The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-04-18
No. 26.

The call at the close OF the fourteenth
innings showed Vignaux 4i2, Sexton So.
With a rapidly executed run OF 96 in his
fifteenth innings, VignauN brought his
score up to 53o, Sexton having but 81. A
miscue in the sixteenth innings ended
Vignaux's run of Al. He missed an easf
two cushion shot in the seventeenth aitu
in the eighteenth halted on very hard
shot. Indifferent play now ruled with
Vignaux, who seemed disposed to allow
Sexton a chance to reach at least total
OF 100, but the New Yorker could not
improve his opportunity and in the
nty-firstinnlng NlgnauH put an END
to the misery. Score:
NignauN-600. Average, % 1881.
Highest run, 14G.
sexton-87; highest run, 20; average,
3-2l.
CHICAGO, Ap-2l 6.-Ihe closing game
OF the tournament to decide the worlds
championship at the balk line game,
was played this evening to al audience
which literally packed Central music
hall to the doors The players were
Maurice Vignaux and Jacob Schaefef
The Characteristic points OF the game
were Nervousness on the part or poth 4
players; fine rally toward the close by
schaeier, after NlgnauX, through eX-
treme nervousness, tailed to rrohU by
two or three good opportunities 20 WIN.
30 nervous, indeed, was ne, lhat ne
could not retain his seat Whlle hls oppo-
nent was playing, but moyed eNcltedly
about, While pelsplfa1lop stood out II
great drops upon MS fornead. echaeIef
won lead, cHose the black o1sll, 9qt
| Ialled 10 COUNT Oh Tie hIs1 seiohe' iie
was 1olloWed by N15nauN WIN run ol
IL. Ihen ochaeler gathefea % on ms
| III
second, leaving the pails III pad posl'loil,
and schaefer tailed 70 count. Inc hfso
point o1 special interest was py slgnauA
IN the NTH inning, When, having con-
| querea 1of tlhle MS nervousness II
previous innings, ran daS, llle game tlieh 1
standlng ochaeler -, y y iShauA 10. 10
! ochaeIeI lneli tooh iAe Da.1o ah0 py Wy
most or1lllane pisis coilcelVs'ole, lii1ile'- ~,
ing open ana close cafolils, aiol1.lu NC
table, draws, masses ana fall y 1lalslhS' asa
~ q AanA11iN ~, = ~ - = ~ 80 c,.,,a
was @ called me score 1Aen - stoou: 2cillse-
Ter, z59. VlghauA' -. ne neA' A4l<'- 3l<o
bic performance: was by glgnauA "a u tne .lr
el8llta inning, u mIic'l ~ oot'lt'eu -,
ana III the 1WeiHh inning "nelL s ne
scored Luz; 5cIlaclef making siiAsli runs
unfll the seVehteen1tl' Wneh 5ns ne alueu tg
% points by rapid play. Inc score theh
STOOD 80 GO - ~ ochae1eIs -! lavot. - -
Ine elgh.eehtn inning slshauA lna,.e
o., ahd oolh began 20 snow siea' nel-
Vousness, hlahils sillaii M 1uils aint tt stl
IL Tue last nal1 ~ ~ .lle eNe!leiexH, ",.n
Tue game atans.in5 :, ,ada r,sae
aa Tue oslls MneIe " slosllu 1l.af 'lS'ess
the game easlly, put over oaIelul ~ Ply tds
caused nm g mlss an easy stfohe "a 'he tile
elgh,eentA sloe. 100 e,.e
tWenty-frst INNING ~ Win \ 100 necessary ~
70 Wi siis no osiia -
posl1loh ouo Tie llesl1 iian 80
MAKING y count, al1u 'l'ei . ~ n ',.Gl' ,a;I
got tne eails losetiiei ilea; e.: 4a .le 81, lanl
rfoill e'la1 pony ~ .ile 5l'l ,.Aa p,5.y
~ Tue iios. pilillails s'ile ia III,
,lo,l. Agaln aii4 asaln .ile .,,si'o
oaoiy iof nun. IL eooh esei9 :,
however, ana WIZ. rare ii1lve - - qha.e laue
OF trying circumstances .pioosn - 'ne,l n,,t
logelher again ailu ran ene sal'.5 oas'
anna great ana wen oesefVe'' z al''la'sse
score oao
15cnae1er-ooo a Y. highest ~ s'Neias0'
% l1-Al. ZOO 1:1t roe. ,-o,.ua
- ' lgnauAV'o'' " iiiSii0s'' ioo' 81
- 9-Ao.
TIE ar l.hsoo1s tLa.e. u1a1
by pea'lhs Dioh - ny o. NJ
game oi the olllia,u al io.lalial.iei'', ,
ice naIy secures .1ie enilu ~ Pc eel na1.r
Tue louiln and NlulIls .iie lli'n ns 10y.
led on ofishly anu sooli ,uoh . s1lGaS
ieaa, pho III the ehifty - i.1iiii n1aoli
ran iol MS iarseso Iun IL 'ile eotal co
nehl, ana tnereoy cailie up Within W
, polnes oi us us oppoiIent. % 9ooie -
Daly-ooo hisles'' % aNeiese'
o-oo. 80, *