The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-29
THE BILLIARD CHAMPIONS.
ECHiIFFE ~ NS ms. mr. 7HE FYGURES
no NO1 90 ON mn IfI,tORD.

no NO7 go ON 1yfi py,oI,D
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The Jonrne,mnn BincN ,riith Doses tae Eos
ton H", Wnhthc 'iimrtntr "rIron-A Won
dr't"' Sam Wv the lNriilns Maurice hniy
'"''"" -" MS ''"t'"- >"h"''cr Victor
Tho twelfth came ~ the tournament for
Tho billiard championship o. tlc world wns
pave Yesterday afternoon d., ]. ndolph IIriscr
Of Boston and sir Thowa. Jrrrlontn Gail
lagh"r az Cleveland. opularlv known ns tho
Joutncyman blacksmith. TArte wat. al small
Attendance. rrc game opened AZ o.. O'Clock.
Mr. lIc,scr chose L. H. Marshall Of po.ton for
bis uml.rr. and Nr. Gallagher picked outJ. J.
Murphy of the sam" ,tv. Mr.. Michael Gonrv
WIS rof,fco. and G.. II. TUt- rnrsrr Tim
Blacksmith YVES heavily shol. and -.,n,cd ,ut
out for hard work. lis wn.stonot ,vn. tn,.tor.d
close To his ,hroat. nnd hfs hair .urlnl tichtt,
his head 1'r was NJ tlnin M n hickory shirt
and wore no jewelry Iiriscr was conspicuous
for his immensely Of shirt collar. II friends ~
ocn suinola value h's life they viii keep him
away from the tournament. The siglt Of this
Boston collar ~. ght lead him tocominit suicide
IIeiser won thu opening and scored nothing
Gallagher muGn 2. and broke into the column
Of tens in the 9TH inning. running p. In tho
eighth inning whore Sussou ran the game ont
on the previous evening. tho scoro stood Calm.
c,or a.. Mt. o, NJ, ''''"-
EH'r' W. h'ls'r' Ij. IN" Boston boy Wndc no
double figures until the eleventh innins. when
he ran34 GALLAGHER lind rr.,..l,,ftt,,r,,,
- 90 y, 80" - '' H., , " run
o' o. IN 'n' neat ihnn- the Hin'ksmih's
generosity throw him. lie LEFT the halls in tho
lower right corner. The Boston boy smiled
ana "lt.ateu thrm. They cnrorcd M the
light rail. keeping within hounds and rounded
the urnor corner with n count Of cs Ro,,re
-. ,i.. ,.,.t LIN wy w. DV'''r
crossing INC mead OF the tHllc, however. they
scattered. lie brought then. together on the
t,,ror .,,i.,,or ~ tL, lao, ,ou t,,, 81, ,,.i
'''''' W Wv l'.l I"ll' nu' th'y reused
'e'"l '"'r'' H'l-or u'kled item with me
mgsst and cushion combined hut IL had mo-
,raetlenI MOT Ttc, ,,t,.,t,.' ,, -, -,
I'"'"" M" ih'N AaNey ran away from
a.! icl ufcr running lu7. Tie figures were.
H.'-er' oi "H.io-". = 100
iI' 'ouiH ynah blacksmith WAS evidently
.oo heavily shod for nnc work For s.yent..n
:, - ""'""' ~ '""E"' '' "'"'Ie hsur's
II" h'h changed his coal. PUMPED HE bellows
md the sharks h.lnn 10 Nv nv benuftf,t
,I,,ir.. All ,',r,. ,t.,,' - cn ''"'
,,, cue 'r,' Wv -o-
ing nown on G"i'n'e rnshiou shot. The gume
stood: Heiscr 2il: Gnilnghcr. 2i4.
ntook the Boston low twep,y.tsnr lrringsto
roynit'rno Thor, ,v,s ,,.bi,,- r., ,ii.t,,,h ,h.,,
g. 49,. -, a. w.. ''
OF sS'n came m hu' REUSED - be chloro-
within ten minutes WIS -lr.piuE a. swprtiy
n % saint. Two .c"n-.,"u'inu- -,reu"r~ SCI NJ
Tho J.urnrvilnn BIn.aar.ttb ia an iyir-c
than thr Rnstar nov uS MIND s',,rn5 rr
away, md Gcur, -ahf bee WIS stu. :, iny nu' No
plan OF nn r4s'.t-.laV STOVE. liiit. hre.le
tprang NJ On d. tw.nN-ninth inning Heiser
Slot barcly toir6'oi his 'hIi dni'Hri"rf's
with d"afn -. i!e lid rot tear the derision
e C.arv l ".''''', ,t l'fl,i 'de' called Mr.
Hri-nr. rvi,icutly th.i.linl, Tint ne referred ~
.ae shot lrsi nude. comp aimed bitterly. and
Hcss.J il,'-n.s W., r nu,, ~ Wu- u" IT, LOU,
shoulder. rough tie nrmholrs N M, w,,ist.
coat Mr G"4ry cNtain.d. his own umpirc
, an" a, a. -" GOV i. ',F 'eh"'i ,.E
inning tn euuic stood: H.iser. 3l5: Ga.neL"r.
90a
pnlia . sr. ri,.,s E ,.t 81 n" iin,.
TN" WIS approaching. Tho i n.ksiaitli Sol.
nrr'H 'ne uuNoiS "ii NE s,lri. drew q second
H. tii ~, 80 'N Iii, G ~ WI, 20 W. Y
ami 81 m ihr.- ..n.r. VI. W. innings. The game
VII ,n,.,. HE."r, 80; ll-i-.r 81.
hui The. r,.,.iti s'nr. W.T., luny rug r.,
boston colt. lie trokr itio a mo run. ana
tomri NJ - ~ giiy lla''rE 10" GlpiHn-"
,,ar, g.. t'ir' 't',lr 20" .'hil cam" ih, iut
=, 'ru s@ g. W" ...'r W. We irs'rnlhs
noon entertainments Iae Blacksmith WIS
siI'r'W IN p '.lh, ii"siAll rd az IRON i.tH r
t. , m,9 ~ '.''l "'n .l' ''.i' 10, "a ~ TO-
~ ""a l'..S D '4 a., ~ ~ hIr-lhA' ne an
Tns ~ D., r,.l n,, Hl'is'
,..r SSrI .,J. C,'r''.t' ",'.'s iii..t II31I
J0En pvn.. tb.n av't, ma -,ariti H. . w.
...,r % Il" ...". '''' ~ .'. 80 ~
, XIX .V,nlnS a. ~; larrr werr ~
ana H,is.r'. D, '"'''''-1 ""9 - i'-'''
Gnilai.brr. H. - runs worn Il go and a..
UriseT's ~ ori Il, VAS "''1 ~ w. anu 400
"'''o' = q "He W. II
M ..,..A 49,,
no Wlf''eh.n g'h' was oecuh AZ si-o
indies Jacob SeAsefer Of Chicago crossed onos
with Maurice Day. Mr.. Daily chose Mr. James