The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-01
FRIDAYS CUES AND CAROMS.
SCH1EPER's EFFORT TO BEdT SLOS-
SONS RUN and AVERAGE
Mr. Newhars Fine Rnn-ueiser Trying TO
save his Spurs - Gnrnier and Mr.. sexton
The Ola Champion Bonten by the New.

Mr.. Randolph Hoisor OF Boston began tho
eighteenth game Of tho j. NJ. Brunswick and
Balke tournament for the billiard champion
ship OF tho world In Cooper Institute ut 2:15 p.
NJ. yesterday. His opponent was Mr. Jacob
Schaefor OF Chicago. Heser wore his rod sus-
ponders. yarieRatcd wristlcts. and Spinola col
lar. Garner's gift flashed from Schaofcrs
scarf. and his shirt sleeves wero held above his
wrists by patent graphing hooks. Mr.. Potter +.
Tracy was umpired for Chicago. and Mr.. Albert
bauer for Boston. Dignlned Michael Geary
was referee Schaefer has been suffering from
severe cold. On Thursday night Tracy flllod
him with hot lemonade. covered him with
horse blanket, and gave him a good sweat. He
felt much better yesterday afternoon. and hopes
10 be In good condition for his great games with
Sexton and Slosson.
Before the game oponed. DIR. Cotton made q
fine draw In n room above the hall. Ho drew
moar for MIR. Newhall OF tho Brunswick h
Bake Company. Newha made fine run-for
tho door-and appeared at the tournament with
less cheek than usual
Tho Boston hoy won the lead. Ho ran his
head out from his shirt collar. craned his neck.
and drew an egg by an unpalatable kiss. Chi
cago came after him with two carroms. Helser
then caught the balls Mt tho head OF tho table.
started them down the rail- and kept thom n.y.
| ing around each other until he hnd scored G5.
| He tumbed on AN easy cushion shot. moment
| nftcrward Schaeier ran 80. but Rot too near tho
| North Pole and froze On the seventh inning
he found the balls nesting at the foot Of tho ta-
bic. A few delicate clips sent them into the cor
ner. The door was open. and they ran up the
right rail. Jacob played with the utmost care.
II was evident that he meant to eclipse Slosson's
| run OF AL as well as his average OF 75 He held
! his cue loosely between his thumb and first and
second fingers. His hand swung from his shou-
der like n lump of lead tied to u string He han
died his cue with the utmost grace. No vioiinist
could draw his bow with more ease. The expert
caught his first 81 at tho corner and ran uD the
rail. increasing the figures to 10 The balls
sputtcrcd across the head Of the table and
| reached the third angle with ljs. In tho corner
| they began To murmur. but two fno masses
steadied ihem. and they were on down the le,t
| rail. Hall way down Marker Ellis called 200.
| and Hoiser began h. draw his head within his
shut collar, S'haelrr made his nrsi lap IN tx
q second time. He turned the fth corner with
scarcely m effort stack ing his count up to 2G0.
| l = the right rail the globes moved an inch nj
carrom, and the sixth anglo was crossed with
| $40. After drinking glass OF water. Schac'er
pokcd the worries along tho head raj; and be-
gan 10 turn his sevHnth corner. In Slossons
| corral the spheres rcbellod. To turn the angle
he played Tor q kiss In tho corner. but caught
| the smack on the wrong check and WIS kissed
out Of position. a moment afterward the
weather becan,e cod and u NE hglls iroze. When ,
|
There wns clanking " iron in tho corridor,
| and everybody smiled. Gallagher Mt il again"
yonI Sis Shirt collar a,ity"i himself Iike a
| pnrenihess twisted his mouth. and ran l3.
| he let the hnl.s Tor Schaeier. but tney becaine
the nex, inninl, he ;y,iul, them ,ro,nd the cor
ner. ami chased them down the left rail. but
ihry ran away % %nh1 'ei nm IN az llfeis n1v,i ~
yor n,.i mn ~ npmm'on n,n.sE the sc"re stood.
| : hacfcr 53i Hciscr. 90.
Au hnhs ~ 'sN,hk n,"7sln ny"r'ss mn'
Ia the scS 'nie.nth nnins Nc Bo-''hihi I'@i5'i &,
lls c9.ar nni Wou' W. u" I'M S''V ni ID
tn II G.f r, ti,r t.me wn- c1-el : .h,,rfer ", M
,ui' 'v,,h n run of a. Niu,.,nnn inuinr- were
piq,cl lhe score stood; S'hu'frr. fnl; Hc.-
s'r .s3 Winnrl'- average 36 1919; losers.
I95.ig S.Iu. f.t = best runs Wrro ~ ana 37j
he.ser's % and o.
n
"Garuior ilol,les Marshal MacNIahon." ."
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49, r.si,,nntion. vou'. So, tho finest game oi
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tho tournament TINS evening il WAs harli} q
tr,io ursdlction. GARNER t'ayei lliur is. The
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W ma lsdirs. Sexton walked in WSl3. .nnd tossed
h.shat under the billiard table. H'wa7 foHow''
10y Harhl'I' WHO WIS III '""
Both L nuemen wore diamonds anu uIS
playod a fac uroporiion Of watch
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, chain, S'Alph uI'W hi7 'u' "''' D"
bag GARNER tore tho tissue paper iron
,he,oi,.tofb bia sti.t AMI bo,h f,en stepped t,
''' p''''' 80 ~ - -, "a
me WhIe' IL WIS '"o Hi"'.''"," H'"N '' ''
| tournament. Tho new and Old champions 4,
/, | ,,.i,. .,,.,r, ,i,a .,pt.-tan,s Nswlurrha
/ Ai'oi. ~ - 80, - D',.f
| was the old CHAMPION uup'r"' "hl b"h''
. | Strauss one Of Marshal MacMahon's old trump
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Sexton won the lead, and qhletN luIh'u III
D. | cgp Garuier played billiards. Tho hglls raj
81 ,hs ,ah,r ltlo robins in an orcharI an
DO rouhu uo "."'. ""' 80 49, ,,,', , ~,
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. In tho fourth inning the robins ran over th
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