The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14
EXPERTS PUSHING THE CUE
MORE SKILLFUL PLAY IN THH DE
LIZARD TOURNA MENT.
Cyriiic Dion at his Oid-Ttme Best, ana Rus
doiphc's Unexpected BriIIIa noy- y-tsarrs~2
Greesed with q STERN Of Hissss.

Cyriiie Dion at his Oid-Ttme Best. ana R~r
doIphc's Unexpected BrtIlis noy y-tsarrsSx
Greesed with n STERN OF Bissss.
The second bout between DAILY ana
Cyrille Dion for 5000 was played last evening Z.
Tsmmapy Hall. Dsly's count standing at -
and Dion's at f7s.
DAILY led on with well-pisyed is, Dion follow
ing with miss. The play on both sides wss o.
dinary until In closing the sixth inning CyrItis
ran ". The twelfth inning, In which he ran IL
left DAILY at os4 and Dion at 500. Both pisysn
were doing much better than on tho previoul
night, as both seemed to have gained by sxps-
rience better appreciation OF the fact that b
order to accomplish great results on the fass-
cushion table they we're using. II was necessary
to play with deloacy rather than with forca.
especially when the occasion demanded ths
nursing OF the red and white near q cushion.
Dions run Of 12l In the fourteenth inning W.
s,cnieved by marvellously steady play. With big
more by beautiful round table shots, whioil
promi, cd to bring them together again but the
b,sosculston bresn, b,m n hsirsorssd,h re- oi sp.os
he ran 50.
Az the close Of the 9th inning DAILY was a
missing q simple shot and leaving the balls u
excellent position for bis opponent, who scored
poa with ig to 60 closed s tie !, st R e
e., g, s. q, e. .nd 60. Daiys best runs we're z.
the first game was 10 10-io.
The lfth game Of the billiard tournament wss
nier aud A. p. Rudolphe. Rudolphs won the
lead, and BY mssterly play gathered the balls
and started on most promising run. At hts
down the risht and lower rail. froSe He .ssss
made the spot shot, and by almost Q repetittpD
Of bis previous play increased bis SCORE 70 -
From the outset Garnier's game was scarcssy
superior TO that OF an average amateur. Hfs
10 hall In linz A.
wide Of easy caroms that very short runs wore
made. Up to bis fourteenth inning his only
on the other hand, was surprislne every one 81
his brilliant play. At the end OF his hftceuth
bis To @ e. a. % 90
that point was Nt5.
GARNER began his fourteenth inning with baiIs
50 wen disposed Tor long run that Rudolphe
became alarmed, Notwithstanding his eres1
lead. The latter moved uDeasily In his oh air un-
| I'll he found opportunity to claim freeze. Thn
the referee dissllowed, but every time the bsiis
| lay close together such tactics were repeated
until at last, when Rudolphe insisted that =
well executed masse was push shot, he w.
| fairly stormed into his seat by Kisses.
eIhs manifestation Of sympathy had a brsoina
effect upon GARNER, and he made II the oocssioa
for bis most brilliant play. The precision Of hi
calculation Of long angle shots and his judy
sed Of a. fqr0s m On Isds to Ss h
| Rudolphe then missed, and Garnier made Z,
bringing HE total to 142, while Rudophs was 31l.
and in his mint nth 50, bringing bis total TO 90.
| GARNER then showed his strongest play, and
| made II, 80, and IS from his sixteenth to hin
| twentieth Inning, bringing his total TO 8l7 Rs
dolphe was nothing daunted by the great plsg
| that Gsrnler was max ing, but played his twenty
| nrst inning for 30 points.
GARNER replied with the only three-ngure run
| Of the game, l6 points. He missed an esay
| cushion shot. and LETT the balls where Rudolphe
| scored IL easily, missing only when the throG
balls froze against the left rail, the cue ball on
| the end. Gsrnier turned into bis Ave hundred
| In the twenty-fourth inning by a besutifuliJ
played run Of ~. Rudolpne made 10. Ganisl
missed, leaving kudolphe only to make hS
made 9. GARNER counted however, and thsa
| slipped up on an easy shot, and again kudoiphS
essayed to npisb. but retired with points. Gsr.
| pier made 4. and left the balls where the Pre-
lessor realized his needed points. Rudolphs's
| average was 2lk, the largest ever made In
1 g me Of the length. Tho result places Rudolphs
| Garnier, and Sexton even for the arst honors q
the tournament.