The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-24

Maurice Dnly Defeats Joe Dion CyrilIc Zion
Beats Aibert t.nrnier.


The eighth game of the Delaney tOurnn-
mont was played yesterday afternoon by joseph
Dion and Mnurlce DAILY, the latter taking the
lead. At the close OF the 9TH inning DEFY had
made fs and Joe Q. Some very delicate play
was shown 10y Dion In the 9th inning, In which
be cleared rs, mainly by nursing. In tho next
Daily executed n long bank follow shot, q flvc-
cushion oGrom, and pretty draw and then,
having succeeded In getting the balls together,
continued his play until nc had madc IS. a kiss
having spoiled what would probably have been
"A large run. 1hon. after Dion had made q
modest break OF 3, MT wilimartb, the marker
called 100 for Dion. o3 for DAILY. Three very
stupid innings followed, in which DAILY scored o
and Dion 3. DAILY relieved the monotony by
scoring 10 in the 18th inning and 81 IN the 18th.
These rus SCI DAILY at I3s to Dons Ill. The
latter then forged ahead again by means Of a
run OF G5 and at the close Of the 10Th inning the
marker caiicd ar for Dion. It9 fot DAILY.
Day In the 2ist inning made lJ and In the
next inning -, and at the close Of the 2jth in
ming D,iy stood at 81, and Dion at ssj.
the 26th inning closed the game. Daily played
with great GOODNESS aud scored his needed 80
points. leaving Dion at 23 Inc winners aver
agc was III ~; the losers 9s-.5. Time OF game
The iiIst game OF the evening, the ninth % the
tournament, was plgyed by Cvrlllo Dion and
Alueit Garuor. Game was called promptly At
bo'cluck, and, to the great satisfaction Of tho
suectat prs, the players were quick TO respond
10 tnc ell. thfnlsr led Win y, and CYfiilc
clio ed the lst inning with 4. la the 81 Dion
made preity break of 81 and In the An anOth-
er Of 3: GARNER was playing execrapiy. and
| when the stn inhiu- wrs closed he hGd scored
| but points to Dions lO.
with the odd, of l6s to against him, GARNER
| went tn work With Viii, md Ia the uth inning
| rolled up ~. shot succeeding shot with note
| worthy promntness. WIN similar speed he put
| together IL IN the next inning. In closing the
2Su inning II. On cleared e, changing the figures
| oi 'ae sure to -, and In ln his favor.
| tHfnicf's .ji inning was u fun com DensatiOn
| fot the man' III which he mad failed to EXHIBIT
| hi skill. 1t yielded him lN points, ard placed
| hlai & 2ls onN 80 points behind hs opponent.
| Another du ee lsOn followed. one run Of 10
| hv CARRIER served to igh the spirits OF the
| loVke-s-on somewhat, but they IN nl'este 4 10
| when Dion ran 81 and won the game, leaving
q arnier high and dry at 25. Dion's average was
| 10. GainicIs average wa5 3-j. Time Of game,
| hour and 30 minutes.
| The ninth me, between George Slosson and
| Jacob Nchtefer. Was the stupidest ever played
| in public. IL was opened hi Schaeier with 4
! run f3, to which SlussOn could make no better
| reply than miss. Schao ner made u pretty run
| of ID IN the 5,h inLirg. ami Sluason another OF
| .. IN the same inning. Runs of -, IA. and 49,
and CIV smaller ones made 10y one and tbs
| otner lncre SEQ nc 1sgf eEites u oj and ls in
| lavor OF Sicsson. These figures were materially
changed 10y the ; lav N the l2.h inning, In winch
| Schatuer cleared ~, ana Slosson 9. At this
! poiAt tue string showed l0J for SchaOfeT and 81
| lOr Slo-son 1--WE inuiu-s iuriuer On, SlOa.On
| having run up 70 IN very short order, the bows
| were tied at l2l. The close of the ,oti
| inning set them at 80 ANA lja, Siu-~oi
ahead. VI to this limo Scha, der had
37ih inning. IN watch he Wa forced - play twice
from the sirii =, tc clear, a 81. Prom thus time
| To the close the game Wa very tcdiuu-, and b.
Wa, re rchtf t. the s cttaitf- warn 10 n 80
~ slossyiis .Nrr gc WAS 6-il: scaacrer ;
~ w. Lime oi game. l. ug, , lllautcs.