Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-28
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BILLIARDS.
Second Game in the Chicago BaIk Line
Tournament.

CHICAGO, March 27.-S.xton and Morris
were contestants in the second game Of the
Balk Line Tournament this afternoon. The
attendance was light. The game was thought
to be one-sided. Sexton was the favorite in
the betting, $25 to $l5, but It was close at
times and any body's game till ended. Sex
ton In the seventh inning took a strong lead,
with run of Ill and remained in front
oushoui, though at one time Morris came
to within points of him. Morris run SO in
the twentieth inning, mainly by the skillful
use OF cushion and kiss combin ations. The
score ID as follows:
Norris, 10, l, 80, 16. Is. IA. 4, 1,S,1,
O. 8, l, 8, 9, 42, o. SO, z, 1, 9, o, 4, 8, g, 2,
8, Q, II, Is, II, 8, g. IS, q Z, 81 O. o, /, 10. 0,
2, 9, 5, 5, l, 4, 9, 0, l, l. l, 1. Total, 532,
- Ssa'S on %, &C. 3, II. z III, 81, 9, 8, o,
8, ~, ~, s, IA. 0, 0, 6, 9, 13, 0, 0, q 20,
4, II, l, 1, ], 81, 10, 3, 8, 3. 6. Total, 600.
Highust run, Ill; average, 10 40-56.
A good audience witnessed the game to-
night between Schaefer and Wallace. Up
to the twenty.seveuth inning the game was
rather tame and uninteresting, as Schaefer
seemed not at all ambitious 10 hurry mat
ters. But in this inning, after knocking the
worries about carelessly for sixty points,
he changed tactics and went in for
large run. He held the balls at the rig hit
hand side Of the rail for twenty shots, seldom
making any change, but using the red to
cushion and TO kiss his own ball on the
white. At 100 points he changed to the end
OF the rail, and at 161 had them under per.
fect control. He then deity changed them
to the eide rail sgain, and with here
and there a fsrce up and down
the table, clicked away with marvel
GUS rapidly. At 200 the audience burst
into long and continued applause, and there
was general sigh of regret when on the
2O6th he barely mifsed one cushion stroke.
After this the game was short and sweet,
ending in just Two hours, with the following
score:
!, Sehasfr.-o.1. 80, 7, IS, l, II, o., 80, So.
3S, 5, o, 0, 5. g. 49, 0, IL. 6, 5, 4, %, IS, 205,
., 4s, 2, 5, 35, 5, IA Total, 600. Highest
| run, 205; average, II % "a.
Wailaes.-9, Is, 8, 0, AZ, Z. 25, O, 35, 81, O,
l, 90 l, Q, 6. Is, 0, SS, 10, l6, 26, 4, 10
0, "a, 0, 20, 5. Total, 1856. Highest run, AZ;
| average, 10 SO.
Tomorrow afternoon Daily and Morris will
play, and in the evening Viguaux and Dion.