New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
DIFFERENCES OYER BILLIARDS.

GARNIrR DEFEATS HEIsER AND sLossoN DFfEAl>
sEXroN-scnAuFrR's vtCIoRY ovUR RUpoLPiE.
Al the billiard tournament in Tammany Hall on
Saturday GARNER defeated lleiser in the afternoon
bv n score of 500 10 14S. In the evening Siosson oe
fcated Sexton by three points, and Schaeier beat
Rudolpbc the latter's score being lso. Inc game
between Sexton aud Slosson was very close ana eA-
citing. At one time Slosson was 100 points ahean'
bat Sexton passed him by runs OF % ana fo' III
the latter run the referee decided that sexton
missed his foriy-fourth shot. Sexton claimed that
il counted and so did most OF the spectators lie
placed bis cue over the table ana would not let the
game proceed The referee took the cue on ana
sexton then. entering protest against the decision
played the rest of the game; but he was unnerVed
and did poorly. The games won by each player
thus far are as follows; Schaefer, 3; DAILY, -: Sex
ton. .: Slosson, .: GARNER, 2; Rudolphe, Carter
l: Heiser O. Schaefer is the only one who has not
lost a game. There will be no games to-day or to-
morrow. as Tammany Hall has been engaged for
other purposes. On Wednesday evening the tour
nament will continue.
The monotony was relieved Friday by an exciting
game between Heiser and Rudolphe. There was
no very fine playing, except good douOle-Dank
shot by RudOlphe, and two misses we've made, one
on each side. Joseph Dion, a brother OF CyrIIIe
Dion acted at first referee, but Ill the middle OF
the game HeIser entered protest against one OF
his rulings. and he Withdrew and left the hal
Then the fun began. lhe marker calleu IOI ~ htoP
until new referee could be found, but Rudoiphe
kent playing, and became very much e1-
cited and very talkative. The difilenty was
settled by the appointment Of Mr.: Wilmarih
the marker, as referee. but Rudolphe was
not to he pacifed. When after one OF his
plays the referee called foul, he angrly
appealed to the audience. but was greeted with
laughter. You must be slck.' he exclaimed 10 the
referee. =" low much YOU get for zat decision 1
gif you cents If you want IT," by tne J auI
vice OF a policeman he at last quleted
his wrath and the game proceeded, interrupted oc-
casionally by angry the players insulting remarks
addressed 10 the referee and his opponent. 10 these
Heser paid little attention. but they evidently
troubled HIM, for he played poorly after mat. anu
lost his lead RudOlphe winning IN nineteen innings
The score as fOllows: ~
RudOlphe-3, ., 24. 20, =, q. j., u, miss, " ~
H. 81, l. l., 80, l6, Al, 6. 900.
HeiseI-3, 3. >, 81. q, 2, 4. %, miss, 10, q, 5j
>, q, 4, o, o, l, o. lO-2O4. ,o,,
Winners average. 1Jl5l9; losers average, lOii9;
time, one hOIr and thiTty-scycn minutes.
In the evening DAILY scored hls third victory. de-
feaiimg Carter by 24O points in 16 innings. The
game was an uueyentful one, though Days score
Daly-19. l. 81, II, H. 80, 10, o. 20. 70, o TO-
Cater l, 10, . 6, .. o, O. 3 i, 3. 1G l. l, 1.
80.
Winners average, 1s3i losers average, 3a4 :
time, one hour and fifteen minutes. 80
The next game was bric1 one, Slosson scoring
an easy victory GARNER ~ twelve innings, ana
making the second best run OF the tournament thus
far 1O7 points. Follow nc are the scores:
Slosson-O. %, 80. 81, l3, o. q, II, l. II, lO" y
0l-3OO.
Garuisr-1, ., 50, 0, 3. /, IL ., :, ., !. O-Gs,
Winners average. lyli2; losers average, C-4 ;
time, fil ilr-iOur minutes.