, 1879-01-29
empty coa'.harecs, belonging to The Lewis Cosl
C"mnanS, were crushed by the Ice as It passed
that point. Loss not known.
SrOISTING,

BILLIARDS.
Special Dt%pafch to The Tytsnn4x
New YORK., Jan. 29.-Thts was and >her great
day in The Brunswick d Bake Tournament.
Jacob schaefcr took hts turn, md showed what
he could do by driving the balls along the
"Monarch" cushions. While the limits of
the game closed f1ts recorded run al
3lt points, Tic audience desired him 10
90 and comnlete tho inning, and Blossoms COM
pctiter in The "nurstng" gamo diaplaycd his
ability by running a total Of AIS, or scven n,ors
than s1osson's big record. 8chacfcr's average,
boucscr, was only 40 2.13, he having fooled
a"ay seven or eight Innings before
be got saIf1s to play. The 9amo drew another
large audience. schaeter won the lead, but
failed to score. DAILY mado t3 pretty
earons. and schacfcr began SONG dash
Ing shots On open table, but slipped
up On cushion masso after scoring
Q. To this DAILY responded with IS, and,
on subsequent inning, friend Of sclaefes't
cluiEet1 F" foul" and, for the first time In The
tournament, Gcary mado the mistake Of decId
Ing Claim not put in BY IN official umpire.
sclacfcr made 10 earoms in Ills aixth In
ming, amt, gathering the balls on the
rail- IN the succeeding inning, began
10 nurse them delicatcty md With Astounding
fap!jlt5 lie tTnvc thc balls gently across The top
rail- and then p1ayetl thrn hack toward the left,
counting fo before he missed on another
"nisac." sc!'aefcr secmrd assured of Victory
from the start, nni played difficult shots with
the greatest raptditY, boldncss, and trilllancy.
Willie DAILY, although he fnndo many fne shuts
with easy grace. seemed tumble to bring the
Iror'es Into position. schaefer opened his
twelfth Inning with brilliant opeu-tsbto ptnY,
n1al, gathering the balls, began lung series Ut
klss cArotns," miaefng on a difficult "douhlc-
cushion lung caron,. The Chicago pert retired
with run of l40, making his srore 2sU to Iy.
Ua1y retired With 0, und again Schaefcr boldly
executed "orcn-tablen position sts,ts, brought
the balls quickly to t'ic bottom raft, along which
hc rolled them, skilifuily turning tho right.
corner "crotch" nml driving them TN along
the right rail. After counting 1s9 tho balls
acattcrcd, only 10 ba brought bsck by three
mastery position strokes md forced 70 tcsttrnc
ihctr INTERRUPTED journey Until they hat rung out
fant game: hchacfcr then shook hauls With Daily
am left tic table to bundle iiis cues; but, de-
tectlnr his motives, the spectators 1santicataY
5eI!cd, "t'o nh! 20 on" p" whaling to see tnurs
"i lus scientific play. As the erie. continued,
he yielded, and kept up tho scienttlc "clovk-
work" carotns, playing. altogether AIS
points, MID then parposelT csaayed an a.
most impossible lonE.cushion mnsse. on which
i'h Jailed to count. The spectators hammered
With their cancs. stamped with thciF fect,
iloulssnto ti'clt nats. aki'! checFed tne!nse!Ves
almost loarse when the PLAYER pnssel 4l1, and
VT. l'an5 .! tneh. nehe'to SCISSORS E1eat run
u - ua! ueell otattn. II neta'est - aaf
tnat a'le tasqthe io''o"lna ihe olI1h snot 10 not
20 oH Eeco1u:
.. scohE. $500
ScuAEyrn-0, O. n, 0. 0, II, e, q, 10. Q, O, 140.
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nuAtLs-t'. j.. ~. .: !; . =. !. o. -, e-oo'
III Scnast. ~ II; ~ u9's, ~, = ,n,,v r.
Emp1rcA-Sft. j. COtrtIte for Ualy. Mr. Schnefct
for hiuself. ~ N"'' ''' ~s'~'