The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14
RACKE'rs.

The last one OF the i've games OF rackcts arranged to
DO played at the court Of B. AeQuade, In Madison
street, this city, between James Ksaung and Pross
sor John Mannix, occurred yesterday afternoon The
rub "a for the best Ave In nine games last four
TO DO played three o'clock next Saturday after
noon, 1t the court Of Nat Hicks, In Hudson street.
Hoboken. In The tussis NoQuade's on last sxtur.
day ieur games wero played, each man winning two
A. that stage OF the cossss swisg 10 Darkness the
referee aAjournsd iursher play us yesterday. When
me PARTIES wore In the yesterday M was d,ssov
srsd that neither Of tho umpirss the scorer was
pssssat The contestants agreed TO have Ar. Thomas
Curry, me Referee act alone In settling any dincr
sncss that night arise As arose his duties were
very light The players'thsn agreed upon appealing
Mr.. Aichncl Laudy as scorer These prelininaries
being oestled 10 The satisfaction or both men the
strueels began. As Ksssing the last game
on Saturdsy under the ruiss he went first 10
the baI He was, however, soon disposed Of with
baahk The Professor tasn and secured three
accs In his second Keaaing made two aces Xannix
then wsnt for the second ana added four more to
his scere. Heating also made Two mere. Mannix
made one his third In his fourth Keastng made
seven. .Mnnaix was banksd In his next two In
nngs; ~ a,ss In his tenth, twelfth and th,r.
tesnsh inninGa This Same compliment no returned
to KeAsng in hm sixth. sevsnth, ninth,
tenth, eleventh. twelfth, iour,ses,h and
fttsensh inninga At she end OF tho
twelfth hning the was tied q seventeen
aces esS but ths shirsesssA Heating broke the tie
BY secusog enc ace The Professor In his ,hrtsenth
iHnIng 03B BANKED. bus securiag two aces each IN
his iour enth and Aftssnth isntnss he declared
v,etevieo1 " she ieur games 70 BE- played Saur-
day Msanx need only WIN half v via The seriss
Fog Ksstng 10 retain ths belt and win the $780, he s
rsQstsd vin thrsefourshs OF The games On Satur-
day. The following SHOVE the score ~ inniAgs-
Mannix ........... Al 0U221 so o 2 2-o1
Keasing- O327 COS 90 0 o-ls
Amoss the add,uonai gsmse was ioar handsA one
were delcAtsd beet Two In tnses GAfbss W Joka
sheridan ana William Ryan Following 10 she score -
Sheridan and kyaH............... 81 ...'- 81 IL
Nanntx and Bshnssser. 10 IS II
2 N.aAf -%fp'Ht HAkDBALk .+,FF
Al part of the msnh afer the struggle had
tween Keamng and ManAix, several very nns games
OF hAndoaii wore played In one OF thsm Ksxing
with NJ iAsdY fer partner he'd sucouusb 10 Thomas
Curry and W. Ryan the rub the best ywo In
shrse gamer. The following 10 dsts,l<d stAsemsnt
Of each 81 shst three gxmss:-- -
games Ksaiip % ind II IAaay. 81 4i.4ooOee-is
James Z k....pg .se \. andy...'.112s2sIs.i-:l
W. Ryan aAd T. C9rry..-...... 3o1 ell
W. Ryaa, and T. CsrIY .......... 4 $40 2-2l
James keating enu u. Landy..... 30 3-l2
Anothcr spirited hanAbali contest also four handed
occurred between john sheridan, OF this CITY, and f.
kcn and James MoEvoy. OF Brooklyn, the last naned
being she present pon among leading amsssvrs
Of that city Tho following 10 sRs scoss oeaAssssd
forn- ..t'.t.-
j. sher,ssn sad Il. Twyssrd. n II q
G. Hall and !. AcE~sy..-......... 10 II 20