The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22
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HIS PLAY AGAINST ODDS.
ALBERT GiRNIEE'S SPLENDID RUN
IN IN UP-UILL GAME
a New -pirnnt for BiiIinri I'onors lie ~ur

A New ! spirnni for Billiard Ionors lie sur
prists the Knowing Ones nv Heating Dir.
Uaiy by ~ Paints, aud Averaging ~ ID
After waiting long and patiently last
evening for the third game Of the Tournament
to begin, the assembled company were in.
formed that a misunderstanding had arisen
among the players IN regard to the pl ces
tley were to occupy. Inasmuch as the
arrangements had all been made. and rs tho
announcement that last evenings games vera
to he between Garuler and Siosson aud ShaGcf
and Daiy, tho excuse was a lame one. or else II
would be well for the managers of the tourna.
mcnt to drill the PLAYERS like q class Of school
boys. Sosson WAS on hand at o'clock. NJ.
GARNER did not appear until s.ij, ut which time
the game began.
G rnicr led on with a miss and sl'sson fol.
lowed with q Ike result. Another miss by Gar
nor nd another ty Slosson. brought the play
ors TO th" 81 inning, In which GARNER madeJ
ana Slosson ]. The nr. goOi play was by Slo3-
som who In his ith inning exhibited great skill
IN gathering he Us and holding thcm well In
hand. This innins Noted hin -. In tho next
lie did stil better. Two or tires ctrefdlly
cx xecuted shots brought the rsd and
corner. who're after taking his coat oT at 30, hs
rolled w 30 IN excellent style. The score stood
at this point ~ for slos- -on. 10 fNr Ganier. Tho
latter opened the S,h inning with a
points achieved by the skful play
wmcn has hi"ue Inn ,crleprucd' AMI
ialIei bY hHf hieaujh on bril-
liuni rrund-the-tlile shpt. lit II u Inning, in
which he played III 'ly and boldly, netted him
le and IN closing 81 SIoss0n cleared g.. an un-
lucky fre. q scndigg tIg balls 90 SPIT whenr1
! H. iac a 70 coGAt. lie was nov Ill TO or.
IN t,e ll'h inning G.sncr executed nun.hcr
of BRILLIANT shpfs iich resulted in irinsina
tur ie nd Whifc within e. s} range. lie tten
played them iron one side OF the table to tnd
Other. uc' -ipuuI, y.utuuns hpNna JON. dDlw
or hra'n hauk shot. ana footed up % total II
10 tor 90, iuling. nut Sio,a.n vs. bound 10
he'D uHt. p tul IN 9 - 30 inning So red .ii,
/ snnlcurnilng thlt run Win tuc afill greater
one = iui in tU. l,ih. THIS splendid run was
ul. ic uiat ~ hy nursing. in wuirh he has few
/ cqu iis. cs W hbuul .ntiy proved last sputey,
iunue .ll '.c r-e-t un record ~ The ttrse-nnu
] cuu br r'ti g DtlYs2l2 ID, go poiIts.
roe srptrw .s 30 W 2si for -llsspn, ii1 Tor ar
/ Li'r iNn FfcuchWgn went to vnr, WIN "a Will
| To- overcome tAc cd Is saIh-t hiri. - f few
minu.rt, tN iDe n.ost Brilliant uiay ue hA, over
| shown. bee rom I'D iSi pninfs, anl won tue game
by 10 i,iut-. The rau +. the iart q he l.t ever
| mad 80 pubic match, tui lois up NiU work
~ inst almost Overwhelming odd. has never
/ boon a ool!ei
! Tue winners average was 1875; tN' losers
! Ihe fourth -ame wa. between Maurice Day
/ All Jacob sch. n.r, tAc Inter ilaycr c1nplrl-
! lively un,no~n. lic b. a'oui Dti,' Hg hut not
! having had tn experience of thnt cX,,rt in plD-
lie mptCnre, he dii not az tr " rNt the cpn-
hdence that comes only = frequent contact
WIN fgc thCilntS ol cIil fr.cti
sen, ncr leo IN " % - ID ilN ml'-fi. tul rrhlf: