The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04

wore Piccadilly collar. The Old Champion
made the first run in the second inning. He
planted the balls along tho left rail. and by skill
full attention they returned him 10 carroms.
Maurice followed with o. and made miss on
n long bank shot. GARNER came IN with run
Of H. and Maurice put in 10. The Old Cham
pion then turned gardener. and began to grow
curroms at the foot Of the table. BY nursing
the tender shoots he produced "a OF them. and
Marker Ellis called the game: GARNER. 142 /;
DAILY. "a.
Maurice raked 1S buttons together, and tho
Old Champion started with the balls In the
upper left corner. and brought them down the
left rail. nursing them with q skill edualllng
and rapidity exccling that OF schaefer. The
balls turned the angles like humble bees. and
few up tho right rail with a musical click.
When near the upper corner an unfortunate
Kiss stopped the count. Garnicr had run l03
within Jour minutes. and the game stood: Gar
nier. 2ij; DAILY. Gi.
Maurice brought the balls together in Sos-
sons unglc, with falr prospects for u brilliant
run. but iniled to catch an expected kiss and
went down with Is. The balls were left FOR
GARNER He nursei them ior "a short time. and
they lei. him and began To- hum around the
table. he made only 10. falling on one of his
Irihnnt cushion shots; moment aiterwari
DaIy got the worries and ratified them across the
foot of the tahle. II" turned them up the right
/ rail ior'cd them in position hy n mastcrly bank
shot ana showed them along on the up grade.
Thr.e-quartrrs of the way to tho curve he went
TO the other side of the table. with tie choice II
a very light carrom or n delicate follow. He
/ chose the luttcr. His ball lacked impetus and
| iHil"'l to count. The run urttgd him 80. The
balls were !"it Tor GARNER, but he allowed them
to Ert away from him after adding Ii to his
score. II ruucd sprnts and eggs for Il spell.
/ Th,n Maurice ran ~. and there was another
/ iall %. sprais and eggs Atihc close II the six
| icrnth >iuuing the score stood: GARNER. 3l5;
! ptIv. 2U2.
H.- srrus and eggs all gathered GARNER
/ gathered the bulls in twenty shots, and began
/ 60 SPIN them up the right rail. When one be-
| came obstinate. he banged il across the table
| ani i invariably fell IN line on its return;
Itr'd ot this az last. both balls broke away and
chased "nch otncr around the table The eN-
/ champion whipped them into the lower Left
nuEl". and mad" thnm cross the loot OF the
/ table. They turned the corner like Wall street
/ brokers ON business, and kept right on up the
/ rlil. They turned the next corner however ike
! Wal street brokers on "a bender and gave Gar
! ntrr CONS idcrahetruuhe. He coIlarrl them. aud
] quickly shook them into u lussabl" condition.
iroye. They were spotted. however but GARNER
! iali.d tu Get anything oi further value out OF
/ th"u. The run aggregated ll2. and the game
/ stood. GARNER. iel; Day. BOB.
] Maurice kHif pi'kiug up Sprtis and eggs and
4 Guruinr uE.in went for the hruSers. They wore
+ rn drums tunt Dee nfHur them play an exhibition
4 Lfr". thus udding II 60 his score. The game
| tl 900 stood. turulur, 1Ni. DAILY. 2l5.
] Gurr.'r .ol them to dancing Jigs and JUDAS
/ AND nwid on" 20 neral rNh llHrutiun came ou
/ with ~ Njui'llu1l points. Fortune threw an
] other pLE ut Maurice. and GARNER wound VI
J gtti .uE tufnr before daylight The score stood
/ Garn .rr. Gui; Daily. 2l7.
Daruicr sewerage was 2s 1921 Daly's. 10 II
. IA winner b"st runs were 81. ~. lO3. anc
7 liz; the losers. -.
This afternoon sexton is 10 meet Heser anC
this evening slo,son Will tit Prof. kudolphe.