New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08

.cu>EFFR DErrAr- sIossoN IS.THE MOST BRIL-
liant GAME PLAYED.
The billiard tournament was brought 10 a
b-part conclusion last night hy remarkable three
hall carom game between Schaefer and slo>son. II
occupied only hour and tweutysevon minutes and
only seven innings were played Tie largest run
ON record was made sosson. and the highest average
ON record by schacfer. The game went To schaefcr
aud with a. the ehamOioDsni emblem and $1,000,
VIM. the honors were equally divided between him and
Inner Institute was crowded. Before rlgHt O'Clock
the sac Of tickets at the box office vas stopped aud
opv those who had previously bought tickets were al
mtCpd.
won lead, aud counted - before missing SchAe!er
then placed i points 10 his credit. Neither DlFrf
added materially to his score II the second and third
IL fayor OF slOssou BY "a to - He was
evidently PLAYING his best and M anxiety
wa. marked. wLle Schaeer was more AZ cas-.
In the fourth nnirg slo.-on. at the tJrd carom,
roqped the oaIs the raj al the bead OF he table aud
starte0 them across. Ar he turned The upper right
nand corner successfully but Oh his way down the raj
At the balls "frozr; ht counted rom roe sl,ol:
T. TesP3n" r, NM bron,ht nothing 10 sIo,.on
dnG 1'f Ave- se5aqfsf In the sixth nn1g sson
display Of open billiaris, in gathering tho bail
rlght-nand corner was turned successfully. when be
had counted 100. Schaefer. wno Was watching
The ground that -os>On had pushed his ball, this the
referee loved, ne d another, urSei three s.Os
tbe dangerous corners at 159, pos and 966.
when b. had completed the circuit Of the table
liz lii, run haro "% P at PCS he started for '
second time, Dut the balls noZe al 200 aud ser
.Dotted lie couhted rou the layni' aud aiter Even
Leauul open sho SbrouGht the balls together on the
r.gtt hand raj. When he reached +OO Tue enthusiasm
Of The aud, nee burst forth ringing cheer Again ne
was chetred be passed AL, which stood on the
board ~ TIE largest TaD on rrcurd
Srh.4-r began his work. ana 6 open caroms, by
brautifli -SnOt "a hered ths balls In the upper
hand rner and drove them D.f@re Us ,1s
around the tn", passing tur eo'AeIn ~ - 10, -
and 937. WGpn h. had reached the rg't
the second time at ~ ~, me ,a Oa I GTo.e
raro1ns he strir led bring them again 10 the rail
rms he fa to- although be had raised BIS tally to
233 elure be gave Sio>soh HnOIber cH"hcc' III nl-
.evcnth inning ~IUs-Cu only Increased d. score Nv
fwev- missing carUm when the SIN score St"od 7'I
~ 3O5 m nj favor ana 70 ducats 10 peanuts
i.Ii, IN r. way tAat made the knowing ones -hake tBcir
hid. lie mad - b. open shots b. fore NJ sucereicd
m bringing the ha on tht rI Al lhr uIFI ia -1anu
cornrr Al b. ururd GA 10 the right raj ana thrh
!r audiriuo began 10 81 enthusiastic ~ IL, HdhaIo
of e,na irI, who drove thr uaS 'nnrl-'e.{ .dS'..,
tte taple. " be Wa turning the upper flEhi Aahd
toru4r Tie stue-- oi te audle 8cr Wa Almost rHlhu
mi ucu tue -luc hls there Wa succession 81
-.r- mat ,Hg uucd W-n he made hs last -iiot hnl
- it,,a on 80 tdb- ny friends 7"~son tue
fr,t 90 oonr .tate the vo.or The scores are &c fol
lows lows, f.r-1o.O1.l5.es 3 a9s-GOo
SI1'.oI-l- 10. q. u. -. 464. l2-j7L
Wuuej', average, oJ@7i Ios-4s Sl'7. Tine OF game
To- To- sitiol,. and games won Of psvers during
n Tournament are follow Scna'frr - -iO~s Do g.
~eytou l. Daly !, Gallagher B. G-nier 3, RudopDe l
Nd Iie.cr l. Tie tIr utt@ecu sexton dhd Day 10.
ill., turrd amt fourth pre-. may DEE 81 lcd
On Nop0sy evening The tournament throughout ha~
nee. a. .yt,urd b. extraordinary rims Hud average
nh, no: G4rli.I. 20; >rx.ou, I'll GdIa-ie, - ;
Rudo pie. lJ9; an -irl~rr los Inc nrS' Az a. :
rirr. j65- D4!, 30 Gallagher. I7Iil7i kudoIpAr' d.
and HrI-cri l-~I9.