The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-25
GOOD SHOTS AT BILLIARDS.
TINE CHdMPIONs PLAYTNG Ar THE
DELANEY TOURNa MENT.
RIosson Beating Dniy The Brilliant Play Of
the victor-Gnrniers victory over Hu-
doiphe-SchaeGcr Heating Cyriiic Dsop.

siosson Heating Dniy The Brilliant PLAY Of
the victor-t;nrniers victory over Hu-
doiphe-scbaeGcr Heating Cyriiic Dson.
The eleventh game of the Delaney tour
namcnt was opened promptly ut o'clock vcs-
terdsy afternoon by Maurice DAILY. who failed to
SCORE. Slosson made q brilliant run OF to close
the frst Inning. The players kept well together
for some time, the greatest distance between
them being points at the close OF the 18th In
ning but Slosson IN the 1i'h ran up ~. failing
on simple shot, which lie played with HE usual
haste, and was 25 ahead. This m Joritv was en-
tlrely destroyed 10y DAILY In his next inning, and
with n handsome run OF ii he pl ced himself 10
points In advance. score-Day 1l2 Slosson.
90. The latter closed the 18th inning with cum
ninely executed 19 a bold nd beautiful long
draw shot fOrmin, the most noteworthy feature
Of the run. The record of the 18Th inning
showed that Dalv was 13i to Sinsson's 12p the
2l,h left Daly at ls7 Slosson At 1884, A neat oreak
Of ~ In the 9th inning broke the spell and Daily
was IS points abe d. In tho 10 inuing Siosson
scored % by surprslnoly raf 4 and delicate play,
and the tally 237 r Daly and 20 for 5os
son. Day made 81 In the Dist inning, after " ich
there was nothing worth noting un:l the close
of the 3ith inning. when = ossnn got the rsd and
white TO ether, and keeping tncni ~eli In hand,
cleared 4h when frc,z orcurr inu 10 scnred
hut one more. Tnis run OF ~ set him at vi to
DAILY : I'll IN tier iullOWcu VII 1, inu oue-
son. with the balls against nini. 'ded I" his
score. hen each ~ de niss, aud Dalv opened
the 3'th inning with another. SlossOn cleared
the 3 no needed aud won the game, leaving Daly
2i5. Hts LIST shot wRs brIiiaut mns-e. he
winners uverage was \ 81; the losers, l0T
The nrst Of the evening games, the twelfth Of
the tourn ment. was between k"dolphe snd
Ga nier. lhe Litter Won che le d. The nrst
| notice ble lay We by q lrnier, who tors IN
mistakaOle signs Of nervousness, In running 30.
Rudolphe played his h Inning IN excellent
gt bIt AS for tWiCe.
scored nut 10 all told. Hts spot shots and dtfh-
cult round the-table shot evoked well m, rited
| clever draw whlcn brought tn ii md white
together IN a bunch, and In few seconds hts
marker called Ito for Garnier. "a for r.
| dolDho. The 18th inulnG netted hu-
sopeS on q out no sr oi bis rns snot:
bail, after having seht the red spinning across
the table. was on It's way to the white to carom,
when II encountered the red again Instead OF
cnning 10 IA full stoo. a. was expected. the cue
tall merely hesitaied for the ftAc ION OF mo-
| ment. aud seeming to have gBiu ed strength by
inaotiou. sped on Its wa caught the W iuug
wnite win CLICK. aud onec ed tue osrom.
a s eoes o, .es y rser & "ss ssss a
was lts for Gatnier, Ill tor Kudolpbe. FIR sew
erul innings aiterN ard the Rau dragged,
neither player showing anything better than
the most ordinary play. anu at tho close Of the
30th inning. in when RudolUnc msde 25 the
score stood 19l 'or uarnicr, 1888 ~ kudOlpne.
| The +th iuuing resulted In changing the N a
| ionts to 10 IN favor OF hudUpne. who, by run
|
| change was made In tho 10 h inning 0arnier
by n run Of 70 reghning aud OvertoDpIng nis lost
| advantage. lie y eyed very tapiuly, and iearly
evefy shot " smO-t thorough artistic. MSS
| uy Ruuolpbe left tue balls In b.d position.
but ny refu, plv he managed TO ci-nr g
| and was now within OF game, kudolphe ~
eing behind AT 2r. The next inning gave MIN
aud Rudolphe III . and In tue +Otu q iruIer closed
| the game with I. his lost sbot navlnR been play
ed from the spot. be winners average VI
| ~ the losers, 67-l3 Time of game, uVuss, .
| minutes.
Tue thirteenth game was played by Cyriils
| Dion and jacob Scnaefer. lion led with t. tul
| made no greater rna until tn 10th, whom
| rough some .uysterious uispensatioD. he was
| SLOWED y sooreo. Schaefer had IN ide one run
OF 10. ALI the others were small that
bis totsl at the close Of tho Ii innins
| the close Of the ga that either mad reaonet
| 100. A run OF 81 In this inniug gave Scbaeher
| total Of lis Ii Il sac 10 say tnal, up u tuii
| point the game was the wort thrr,-ohli Carou
| 4 me over llaVCd IN pubic Ia tuis or any Othe Ell
| country where a carpm counts one. ind where
| the ulayers have not the privilege Of picking toe
tails up nd plarlrg them 10 tuit themselves
| Dions tot et;5t he nsd played his 27th 10
! niug was Only ~ Schat noT, with ljl TO ui.
credit. got tine .lls well Vi, ed. and rolled uu
| l6i. Dion ldded tO hts score. Hnd SChaener
| to ris, leaving the red aud waite Close together
| DiOn achieved GS AUD lett the Osll- IN tho most
| ceeded In making a. The core Vas nov
| ssl for scha rer. rs for Don. iwo mlsse,
In SC aeuer vine he vs.. but Don
| by hard work, scored Al Snd 3. and
WITH added = ssood At ia sch ener cleared
| n the next innine, ana H. tue 3id Dion eto
| sen harner'sO. H. ch played a niiss ~ turn, tneu
| Cvliile cieate l3 .nd, with 8 to 20, ran T. Ihe
| obtn iuninx closed toe garne, and Scha, ner won
| ~ lOl points. Ine winners average Was 81
tne iIsers b ~ Sd. lime OF game, nour . m,a-
| uter.