The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08

sThs contest decided the referee
sequence OF an error In keeping By the marker
Cyrille Dion came into the possession Of the cue
December 1873 by forfeiture the part Of GARNER
The game last night was for 81 900 and the diamond
cue, $500 points, four ball American game 51sx11
four pocket standard American table, Mr. Gillette acted
rs umpire for Cyrillc Dion. Mr. Kendall OF Boston,
looked alter the interests OF Rudophe and Mr. Glea.
son ofnciated as referee Mr.. Budd Schoneld, tho
marker called game shortly after eight p NJ, when
the players strung for the lead. Cyrlie won and
played for safety. The first seven innings very
uninterestng, and then Cyre got pretty little run
OF AL The professor very good luck during
the early part OF the game and failed get the balls
together. On the eleventh inning Cyrille ran As,
which he followed with pretty spell OF nursing that
added III moro to his On the next inning Dion
ran 49, and Rudolphe followed with 60, his rst double
number On the fourteenth inning Rudolphc made
pretty httle score Of 10s and at the close OF the Of
teenth inning the game stood
Zion, 476; RuDoLpHE, POI.
On the sixteenth inning Cyrc went to work again
and added up neat little run OF ia that gave him
start Of nearly 400 points, Rudolphe was playing
well, and tho balls badly for him. On the nine
teenth inning Cyrilo Dion got away with OF PIG
In clever and artistic manner Rudolphe then took
an inning, and after counting missed very easy
ono
and nearly filed the hall Cyrille now playing
with increased confidence and the betting about
dollar 10 button his game, He 90 on the
tieth inning. and then followed with AZ In the mean
time Rudophe was making the most ridiculous misses
and in The twenty inning he had that any
schoolb0y could make and he failed to hit a ball. On
the twcnty-second inning Cyrille rolled thcm around
to some advantage, and succeeded in counting 22S,
which Rudolphe followed with 80. At the close Of tho
twenty second inning the game stood
DION, l. Isl; RUDoLPHE 255.
In the next i've innings neither player displayed
remarkable skill, but Cyre Dion made very lucky
bank shot from the string, which, after taking four
the audience appearing to forget that 1t scratch
Rudophe made 10 In the twenty inning, bringing
him into his fourth string but he fell away again very
soon only scoring In the next three innings. At the
close OF tho thirty second innings the game stood
DION, 1925; RuDoLPHE, 345
On the thirty fourth inning Dion picked up 81 and,
after II from Rudophe the champion added IL to his
string bringing his total to 1914 Rudolphe then got
and Dion rolled up another 81 that brought him TO
1,45L After three more he put o run OF 40 and
won tho gamo The following is the
SUMMARY.
Match for 81. 600, tho diamond cue and the cham
pionshp at the four-ball American carrom game be.
tween Cyro Dion and A. P. Rudolphs, played al Tam
Collendcr standard American table; 500 points, each
carrom counting b.
Cyrille Don-o, 0. 9, II g. 14l, 8 45. III. 4s.
p, IA 2l6 90. a. 22s ., s. 50, 80. O. 0, is. Q,
aua0phsg "a 3 . ss J. g. g &C. lo o. 2
1-392
HIGHEST RUNS
grille Dion.lA, III, IA, 2le, 22S.
Rudolphe-108.
Cyrillo On, 80 $50; Rudolphe, 10 22-3z
Time OF nc-2h. 05m.