The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-20
COMPLEMENTARY
Vie GREAT Balk Line Tournament ut
Chtcago.-A Large lrowd witness the
Gsms-- chaefer the vte,s or.


naox wers the contestants ir the
fourth game Of the "bs'k
tine" to0rusnsns to-day. Tns
attendance WAS again very lsrse
though less than that OF the precsdiax
games. schseisr felt deeply chsgrinsd
AZ his two defeats an expressed gres,
oonfitsuce ia hts winning to.righ's
Game. Tbs betting WAS lively AZ even
uoaey as Vignsax mad shown in III
sans Of Tuesday night, Jhat he wns
.qual in strength @, play 90 either Of
the Americans. SchseIcr Won the
bar k for the lead and counted FROM
the la -cff. lie missed tho second
shot, An easy ose, on cush-
loo. V'gnanx msdH run If
81 IN his second inning, stopping with
the oalis in line. SchsoiSr stsi ted In
slo aiy and played Ia ragged fashion,
having no kna0s Of controlling 'ne
bal $. In hts half Of the eighth
innirg Nignsux ran 80, and The score
stuod l3S 10 S Va his favor. lie leit the
b lila CLOSE together for SchaetAr, VIM
hansisd them rather clumsilv tor
\ time, and wss obliged to resort
w AtA- CfANt9 anu uilllCulL
shCix. He stopped ~ "a by reason oi
faulty drive shoJ aDd lHi5 tpe b4lls
oapcned for VlgnsuY. The foreigner
plsy,d with precision and sei-conl.
msud, and In bis customary
aloiid aud irtxor&hle way piled
up So, He left SchaeieI
y ialr opening, but the Nee Yurssr
missed. AgSlo tue garlsinn qr0cerded
III msrterly style 10 Gemulish Sch Aei-
crs chances for the big priz-, this time
making y run Of 63, In which some
auperb shots were made. Ono waa
two-pushios bank for position; nn-
other "a draw shot as al np-
/ als across the centre widts
of the table, and iaird wss
a combination sis1 shot around the
tahlo for FIVE cushions. Three balls
lay in line close t,grther ngaingt the
| head OF tina cushion. A follow shat
" AZ out OF tie question and a straight
kiss was iMprsctica0le. with con-
sumIEate cslculaliOn tha big
foreigner played on the white and
thereby kissed tho rsd over
toward tbs risht hand corner, where
HIS own pail mot II, asd cuuaied On its
ys'urn from y tsip stoano the tsbls.
This great shot VISA loudly cheere0.
AT So liz soppsd on O. d fflculb draw
80 toe cushion. Ouco m 10
in his llth inning, Vg-
naux added to his blk totsl
tbis tire with n ws'l.rlaYsd ran of 81.
| The score vas now 3l4 to "a, In Wig.
na9X's favor.
S,haefer missed in his 1871 inning
| from sheer nervousness. Visnsux
followed WITH 10, missing on a
one-cushion bSus. He LETT the
balls sad for Schsefer, who opened
out ~sth scrsamins nisssa shot, and
in ono or two more shots, got the ball q
In hand for . good lung run. He
seemed 60 IA her sell conCrni az la
wenE slong aud although not
playing with HIS Tsual stroke, no d I'd
extremely we'll. At 81 no spread the
balls wide apart by faulty drive, and
then rsissed a hard drawshot.
Score Vigraux, 327; S1haefer, ISL.
As usual, Vignnnx found aet-up,
and worked L. up 20, when he missed
on bard bank He lett schaefsr q
toRgh break, hut the little man went
after it nrouud the table and got it.
Another shot, and q hs,d one,
aud With tho best playing he
had yet done, no went on with beau
tiful ruu. Al 43 h. froze te the RED and
nanked successfully. Again al
100 he froza, but with III
ouSvsrd mashe, he counted amid
tremendous cheering. Al lie
ne again stuck fast 10 .he red this 81 ne,
IN such . position si6t ns could neither
bank nor move. the balls we're SPOT.
tad sud no mace the a,ring sbnt IL
elegant shape. 10 stopped at l52 IN
y very have swo-csshion shot
Vigpaux WA perceptibly affected
by this uElooked for state Gf thin,
aud in the next t,''r innings broke IL
prices, m'ssing LIS fayorite draw.
Schaefsr gave him safety medicine
for two isnings, bat 10 Tho l7tb, nc
epened 0us oace more in grand STYLE
end made run Of So There WAS great
cheering nc hs passed his oppo,
Dents score.
The call row showed Scbaefer, 400
NgDaux, $50. During all this time
Vgaaux stood nsgr he table and k ol
his eyes or Schaefer. Twice
he claimed no count Ga Schaeier, bat
tho referee ruled against him
Schsefer's run OF 81 in the Is h inniup
csve tim lasd OF exactly
100 (i65 to vignsux's $751;
In the last half Of the 10 h
Inning Vignsux caught his sscos /
wind aud got in n ran al "a, miestng on
draw shot and leaving the balls TO.
gathsr for Scbaefer.
Score-Sch iefer, 46s; Vignaux, AS
Schsefer UTILISED The set up it'll aro,n-
or M Rn,fcenJ run, in which he play ed
the balk limo ana worked the ends and
corners as they have not been workt i
bstore In this armament. He stopped
at ITO by = hair bresdth miss Of . two.
cushion pos'iion shot.
Seore-Schsefer, SIS; Viguaux, ll6
A carefully played run Of l9
by V'gn.ax In the Nth inning ended
with the miss Of q draw shot. The
balls were lett very hard for Schaefer,
and he msde two blank innings and
tried the safety plan. After making
one point in the 2lst, Vignaux was
kissed out OF count, but
In the 22nd his RAN 80 and reached his
last string.
Score-Sosae'er, SIS; vignauy, 512.
a miscuo oy ViRpsux Nsve Sehaafer n
kst.ap In the 25ih and he made 10.
Visnalx hsc no chance in
his half OF thu 25ih inning,
snd Schaefer opening out with
some daring shots, ran IL and the
game IN the .6;h inning, thus winning
q most extraordinary victory.
To morrow night Sloslon and Vag-
nsux wi, i plsy.
Ssore--Schae fer-l, OIL, Q, A, 6, O, O "a,
90 81, lS2, 2, zee SIS, ITO, 0. 90 0,
10 IL; totel coo
ViSnaux-2 81, 10 IA Q, Il. /, 80. IS,
90. v 10 20, 10, y, 8, 8, "A, 10, 1, 06. l, 4, 0;
total, S07.
II gh-st ruus-Slhsefsr. $50, ITO, 81,
&c; Vgnsux, sS, 50, IS; average:
Schssfer, 23,s; vignaux, 20 7-25. Time
. hours Is minutes
n winslow's sOotaing syrup.
Rev. Sylvsnus Cobb thus writes 70