New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
TIE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

INTERESTING GAMES AT COOPER UNION-SLOSsON,
WALLACE AND NORRIS TIE FOR THE THIRD AND
FOURTH PRIzE-THE COMING MATCH BETWEEN
sEXT " AND sCHAETER
The final games in the billiard tournament
were played yesterday afternoon and evening. Sexton
ana Daily first met Sections play good, while DAILY
seemed to be somewhat stale" Sexton lead from the
beginning and was never headed. In the nftyfOurth
inning the score 165 10 1874 in his favor. Daily
then made run OF a being less than that made by
DION early In the tournament, which was the best on
record There was very little nursing in tho run, the
shots all being made by brilliant open table play. His
twentieth shot was a scratch by kiss At the end Of
the inning no only behind Sexton after that
he dropped behind and Sexton won by 10 points The
following was the score:
seKton-o, l.o;s,l O.I,3,6,O,1,03.l,1 ia, .,
49, 30 o, l. o. = l. l. 90, 0, l, 7, =. D. =, 4, &.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
o, o, 10 A. o. -, o. o, 6, o. 3, l. Total, ISL
Days average, = 1861.
DAILY ana s"haefer PLAYED ncvt and the game was
watched with much interest because Day, II defeated
would be left without chance Of winning prize. Ia
addition 10 that, would DE disastrous 10 Schaefers
hopes for frat prize, should he lose; and it
looked very much as II he WAS gong to lose DAILY
played with great care IN the opening OF the game and
rewarded with several very good He opened
with run Of IL, mace II 10 his seventh inning, and
pcatcd III Ills tchth Whe SchaeerS best run was H.
anu at the end OF tlc tenth inning the score IS 10
3 IN DIiy favor Day passtd the hundred point IN
me twenty tId inning, aud the score Was lO4 To bl, In
h, favor. Both men played poorly for some time
after tnat. but schaeer reduced Inc the score
Daily retired a foul claimed by Schnrfcr schucfcr
stepped up 70 mo tame pay e ana made tHe shot Aou
urcd with l,ro AMID much laughter In the forty nth
inning ocuacrr ran Il and was tueu only behind. In
varied for innings. but towards the end Schactcr
dr" gradually ahead aud won BY Is points The follow
Dlly-lI,l.&O, ITO 7,2,G3LN2E5,3,
o. . o. 10. o. 10 o. 20, - ., =. . ,, :, p o O-Iotai
Schnofor-G. p lI,AO,O O17OoL4,
!. U. 81 o. !! ., l. - =, - o, l. T. o, o. s. o. ., q, o. 20
10 T. H. T. p 3. - D. ., 3, o. j, o, - 49, o. To
tul 700
scllciyr's average, 1903.
DAILY AVERAGE, OI-'3
The gaup- iu the evening between Dion and Car
ter and SguAetr anu sexton The greatest Interest was
shown b. tr audience, because the result likely TO
SHOULD carter driCa. D'"i ana 7,hdtIei, sexton b"h
aud -chdcfcr would bee tor the first prLr, and
SON Carter. Walker and Morris would have had equal
claims Tor the second PiiA". Ihc game hci"ttu
Iiou aud Carter began a few minutes after o'clock.
very q,t ON bon sie- al nr-t ami al the end 6f tue
NTH mining the score Was Dion ,, Car ar L. In tue
Carter responded wilh and 7 and was ,tu IN the
lead Toe next innings let the game tie, ana from
Inc scolc thru vas % to % in Dian- favor. Dion
had n.Iue u.- lead TO- when he mad hErLed his
very u,'iu run %, -. II was mad" IN good style ana
us play "N- mot confined To- any particular part Of the
taDc. raYouo -uot Win him Is a follow with TIRE
mtuduur 900 90 " siding to thy CUSHION ana tIcu
IN a., me -..,g o6i,,t bali Toe bal. brcano frolrn
alter tho taruy -ryeut -hot, were spotted and Carter
Jailed io count lie tncu had lead OF L. IL was not
Iior, the tuirtysiNtu inning that DION oycrrame this
uu nru Carter uAd PLAY ga IA IL the same was tie AT
95. Ia toe t4lty-cgtut inning hoih Players entered on
tue second score being: DOn lO2 carter
luI Alter tAat DION diI some elective wurN aud WAC
~, ~ r" Al Inc end of inr Ior,y-niln inning the
score o. To- no ia Dous FAVOR. OK innings later
uc was % points auca. Iue game lost M lutcr,, AMER
that pom. Dou made game on MS s,xy -hrrt INNINGS
and tuu- won %" Championship 'ub 'W anu Sl,Ouo
Iuo received With much oAc,rinS. Tue ioi-
Dioii-I, !, 4,O,I,I,II,3.L0.5. 2,2.3,i, >, 1. .
. %, %. % 800 %, ., - 90 o. l. o. - ., a. y, = l. " -
Carer = J. g. - L. 7U L. -. a. o. !. /. ., =. l. g., o.,
- q, o. -. l. o. = %. l. - o. 90 90 L. 90 80 l.
J. s. ). ., Do o. 3. 3D. - %, e. %, 1, oVO, 49, ., Total
D,on', average, 3 l5Gl
before the nnai game played it was announced
tia. iuc match haInr b'tWctu .,AatI', ana N'Nlnu
WoUd be- played la IaWmdny lltI "n December "
John Mc,uagu mas hrru CHOSEN - referee ana the
money, -. uu -l' Wa pAld jp u la tr presence ot
Audience. Ihr game n 10 De- played on 'oltuuct
table. -,udo, .ua sexton tA,u y.4y ot the final game
of the tournament. L. well contested muth Eoou
p.ay benz shown ny both men. sexton made pretty
of % and tine ~ 90 - IN Ia.
lie turned Oh" hundred 100 hi twenty eighth minus
hn- PLAYED hts u,uai game Dy means. A. time.
Ne shows sparta 90 sOOu M"5A Out h' cannot ~ r',
very CLOSE and the interest maintained until the
l.i -curitr UuaI., wuu and thereby secured second
-'',' 80, .,' - -, 49, ami wallace
nave each I'VE games ana Hr" consequently Ties Tor
today IN Iluiinlny Han To following WAS tue
scNton-g. I. ,, - ,. o.3 il.I,7,7o,O ). p l. o.
oI.I0I.25r 100. :. G.32, q, o. /, q. /. l. ,, o T.
- o. - TO- D. o. Do d. u. o. o. J. q. l. -, /, . Total, IT,
lG.%0.a. g. 10 6'oo''j65, 5,3i 10, :, 0, o. /,
o. 4, D. TO- p !, ., D. - = D. 90 l. - - d. lo'''
schacfer', average, $3.50.
Sessions average, . ji-59
Tho following table shows the rc'nts Of the tourna'