, 1881-11-18
SPORTING EVENTS.

New YoItk, Nov. 17.-The first game today In
the cushion. carrom billiard tournament was be-
tween DAILY and Carter, and won ty DAILY In SIX
ty-four innings; Cnrter III. Tho second game,
betwecn MurriB and Dion, was won by Diou In
forty eight innings. The third game. between
Stosson and Heiser. was won by lieEscr if alxty-
three innings: Blossom, III. Tho cosclt aud
most Interesting Xatne Of tho tournament was
played tonight BY Sexton and Wallace. 1t was
nip and tuck throughout. On the thIrty-lfth
inning tho players wcrc aven ut 133,
nnd again even on tho foFty-fourth
Inning. On tho tfty-c!ghth tho scoro
stood: scxtou 100. Wallace 191. Tho
former scored st1 on the fltty-ntnth inning, and
ran out; Wallace 10l. Tho second game, he
tween schaofer and Gallagher, was remarkable
for the poor play Of tho former In tho lrst pnrt
OF tho game, and good work throughout the
game by gallagher. On tho twonty-tlrst tnu,ng
the sooro stood. Gallaghcr 100, Bchactor -.
On tho twcnty.third Schaefer scored u points,
md OF tho thirty third was only Gl behind his
opponent. schaefor mado several blanks IN tho
following Innings, md Mt tho fortieth inning tho
scoro stood. Gallagher 150, Sohaefer IT..
Sohaofer inado run Of ~. but Gallagher slowly
crcps On, and ran out Tn tho ai1ty.trat inning;
sehHefGr 161. ....--....
TAMMANY Hail. NEW YoWK. Nov. l1.-Fourth
dny of tho cushion. catrom tournament for tho
up, with - -inuh bulls, on q 61lO j. ii. Hrlns-
wick i Balks Co. table. with the Monarch oush-
Eleventh game: paly :oe. Garter III; aver
HMly u, E. l., Carser Is, u. II.
s$ ssss; sSa saSs:' SsiS: =; sss:6s;s
gas; III hsst ay
rnns--i1oiser 10. 1: s,ossou @5, z, II:
s9t1GG &C. el!fee h;HS 9
st rsns-sexton e. j.. 5, wajises se, i. is.
Fifteenth ganlo: Gallagher :l0, Schaefer 1877;
r. ssRs'' u. fuDs''A1''f ''' ~ 49, '''a'''f 't'
What tho Owner OF Phil Thompson
Has to Sny About the Proposed Hatch
I2nce with SsvaesheMrt.
NEW YuRK, Nor. 17.-Char1oa II. Raymond,
owner of tho great kcntucky-hrod 3-ycar.old,
Phil Thompson. called upon tho editor OF tho
Its,5, Field. and Farm In relation to the match
With Callfornta-brcd swectheart proposed By E.
3. Stokes. slnynlond said: ~ havo faith In
Phil Thompson. beleve Iu him, but 1t is u little
too curly TO tak about making match for next
year. want to see how my colt passes through
tho winter befora make an impurtant cngage-
nlant for him. TO put up now forfeIt Of $500
y @ 1n %atfR M s 70 Y . :.
man, md do not care, to gan,be on this po!nt.
with match. provided my colt Is III rood health
| ii tna time. win trut tho rnee vt Chicago In
| colts than years old coming III ut s., o00 or
sl0,Mo each. The cattuate Of stakes for e1.
Is entirely too hign viii sSw btu
| The race, presume, will draw. hut do not
wish to give any ono tho opportunity to hny that
| tho ulain thing In Wow Ii the division Of tho
gats receipts. Tue owner Of Sweetheart
III a vurY wealthy u,aa, and gate tuonoy
cnunot DO much Of. nn object to
dim. Ny proposition Is, tho winner shail tako
| NIL gaio-InonGy. Had nothing t0on said about
| matching this winter should havo challenged
In April Or May tho 4-year.o'ds Of California anl
tho world to battle, provided Phi thompson
| kupt right, Stokes siuluiy anticipated nc. fIy
| whiting until Rpring to put up tho forfeit, y
Inakcs It moro Of certalnty that tho colts will
conn tONDther."
Tno editor OF tho Turf, Field and Farm says:
I'VE Gun see no 70 reason Why Coy. Stanford
with Phil Thompson aud Swoetheart. a trott!nx
| contest bctwcen +-ynar.o otds for stake Of &N,.
oD and gate. money VII attract tho attennon 81
! owner With a smnll fortunu."