100
The sth inning was almost "A repetition OF the
TIA ID IN scoring 40 hy the most artistic VI ".
Scha, fer making n thing. In the nth inning
Don scored 70. leaving the balls well placed for
Schaer r, VINO made but = \ long spell of poor
play succeeded the sunny season Of pretty runs.
ami in six innings Don made but !. aud
Sch- eHer not ~. When SchaC fcr closed the 18TH
inning with Z. the score stood 10! To- ll5 In favor
Of Dion. one shot made ny Scharifer IN this
inning was "a rem tkably inc one. nion. I'm NAV
ing for safety. Ead LETT the red auu white IN tho
opposite corners of the lower md Of the Tile.
7 he cue bail w 3 near the upper cushion. Play
was made upon the red. The cue iau came
back TO the uuper cushion nt AN angle. ana re-
made the csrOu.
The 18Th inning was skilfullv piiyed by Dion.
whO after sklrinishine along the lines Tor time
got tue balls IN favorable position and mai ran
tueu IN To 50 wn.' he hCCld nj Ills made "a
! foul He closed the game III the next inning.
/ leaving his %. pOnant Il rs.
Dions aver re was II ll-l7. the best thus far
| lime ~ game. hour minute.
The sixth game of the tournament WIS PLAYED
! IN the evening. between Maurice II tx ud Al
/ bert e. rnicr. 9th OF whom were uroufutlN At
! their posts when the clock struck : Dily led
/ n win IN easy mis-. and left fle balls 50
| iunty to ea4ai his sIl-ndid run OF tue day
| elore: but owing 10 his excess OF con
] ldence and his Lack of Judgment in
! attauuting a draw shot from under toe