New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
sLoSSoN WINS MS SECOND VICTORY.
| sCHAEFER DEFEATED BY NINETY-NINE POINTS

WINNERS AVERAGE OVER EIGHTEEN.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-Thc third game of tho
balk line tournament was played tonight by sosson
and schacfer. The bank for the lead won
By Schacfer, but he failed TO count. and left
good opening for blossom, who soon worked the
balls to the lower end but lost hS grip on them and
missed round table shot at II. lie got an opening IN
the third inning and made 10. schaefer started in good
shape, but the balls lined agalnst the cushion and when
lie missed he SossOn another sct-up and lie made
II by clever work At the end Of the nth inning the
call WAS Slosson 123, schaefcr 50. In his seventh
Inning sosson had ugly breaks to deal WITH Dut
by strong play overcame them and at IL
had tie balls well iu hand at the
lower end ran aud ran 30. stopping wish a miscue
Slosson had another set-up in his eighth inning ana
with run OF p passed to his third string. the call
being. sosson 202, schaefer 81. The balls were leit
safe on schacer, who again left his opponent glit
and he ran 81 of OF it, Scnae now got fair open
Ing ana did some superb bIlk limo playing ut an aver
age width Of twenty Inches. He ended at so
with limo break In the middle OF the
table and when he missed he left
slo'sops ball frozen Tie red Counting fcom the spot
slooson gathered the balls at tho upper end aud ran -
score SossOn 342 Schacfrr III SOsSon. with run OF
g. the htcenth brought his total to 430. Scnaecr
having only Sc. slUssOn got the balls IN the SIX
ony rot 10 ont If IL: score Sccfr BIZ. sosson IjI
schaetcr did better in tue nineteenth inning. aud held
the balls well punched IN tue upper left hand
corner for about forty shots. when he TOOK
them to the opposite corner for twenty
more. At II he made fuul ana nIg
the balls closely huddlcd that hat would nave COW
cred them all 0OssOn uNcucd Ut twenty ana Sciacicr
started off again. At his eleventh shot his Dali wiA
frozen white. but with superb
muse outward his ball returned amt counted Again u.
forty the balls ms far apart, and no counted
win - nuc mas.G stroke. Loud cheers greeted
bean these Shots. He kept the balls well nh"cr
control the part the upper cad, but IN chang
n- them 10 the 9th cud he got them our OF easy cac
and - failed One-cushiOn shot.
The score thrn was SlO-sOn ass. Srhhei-
fer SO. Tn 70 sume nervous
work both sides fora little while ana with II some
hard breaks Both showed the STRAIN but slossoh
WAS the FIRST 10 get his breath ana ne ran
81, missing bank shot. Schlrtrf
found tLo pals clustered, but ui'er one count
missed simple draw: Finding mat hls
opponent wa- badly Hurried. oo.-oh took
hold once moro aud ran 33. There were sem
hard breaks both sides AID neither dil nuch eNccu
ton Tor while. Al tn close OF the tWrhiy-hInth IN
ming TIE ~losSun, 1NJi Srldrler'
3g9 scacirr rallied In TIE thirB-thlrd Innih-
with fine ~ - which carried
~, 10 sol, Sos~on, 59L scharier mlS-el
q di0cult bank shot. ana the balls ~rro lrlt wei
fDr S,o~s5u. easily TX aud closed me game
10 eight minutes before II O'Clock. Scaect ana NI&a"N
viii pay tomorrow uisht.
scfac'r o o. ]. TO- A. g. - J., o. 90 - o. O. o. o. IT,
~ 3. o. 80. %. d. O. H. g. 3. - - 4. J. *, ~ TOTAL
.oI. Aver gc. - C-Ji highest ran. - , . -, - ,
80. ~. 80 Il. %. Do. .J = u ~. = ~ ~ =
c. . Co. i. - ~ 10 a. 49, 81, Z 2. =. ", > y, D o
Total tUO. Average. i ti5 highest run, So