The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-21
EMBLEM or CiIANrIONsu1r or TiiE WORLD.
THE j. NJ. BRUNSWICK a BALkE co.
SUCCESSFUL. CONTESTANT AGAINST
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COOPER INSTITUTE.
JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. 1879.

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The, cm!lcm was made by Tiffany. md is
The opening. game Of tho tournament WINS
played 10y Messra. Albert Garni.r of this city
AMI Jacob haelrr %! Chicago. Tho old cham-
pon WAS nrraycd In n dress suit. with a pic'a-
dilly collar md n black nocktic. Diamonds
eparkled on his llng Is and glowed on his shirt
front He won the lend. md, after delibrrgtcly
chnlking his cue. opened the ramc with 10
points neatly put together S'haefer is small
Ratchet faced man, with straight hair. a big
diamond stud. and slight moustache He be-
gan playing in his shirt s"oves. and to some
purpose. In the third inning he took ndVan-
tgHoi e.d l,ad and nurssd ihe ha,ls along
together along the lett rail until he coaxed n
run of l4l out of them The game stood
Tho French gentleman took on his coat. hut
did not change his luck. He retired after scor-
whispering at the lower end of the tnble. Deli
cate massG shots and finely calculated draws
followed each other IN quick succession. The
himself Of the advantage, His PLAYING was not
particularly brilliant. and there was but little
until 1877 was added to the Chicago score. Most
OF this was made ~ the foot OF tho table. Tho
sGpSd hpGdT sc6apelr ss6psa u? @ SnT ?s Inc game
Mr. Garnier played and scored an0. Schae-
fer walked off with 2. Garnicr ran IL; Schae-
champion followed with 3. An unfortunate
kiss sent anothcr egg into the pocket OF tho
table with tho balls In n favorable position. He
bent his legs and approached them as carefully
as though they We're wId osrds: d Ia serirs S,s 5i
leg on the side OF the table half dozen times.
he coaxed 50 out Of them. They froze once on
him. and broke badly He lost his balance on
common follow shot The game stood sfhae-
fer. 29i Garnier, III.
Schaeier scored but 1. Garnicr went at the
balls with French verve. His checks were
flushed and his eyes became as bright as his
diamonds. He caromrd as rapidly a he talked.
nursing the spheres for minute he sent them
spinning around the table. and brought them 20
close conference IN corner oi tnr table. he
scored 81. and resumed his seat. Schacier put
together a well-iurned 45. aud the game stood
Schaeicr. 331 Garnier. III.
The game became weak. In ter successive
innings Garner scored only 20 and Schaeier
SO. The balls broke horribly i9r Garnier. kiss-
ing standing right in line. He repeatedly
shook his head IN chM,rln. lie changed ms
| large doses ot chalk; hut without avail. AT the
| close of the twenty first inning the score was :
Schaeier. 3s9; GARNER. 200.
uous effort to retrieve his fortunes; Hy careful
play and despite his i-luck he raked together
| IS caroms hut lost his hold 10y an unfortunate
| freeze. By this time the hall was packed with
| spectators. Although the playing was hardly
| more than ordinary. much Interest was man :
| points. md Garner 2GS
| There was more loose playing. GARNER ran
his en-" through his hand and wagged his head
| over the worries. hut his bad luck stuck TO him
| in grim defiance Schaoler did not do much
| better. unit the twenly-sXth inning, wheh he
| closed with run Of H. GARNER followed with
| 80 caroms. when the balls. as usual froze on
| him. They were spotted. and he counted. A
| brilliant mass6 and nervy round the table
shots added 10 more to his score. and then his
| ill-fortune tr pped him into his seat. Schaeirr
scored and his plucky opponent again went
| at The balls A COZ times he drove them TO
| the door of the nursery. when an uniortunnt"
| kiss kicked them hsunder. or ono bah bashlully
| hid itself behind the other. At last lie got into
| thr nursery. and was about t. shut tho door On
| the balls when ne missed simple cnrom. am Il
Munlversai on ana drqp99edn iniq his ~, sat
On the next Two innings both players drew
| blanks. Then the champion again took the
| balls IN hand. fortunate KISS. and the only
| one IN m" game. gave him run of &C. making
| the game stand; Sehnninr 5l3. Garnicr 49,
| The nupArrut Il sh Of fortune was really Mr..
Gnrnisr's gr.nt.st m '.fortnne, IIe Icftthe balls
| together Anl. 10y careful nursing. the gentle
| man from Chicago ran the game out scorlng n
| run of 81. The game closed; Scharier COO
| GARNER. 429. The spectators cheer u. and the
polite French gentleman congratulated his
Among the professionals and amateurs pros
| ent were the veteran }en2ingor OF Cnlrago,
Dali Col. John h. Follows Mcesrs. gallagher
and llei-"r, and many other gentlemen. Ihree
! Japnnosc nohlcmen, in European dress oIfu-
pied front seats. They were accompanied by
| American ladies'. and watched the game with
| S,haeicr's best runs were II. 81. 1877 and I45
| Garnor's "a, 56, CO. and 81 Thirty-one inn
| ings were played, leaving an average OF less
| Gallagher. In the evening, DaIy ana Helscr
| are 10 be the contestants.
The following resolutions have been passed
| by the professionals in tho tournament:
Es-i Amy player who shall De- guilty Of dishonorahe
coniuct namely Amxinr his signature 70 the world
late day thereby placing . coontc stants and the man.
ascment IN confusion. shall forever he debarfed from
70 ,ihc N Brun.NieE Bake O.
IlsI,.i rnat the holder ol the emblem shall accept
a oha Tor Two years ami play his matches IN mat
'Hiaici Thai lie holder of tho emblem shall not be
compelled t. play sooner ihan SHY HaNs after hrins