The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-01-07
MAURICE DAILY CHAMPION
HE DEFEATS WILLIAM SEXTON IN 4
FINELY CONTESTED MATCH

Play which Held Fun Neuse Until sSuAeY
Morning HilliarA Experts ourpr1se1 -
Mosruins I. the Bewery-A Mig Avsrsse.
The second match at cushion carroms BE-
tween William Sexton. champion. and Maurice
DAILY. took place in Tammany Hall last night
Tho game was 500 points up. for $500 SIDE On
the same conditions a. the ono played on Doc
1. which Sexton won by A points. The betting
ran two to one In favor OF Sexton. Mr.. Budd
Scofeld was chosen referee and marker.
There were about 400 men and several ladies
in the hall when Mr.. DAILY opened play at 7:50.
making neat little run Of by long combina-
ton shots which ELECTED applause from ad-
inirers OF the game. He left the balls In line.
widely separated, for Sections first essay. vii.
liam did not connect He was not in his usual
form. He three times failed 10 count In ak In
nings. This gave Maurice confidence. He
played with remarkable skill creeping stead
lily away from the champion. In the eleventh
inning by fne corner work mainly and bring
tcsea o pcn The then shove.
SO to IS In his favor DAILY closed his thirteenti
was se Ta 19 e9 IN The to '
nS sesHRh hs had .ns s
swered his delicate manipulations moro truly.
He nmped, up h IiMsly in the hseny
bns Wss NOW Wh twenty ps points 81 Il;
adversary. MAURICE had made The game fairly
lively thus iar: with !. high average Tor cushion
although each had frequently passed out on
such apparently easy ones a. TO draw derisivs
Esht points eDiy sepsrased the pIs1srs a. the
close OF the thrty-seventh inning Excite.
the ss .sd hs
cessI91, however, ne made way for Daly WITH.
points. Including run o. txenty sight. Tsu.
pSas rom e. sS
The excitement died away when The Chance: 81
his Stone II tS
sixty.seventh inning BY making masniaoen!
public. rS When III S%r Ssoaeld sailed SOD icr NJ
The wizard from the Bovery did nns execy:
tion in the J., sevsnty-third inning AIDING q
.he sut aoon on easy vsntars
reverse nas.E English Shot n whish drsw hssrsy sp.
pnins; The game then :,ood So e sS1 il i
hSMa Mr.. f Dss SIS: M. seaten. sio o"'.' 0''
clean lead Of nifty points. The champion APP
peared anxious. playing with the greatest caro-.
| A marvellous long 0rnW 6nOt elOnGSlO6 inc
cushion was greeted with the widest applause
When Sexton began his ninety seventh In
ming he was forty:eiight points behind DAILY.
NS &. ths liable VIM III a 5Id ,v:n ne
and eleven. while DAILY failed to count
four times in succession. Repeated cries
| Of Bowery" now came from the gallery. while
a voice from the floor shouted. Call thu
game" Mr.. Scofeld replied: Mr.. DAILY -
Mr.. Sexton. 49," This was at the end Of the
| Tooth inning. Excitement now dubbed up
again. Sexton was drawing dangerously near
and the game was breaking the new code b.
| running into Sunday morning.
Maurice forged ahead once more In the 10oth
| inning. BY q ell-executed run Of II. From
| this out he kept In the van. as he had during
the entire game. making the best average evel
made at cushion carroms for tho number ol
points. The match ended at 1920. Following
| is the score:
DAY., l;is $ $50, o,"lssooss.
49, j. :, i ! 80 SslsS%f. !
"a 81 20 is ~ 10 o. 4 's
L. O. O. q 2 !. O. O. o. s. o, 5. io-sO6. Average, s-2s
oI.5,I I. ls,s I'd. ], d! L5to.aSIs. 5000
2o2.s.2,s,s,a.i 10 10, 300, rs; 10 go
2o,s.l 10, o. Is. s,o,o,o,Is, 2,i.2,O0s
| O,O-467 Average, 4Ii.ilA