Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-26
THE SPORTING RECORD.
Close of the Billiard Match Between
Schaetfer and Slnsson, with the Former a
"inner-The Quarrel Between Haulan
and COurtneY-The Pimlico Races Etc

| SAooO u eAo nl1AAVX luACCh between
Schaetfer and Slnsson, with the Former a
| "inner-The Quarrel Between Haulau
and Couriney-The Pimlico Races, Etc.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The third and final
'.VOo points OF billiards in the match of 600
points for ~, 600 side between George Slosson
ana Jacob Schaefer was played tonight in
| madison Square garden. 1900 persons being
present. The play began tonight with schaef-
er 2,oOO points and Slosson 1913. Schaefer,
VINO had the lead. added 56 to his score, and
Blossom followed with one. Slosson didn't
seem IN good form and had bad luck, the balls
breaking badly. In the forty eighth innin e
Schaefer managed to gather the balls under
the rail and started off on brilliant run,
which Melted him l4s points. During the run
Inc balls became frozen and were spotted
twice, but he scored from the spot each
time. Slosson followed with two blanks, and
| IN the fftieth inning Schaefer again sent the
worries around the table until they came to-
gether near the side cushion. He moved them
gently around the table, scoring quickly, and
standing schaefer $500, Slosson 1875. In the
tifty-third inning Schaefer added 1913 more TO
his string by very brilliant play. Slosson
played very poorly meantime but on the tifty-
NTH inning he managed to roll up 1l2 points.
Small scores followed until the sixty-frst
INNING when Slosson, getting the balls in
corner, added to his string 1852 points,
schaefer was left good opening, but only
made ~. Slosson made an equally bad play.
and the spectators whistled derisively. The
score s,; then stood Schaefer 2SO2,
Slosson 1925. Slosson, apparently
encouraged by Schaefer's poor play, punched
the balls near the lower corner, moved them
around the rail quickly, turning corners easily
and added 267 to his string, the game s'anding
Schaefer. 2,S02; Slosson, 1858. Three innings
with scores # only to each were followed
schaefer making his opportunity added IS
points. and left the balls at the mercy of Slos-
Son, but he failed to count Schaefer followed
with 81 and inf the I'D inning ran the game
ont eHnt with 156 points, leaving Slosson at 2,6O4.
Winners average, 4122S; LOSERS 1851. Score by
innings tonight
schsefer-6, 0, ,4s, 40. 2s1, l., 2, 1923, 0, Sc,
g. IS, 2, l. 70, Q, Q, l, 49, "a, 0, 2, s, Is.
s!osSon-l, 0, 2C, 0. O. 2, II, 2, ID, 1l2, 4,
o. Z, g. Is, l6s, 10, ., 267, ., 0, l, l, 2, 6,
BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.-At Pimlicc, to-day,
Owens Owen and Lucia only started in the
dash OF one mile for 2-year-olds. The former
won: Time l:o0. The Breckenridge stakes
for 3-year-olds. two miles, won by Vottur-
no, D. Harold second, Aureofus third. Time
3:554. The handicap, for al! horses that have
run during the meeting, mile and a quarter,
was won by Fortuna, Oriole second, Florence
third. Time 2-40%. The Bowie stakes. for
all ages, four mile heats, was won by Glen
more, Getting second aud third heats. Willie
u got first place in the first heat; Loulanier,
third in the first heat, was distanoed in the
second. Time 1925, 1904; 7:sl.
ROCHESTER,, N. T., Oct. 25.-Courtney has
issued Il card. lie says II will row Mr.. Han
Ian at any time he may appoint. 1 am willing
now as always have been, 20 row fair and
honest race 70 decide which is the better oars
man, and this virtual postponement of the
race. which, was to have been pulled on Chau-
tanq". lak". on the 10th, meets with my cordi-
al approval. only ask five days time after
my new she'll IL finished, aud an impartial
Judgment of the race upon its merits" Court
neys friends object to Blaikie as referee, and
1t Is probable they will insist upon another.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Rvferee Biaikee thinks
the prospects Of race between Hanlan and
Courtney is exceedingly good, and that WASH
lngton would furnish excellent water. With
quiet water aud mild weather he says he be-
heves the time of the winner will be considera-
bly, shorter than Hanlan's record at Chautau-
qua.
BOSTON, Oct. 25.-In the Harvard eight race
to-day, two miles straightauay, the juniors
were victors. Time. juniors, 1923; seniors,
S:3S; sophomores, 8:55. The seniors included
three Of the Varsity crew of last year.